Recovery from Depression
Recovery from Depression
– Overview
Definition of Depression
The first part of this post will be on the current situation.
The second part is on how depression can be overcome and there is another way.
The third part is on going “from surviving to thriving”.
Training is also available for those who might be interested.
Depression
Depression is a common mental disorder. – there is a need to rethink how we diagnose and treat it . A need to normalise many things that are currently deemed abnormal. The mind and body is resilient and there is a natural process of homeostasis that takes place if we allow it to take place.
We all experience sadness, losses, disappointments, shocks, injustice and trauma. It shakes us up at a deep level. We may need to withdraw to digest it and come out of it in our own time.
People who may have depression have persistent sadness and a lack of interest or pleasure in previously rewarding or enjoyable activities:
- It can cause disturbed sleep and appetite
- Tiredness and poor concentration
- Can be long-lasting
- Recurrent
- Effect’s person’s ability to function and live a rewarding life
The causes of depression include complex interactions between:
- social
- psychological
- biological factors
- childhood adversity
- loss
- unemployment
- shame
- etc.
Current ways of handling Depression
In most information about depression there is talk about how to cope with it, understand and manage the symptoms.
So, if you go down the pathway of seeking help through the medical model you are likely to be able to obtain a Medicare rebate package of several sessions to see a psychologist. Often, you will be prescribed medication.
The use of pharmaceutical drugs sky-rocketing. The problem is that the Medical Model still largely holds the view that depression: can’t be cured, but only managed and is often for life.
The most commonly recommended approach for depression is CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy). This is most often recommended by the Medical model. Starting with your general practitioner, doctor, who may refer you to a psychologist or psychiatrist. This approach has expanded in recent years from working with CBT strategies and tools for managing thoughts and behaviours, to:
- EMDR
- Mindfulness meditation
The main ideas are about managing the condition rather than complete recovery.
Recovery from Depression – another way
Yes! It can happen and there is another way.
The issue here is that this is not in keeping up with the latest findings in neuroscience. Neuroscience shows that the brain can be cured. New neural pathways can be formed with appropriate treatments and quickly, for a large proportion of the population.
This is normal and I believe should not be medicalised and labelled as if there is something wrong with you. The mind and body is resilient and there is a natural process of homeostasis that takes place if we allow it to take place. I talk about this in my book Rapid Core Healing. However, if you are finding it hard to come out of or assimilate your depression, it is highly appropriate to seek effective help. We all need help sometimes.
However, it is hard for the public to know where to go.
“From surviving to thriving”
Imagine if you worked with someone who strongly believes that recovery is possible Not only that it is probable but that recoveries are the norm and that they take place frequently.
Testimonial:
“I had struggled with anxiety my whole life and tried many things including conventional and alternative therapies. I was about to give up until my friend referred me to Yildiz. The process was powerful and yet gentle” . David
Yildiz uses techniques which do NOT re-traumatise. You do not have to talk/recount the issue.
The clients themselves notice the difference and recover and:
- move on from their depressive states
- into new mind and emotional states
- new perspectives
and in only a few sessions.
Yildiz is a psychotherapist, Master of Counselling and Clinical Hypnotherapist with over twenty years of clinical experience with clients. She is the founder of two psychotherapies which have created a way of working with the mind.
The processes she has created are able to locate the root of the depression and assist you in unravelling it quickly.
Clearing one neural pathway at a time with most people requiring only 3-5 sessions for recovery.
Why settle for managing symptoms when you could be symptom free? “From surviving to thriving”.
Depression does not have to be a life-sentence!
Looking forward to a time when this new intention of working with the human experience.
This way of dealing with mental health becomes central to the medical model and available to all.
Sessions can be in person or online.
Online training available to those who would like to become practitioners of the ways I am working Emotional Mind Integration (EMI). EMI is Neuro-trance psychotherapy.
Recovery from Depression? – Testimonial
“Yildiz is an experienced and skilled practitioner in the trauma space. I have been a counsellor for more than a decade and this work is the fastest systemic healing I have witnessed. It reaches a level that goes beyond talk therapy, creating deep and lasting change. I highly recommend Yildiz and her work.“
“My sessions with Yildiz have and continue to enhanced my life . Each session left me feeling relieved as toxic energy was released and removed, empowered as I regained my true self, lighter as the negative emotions were dealt with, peaceful as I regained my true self and these feelings continue to grow. I highly recommend Yildiz and the work that she does. I can confirm it really does only take a few sessions to see tremendous change! Thank you 🙏 Yildiz, I am eternally grateful that I found you.“
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