What you believe about yourself is what you get. That’s true in depression, and true in life generally. The kind of energy you put out

John Newell is the author of Climbing the Mountain. He's lived with depression since 1982 and wants to help others.
What you believe about yourself is what you get. That’s true in depression, and true in life generally. The kind of energy you put out
Something triggers you and the darkness descends like a ton of bricks. Everything inside you feels heavy and sluggish. You feel paralyzed, like something as
You never know how much your words and actions may affect others. Even strangers. The video below will prove it. Things you say and do
OK, we’ve covered the worst things to say to a depressed person, along with a few things to avoid doing (like abandoning or judging the
“The least helpful thing people have said to me is, ‘You have depression? But you’re always smiling. I would never have guessed.’ And then they
Have you ever felt so despondent that you just wanted to give up and not try any more? Like you wanted a hole to open