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Eckhart Tolle On Depression
- By Eckhart Tolle
- Published 04/10/2008
- Depression
Whether the condition is a physical condition that one
suffers from or a psychological condition.. there
is the tendency to identify oneself with the illness or with
the—whatever it is.
Depression's Machismo Mask
- By Misc Author
- Published 04/5/2008
- Depression
You
might call it melancholy on steroids -- a muscular mixture of
fast-driving, heavy drinking, hard-charging cussedness.
For
perhaps 3 million American men yearly, that's the plotline for
depression.
Making Good Use of Depression
- By Douglas Eby
- Published 03/16/2008
- Depression
Depression
can be a profoundly damaging and disrupting condition, spiritually and
psychologically corrosive, preventing us from living fully and
realizing our talents. But a number of people also say the experience
has had real value for them.
Psychiatrist Kay Redfield Jamison first planned her own
suicide at 17,
and attempted to carry it out at 28. Referring
to her bipolar disorder,
she has said, "I have felt more things, more deeply..."Life with depression, or life with dull feeling
- By Misc Author
- Published 03/13/2008
- Depression
By Elissa Ely, MD
-- A few months into treatment, he noticed.. the
desire to put words to paper had just disappeared. So had deep emotion
of almost any kind.
Was Your Depression Misdiagnosed?
- By Native Remedies
- Published 03/12/2008
- Depression
More Americans are being diagnosed with depression and prescribed antidepressant medication now than ever before. The top two prescription antidepressant medications reached nearly 4.5 billion in sales in 2006 and have only grown. So where does this modern epidemic stem from? Some experts believe that it may be a misdiagnosis.
Against Depression: Anatomy of Severe Melancholy
- By Misc Author
- Published 02/17/2008
- Depression
By Natalie Angier, The New York Times - Whenever Peter Kramer gives a talk, sooner or later an audience member invariably asks The Question. So, Dr. Kramer, what would have happened if van Gogh had taken Prozac? Or Kierkegaard? Or Virginia Woolf?.. Kramer presents a sustained case that depression, far from enhancing cognitive or emotional powers, essentially pokes holes in the brain, killing neurons..
We Are The X-Men
- By Tom Wootton
- Published 02/17/2008
- Depression
The greatest power of all is my ability to go into such deep depression
that I can gain insights into the true meaning of life.
It
helps me to find meaning and purpose beyond just surviving another day,
and helps me to appreciate life for all of its richness.
The Art of Seeing Depression
- By Tom Wootton
- Published 02/17/2008
- Depression
Each time I was forced to experience depression it became more clear to
me. I began to redefine what depression is and better recognize the
features that I could now 'see' more clearly.
My
scale began to change
from one based on pain to one based on a much richer perception of what
was going on.
Eric Maisel's "Van Gogh Blues"
- By Eric Maisel
- Published 02/1/2008
- Meaning and purpose , Depression
Interview by Janet Grace Riehl -
Eric Maisel: Even before you can make meaning, you must nominate yourself as the meaning-maker in your own life and fashion a central connection with yourself, one that is more aware, active, and purposeful than the connection most people fashion with themselves.
Eric Maisel: Even before you can make meaning, you must nominate yourself as the meaning-maker in your own life and fashion a central connection with yourself, one that is more aware, active, and purposeful than the connection most people fashion with themselves.
J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and Depression
- By HBC Protocols
- Published 01/25/2008
- Depression
J.K.Rowling
sank into a deep depression after completing the final
'Harry Potter' book. She also speaks about the depression that inspired
her to write the books.