Depression Resources

Posted 9 years ago, 148 users are following.

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Below are listed recommended resources for users who wish to read more about depression, get self help, treatments etc. Users can also post the link to this discussion in any replies to guide users to this info. The post will not go for moderation as it is an internal link. The link to post is https://patient.info/forums/discuss/depression-resources-298570

Samaritans website

http://www.samaritans.org/

Depression health centre

https://patient.info/depression

A central hub with links to depression articles, videos, blogs support groups etc.

Coming off antidepressants leaflet

https://patient.info/health/depression-leaflet/antidepressants

Reducing ADs using 10% withdrawal method

http://survivingantidepressants.org/index.php?/topic/1024-why-taper-by-10-of-my-dosage/?&gopid=16335#entry16335

Suicidal thoughts leaflet

https://patient.info/health/depression-leaflet/suicidal-thoughts

A leaflet with advice for people having suicidal thoughts and also for relatives/friends. It includes several contact details for relevant groups such as The Samaritans and others.

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ecnaL Emis_Moderator

Posted 9 years ago

awesome resource! thank you!
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-sophie- Emis_Moderator

Posted 9 years ago

Thank you for this, I'm sure lots of people will find it usefull
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carineallen Emis_Moderator

Posted 9 years ago

Thanx for give informatic information for us
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Geeee Emis_Moderator

Posted 8 years ago

You are AMAZING for this! Thank you Hun. These resources should definitely come in handy for many of us! Blessings to you ❤️
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Blu02 Emis_Moderator

Posted 8 years ago

Very helpful post.... thanks 😃
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RachelPPSA91 Emis_Moderator

Posted 8 years ago

Thank you
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ema65741 Emis_Moderator

Posted 8 years ago

thank you!
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ema65741 Emis_Moderator

Posted 8 years ago

i visited these pages today again, but everything has the same idea. i think we need to think about our needs in order to fight depression
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- Healthbliss ema65741
  
  Edited 4 months ago
  
  sometimes our diet has ways of influencing our emotional well-being. This bring to play the importance of our gut health.
  
  Do you know that trillions of bacteria live in our guts, both healthy and bad? Our physical and emotional well-being is dependent on these tiny organisms. Research suggests that a healthy gut can reduce depression, anxiety, and happiness symptoms.
  
  Check the link below for a resource that explains it well
  https://mybook.to/Foodmoodconnection
  
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Bzo Emis_Moderator

Posted 8 years ago

Thank you!
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Cheba Emis_Moderator

Posted 8 years ago

Thanks! I guess i have some reading to do now
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ema65741 Emis_Moderator

Posted 8 years ago

thank you for the resources
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goamy Emis_Moderator

Posted 8 years ago

Wow. This is great. Thank you for your help and effort.
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AIDT Emis_Moderator

Posted 8 years ago

I read your article on "Suicidal thoughts leaflet" Very impressive post. I also share with all my social accounts to increase the reach of such great post.
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mkzaxxx411 Emis_Moderator

Posted 8 years ago

thanks for giving this helpful one :-)
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