Similar Posts
Link – Depression: Feeling Lonely and Tired at Night
“Because as much as I hate the night, as much as the darkness weighs on me and maybe on you, as much as I rail against the quiet and the still and the loneliness, this remains fact: The sun does rise. The sun does rise tomorrow and the world sings with alarm clocks and morning…
Link – More African American kids are dying by suicide. This Emmy-winning producer is trying to change that
Depression, mental health issues, and yes, suicide, happen everywhere, it’s everyone’s problem. For example: While suicide rates for blacks are among the lowest in the nation when compared with whites, American Indians, Asians and Pacific Islanders, suicide is the third leading cause of death for young black men ages 10 to 24, according to 2014…
Sharing – Depression and Older Adults
I think this is something that often gets overlooked. It shouldn’t be: “Sometimes older people who are depressed appear to feel tired, have trouble sleeping, or seem grumpy and irritable. Confusion or attention problems caused by depression can sometimes look like Alzheimer’s disease or other brain disorders. Older adults also may have more medical conditions,…
This Week’s Links (weekly)
Rape & Sexual Abuse Survivor Message Board, Support Forums & Chat Room tags:CA ChildAbuse Depression and Dealing with Black and White Thinking tags:CA Depression Fox News’ “destructive” ignorance: Network gets schooled by male rape survivor tags:CA ChildAbuse Social Media Makes Me Stronger (And Less Depressed) Since we usually only ever hear about the dangers of…
Link – 20 Books That Have Helped People Through Depression
Have you read any of the books on this list? How about some other book that has helped you deal with depression? What would you add to the list? Feel free to leave a comment or even a review if you know of something that helped you. 20 Books That Have Helped People Through Depression
Link – Men much less likely to seek mental health help than women
“Men are far less likely to seek medical support for a mental health problem than women, new figures reveal. A survey commissioned by the Mental Health Foundation found that not only are men far less likely than women to seek professional support, they are also less likely to disclose a mental health problem to friends…
