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Win Over Depression and Anxiety
Win Over Depression and Anxiety
Win Over Depression and Anxiety
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Great tips to overcome worry, fear, stress, panic attacks, control emotions, develop emotional intelligence and improve relationships after covid 19 with self help, meditation, exercise, nature, laugh, friends, and family

 

Are you or your loved ones struggling with depression, anxiety, fear, worry, stress, or panic attacks? COVID-19 has affected a lot of people financially and mentally. Even today, most people do not know what depression or anxiety is. I went into that phase and was able to conquer it successfully. This book is an effort to help those who need to overcome these situations by changing the small things in life.

Depression is a terrible feeling that comes to you from nowhere. A sensation you can't quite shake. As some would say you do, it's never as easy as "just snap out of it" Look, it's not easy, I know. Life's rough. I know. But it would help if you attempted to defeat this ghost. To conquer everything thrown at you, you have got everything you need. It will take some time. But soon, you'll see the sun.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherParag Sethi
Release dateFeb 20, 2021
ISBN9781393514381
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    Win Over Depression and Anxiety - Perry S

    WIN OVER DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY:

    GREAT TIPS TO OVERCOME WORRY, FEAR, STRESS, PANIC ATTACKS, CONTROL EMOTIONS, DEVELOP EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND IMPROVE RELATIONSHIPS AFTER COVID 19 WITH SELF HELP, MEDITATION, EXERCISE, NATURE, LAUGH, FRIENDS AND FAMILY

    Table of Contents

    Introduction

    Chapter 1 Effects of Covid-19 to Mental Health and How to Overcome Them

    Chapter 2 How Depression and Anxiety Affects Relationships

    Chapter 3 10 Easy Ways to Overcome Anxiety and Depression

    Chapter 4 The Role of Nature and Support from Loved Ones

    Chapter 5 I Have Overcome It, and So Can You

    Conclusion

    Introduction

    Depression

    Depression is a terrible feeling that comes to you from nowhere. A sensation you can't quite shake. As some would say you do, it's never as easy as just snap out of it Look, it's not easy, I know. Life's rough. I know. But it's your duty to attempt to defeat this ghost. To conquer everything thrown at you, you have got everything you need. It will take some time. But soon, you'll see the sun.

    One of the most common mental health conditions in the world is depression. Although most people think depression is simply a condition itself, it is more specifically an umbrella for many more complex conditions, many of which are labeled depressive. They are more likely to speak about dysthymia, a moderate but chronic long-term depressive symptom, or major depressive disorder, including intense periods of depression. In contrast, most individuals claim they suffer from depression.

    Depression is misunderstood and misdiagnosed widely. It's mixed up with stress. And, if you've never experienced major depression or seen anyone else go through it yourself, it's always hard to realize. 

    Symptoms and Signs of Depression

    It can get worse and last for months, even years, if the depression goes untreated. As it does for around 1 out of 10 people with depression, it can cause discomfort and potentially lead to suicide.

    It's essential to understand the signs. Sadly, almost half of individuals who have depression never get it diagnosed or treated.

    It can contain the following symptoms:

    • Tiredness

    • Digestive disorders that are not getting better, even with medication

    • Feelings of remorse, sense of worthlessness

    • Insomnia, early-morning wakefulness, or too much sleep

    • Irritability

    • Difficulties in focusing, recalling facts, and making decisions

    • Restlessness

    • Loss of interest in once pleasurable activities, like sex

    • Pessimism and hopelessness

    • Overeating, or lack of appetite

    • Aches, nausea, headaches, or cramps that will not go anywhere

    • Persistent feelings that are sad, nervous, or empty.

    • Suicidal ideas or attempts

    Types of Depression

    Mild and moderate depression

    The most popular kinds of depression are mild and moderate depression. The symptoms associated with mild depression can affect your everyday life more than just feeling blue, robbing you of joy and motivation. In moderate depression, those symptoms are exacerbated and can lead to a loss of trust and self-esteem.

    Major depression

    Major depression, characterized by severe, relentless symptoms, is often less common than mild or moderate depression.

    Atypical depression

    Atypical depression, with a particular symptom pattern, is a common subtype of major depression. It

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