How to recover from depression

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Leading depression expert and clinical psychologist Dr Michael Yapko draws on research and shares his insights from 40 years of working with those suffering this common mental health issue. Learn the simple skills that research shows can help you or a loved one to recover - and even prevent depression occurring - in this heartwarming and uplifting speech for the Australian Psychological Society.

[@silvianajones4421]

it's hard to get out of depression when you have no friends but depression makes it soo hard to make friends

[@user9xyz836]

Much harder when there are no friends and no family either.

[@holographer4810]

Quintessential "catch 22"

[@showmeyrkitties2335]

It's hard to keep friends when you are miserable to be around...

[@rong2962]

Family is the only source of friendship which I can rely on but it is slowly slipping away from me and I'm just getting lonelier and lonelier. I can talk to people and i do associate with "groups" of people but I cant class them as friends when I mask my true identity to fit the environment and people around me all the time. Even the things I love doing are losing value and all I want to do is lie in darkness and fall asleep.

[@8thwander26]

@@rong2962 Me too.

[@jimwoodman8101]

I have been depressed for a long time, but after taking shrooms few months ago, l feel much happier and highly motivated and my ADHD gone , lost a ton of anxiousness and had a few epiphanies about how I should live my life. I decided to buy an ounce for backup, but haven’t yet felt the need to take any more since then.

[@antoniojames5766]

I have autism, I was diagnosed with it when I was 15. I tried shrooms and it made me function so much better.

[@remyscott6296]

Eek I’m autistic too and might wanna try mushrooms. How do I go about it?

[@antoniojames5766]

Yeah doc.brenttt is your guide. Man is exceptional with anything psychedelics.

[@user-mt8nt6od4k]

Hello Can he be reached on IG?

[@antoniojames5766]

Yes doc.Brenttt

[@elizabethwilliams6651]

Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.

[@APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU]

Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!

[@Jennifer-bw7ku]

Yes, dr.sporessss I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today.

[@steceymorgan814]

I wish they were readily available in my place. Microdosing was my next plan of care for my husband. He is 59 & has so many mental health issues plus probable CTE & a TBI that left him in a coma 8 days. It's too late now I had to get a TPO as he's 6'6 300+ pound homicidal maniac. He's constantly talking about killing someone. He's violent. Anyone reading this Familiar w/ BPD know if it is common for an obsession with violence.

[@APOLLINAIREBARTHOLOMIEU]

Is he on instagram?

[@Jennifer-bw7ku]

Yes he is. dr.sporessss

[@icecreampaintjob1697]

Still, to this day, I return to this talk over and over again. This is one of the best talks on depression I have ever seen.

[@TalktoKel]

Yes, I do too!

[@Recite_GodHealMeCreateMiracles]

Focus only on solutions, positivity, write on papers all solutions (good things for you, your body, your mind, your spirit) and keep the papers with you

[@IMOMENTOI]

I'm scared that one day, when I get old, I'll see myself in the mirror thinking about everything I missed in life because of depression and anxiety.

[@d37.n]

I hope that motivate you to stand up right now and try to be happy ♥️

[@brandonjohnson7729]

Me too

[@sexymary]

Goddamnit! That's a miserable life to live. It's like a long-ass suicide.. I'm currently fighting depression..

[@josefserf1926]

@RECITE-GOD-HEAL-ME-EACH-SECOND Good advice. It's not instant but then it doesn't matter if it takes years to implement.

[@DLPfan-km8dc]

Missed what you go school work and die traveling for rich people makeing friends thats a joke life about doing same shit over and over every freaking day mom only thing keeps me going i cant even see her if it wasn't for her i would end my life in this bull shit life

[@mascara1777]

Talk therapy for decades won't do nearly as much as finding community, volunteering, having some kind of purpose in your life. I did this and it saved my life.

[@suzihazlove4979]

Where did you find a community you felt good in??

[@Sunshine-kn6or]

I was just thinking this same thing. I’m alone and miserable surrounded by people. Just sad

[@vthomas375]

Miserable surrounded by ppl stuck in a new paradigm of fear of passing on and/ or becoming infected by a life threatening pathogen may well be the origin of this now for many?

[@ArtTripper]

@@Sunshine-kn6or Being surrounded by other people can be disastrous, not therapeutic. My depression was never worse than it was in my college years, when people criticized me for my depression rather than understanding and trying to help. No one really cared. What helped me most was a dog, a simple beagle puppy who was my constant companion for the next 15 years. I spiraled downward the moment he died. Exactly one week later I found another beagle pup, a little female. She sleeps in my lap as I write this. She asks little from me, and gives me everything, more than people ever have.

[@lenas5613]

Our choices are more limited during the pandemic...but manageable!

[@oginza]

24:04 Risk Factors 25:01 Internal Orientation 30:31 Stress Generation 35:03 Rumination 40:16 Global Thinking 46:20 Unrealistic Expectations 55:22 Other Tips

[@megrogan1]

Thank you.

[@horizon8956]

Perfect summary! Thank you!

[@alasryh]

Thank you!

[@Recite_GodHealMeCreateMiracles]

Focus only on solutions, positivity, write on papers all solutions (good things for you, your body, your mind, your spirit) and keep the papers with you. If you do it each day your life will really change in a good way

[@TC-ln3rr]

Hands down the best video I watched when going through a severe bout of depression last year. To anyone currently struggling, please hold on and make small steps - one. day. at. a. time. Sending you love and a hug x

[@kekehaleeey1391]

Thank you!!! 🤞🙏🏽

[@HartmanBernardErnest]

I made researches and found out that shrooms are very helpful , it has really helped to reduce anxiety and depression and some other mental health issues..i would love to try magic mushrooms but they are hard to source!

[@KathyMawson]

Psychedelics saved me from years of uncontrollable depression, anxiety and illicit pill addiction.imagine carrving heavy chains for over a decade and then all of a sudden that burden is gone.Believe it or not in a couple years they'll be all over for treatment of mental health related issues

[@user-ex9om5bz4g]

@@FredTyson-mc8owI get mine from myco_alvin

[@KathyMawson]

I'm glad myco_alvin is mentioned... I've been having severe depression for years now but I had to hit him up and got some of his product..they work like magic.

[@SymphonySays]

I've suffered from severe, chronic depression since I was a child. One of the most important tools I learned over the last 25 yrs, he mentions here. And that is: to NOT trust myself when I'm severely depressed. I will literally turn away from the worst thoughts in my head and say "You're not thinking right. Do not listen to that person, she's very sick and confused." I know this tactic has saved my life more than once. Just vouching that that advice, in particular, is so important. 👍

[@thesarkive7746]

Good advice.

[@rentalsnake6542]

Gets harder to follow that advice the longer you have been depressed and the more entrenched you are in the depressive thoughts. After a while, it becomes less of a transient state and more just a part of who you are. I resent the "permanent solution to a temporary problem" axiom because of this, because for many, it's a problem that will persist throughout their entire life, just in vary degrees of severity.

[@bellona6356]

@@rentalsnake6542 Agreed. At 33, I'm trying to unravel a decades worth of self hate and bitterness from depressive thoughts. Telling someone like me suicidal thoughts are a temporary state and instilling a sense of shame only produces further spiraling.

[@SymphonySays]

@@rentalsnake6542 i completely understand. I'm only saying what has helped me and CAN help others but no advice on depression and suicidal thoughts is blanket advice for everyone, of course. I started to use that tactic after I had my daughter, and she was also a HUGE factor in telling myself I wasn't allowed to listen to those thoughts. Not that I didn't have them, but that I didn't act on them. Before her, I was hospitalized more than once and once almost didn't survive. But since that tactic helped me so much I wanted to mention it in case it could help even one other person. I still struggle, especially since my mom just died. I hope you find help and hope within your struggles as well. 💛

[@SymphonySays]

@@bellona6356 ^^^^this is for you as well. 💛

[@Bradkinn_music]

Going from depression to living AND enjoying life was a long hard journey, prayers for those going through hard times.

[@jexycryptogawd8199]

After I lost my best friend I’ve been stagnant and lost … depression and anxiety almost killed me The name on my channel 👆🏼 saved me with magicmushrooms and psychedelic products reach out to him …

[@jacquelinebarnard649]

Thankyou ❤

[@blairsterling6141]

Depression usually is not a biological problem in the brain. It is NOT a chemical imbalance. NOT. Depression can be healed through proper therapy, humor, and finding the ideal people to be around.

[@cherylronneberg9950]

Dance with Mary Jane

[@jexycryptogawd8199]

Check out the name on my channel above 👆🏼 He helped me recover

[@SusanaGomez-mp8sk]

Actually suffered severe depression which led to my addiction to alcohol for over 7 years after I lost my husband. Not until my son recommended me to psilocybin. Psilocybin mushrooms treatment saved me from depression and addiction. Never thought I would be saying this about mushrooms.

[@laurj09]

I've been looking to try shrooms, just very difficult to get a reliable source here in Australia. Really need!

[@Mcdogmom288]

I've done microdosing for help and it works does cut depression out its been the best remedy I've ever had psilocybin been illegal is actually a crime against humanity

[@DonnHowes]

Hey! Yes I'm very sure of Dr.benshrooms. what's helped me more personally is micro dosing. I don't take a lot at all I'll only eat a cap or two and I'm good for the entire day. It just helps to clear your mind and cleanse your soul. Very hard to explain... It's like trying to explain colors to a person who's never been able to see.

[@BrownGeorge-pw2xo]

Yes he's dr.benshrooms. lsd and psilocybin are amazing teachers along its dmt mah dudes have safe trips all. Shrooms are blessings from nature

[@gefferystones2814]

Does he ship? Can he deliver to me in TX

[@emilybeecher1589]

I’ve had major depressive disorder, PTSD, and borderline personality disorder for 6 years and the most effective treatment I ever received was cognitive behavioral therapy. My favorite therapist worked with me on cognitive behavioral therapy and radical acceptance of the current situation I’m in and I’m 100% sure that it saved my life. The ability to stop and look at things rationally and logically when you’re in the middle of an emotional crisis is incomparable, I’ve been off meds for 3 years and while I definitely still struggle, these strategies have stuck with me and keep me going. I also recommend getting a pet if you feel like you can handle it and are ready for them long-term, you’re never lonely and always have to get out of bed to care for them whether you want to or not. Love and best luck to everyone on their journey ❤️

[@myriampeillex1802]

Getting à pet what a good thing to do I do have several pets and it's such a big help

[@ISBE91]

I used to escape from depression into work and sex, it actually does work for me quite well, but as others have said the main goal is to find something that really works. It all boils down to whether or not one could re-program the mind to work for you and not against you. Most people find meaning in family and its generated problems that comes with it (raising a child and so on) but as I see more and more people opt-out this option so having more spare time is actually destructive for the mind. Ultimately we should just learn how to live or experience a more meaningful life without less outside stimulus

[@gailharris4013]

Thanks. My cats are therapy pets.

[@ramushsteinuts9318]

did you ever tryed Omad one meal a day?

[@noorieal]

Getting a pet is a huge daily responsibility and if you can’t take care of yourself you can’t take care of another being properly. Recommending this to people who can’t think properly is not fair on the animal who needs a secure routine.

[@fartzerelli1385]

Broken is a very accurate word for a severely depressed person. You feel absolutely destroyed and unable to do anything, no matter how small or trivial it is.

[@RianeBane]

Oh Huh I think I have finally reached beyond "mild" after 5 years of dealing with it on-and-off....

[@lindasulpacio5737]

Depression has affected my whole life. Stemming from childhood incest. It is just now I am grieving all my losses. Many factors sealed this broken foundation or no foundation to stand on. As an adult I am trying to be responsible what I can do now.

[@montesa9136]

And the Saddest part is it gets worse with age not better! Physician assisted suicide should be allowed!

[@user-wb1vm9ex4k]

Yeah definitely

[@manchuratt8900]

I had one unfortunate episode that lasted 2 weeks. The world became tasteless. The realization of helplessness that comes with it just absolutely terrible. You are stuck in a terrible place and on top of that all exits are closed. There is no escape.

[@Chess-ks8lk]

20 years living depressed, ruined life, shattered dreams, traumatic experiences and yet still alive.

[@gabrielmerklin]

You aren’t alone.

[@joost2501]

That's heartbreaking, depression also laid ruin to my life

[@montesa9136]

63 years for me! I'm done ...........

[@JoshuaSwan]

You are still standing!

[@joost2501]

@@JoshuaSwan `Yea, but at what cost?

[@roblefort4813]

This is probably one of the best lectures on depression I have seen, by one of the world's most prominent expert on the topic.

[@janellejohnson4171]

Agreed!!!!

[@Recite_GodHealMeCreateMiracles]

Focus only on solutions, positivity, write down all the solutions (the good things for you, your body, your mind, your spirit) on papers and keep the papers with you. If you do this every day, your life and your being will truly change for the better.

[@ashadesai3811]

​@Recite_GodHealMeCre⁰⁰⁰⁰ateMiracles

[@RossBilly]

Psilocybin DMT, mushrooms and psychedelics, as a whole, have shown substantial promise as beneficial agents that can truly aid individuals grappling with mental health difficulties.

[@FirlHandell]

I totally agree! DMT, Psilocybin mushrooms and psychedelics in general have shown great potential in helping people with mental health issues. It's truly remarkable how effective they can be in treating depression and anxiety

[@RollsCress]

Can you help with the reliable source I would really appreciate it. Many people talk about mushrooms and psychedelics but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source here in Germany. Really need!

[@BrigdeHolland]

I can say Dr.Jaffet is the man for you....

[@VeraChamy]

Dr. Jaffet has pure psychedelics products.

[@GentleBahana]

How can I reach out to him? Is he on instagram

[@wartimemodels]

Love that he emphasized that ZERO ALCOHOL is important for people struggling with depression. No, red wine isn't good for you, and no drinking doesn't "take the edge off". It's a drug, and a terrible one for people with mood disorders.

[@holographer4810]

It's a depressant!

[@Matty94]

@@holographer4810 yes? still a drug?

[@holographer4810]

@@Matty94 classified as a depressant yes!

[@janobara6337]

Wise words, the negative impact alcohol had on my already shitty life is hard to put into words, it amplifies emotions you repress and it's addictive as fuck, bad combo for any mental illness

[@shawnh8498]

With out OCD schedules in modern life and work it's important to get some sun on your face. It's important to walk in a place where you safe and free from people that spew their judgemental garbage. It's good to find someone that doesn't just or try to control and just be goofy sometimes. That inner child is screaming, crying and needs attention. I find when I was bad I was looking in judging myself against a stupid set of standards our sick society has places as goals. I remember when people were judged by when they went to far the ones that were really nice people would step up and loudly proclaim that they were being an ass and that they were the problem not the person they were just ripping apart the little part of them that was holding on. I'm not talking about the stupidity of today but like telling yo mama joke in front of a man's mother while he's tied up "depression". It's sometimes like a stress test for the mind in this word with a psychotic prick making up the rules. I used to hate myself now I just don't give a F*** what anyone thinks since I'm the one that is in this body and they are like a disease trying to infect me with their own insanity that is aggressive like someone made them a god. Just get out of your own head and get some sun and help someone but not someone that will not appreciate it and they will give you the esteem from the look you get when they realize someone cares about them also.

[@jonathanmarkov1741]

“You are not a machine with broken parts; you are a human being with unmet needs.” -Johann Hari

[@aperson1221]

I really needed to hear that today

[@frankstared]

...and another PRIME need is to live in a world not defined by oppression, inequity, hierarchy, materialism, destroyed environments and pollution.

[@ThePerfectSeason1972]

Can it be, that unexpected expectations is the start or beginning of depression? As Citizens and ordinary people, we are constantly bombarded with constant negative opinions from the media and social media, like they really believe they know it all. And we wonder why people are depressed? It’s much easier to prophesies than to follow ones own self advice and be respectful . Depression is part of life. Animals in the wild die from depression when they are pushed away from their pride or become weak and frail. God Bless all and devote your time to people who love you and really care about you. Life is tough, especially with all the negativity in this world! Turn to your faith!

[@michaelshannon9169]

Yes and no. There are ppl whos lives are full of unmet needs yet they dont struggle with suicidal thoughts every day. Most ppl live out bland, noneventful existences in fact but are relatively, somewhat mutely contentish'. Yet ppl who have what would seem as all ones needs met can still feel flat, despondent and completely disaffected. They have recently used electro stimulation on different parts of ppl who have depressions brains and have discovered stimulating these parts alleviated depression almost instantly, similarly with a form of ketamine and psychedelics. So to reduce it to merely unmet needs is pretty reductive.

[@michaelshannon9169]

@@frankstared Oppression: Where?? Inequity: Work harder, no one owes you anything. Hierarchy: Find me one organization, anywhere, sport, management, frogs, flies, the cosmos, where there isnt some form of hierarchy. Maybe re-read number 2 again if you're having an issue with where youre at in the pecking order. Materialism: I suppose you want us to just live in trees and huts? Destroyed environment: You cant have civilization and have a clean planet no matter what the talking heads say.

[@reha1066]

This guy is AMAZING!!! Why can't I find a therapist that is even a little like him? This was more helpful than 4 years in therapy.

[@Iwillbegone]

Switch your therapists until you get someone like him, they exist!

[@Mariamk1995]

Couldn’t agree more. My therapists literally gave up and ghosted me. And so many therapists are strictly virtual, which I hate. Not natural. I need physical company and for us to feel each other’s physical presence even when I’d meet with them it felt like such a waste of time. Just talking. I need help making a plan to change things and learn how to not internalize and jump to conclusions and ruminate on the past and all the things this incredible dr shared in this talk. Thinking of you all

[@ryanotte6737]

One possible issue within some parts of the profession may be that "talk therapy" is misunderstood to be just letting the client talk, that just by verbalizing one's troubles will heal the troubles. At least that is what I have seen from some therapists where I have been a client. Indeed, what Dr. Yapko offers here is a full-spectrum arsenal of techniques that can help train the depressed person's behavior patterns, truly "cognitive behavioral therapy". I do wish that 8 years ago I would have been told some of the simple actions presented here... BUT I am taking advice from this seminar that I can't waste a second thinking about that, instead thinking about how to apply this anti-depressive arsenal to my life today and consistently into the future! 😁

[@Recite_GodHealMeCreateMiracles]

Focus only on solutions, positivity, write down all the solutions (the good things for you, your body, your mind, your spirit) on papers and keep the papers with you. If you do this every day, your life and your being will truly change for the better.

[@crystalbee5222]

As a person suffering from depression for a long time I must say too that as much as depressed people may impact negatively on others around them, there are those depressed people that are being negatively affected by toxic environmental factors like toxic work environments as well. Removing or managing toxic environments that really do exist outside of your moods or emotions is also very important.

[@dorisrentrope1660]

I totally agree. Mine all started working in a toxic environment as a lunch lady for school children. It wasn't the kids they were great it was the small group of ladies I worked with in the kitchen that made me so depressed. They all ganged up on me and made me feel less than nothing. It got so bad I walked out the door into poverty. Now I have no motivation to do anything for the last 3 years. I don't like who I am anymore.

[@dorisrentrope1660]

I need to let go of the past. Like the Dr. Explained.

[@dorisrentrope1660]

@CrystaBee thank you for sharing

[@crystalbee5222]

@@dorisrentrope1660 please fight for the life truly deserve. The flip side of removing toxic people from your life is replacing them with positive persons who will help to lift you up and motivate you. I pray you find that drive and with the help of a professional or/and loved ones pull through this.

[@CarmenGomez-mq2bc]

🙏

[@50hellkat2]

"I am not gonna be happy until my parents start treating me better when i was a child". Perfect

[@jillianguilford5191]

yep, I know about putting unreasonable criteria on healing.

[@omoibiIe]

My mommy said that I'm a Big Boy because I can blow bubbles in the bath... CAN ANYONE BEAT THAT!!!?

[@matildabyanda7854]

😂😂😂

[@felixf4378]

That perfectly shows how ridiculous and self harming the thoughts of a depressed person can be. I'm guilty of this. I often think if only I had done this, or if only I didn't do this than right now I would be happy. The fact is, that time has passed let go of the "ifs." Focus on the things you can do today. Do the things that 5 years from now you will be glad you did.

[@Peanuts76]

hahahha

[@joeryan8022]

One thing I am beginning to understand lately is I have to manage depression when I am NOT depressed and keep the routine and good habits up. When I fall down the rabbit hole of depression no logic or reading anything will help just have to wait for it to pass .

[@banderas2000]

What do you do in your routine and good habits?

[@SC-jh9qp]

That's been my experience too.

[@eisvogel8099]

And remember "bad feelings come and go. But the consequences (of your actions only) last." So profound. I should have heard this talk way earlier.

[@banderas2000]

i have been noticing the same. what do u do in times when it's lasting a while? around late afteronoon i been feeling it bad.

[@gstylez0107]

@@banderas2000 Keep riding it out. It will eventually start getting better, it always does.. I'm going through a bad one lately. It's rough. Just hang in there. Nothing lasts forever.

[@dabbyjoyluayon2769]

Now i'm suffering severe depression , all he mentioned is what i'm experiencing right now. When he talks about the listing how to shower and the client only list 3 steps , i laughed when he said that there's literally 50 steps for getting in a shower but after she said that , he said " now next do a chart/list for how to be happy" i burst to tears , because i realized that i don't literally know the steps to be happy 😢 all these years , i thought i'm living in a flawed but happy life but the truth is not . This lecture cheered me up to do things i love and i'm grateful . THANK YOU VERY MUCH or should i say MARAMING SALAMAT PO 💖From Philippines ☺

[@ISEEKSPACE]

I used to suffer from a lot of depression due to a difficult childhood. It was only about 8 years ago that I got out of it due to good therapy and my willingness to change. No medication, nothing heavy duty, just talking and realizing that most of the things I went through weren't my fault. I'm 39 years old. I would say it took me a good 20 years to get rid of my depression, but it's doable.

[@Recite_GodHealMeCreateMiracles]

Focus only on solutions, positivity, write down all the solutions (the good things for you, your body, your mind, your spirit) on papers and keep the papers with you. If you do this every day, your life and your being will truly change for the better.

[@marcosilva9260]

This is so helpful. I'm suffering from depression for years and it got to a point where I am not functional. I can't pay for a therapist right now but I'm gathering information during the days I have clarity and little by little I am trying my best. I hope that everyone suffering from depression can heal and starts loving life again ❤

[@Africanlaura]

A day at a time Marco, hold on. We are in this life together, I wish you healing too!

[@shyaaammeneen63]

Marco, Detox the mind. Reduce negative thoughts with a simple practice. Your breath is directly related to your mind [brain] causing negative thoughts-anxiety. For a healthier life sit on a chair, back straight, eyes closed and observe the sensations of your incoming--outgoing breath at the entrance of the nostrils for around 5-10-15 minutes or more. Don’t fight your thoughts. Slowly the mind will relax. No deep breathing needed. Day or night, when taking a walk, when reading, on the phone, before sleep etc sit or lie down and observe your breath. Like me, make this a lifetime daily habit to have a good life. Avoid constipation as it affects the mind instantly. Best wishes Shyaaam Sir. -Counsellor.

[@ConsueloCastanuela]

Look up the crappy childhood fairy...she has guests one is man who teaches similar concepts.

[@esthefanycaceres7777]

❤️you can do it, you already show the desire to get better and thats the first step. Wishing you the best!

[@themudpit621]

@@shyaaammeneen63 why you gotta be that guy Shyaaam?

[@Gangari_the_Wanderer]

One of my mom's favorite sayings is, "Give up hope of a better past."

[@Recite_GodHealMeCreateMiracles]

Focus only on solutions, positivity, write down all the solutions (the good things for you, your body, your mind, your spirit) on papers and keep the papers with you. If you do this every day, your life and your being will truly change for the better.

[@charlottescure]

This is the best talk on depression I’ve ever heard. It’s life-changing. Thank you, Dr. Yapko.

[@jraelien5798]

This talk should be required watching for all parents and teens. Period. It is solid gold. It is every bit as important as driving safety courses, drug education or sex education. Thank you sir.

[@Recite_GodHealMeCreateMiracles]

Focus only on solutions, positivity, write down all the solutions (the good things for you, your body, your mind, your spirit) on papers and keep the papers with you. If you do this every day, your life and your being will truly change for the better.

[@trish8070]

The “me” I present to family and friends is warm, funny and likeable. The real “me” is a self loathing depressed person riddled with anxiety and mood swings. It is exhausting to put on the “me” I present to others. Exhausting. I’m learning to cope with all the many past trauma I’ve survived and to understand why I am the way I am. It’s a long road.

[@truthseeker6584]

I do exactly the same when I am around family members and friends. My reason to do so is my childhood experience that when I showed sad feelings I nearly immediately got criticised for having them or was blamed for the circumstances that caused them. When I was really young my mother would even threaten me when I was crying. She said: Why are you crying? You have got no reason to cry. Stop - or I will give you a reason to cry! Later with friends I made the experience that when I showed signs of being depressed I either got showered with useless advice or they left (because they had only been interested in the friendship as long as I was able to give them attention and energy). So putting on a mask always has been the best option - and develop the skills to detect false friends in an early stage of friendship and getting rid of them.

[@AchillesFeel]

Exactly. We got this

[@wendywhite2642]

Whyever would you hate yourself? I think the big point of his speeches that you have to manage your feelings and not let them manage you. We mustn't hate ourselves it's bad for us. We must love ourselves, it's good for us.

[@philipswain4122]

This is me. I have two personalities. Public and private. It’s exhausting keeping them separate

[@mandacora]

You already have such a real realization of the truth how cool !!! But now you have work to do and you are not alone I know cliche but really look around it’s not always people we need use all your tools you earned them why the hell not my power tool is music it rarely lets me down it fascinates me it’s smart witty and sexy even sometimes we waste so much energy on people and expect everyone to love like us never gna happen so meanwhile music will listen and talk back in a really groovy way :)and we will inevitably know that the beat goes on and the beat goes on la da da da da diii la da da da da daaaaa

[@pedrosmith221]

The main problem with depression is you don't have the WILL to do the things you need to do to cure it. Most talks center on the things you need to do but don't tell you HOW to overcome the lack of motivation to even go outside.

[@tangerinedreamer50]

I hear you brother 🙏

[@N0P0int]

Why this isn't the top comment . This is the main problem of depression, it sucks the energy and motivation out of one's life

[@phishcatt]

Medication, plain and simple.

[@dianegordon5366]

Related to your comment, Dr. Yapko says to do things to "have fun." The conundrum is even things your normally love might not seem like fun when depressed.

[@EzraB123]

The answer is drugs. Medication did WAY more for me than any doctor, therapist or lifestyle change ever could.

[@TopGun_-]

To you reading this right now: you are beautiful and loved. You’re not alone in this. Many others right now are thinking the same things you are. But, we all have something to offer each other. Stay connected in this chat and help others who need your insight and experience. One day, all this will make sense and you will be called to use what you have gathered and learned from all this and use it to help someone who will truly need you. Meanwhile, know that you have the support and love of all of us in this chat. We can be here for each other, as I need you to be there for me as well. I promise you, this upcoming day will be wonderful and you will sleep well and with great peace.

[@lifeiswalmart6177]

all u need is ice coffee

[@Sarah-rx2wj]

❤

[@alexwr]

Why do people write these shitty generic comments? You do not know anything about the people you are a calling beautiful, loved, or not alone. If beauty is in the eye of the beholder it is irrelevant. They might not be loved, and they might just be alone, you just don't know, and strangers on the internet are not a good source of support for anyone.

[@loripeyton251]

❤❤

[@Recite_GodHealMeCreateMiracles]

Focus only on solutions, positivity, write down all the solutions (the good things for you, your body, your mind, your spirit) on papers and keep the papers with you. If you do this every day, your life and your being will truly change for the better.

[@jorgparker2463]

Psilocybin saved my life. I was addicted to heroin for 15 years and after Psilocybin treatment I will be 3 years clean in September. I have zero cravings. This is something that truly needs to be more broadly used in addiction treatment.

[@zarkos2313]

Please does anyone know where I can get them? I put so much on my plate and it really affects my stress and anxiety levels, I would love to try shrooms

[@Armus187]

Psychedelics saved me from vears of uncontrollable depression, anxiety and illicit pill addiction. imagine carving heavy chains for over a decade and then all of a sudden that burden is gone. Believe it or not in a couple years they'll be all over for treatment of mental health related issues.

[@Elizabeth-gu8hx]

Shrooms was the best trip I had. It was an amazing experience.

[@carsonelias4594]

bergwilly11 is the best, he's been my go to for anything psychedelics.

[@JamesTaylor-ff4dp]

depression and anxiety is like the worst disease you can get

[@FROFilmsIRE]

That guy is far funnier than that crowd have him credit for. A sign of true intelligence and rapport with people. Annoying side effects like death. I’d love to have that guy as my therapist

[@amrg211]

For real. Wonder if he does telehealth.

[@dsoul1305]

Most mic are not there to get crowd response.

[@ladysuda3807]

He’s great isn’t he?

[@Roberthawkins8682]

Yes mine too🤔

[@FROFilmsIRE]

@@godsownlunatics9650 Thats like the GettysBerg address, only more inspiring.

[@citizenoftheearth6]

"Thinking is dangerous". My mom's words. She used to say: Who is the happiest person in the village? The village fool! I wish I could stop overthinking everything. I will listen to this video often to remind me of it.

[@heathmuirhead8490]

I’m on my third listen today and I just discovered it. I think I will be listening to it quite often.

[@gmc9451]

Same here. My mum always used to say that I over-analysed everything. I always thought being a thinker was a good trait but the older I become the more I envy those people who just sort of drift through life.

[@laurareed2612]

This is my second time today. I get “depression attacks”.

[@elielsolis]

Ignorance is bliss

[@jawless7616]

@@elielsolis I only got a full grasp on that saying after watching the Matrix.

[@noodleboy4817]

i have severe depression and i joined jrotc my freshman year of highschool. it quite literally saved my life in more ways than one. it had the order, structure, and tight knit group of people that i was lacking my entire life. i couldnt be more grateful for that decision.

[@Recite_GodHealMeCreateMiracles]

Focus only on solutions, positivity, write down all the solutions (the good things for you, your body, your mind, your spirit) on papers and keep the papers with you. If you do this every day, your life and your being will truly change for the better.

[@margiebaumann4345]

I had a awesome upbringing. No traumas. I was 16 sitting in Algebra class. It got cloudy outside and began to rain. All of a sudden a wave of sadness came over me and I started to cry for no reason. I had to leave class and go home because I had no idea what the hell was going on. I had to be hospitalized at age 16. There were no troubles in my life. I just kept hearing in my head, why do we live when we’re going to die anyway? Long story short, my hormones were out of wack. Same thing happened after the birth of my two daughters. I was experiencing depression, not being “depressed”. So my point is make sure you get hormones checked if feeling really down.

[@lanalovinglondon]

Thank you i relate so strongly to this. I have no traumas and feel like a fraud sometimes for feeling like i have anxiety or depression. Im hoping its my hormones too. Going to a therapist this week

[@yaykruser]

What did they do against that ?

[@existentialcrisis6789]

I think it was postmartem depression or something... usually occurs after giving birth..

[@irenemielke1713]

Sounds like schizoaffective disorder (ie. voices in head, mood swings.)

[@kash7585]

PMDD is a highly unrecognized disease. Two weeks before your period, if you ever feel depressed, suicidal thoughts, paranoia, make hasty decisions that you normally wouldn’t then talk to your gynecologist and find a psychiatrist who really has experience with this area. I’m glad I found a name for what I was going through. Premenstrual Dysphoria Disorder.

[@apathyisdeath2977]

"Feelings come and go. Consequences last." Well put. Fantastic video.

[@comical4609]

Agreed, definitely one of the many things I'll remember from this talk.

[@waroftheworlds2008]

"everything comes to an end." And "expectations are the first step on the road to disappointment". They sound pessimistic, unless you're talking about being pessimistic. If you expect the worse, disappointment is welcomed. If today sucked, wait till tomorrow.

[@beckyweaver5981]

Easier said than done. Feelings may come and go but the negative thoughts persist year after year after year

[@mordyjacklen7019]

I’ll remember this, hits home

[@dotdashdotdash]

@@waroftheworlds2008 expecting the worst is a cognitive distortion, and it also robs you of motivation to do things.

[@AbhishekTiwari-hc5ph]

That's a tough crowd, atleast 3 of his good jokes did not land. It takes both guts and skills to make jokes while delivering a talk on such a serious issue

[@frankstared]

Indeed, but we are talking about a lecture on depression.

[@firebellymel5557]

💯! I think it’s his calm tone - they didn’t land but I laughed 💕☺️

[@juiceknot]

🎤”Hello...is this thing on? Tough crowd”

[@lynncrf]

I thought they were funny. I particularly like his joke about how he started working in the 1800s. This crowd were tough.

[@guillaumefloatin91]

@@lynncrf maybe they are depressed and their decision - making process was not ready to laugh.

[@Chickenface12345]

Are you kidding me?! The Ice-cream joke was so good, how did it fly over everybody's head?! Grateful for this brilliant professional.

[@flor1587]

Something I've been struggling with in recent years is not feeling like anything, and that phrase, like "emotions pass, consequences stay" has really resonated strongly, thank you.

[@btblessed2201]

Sometimes when you’re so depressed, you lose the power to make decisions and avoid it at all costs...

[@Cosmogirl014]

absolutely right, me now.

[@montesa9136]

That's the right thing to do. Making decisions when you are dysfunctional seldom work out well

[@montesa9136]

@@Onlinesully I agree totally! For me, I've never found a decision I've made that has cured my depression, Hence, my cursed life circumstances. There is all this theoretical talk but nothing tangible. That's why you are picking up on my bitterness & anger .......

[@TracvM320]

I agree... there have been times I have just tried to sleep through life-

[@TracvM320]

@@Onlinesully thank you for asking. That is very kind of you. My father passed away on Dec 27. Now I have lost both parents and it is a very difficult thing. I’m surrounded by people- great job, great husband wonderful daughters but if you are close to your parents, when they are gone it’s a loneliness that is indescribable.

[@sooner300]

Most comments here are written by those who suffer from the disease, where as I do not. I wake up, live and then fall asleep each day at peace. I have always maintained an excitement for life and find navigating through the challenges fairly uncomplicated. Unfortunately, my partner, best friend, and love of my life...is the exact opposite. She emphatically struggles with the state of her mental health. We are nearing 20 years together and I have a unique perspective of this disease by riding shotgun with someone who suffers similarly to the rest of you. When our relationship first began, naturally I thought she's crazy and said foolish things like "just calm down" or "why are you acting like that?" On top of that, I gave crap advise like " just don't care about what other people think of you!" These are the types of things we are all conditioned to say, but are not helpful... In time I realized if it were that simple, she would have already done so. As more and more time passed, I began to pick up on her triggers. Discovering what these were played a huge role in helping her maintain an even keel in regards to her emptions. I also learned, to shut up and listen. By listening for hours on end, she began to feel more comfortable telling me her thoughts and troubles. That sense of trust also helped the situation. I know, that no substance or person (including myself) can fix her and it is NOT fair. It just is, what it is. I have learned there are actions we can take to help ease the situation and develop hope towards the prospect of living a fulfilling life. Be empathetic, mindful, compassionate, loving and most of all accepting. Her illness does NOT define her, it is simply a part of who she is and I wouldn't trade her for the world! Take care everyone.

[@user_xsr]

thank you for saying this. i hope my ex was like you tbh. i am healing but trust me it's hard. i remember i burst into tears when i had to take care of my 2 dying elderly dogs every single day for a year or more on my own and he said (not in purpose, i know) 'why don't you never smile anymore when i pick you up'. he said things like 'just ignore what people think', 'you can try be more grateful about things you have' or 'you should exercise/moving more'. just felt so misunderstood by him when i thought he could be the one to understand me (i opened up and explained the most to him). i was broken and he broke me even more. all i have to say is thank you for keep trying to understand your partner, loving her for her, accepting her and her limitations and please give her a tight hug from me :)

[@nonovyab9841]

Your are a wonderful person ❤

[@mnice59]

Girls.

[@bagherihelen]

How wonderful person you are Thank you ❤️

[@13kaxno13]

Thank you for being out there, being the way you are, man, thank you

[@whispers6802]

I have watched so many lectures recently on depression, a bunch of great one's like the one by Robert Sapolsky. This is so close to actual depression, and so much more invested and close to actually working practice, it is amazing. Really pure gold for me as a psychology teacher.

[@Lyra0966]

By a long margin the best talk on depression and how to manage it that I have ever heard. Dr Yapko is a truly brilliant academic and his presentation should be required listening for all clinicians and their patients.

[@vrieskist28]

The thing that really saved me from my depression were not specifically the medicine and therapy I received, but selling my house, getting a steadier financial situation and moving from the depressive evironment I was living in. Changing all the poison variables of my live to much healthier ones and finally creating a new purpose in live.

[@Bucky1836]

Ive done the exact same thing it feels like a toxic weight lifted

[@wildflowerwind6941]

I have been thinking about that but my depression will follow.

[@AchillesFeel]

@@wildflowerwind6941 it won’t, stop telling yourself those things! That’s what’s keeping you down

[@legal040]

@@wildflowerwind6941 It may, or it may not. If you are depressed anyway, it could be worthwhile to give changing things up a shot.

[@bjacob9998]

Do you remember what pulled you down so you can avoid these situations and people? I agree that there are toxic atmospheres.

[@mifnp8887]

"Back when I was a young psychologist in 1829..." This guy has a great sense of humor! Unfortunately, the audience were a bunch of uptight duds that could not appreciate his great personality.

[@donnatate6327]

They're depressed!

[@golgipogo]

Huh?

[@metheiam5714]

Does it always require an explosive laughter in order to appreciate the humor? Or did you hear them not smiling etc?

[@donnatate6327]

@@metheiam5714 explosive laughter? I would think that in an audience of people the sound of humor would be heard.

[@tarmo81]

It is heard (at least with headphones).

[@JanetSmith900]

I was having a hard time getting into this lecture, but there are a LOT of great insights here. I just reserved one of his books from the library. I am guilty of having unrealistic expectations. I can rationalize away getting myself to exercise. I have gotten so bad that I don’t even want to leave my house. I do work on things. A lot. I’ve learned a lot. It’s the practice of any of it where I get stuck. Finding a good therapist is really hard. I need someone at this man’s level and that’s an unrealistic expectation.

[@boraappu]

Most of the things he mentioned in this video are great for preventive purposes but it gets very hard once someone has entered the clinical depression cause these things become 100x harder to apply when you don't even care if you live or die 😔 One more thing i would like to disagree about is you can still have a sense of humor even if you are depressed like somedays i survive just by laughing something out instead of crying over it ..most depressed people also use humor as a defense mechanism.

[@CJBroonie]

No amount of talk therapy or pills helped me more than the practical advice in this video. I’m glad I found it and was brave enough to watch and learn.

[@gracy8806]

wait are you?? just asking

[@HeartFeltGesture]

Rhiana dat

[@deborahburrows3282]

Yes me too reluctant to watch but glad I did

[@zroxnbolo6177]

theorpy pills and this vid did not help 😂

[@estellewadsworth4537]

What an incredible incredible lecture I would say that this man has saved my life. Thank you zthank you for this insightful lecture

[@johne.nobody2946]

I think of my depression like a bug inside me; eating. Can’t kill it, it always comes back, it’s always there. It’s taken everything from me, and it wants more. True, real, clinical depression is something I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy. I hope I get better, and if you’re empathizing with me, I hope you get better too.

[@christinewink1665]

One of the things i've learnt is "it's just a Tape recording" We just need to take the negative stories we are playing and change them to how we would LIKE them to be... and play them a few times.. or i have fun with my Sad story and put "Once upon a time... (this happened)"

[@Orion_280]

Right on, I would rather have surgery without being sedated then be depressed any more in life.

[@shyaaammeneen63]

@@Orion_280 Take action. If needed visit a psycholiogist. Develop your mental muscles. Detox the mind. Reduce negative thoughts with a simple practice. Your breath is directly related to your mind [brain] causing negative thoughts-anxiety. For a relaxed life sit on a chair, back straight, eyes closed, be as still as possible and observe the sensations of your incoming--outgoing breath at the entrance of the nostrils for around 5-10-15 minutes or more. Don’t fight with your thoughts. Slowly the mind will relax. No deep breathing needed. Anytime of the day or night before sleep sit or lie down on your back and observe your breath. Stillness brings internal peace. Like me, make this a lifetime daily habit to have a good life. Best wishes Shyaaam Sir. -Counsellor. Strictly avoid being constipated as it affects the mind instantly.

[@shyaaammeneen63]

​@@zapperrr100 If under medication reduce gradually over 3-4 months to the lowest mg and see how you feel and then take a decision to taper off completely under medical supervision. Benzos need to be avoided. To feel beeter and prevent side effects read my msg which I sent you and do the simple breath observing practice daily. I have been doing it for years and feeling relaxed and healthy. Best wishes. Shyaaam Sir-Counsellor.

[@shyaaammeneen63]

​@@Orion_280 ​ If under medication reduce gradually over 3-4 months to the lowest mg and see how you feel and then take a decision to taper off completely under medical supervision. Benzos need to be avoided. To feel better and prevent side effects read my msg which I sent you and do the simple breath observing practice daily. I have been doing it for years and feeling relaxed and healthy. Best wishes. Shyaaam Sir-Counsellor.

[@ahmetberat7357]

LSD and mushrooms completely changed my whole outlook on life . I became a better version of myself This experience gave me a lot of confidence about my self and my body . A bunch of bad thought / behavior patterns were broken . One of these was pretty bad OCD that made me wash my hands a lot . It gave me a lot of hope that things will be fine , this is the one thing that I heard throughout the trip : Everything is alright . The main reason for the trip was my severe depression and it definitely helped me ( although it's not gone ) . Before all I could do was lay in bed . Now I am trying to rebuild my life one step at a time which wasn't possible before . "

[@vincentgiovanni1963]

Psychedelics definitely have potential to deal with mental health symptoms like anxiety and depression , I would like to try them again but it's just so hard to source here

[@ahmetberat7357]

@@vincentgiovanni1963 I have been having constant and unbearable anxiety. dr.jeromespores is life saver. Thank you

[@frankjohnson6631]

@@vincentgiovanni1963 Psychedelics are the reason why i didn't take my life when i was at my end . I was stripped of my ego and saw the beauty of life and interconnectivity and even though i still battle anxiety and depression , I'm doing better everyday and will never think in such a self destructive way again .

[@angelinamatilda8262]

@@ahmetberat7357 Loved this . I battle from depression , anxiety & C - PTSD , I've heard shrooms cured depression . Wish doctors were more open to natural medicines over big pharma but we know why

[@angelinamatilda8262]

@@ahmetberat7357 Where to search?? Is it lG??

[@theriv132]

From my own decades of working on my depression, much of what he said I do and it helps. I was happy to hear very insightful new info. Excellent information!

[@WS-xc4yp]

Omg i swear like this is the best talk about depression i have ever heard.... i can feel like he is describing me

[@AndyD.21]

I started taking meds about 2 months ago and this talk is exactly what I needed. It's like yeah, I do those thinks and now I know how to move forward.

[@meggarstang6761]

Great talk! I only wish my 30-year-old self could have heard it. By great good fortune, I'm having a retirement my younger self never could have envisioned. I will no longer question my contented self. Instead, I will simply enjoy my happiness and share it with the small fry in our clan to make sure they have the experience of a positive Auntie in their behavior toolkits.

[@asociacionmexicanacontrade3209]

Me too

[@AsleepOnTheRiverside]

Check out also dr. Sapolsky speach on the subject, I think you'll appreciate that too.

[@dselectroshock1010]

See videos about ECT at (ds electroshock). Speak out once you know the truth.

[@madeloncook2110]

I didn’t listen for entertainment purposes; I’ve been hobbled by depression since I was 8. I’m now 72, see 2 therapists, am maxed out on psychotropics, and this is the first time I have heard actual practical steps toward helping me out of my “reflexive style.” Here I am, in Tucson Arizona, and I had to listen to the entire lecture twice-because it was so impactful. Thank you Dr. Yapko.

[@josie3221]

nobody would listen to this for entertainment… people want to get better.

[@annaswain1809]

72 also. 30 years of meds. Very little counseling so this is very helpful.

[@vlogmusic3738]

jesus can help you ! take away the demons causing it

[@user-ok1xq5qm9t]

hope u can get to 100 without depression, grandpa

[@user-ok1xq5qm9t]

@@josie3221 I do. I don't have depression, but I love to watch and read bout all kinds of diagnosis.

[@nondesalim]

A million thanks for this awesome video. Not even half way into the video and I am already feeling much better. I have been depressed for the past 25 years.

[@riverriverchang5487]

I’m so glad that my episodes only appear from time to time and I have friends that’s very experienced with dealing with their own depression that we can discuss about it and heal each other. It’s better than any therapy I’ve been to.

[@spiritonfire3672]

I was very depressed for a long time and when I started noticing my daughters depression I knew I had to do something about it. Depression is contagious... God bless you sir.

[@catherinesinclair7727]

You did a good thing for your daughter

[@my0majesty0el]

I wish you will recover soon and you two will lead hopeful life ❤️

[@rockgod2131]

@Ron Krikorian Depression is not like sadness in that there is always a definite cause. In generality, depression is caused by chronic stress. It's an accumulation of stress over time that overwhelms a person's coping ability.

[@rockgod2131]

@Ron Krikorian Who's asking?

[@ashishjaiswal6886]

Hi We can treat you by distance reiki for free trial or details whatsup us [phone]

[@b.l.powers4319]

"Rumination is dangerous when it doesnt lead to timely, effective action."

[@MezzaLoey]

Rumination is a big problem for me at times. I have learned to weather these times and to challenge the thoughts as much as I am able. Ruminating is a sign that I need to “up” the self care levels for a little while and not be too hard on myself.

[@rockgod2131]

You must have energy in order for action to occur. That's what depression is. A lack of energy. It's essentially a state of energy conservation and hibernation. Not easy to get motivated to do anything to improve your life when your body just wants to do nothing or sleep.

[@b.l.powers4319]

Just get moving, push through the quicksand of malaise, it will prime the pump and most often we can rise to the occasion. Act as if....as if things are easy, that the wheels are greased. Theres a forest of brambles one can hack through to create new neural pathways. Eventually you will have your sweet grassy pathway. It IS possible.

[@leapingjoseph8462]

Rumination is a type of OCD. IT is horrible when accompanied by health anxiety and depression.

[@leapingjoseph8462]

@@rockgod2131 , I relate completely. Bless you.

[@terrimartel6558]

Thank you both. I'm just in the beginning stages of learning about my childhood trauma with the help of my counselor. Appreciate you both making your experience and knowledge available.

[@TheSilviepie]

I've watched endless videos on how to heal from depression and this is honestly one of the best, if not THE best I've ever seen.

[@idarasmussen3137]

I came home after work today, crying like any other day. This video gave me a little hope, that i know will help me sleep tonight. Wish I had that hope every day.

[@marianking1379]

I wanna give you a hug, I'm a grandma xxx

[@noorgonzalez1076]

🙏🏽🙇🏻‍♀️ISAIAH 35:5,6 🙏🏽🙇🏻‍♀️

[@SovereignStatesman]

And now you'll be under pressure to live up to that. He talks about realistic expectations, and tells them not to ruminate; but he ignores that people have real concerns that they can't plan their way out of, and can't stop thinking about.

[@bulletinthewind]

@@SovereignStatesman What a shitty response. Lighten up…this person just stated that this gave them hope. How about keep your own baggage to yourself and not project your own negative thinking onto others.

[@TheDasilva1]

Mate, I wish I could give you a hug. Best of luck, you can do it.

[@BaezMari]

It worries me to see that the people in charge of mental health are not capable of laughing at any of the Dr's good jokes... PLEASE!!! On the other hand, loved that he kept throwing his jokes even without any feedback from the crowd. He's great! :)

[@luchiayoung]

Tells you most of them are depressed

[@TheRst2001]

There was no beer served , killed the mood 🙂

[@Antinatalists_Unite]

@@TheRst2001 I've noticed sober crowds act livelier and happier than drinking crowds. There's nothing wrong with alcohol, it's just something I've noticed again and again.

[@susmith3983]

Is it natural to cry everyday

[@SovereignStatesman]

They're just not funny.

[@justinrobinson9583]

Thank you for sharing. The spokes-person carries such a soothing and compassionate voice that has helped me feel grounded.

[@GodiscomingBhappy]

"my traumas control me" "using the past to predict the future" "i will never get a good job/relationship" ...."you are more than your history", "you are more than your body size", "they are not the basis to define myself" very powerful content.... thank you very much for uploading this.

[@moonlookingforthesun1866]

This man's voice is so soothing and kind. I wish he was my therapist

[@guruparshad8487]

A

[@hoss-lk4bg]

lol

[@madelinecesnalise76]

I agree

[@KAHHHH8548]

I think so too

[@cc1859]

This lecture was the turning point in my path away from depression. I found myself taking notes for the first time in a very long time. I will never forget this man! THANK YOU!

[@weonberto2427]

good luck man

[@myfamilycomputer4638]

Im wishing you the best!! and im proud of you for being able to be pro active!

[@pablochamber411]

same dude let's goooo

[@pranavjadhav7098]

me too

[@raphfilms6243]

This is also a beautiful film that I saw that talks about depression and love. It shows how tightly linked depression is with resentment sometimes especially when we fall in love: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pISmZaOqipxsY5o

[@christinechen2407]

I find Dr. Yapko's words very practical and empowering as I am currently helping my mom overcome clinical depression. Though I cannot make her listen to the entire lecture, I find myself constantly repeating to her the words "MAKE GOOD DECISIONS", a takeaway from what Dr. Yapko referred to as "BAD DECISIONS". My mom's eyes would twinkle every time I say this while taking her on short walks or asking her to stay out of her room (hiding place) a little longer each day. You have the answer in your heart, mom, I'm with you. Do what's right to love yourself.... and heal.

[@kelleymcfadden9675]

The most important decision you will ever make in this life is where you will spend eternity. Are you 100% sure that you have a home in heaven? The Bible says that you can know. If your belief is based on anything other than complete faith in the finished work of Jesus on the cross, you do not understand God's way to heaven. The Bible says that we are all sinners. When God created Adam and Eve, He made them perfect without sin, but they chose to disobey God and became sinful in nature. This sin nature was passed down to all humanity. Romans 5:12 Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into the world, and death by sin; and so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned: Our sin separates us from God. Romans 3:23 For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God; A holy, righteous God cannot allow sin into heaven. Sin must be paid for and God's price for sin is death, but not just a physical death, but a spiritual death which means separation from God forever in hell. Revelation 21:8 But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death. In the Old Testament when man sinned, God required the sacrifice of a perfectly spotless lamb as a substitute in the place of the sinner. The blood of that lamb was only a temporary payment for their sin and so this had to be done often. Jesus Christ, God's Son took on flesh, was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life and offered Himself as that perfect, spotless Lamb and shed His blood as payment for the sins of the whole world. John 1:29 The next day John seeth Jesus coming unto him, and saith, Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world. Jesus loved us so much He WILLINGLY came and allowed wicked men to spit on Him, mock Him and scourge Him until He was unrecognizable. They stripped him naked, thrust a crown of thorns on His head and nailed His hands and feet to a cross. He hung in agony for hours bleeding, thirsting, struggling for every breath. He died innocently in our place so that we could be saved from going to hell. It was His blood that satisfied the just demands of a holy God. God will not accept anything else. There is no greater love than that! John 3:16 For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. The good news is that Jesus didn't stay dead in the grave. He came back to life 3 days later just like He promised and He still lives today! Matthew 28:5 And the angel answered and said unto the women, Fear not ye: for I know that ye seek Jesus, which was crucified. 6. He is not here: for he is risen, as he said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay. Jesus did all this because He wants to give you the FREE gift of eternal life in heaven with Him! You cannot do anything to earn your own way into heaven. You can't work for it, be baptized for it, go to church for it or try to be good enough for it. It is a FREE gift that God is offering to anyone who will simply receive it by faith. Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Ephesians 2:8 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: 9. Not of works, lest any man should boast. God said there is only one way to get to heaven, but it is not hard. You must repent, change your mind and admit you are a sinner headed for hell. You must believe that Jesus died and paid for your sin with His own blood on the cross, was buried and 3 days later rose from the dead. Then you must simply call on Him and ask Him to save you. Romans 10:9 that if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. 10 For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. 13. For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. None of us deserve God's mercy and grace, but let me warn you that if you reject His FREE gift, you are already condemned and when you die, you will suffer the torment of burning in hell for eternity in a lake of fire where you will be forever separated from God and all that is loving and good. John 3:18 He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God. Revelation 20:15 And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire. Please don't wait. Don't take the risk of putting it off until another day, repent, turn to Christ NOW wherever you are at because you aren't guaranteed to live another day on this Earth. Believe God's Word, ask Him to save you and He will! ---------------------------------------------------------------- If you would like more information or don't have a church to attend, we livestream our services and would love for you to join us. God bless you. facebook.com/regkelly.table/ www.libertyfaith.net/contact-us

[@sherryhartin2055]

@@kelleymcfadden9675 , oh shut up with that Jesus crap.

[@Kelvin-ed6ce]

But we mus still figure out how to make the righ decision without purposely trying to, make sure it comes out from a state of natural motivation, that is the state to strive to heal to. Once that happens all decisions can be made from a bright mind and they won't be bad decisions anymore. Heal the root not the cause. Don't try to actively force yourself into thinking right vs wrong, forcing yourself to be logical instead of following feelings, doing that can accumulate all your feelings inside your body and make you feel very bad and you'll just explode one day.

[@Recite_GodHealMeCreateMiracles]

Focus only on solutions, positivity, write down all the solutions (the good things for you, your body, your mind, your spirit) on papers and keep the papers with you. If you do this every day, your life and your being will truly change for the better.

[@MishimaToshiro]

It is one in the morning, I am depressed and drinking alcohol, my eyes want to close to sleep but listening to Mr Michael Yapko's words open them more and more, Thank you

[@Onlinesully]

the biggest moment in this video was his mention of teaching problem solving skills and social skills to very young kids.

[@VincentV46]

He didn’t say anything to try and make me “feel better” went straight to accountability and taking control of my own life. This was really helpful.

[@Considerthisplease]

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[@Recite_GodHealMeCreateMiracles]

Focus only on solutions, positivity, write down all the solutions (the good things for you, your body, your mind, your spirit) on papers and keep the papers with you. If you do this every day, your life and your being will truly change for the better.

[@ZangiefArgyll]

This is the best explanation for a path to recovery that I have ever had the privilege to learn from.

[@Djodosncb]

The title doesn't do this man justice what a breath of fresh air and needed if we are to wake up and evolve in our communication with self and others I love this. thank-you! 👍

[@aichi337]

1:05 "When I was a young psychologist, back in 1829..." 17:00 the influence of technology 23:00 what you need 25:44 the meaning of your feelings 27:43 thinking is dangerous 36:26 the past doesn't equal the future

[@kellydoan7206]

THANK you..

[@NandaMariaRocha]

All I can think about is this date...

[@Mercmad]

When he was young and inexperienced. 😁

[@OwenFrancis69]

16:49 amongus

[@marcosgogolin]

Thanks!

[@ritatharp5238]

"Patterns of self- organization", thank you for sharing this information, you seem to have some good insight into this. I agree depression is contagious. I've loss my house to a tornado, then loss my house again to a house fire, and then went through a messy divorce where he tried to kill me and add in my father died when I was 13. Yes, I've had depression but I'm doing better now.

[@CarmenGomez-mq2bc]

🙏👏🙏

[@Recite_GodHealMeCreateMiracles]

Focus only on solutions, positivity, write down all the solutions (the good things for you, your body, your mind, your spirit) on papers and keep the papers with you. If you do this every day, your life and your being will truly change for the better.

[@LoriAnne808]

Best video I have ever heard on how to approach depression. Said in a caring and clear cut manner. God bless this man. ❤

[@bkeberle]

I've watched this lecture 3-4 times since I first heard it a week ago. I have a master's degree in Behavior Management and have spent a decade working w/ individuals w/ emotional and behavioral disorders in schools, and this lecture still gave me new language to describe depression and terms for ideas I was aware of but couldn't quite categorize.

[@TheRst2001]

I spent 3 months doing classes 4yrs ago , and this guy is great , his one hour was a great overview reference for me to remind me of why I did all those different different classes . Hes jogged a few memories and reminders that I have forgotten ! He is excellent, proper good science . Im going to keep this vid :)

[@noorgonzalez1076]

🙇🏻‍♀️ 🙏🏽🤴🏻🙏🏽

[@morenitascorp9246]

Perfectly summarized what I get out of the talks and lectures I view, seems to be an amazing time to compound knowledge.

[@dandut]

It's an amazing lecture, I have listened to it at least 10 times simply to understand more about depression and how to beat it. Everytime I listen I get something new from it

[@rickspalding3047]

A decade? The op is the type of therapist I hope I never meet, LOL

[@MLeibs]

Being a human can be so f’ing hard… the struggle to live life on life’s terms. It is easier though knowing that I am part of a 7 billion member team! I can find comfort and strength thinking about every human who ever walked this earth. Every one of you is my hero.

[@Noskems]

That is so sweet !

[@truthseeker6584]

Thank you for your very true and kind words. I do feel the same about being human like you do. I personally find comfort in the idea of the early Christians (who partly believed totally different things than Christians do today). They believed that this world was a fallen world existing under the power of evil - only a shadow of the heavenly realms. In their eyes God was never almighty but the benign power fighting for human beings against the evil destructive forces that torture humans and lead them to destructive feelings and actions. God showed humans a way to enlightenment, to see this life and this world as it really is and to escape this world and its forces to enter again into his realm after death. Every time I feel deeply unhappy in this world - I always have had the feeling that I don´t belong here - I think of it as a prison world from which I am going to escape one day. I wish you all the best for this life here!

[@basicallymystic]

This is so wholesome

[@Alqueen95]

This comment makes me happy ❤️

[@elizabethriley9897]

@@basicallymystic .

[@patconnell7055]

I have a husband with Parkinson,s decease. Having to be at home constantly is so very hard. I was accustomed to going out daily, just for a break. I don,t drive now, after my husband had an car accident. My daughter helps, but wants to control me. This is hard as I like to be independent. You have just told me the answer. I should have left my husband years ago, however I am eighty five! You have helped me to think of something, I could do! You are brilliant Sir.

[@bulumkonomaqumba3687]

This has to be the most informative video I’ve ever watched on MDD, I think it’s just saved my life. I’ve found direction , gained understanding for the first time. A bit of hope

[@TheKogly]

Twelve years ago the police came to tell me they had taken my wife body from the local canal. I have never got fully over it as I still get anxiety problems but friends were the biggest help in keeping me going.

[@skippy7208]

I’m so sorry for your loss in such tragic circumstances Ken 🙏

[@CharlotteWebb1952]

Friends are such a blessing. I don't have any, but I keep working on my recovery from depression.

[@happy1831]

🙏🏼🌹

[@DK-hd9yc]

My heart goes out to you.

[@estrellademar7]

I am truly sorry for what you had to go through. I'm glad you had a support system to help you go through it.

[@AroLiberteSquad]

That is actually the best video about depression I've ever seen on youtube and believe me, I've seen a lot.

[@sveeny]

Have you seen videos on depression and psyolcibin?

[@dunkindonut36]

@@sveeny sounds intriguing, could you link to those?

[@liammurphy2725]

@@dunkindonut36 Have you checked out Jordan B Peterson?

[@dunkindonut36]

@@liammurphy2725 I haven't but thank you for the recommendation!

[@valeriebogand7073]

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[@joepetch308]

Keep going and remember that it will get better. That helped me a lot. That and the learning how to love the small things. You’re never alone. People go through depression all of the time. Stay close to what makes you feel good. Be it the smallest thing. Love to you all x

[@WonderfulWorldofAwesomeness]

Medication masked my feelings and kept me from being able to realize I was surrounded by abusive people. It made it so I was able to be around, and attract, abusive partners, and tolerate toxic work environments. Then I wondered why my trauma was compounded. Medication kept me from recognizing that I was in dangerous and toxic situations that I needed to leave. Which is what caused my depression in the first place. Both of my parents were in deep denial about their own lack of self esteem, and treated us kids like extensions of themselves, whom they thought very little of. And I was the youngest, raised in abuse and neglect by parents who had zero parenting skills, and then proudly let the older siblings raise the younger ones, never stopping constant bullying and sexual abuse. Gee, I wonder why I was depressed? But I was gaslit constantly and told that it was only me. Everyone else in the family was fine. I became scapegoated as I was the only one willing to admit that there was a problem. I was the physical manifestation of all of our family problems. Since the family had no problems it all had to be my fault. And I couldn’t figure out why I was depressed. After all, I was constantly told, we had such a wonderful mother, had a pool in the backyard, lived in California, I was an attractive blonde, so everything was wonderful. If there was anything wrong it was that I was supposedly “spoiled” and “ungrateful,” as clearly I had a magical childhood. I even repeated this to people. I had a perfect childhood. It wasn’t until adulthood that the cracks started to appear. Other siblings had “breakdowns,” which they treated with supplements or blamed on genetics. One was simply dehydrated. One blamed her problems on her bad marriage. It wasn’t until recently when my parents both passed away that I realized that I had had a bad mother. And that our family was toxic. Weird how my “chemical imbalance” is going away now that I’m getting away from my toxic family! Now I’m finally going off of SSRIs, learning HEALTHY coping techniques, seeing how my own behavior has been toxic as well.

[@bojango2]

Family environment can cause children to develop depression.

[@minnesota7010]

Is that so

[@firefox7801]

In fact any bad environment can do that. -Mobbing at school -Combat situations in Iraq -bad job/ no job -etc.

[@Johnconno]

No shit! Really?

[@1963luv]

That's what causes mines Rick 🤔

[@RayOnRae95]

@@firefox7801 - Living in a 3rd world country with no means (money and/or in-demand qualifications) to move. So to do so you're willing to settle for much less and suffer much more in terms of work, personal time, health and relationships as long as in your mind you're working towards it. You keep working and trying and just when you think that you finally get your break and can see the light for once, circumstances outside your control change and it goes away and everything becomes dark again. It haunts you every minute and every day... I wanna have faith but the reality is truly exhausting.

[@Sameoldfitup]

“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams.

[@abw48]

Such a statement comes out of the teachings of Buddha, with your thoughts you create your world, the ''personality'' we create comes from a collection of memories.

[@abw48]

@@JT-cv1yo :If you believe in a life after this current one then I assume you believe you had a life before this one, and so last time around you were more concerned about the next life.. Which is this one...Dig it...

[@tudosobrecachorrostv]

This was most likely one of the most eye opening videos I’ve seen on KZbin in years. What an amazing talk.

[@devinsmartphone]

This has been an extremely powerful speech and dialogue about the insidious nature of depression. So often it feels like an intangible concept that can't be touched, but this talk gives me the mindset that it can be beaten.

[@jareksacharski4735]

He is such a great speaker despite quite a dead audience. Everything is there: great structure, clear points, beautiful emphasis on the key points, jokes (!). I wish we had teachers/lectures like him!

[@JoseIgnacioCabral1]

NO ONE REACTED TO THE JOKES 🤦‍♂️

[@michaelchildish]

Totally, what a chap!

[@GeographicalTherapy]

They did respond to some degree…the microphone barely picked up on it

[@realpoetics]

Maybe they were all depressed

[@Reree-gz5bg]

@@realpoetics 😬

[@suhailasabah425]

what is that!!!! this lecture is so rich , detailed and helpful . It can be life saving for a lot of people and I am not exaggerating . I cannot remember how I found it years ago and saved it in my list of lectures to help myself and learn to help other , I have watched it in portions , I took notes , and I am sure I will re watch it again and I will use it as a reference . I am thankful for dr.Michael , and for this channel that uploaded it and made it reachable .

[@hanimmm1986]

I’ve been suffering from depression for at least 4 years now, It’s affecting every aspect of my life including my relationships, my concentration, my energy level. medication has temporary effect with many relapses. I hate being around people.

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[@OverEngineer]

It's the best talk about depression I've heard. It goes beyond useless tips that clueless people are pushing from TED's stage. This guy is one who really should talk about depression on TED.

[@revolutionunderground]

TED talks are just progressive liberal fascists who want to force sexual perversion onto children. No thanks.

[@yihaw149]

Agreed. I think TED often overlooks the requirements for somebody to be considered an expert in a topic. This guy's the real deal, over 40 years of research and treatment of people with depression. When in doubt, look for solid qualifications and research backgrounds I guess.

[@lifesoldier]

TED is a joke

[@arturama8581]

@@revolutionunderground Jeez man. Go to some maga or qanon site to bore people to death. Don't bother us with your bs.

[@arturama8581]

@@yihaw149 Tell that to Jordan Peterson haters :)

[@tamarabradberry9299]

This should be a class taught in school

[@annesabourin6122]

Grade :10year old girls and 13 year old boys

[@mylittlekittens]

If the older generations practiced it, the younger ones would learn by example.

[@janepowell1267]

Damn straight 💯

[@mabishop8034]

Word

[@Recite_GodHealMeCreateMiracles]

Focus only on solutions, positivity, write down all the solutions (the good things for you, your body, your mind, your spirit) on papers and keep the papers with you. If you do this every day, your life and your being will truly change for the better.

[@MummyDiaries024]

This is excellent! I am glad there are videos like this to advocate for mental health and to help people overcome depression. As a sufferer of ptsd and depression I found there to be many truths in this video, very helpful and insightful!

[@liamdavis2068]

2:02, My heart❤ goes out to all the people who have been through the worst and that have depression. I’ve been through some rough stuff in my life.

[@nickofthenorth]

I’ve had depression for a long time and I was skeptical after his first “thesis statement” when he said “yes, yes, yes yes” to depression being treatable and preventable. But had to listen to the whole thing because he has studied it for 40 yrs. Turns out I agree with everything. My depression is a result of the exact processes he described. I feel like depression is a condition that is a result of how I think, but not a description of what or who I am. I am not depression and I don’t “Have” depression, but I am prone to depression as a result of how I process information and what stories I choose to tell myself and choose to believe. This is a relief and I’m excited to try this new approach. Rumination is useless unless it leads to an action.

[@christinebeames2311]

Hi xx yes you can choose to act happy and smile , to act with gratitude and forgiveness to others for the perceived slights against us , I hope you keep on feeling well , xx

[@vickiegveg]

@@christinebeames2311 that's called acting.

[@vickiegveg]

I go to the restroom (just to pee) and 30 minutes later I'm still ruminating...until I notice my ass is numb. I now have an egg timer in the bathroom. lol hey, it works

[@ServantOfJehovahSarah]

Jesus loves you so much, so much that He died on the cross for you. He is the answer to everything and is our only blessed hope in this fallen world. He wants to save and heal you and have a personal relationship with you. Make Him your personal Lord and Saviour today. Tomorrow is not guaranteed and the pre tribulation rapture and His return is imminent! ABCs of salvation: Admit you are a sinner and have made mistakes. Repent (turn away) from your sins. Believe that Jesus is Gods’ Son, died on the cross for you and from rose from the dead on the third day. Confess Jesus as The Lord of your life and commit yourself to a life of following Jesus and serving others. Get water baptised and receive the gift of the Holy Spirit who will help you to do that. Get a KJV Bible, start by reading the gospel of John then the rest of the Bible. You will learn all about God, His love for all of His creation, how to obey Him and hear His voice and how to overcome everything until we go home to be with Him forever in heaven. Romans 10:9-10 KJV [9] That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. [10] For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.

[@shyaaammeneen63]

Nick Lloyd, Develop your mental muscles from within. Detox the mind. Reduce negative thoughts with a simple practice. Your breath is directly related to your mind [brain] causing negative thoughts-anxiety. For a relaxed life sit on a chair, back straight, eyes closed, be as still as possible and observe the sensations of your incoming--outgoing breath at the entrance of the nostrils for around 5-10-15 minutes or more. Don’t fight with your thoughts. Slowly the mind will relax. No deep breathing needed. Anytime of the day or night before sleep sit or lie down on your back and observe your breath. Stillness brings internal peace. Like me, make this a lifetime daily habit to have a good life. Best wishes Shyaaam Sir. -Counsellor. Strictly avoid being constipated.

[@reenougle]

He is absolutely correct when he says depression is the most narcissistic of ailments. I despise my depression because it makes me so damn self centred. I am normally a generous, kind person but everything always comes back to me in any conversation. Horrible!!!! Argghh

[@frankstared]

I find what helps is helping others without expectations of reciprocation.

[@gnielsen07]

The holidays certainly help the depressive symptoms! Giving gifts makes the self centered thoughts go away for a couple weeks

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[@frankstared]

...and that also includes financial remuneration.

[@pjjmsn]

That was happening to me as well until I figured out the power of listening. I find that it is impossible to be arrogant in the moments that I am truly listening, because truly listening is inherently a selfless act.

[@pengupunchr557]

One of the greatest videos on recovering from depression. Thank you so much for giving this talk Dr. Yapko!

[@pennychewer8931]

Literally the best therapy session I’ve ever had. Very insightful

[@3rdhand712]

this is probably the most comprehensive lecture on the finer points and risk factors of depression that i've seen on this platform. i've had depression for almost as long as i can remember, and this guy just nails the foundations and thought patterns that buttress the condition. i can't even tell you how many times i've been told by people in my life, pleaded with, yelled at, etc. to "let go of the past" and live presently. for some reason, hearing this guy firmly but gently say "you are not your past, but you can create possibilities for the future" and then actually lay out the framework of how to do that briefly made me break down in tears. i'm in a very dark place right now, very alone, and i haven't done shit to improve my situation for months. i've ended a two year relationship, started using drugs and alcohol way more, and almost entirely abandoned my hobbies and passions. i hate my job and have no idea what i could feasibly do for a career. for my entire life, everything has just felt out of my grasp and beyond the scope of my ability. i'm 24 and the thinking about the dreams i had as a kid causes me so much pain when i think about how deeply i've failed to accomplish any of them. my sleep schedule is erratic and my attention span is basically nonexistent. but for some reason i managed to sit here and listen to this whole thing, and he's right. i need to build a future for myself that's better than what's happening right now. i need to be with people i love, doing things that i care about. i need to get help.

[@laurapeterson8159]

Good luck to you! You can do it. . .start with one small change and build from there. It is possible!

[@argylecloudestudies5387]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. All the best, sir. I pray that you will find the help you need either internally or externally.

[@lexisjones9087]

sending you love, light, & prayers for your peace and abundance!! You got this King💪💡💛

[@dianag2411]

when dealing with depression, I usually start by being humble: Aim for small incremental gains rather than making big major decisions. Nothing major... just cover the basics. Like exercising: I would start by walking few minutes or few minutes of yoga, rather than larger chunks of time. Same with meditation: start with five minutes... and aim for regularity. I do not longer aim to "get rid of the depression". I am for "being more functional" and "giving more space to small thinks I love". Start by trying to get into a routine with sleeping: same time, same ritual, no alcohol or drugs, and avoid screens . If you suffer insomnia as I did, aim for finding something that help you to relax while waiting for tiredness to come. Reading help some people. In my case I fill coloring books. I do not fight the lack of sleep anymore as it makes me ruminate. I aim for emptying my mind from worries. And colours help me. My psycologist helped me to look into "self-compassion" as the key ingredient to deal with the moods. I remind myself that nobody is perfect and that I cannot sort all out at once. So I focus on only one thing. And then I focus on drawing rather than sleep. As soon as I feel tired, I go back to sleep. If I wake up in the middle of the night and cannot go back to sleep, I just start again with drawing. I do not think anymore on "why I cannot sleep" or "why I am sooo stressed" or "look how time flies and I cannot sleep".. I just enjoy the colors and how things start to take shape. You need to go back to your hobbies as they bring you something to enjoy. It is part of taking care of yourself. Try to find some external support to start a process to deal with your type of depression & the reasons behind your addictions. Good luck. It requires work and tons of self-care.

[@LuigiSimoncini]

Been there. Yes, the lecture is great, and therapy works. Think of it that way: you're lucky you got aware of this at your young age, for me it was at exactly double your years. Let us know you took an appointment with your local Yapko

[@jennifer9528]

Wow - this was truly a year's worth of therapy wrapped up into one hour. And he summed it up nicely when he said, "the goal is not to cure depression; the goal is to manage your moods. I recommend taking notes as you listen to this. You'll want to revisit his key points again and again. Excellent video!

[@raphfilms6243]

This is also a beautiful film that I saw that talks about depression and love. It shows how tightly linked depression is with resentment sometimes especially when we fall in love: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pISmZaOqipxsY5o

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[@atar81]

I remember I was going crazy because of my emotional health it was getting worse And I was aggressive angry and tired And thats because of how I was living, I was sinning in my mind when I was letting lustful images enter to my brain, I did not now back then that this was described in the bible, If I knew I would have realized much earlier that if you open door to sin once now you you gonna get addictions and that will lead you to depression and death, I cried out to God and prayed and he set me free from my addictions, I started reading the bible each day Now Im mindful of what Im watching what music Im listening the food that Im eating Since I became Christian I started to filter my thoughts and now Im a totally different person I pray and fast and study the bible. Looking back I understood all the mistakes I did, I was selfish and sinned a lot by thinking about lust, And sin leads us to death, I started Repenting daily and God heard my prayer. Now I feel so happy everyday I just wish I turned to faith earlier and didn’t missed all that time of my life . Made my parents worry about me Now I feel healthy and wanna help others to heal, and thanks to God I found my purpose in life. I used to wake up feeling depressed now I dont even remember how I felt back then God is my Savior Now I feel peace and joy constantly

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