Depression is an illness marked by substantial changes in brain function and disruptions to other bodily systems. That’s why depression is less about feeling sad and more to do with lack of pleasure in life, along with a range of physical symptoms such as severe fatigue, disturbances of appetite and weight, and muscle and/or gut pains. Thought processes and mood are significantly impacted by these brain and body disturbances. We hope these resources help you grow in understanding and care for those in your midst who are living with Depression.
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Lyn Worsley, founder of the Resilience Centre, joined us for a spotlight session on depression. What it is, how to treat it, and how to support someone living with it.
Chances are, if you’re reading this, you, or someone you know is experiencing a disturbance in mood. This will look different for different people: anything
Claudia shares about her struggle with depression and feeling sad most of the time. Her faith in Jesus makes all the difference in dealing daily
Lyn Worsley, founder of the Resilience Centre, joined us for a spotlight session on depression. What it is, how to treat it, and how to support someone living with it.
Chances are, if you’re reading this, you, or someone you know is experiencing a disturbance in mood. This will look different for different people: anything
Claudia shares about her struggle with depression and feeling sad most of the time. Her faith in Jesus makes all the difference in dealing daily
