Freedom From Depression Workbook (Workbook)
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Twelve Steps to Managing Depression
1. You Can Identify Your Depression
2. Anger Turned Inward
3. The Other Side of Anger
4. Inadequacy Feelings Settle In
5. Coming to Terms with Abuse
6. Grief Reactions
7. Finding Release from Control
8. Accepting Ugly Reality
9. How Personality Styles Affect Depression
10. Evaluate Your Medical Needs
11. Be Honest About Suicidal Thoughts
12. Keys to Lasting Change
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About the Authors p. 241
About the Authors p. 241
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It’s an unfortunate but unavoidable fact: Depression will seriously afflict one in four of Us at some point in our lives. Perhaps equally unfortunate are our misconceptions about depression and its causes. Depression doesn’t always mean an overwhelming sense of gloom; it can also be an underlying feelings.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780840762078
ISBN10: 0840762070
Les Carter | Frank Minirth
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2000
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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