Depression Forum

needing some coping help

2013-08-11T15:58:10Z

I’ve slipped into an anxious and depressive state in the last couple of months following some botched bathroom work that i believe has also resulted in some structural damage to our house. Having councelling and also doc intially prscribed beta blockers and now an ssri. Really worried about job as unable to concentrate. I feel there is no answer to the bathroom problems, they will never get resolved. Trying to pursue claim through my insurers legal cover but giving them hard evidence will mean having to take down part of kitchen ceiling or taking up the bathroom floor. The whole experience is so draining. Ive found cracks in loft walls that were not there before they did there work as well. Im normally so on top of things but really dont know how to deal with this. I cant see a way out.

To live in peace, live in the present

2013-08-13T18:51:00Z

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You are enough! You don’t need to be perfect

2013-08-13T18:26:58Z

Click here for article about how perfectionism can lead to depression and unhappiness.
Author and celebrity hypnotherapist, Marisa Peer, talks about being enough in her book Ultimate Confidence. Click here for link to Ultimate Confidence.

any advice?

2013-07-25T12:48:03Z

Hi guys i know it’s been a couple of months since i posted but things have been going well.

Back cv work and have been for a while now. Been managing great but today it feels like i can’t catch my breath.

There has been a lot to do today and every time i finish one piece of work on my desk two more pop up.

Finding it a struggle and the old anxiety symptoms are bubbling again today

any advice?

Marisa Peer helps Evening Standard journalist overcome her fear of flying.

2013-08-05T11:01:23Z

Click here for article of how hypnotherapist, Marisa Peer, helped Kara Dolman overcome her fear of flying.
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How are you Paul?

2013-05-05T21:23:24Z

Hi Paul, how are you? Really good to hear from you? I’ll do that and start taking omegas. Anythilng that can help is worth trying? Will

New Initiative launches to advise and support young people with mental health and wellbeing

2013-07-06T12:30:52Z

A new national mental health service was launched yesterday for 11-17 year olds. It is described as providing information, support and advice abut mental health and emotional wellbeing.
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A third of young people have contemplated or attempted suicide

2013-07-05T09:37:54Z

A MASSIVE reason to be raising awareness of depression, breaking down stigma, talking about it and letting people know it’s OK to talk about their own depression and ask for help. Click here for article.

Sally Brampton of the Sunday Times recommends PharmEPA for depression

2013-06-30T14:46:29Z

PharmEPA is the omega fish oil that has turned my life around too. I am glad that more people will get to know about it now that people like Sally Brampton are recommending it in the The Sunday Times.
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Sally Brampton’s book about depression: ‘Shoot the Damn Dog’ is recommended by many of our members that we have it on our recommended reading list. I’ve read it and agree with those recommendations. Click here for recommended reading list.

Living with a partner with depression

2013-06-20T11:11:59Z

Can anybody help me. My partner has had depression for a few years but has only about five weeks ago been to the drs and has been put n medication. I am finding it at times incredibly hard to live with this. He will for no reason just stop talking to me and this silence can go on for almost a week. He literally will ignore me as if I’m not in the room, yet will speak to our two year old. Is this a normal part of depression? Any help or advice will be gratefully received. Thank you