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- What genetic factors are relevant to developing depression?
- What can we do to prevent depression?
- How can I tell if I have depression or am I just sad?
- What is acute depression?
- What to do when we feel apathetic?
- Can recurrent major depression be cured?
- Are antidepressants for life?
- How can teachers help students with depression?
- How do you cope with all the responsibilities and tasks of daily life when you have depression?
- When we're not feeling well and don't want to do anything, what can we do to avoid feeling bad?
- What are the signs of a relapse in depression?
- What can we do to prevent a relapse?
- What strategies are recommended for managing high levels of stress and anxiety?
- How to manage a relapse in depression?
- And in case of a relapse into depression, how should the immediate environment act?
- What is the relationship between relapse and suicidal ideation?
- What kind of therapies work? Does writing down your feelings or participating in activities like laughter therapy help?
What can we do to prevent a relapse?
The best approach is always to set achievable goals, so you don't feel disappointed when you don't reach them and can experience emotional rewards. We need to try not to take on more than we can handle, connect with people with whom we can discuss things but not argue, try to manage daily problems with positive ideas that don't cause stress, and seek professional support when we feel overwhelmed. Relapses must be accepted, and professional help sought. Patience is key because depression doesn't resolve itself overnight, and it's important to surround ourselves with a supportive and understanding environment, surrounded by those closest to us.
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Dra. Sara Siddi
Psychologist and Doctor of Clinical Neuroscience. Department of Teaching, Research and Innovation
Parc Sanitari Sant Joan de Déu