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The Enemy of Life – Depression

Intuitive Meaning: Posted by Veronica Carrillo

Sometimes, clients fuel their depression for the dumbest of reasons. One such example I remember well. Some background first. He was a man in his fifties; he has spent most of his life on the street. He was abused as a child and has suffered from depression his entire life. He has also consistently abused alcohol and many illegal drugs–including Meth and Cocaine. These drugs made it possible for him to medicate his depression and feel important. But now he is very much clean and sober–and unhappy as well.

Apart from the many health advantages that exercise brings, it can also fight off bouts of anxiety and depression. Exercise distracts a sufferer from negative thoughts and worries. It also helps burn up adrenaline and other stress chemicals, promoting a more relaxed mind. Studies have also proven that exercise improves sleep, and boosts self-esteem.

When you do regular exercises, your body tend to release chemicals known as endorphins, which act as analgesics and sedatives. Once released, these chemicals interact with the brain receptors, which then reduce your perception of pain and worries, giving you a more positive feeling and outlook.

Basic Emotional Needs As well as physical needs, all human beings have emotional needs, and it’s just as important that these are adequately met if we’re to avoid depression. The main thing to remember is that we’re social, problem solving animals, and our emotional needs are a result of that. Thus, we all need a sense of connection to other people and to the wider community, a sense of security and safety, and a sense of achievement and healthy challenge. You can go a long way towards beating depression by making a list of these needs, and seeing which ones aren’t being met at the moment. Look at ways in which you could improve your scores in each area. If you’re feeling socially isolated, for example, is there some way that you could increase your contact with other people, perhaps by joining a club or society.

He said that was a “big step” and he’d have to think about that. However, the next session he said “I feel happy” “I haven’t felt this good in a long time.” “It’s a miracle!”

A healthier way to look at things is to maintain your perspective. Remember, nothing lasts forever, not even depression, and the universe is not conspiring against you as an individual. It’s also useful to isolate the bad things, so that they don’t take over your whole life. If you’re having a tough time at work, for instance, it may be that your family life is still going well. Once you understand the mental, physical and emotional circumstances in which depression breeds, beating depression becomes much simpler and easier to achieve.

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