Published 9/2022
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Language: English | Size: 493.44 MB | Duration: 1h 6m

Depression Relief
What you'll learn
Define And Understand The Differences Between Mild, Moderate and Major Depression.
Understand That Depression Lies On A Continuum
Understand That Depression Is Caused By Interacting Factors That Occurred Together
Personalize And Use A Variety Of Techniques In Their Depression Recovery Plan
Know How To Apply A Variety Of Techniques Used to Recover From Major Depression
Requirements
No previous knowledge about psychology or depression needed. Anyone interested about psychology and major depression is welcome to join.
Description
Welcome to my course! :) My name is Kara, and as someone who has experienced an episode of major depression, I am here to share my techniques that I used to recover from this debilitating illness. In order to better understand my illness, I also studied psychology at my local University, so I could share some concepts along with my personal experience in this course. This course is designed to help students recognize the different degrees of depression, understand a variety of techniques used to recover from depression, and be able to make their own permanent recovery plan from depression if needed.Students will learn about the differences between mild, moderate and severe depression, and understand that many factors work together to create depression, as depression is rarely created by only one factor. According to the latest scientific research, different factors can interact together to create depression.Students will also understand that depression is different for everyone, as the severity and type of symptoms are different for everyone. However, there are still many similarities between people in terms of the depressive symptoms they experience, as there is still a criteria used to classify depression. In addition, students will understand that depression lies on a continuum, meaning that the definition of depression is not set in stone. Students will also understand that there is no one size fits all treatment, meaning that different kinds of strategies such as exercise, medications, stress reduction techniques, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behaviour therapy and self compassion techniques are used to combat depression. I will be sharing the psychology concepts and experience that I gained over the years. I also make my own worksheets and you are free to complete them and work on them any time you like. Students will also get better insights into their thoughts and will also understand the impact of factors such as stress, gratitude, rumination, locus of control and attributional style on depression.
Overview
Section 1: What Is Depression?
Lecture 1 What Does Having Depression Mean?
Lecture 2 Mild, Moderate or Major Depression
Section 2: Initial Steps to Treat Depression
Lecture 3 1st Step To Treat Depression
Lecture 4 2nd Step To Treat Depression
Lecture 5 3rd Step To Treat Depression
Lecture 6 Activity
Lecture 7 Stress and De-Stress
Lecture 8 A Pleasant Activity to Consider
Lecture 9 Rumination and Depression
Lecture 10 Reward yourself along the way to recovery
Section 3: Helpful Knowledge Before Moving On
Lecture 11 Depression On a Continuum
Lecture 12 Interacting Causes of Depression
Section 4: Cognitive Restructuring
Lecture 13 Thought Diary
Lecture 14 Cognitive Triad
Lecture 15 Tackling Negative Thoughts
Lecture 16 Self Esteem
Lecture 17 Nurturing Positive Thoughts About The World
Lecture 18 Overcome Negative Thoughts About The Future
Section 5: Cognitive Distortions
Lecture 19 Cognitive Distortions Introduction
Lecture 20 Cognitive Distortions Part 2
Lecture 21 Cognitive Distortions Part 3
Lecture 22 Cognitive Distortions Part 4
Lecture 23 Cognitive Distortions Part 5
Lecture 24 Cognitive Distortions Part 6
Lecture 25 Cognitive Distortions Part 7
Lecture 26 Cognitive Distortions Part 8
Lecture 27 Cognitive Distortions Part 9
Lecture 28 Cognitive Distortions Part 10
Lecture 29 Cognitive Distortions Part 11
Lecture 30 Cognitive Distortions Thought Record
Section 6: Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Lecture 31 Introduction to DBT
Lecture 32 DBT: Mindfulness
Lecture 33 DBT: Distress Tolerance
Section 7: Gratitude and Depression
Lecture 34 Gratitude
Section 8: Attributional Style and Depression
Lecture 35 Attributional Style and Its Relationship With Depression
Section 9: Locus Of Control and Depression
Lecture 36 External and Internal Locus of Control
Section 10: Relationship Between Self Compassion and Depression
Lecture 37 Self-Compassion
Lecture 38 Self-Compassion part 2
Section 11: End of the Course
Lecture 39 Making Your Own Permanent Recovery Plan
People who want to recover from Depression,Family or Friends who want to help their loved ones by knowing more about Depression,People who are generally interested in psychology or counselling
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