Depression
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Climbing Up From Depression
$0.70 Each Excluding Tax
Climbing Up From Depression
$0.70 Each Excluding Tax
By Clair Bradshaw and Herbert Weber
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Climbing Up From Depression Spanish Version
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Climbing Up From Depression Spanish Version
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Emerging from depression is very much a “climb.” There are no easy fixes for those down feelings, especially those that linger on and on. This booklet offers comprehensive, proven guidance for those ready to begin the journey to healing.
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Depression – What Everyone Should Know
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Depression – What Everyone Should Know
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Because symptoms of depression often include confusion and a sense of humiliation, and because there still remains a social stigma attached to those who admit to the condition, many people who suffer depression wind up feeling as if they’re weak or morally defective. Fortunately, depression is one of the most treatable diseases around when taken seriously.
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Elf-help for Coping with Pain
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Elf-help for Coping with Pain
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Pain comes into our lives uninvited, moving mountains into our paths. But mountains can be climbed and challenges can be met.
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Feeling Down: Finding a Way Out
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Feeling Down: Finding a Way Out
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Sometimes, feeling down is a momentary discomfort, here and gone in a short span of time. Other times, it’s a daily battle, a feeling of not-rightness? that seemingly affects every waking hour. In this helpful CareNote, author Therese Borchard helps readers determine whether these feelings are typical teenage blahs or if they’re a symptom of a bigger problem.
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Suicide Prevention: Getting Help Before It’s Too Late
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Suicide Prevention: Getting Help Before It’s Too Late
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It’s completely normal for teens’ emotions to run the gamut, from the highest highs to the lowest lows. But when a teen’s mood seems unable to shift out of those lows, it could be a warning sign of suicidal behavior — and a sign that it’s time for friends and family to get involved. Knowing the signs and knowing that people are there to help can make all the difference in the world to a teen in need.
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