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Journeys with the Black Dog

Inspirational Stories of Bringing Depression to Heel

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Ideal for sufferers, caregivers, and loved ones searching for answers, this collection of empowering personal accounts describes the early symptoms and various forms of depression, the path to diagnosis, and the confusion and frustration that can result from attempting to keep it at bay. Revealing the hardships of grappling with a depressive disorder, it emphasizes unique methods of control through regular diet and exercise. Oscillating between humor and gut-wrenching poignancy, these compelling life stories entrust readers with a key message—while depression may not be curable, it can be managed.

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Journeys with the Black Dog, Tessa Wigney, Kerrie Eyers, Gordon Parker

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2007
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Titre
Journeys with the Black Dog
Sous-titre
Inspirational Stories of Bringing Depression to Heel
Langue
Anglais
Publié
2007
Format
souple
Pages
300
ISBN10
1741752647
ISBN13
9781741752649
Séries
Première publication
2009
Titre original
Journeys with the black dog
Évaluation
4,3 sur 5
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Ideal for sufferers, caregivers, and loved ones searching for answers, this collection of empowering personal accounts describes the early symptoms and various forms of depression, the path to diagnosis, and the confusion and frustration that can result from attempting to keep it at bay. Revealing the hardships of grappling with a depressive disorder, it emphasizes unique methods of control through regular diet and exercise. Oscillating between humor and gut-wrenching poignancy, these compelling life stories entrust readers with a key message—while depression may not be curable, it can be managed.