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D is for Depression: Spiritual, Psychological and Medical Resources for Healing Depression is unavailable, but you can change that!

Depression seems to be everywhere. It seems everyone knows someone else who struggles with it—you may yourself. It has become such a part of the psychological landscape that it can often be met with cynicism, or indifference, which is a problem—because Depression does exist—and people suffering from it need help. The concept of D Is for depression is what makes it immensely valuable. It is a...

Maternity blues 50 per cent of women experience mild depression following childbirth, starting on the second or third day and usually lasting for only a few days. About 10 per cent of mothers face rather more severe depression after the birth, either quite soon or after some weeks. This can last months or a year, with certain cases of more prolonged suffering. Post-natal or puerperal psychosis, affecting only three in every thousand women is a serious, though fairly rare complication, often with
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