There is always a lot
happening in our lives. Be it professionally, or personal life. There are going
to be and there are ups and downs. All we can do is deal with these problems.
The stepping tone to fighting your problems is acceptance of the problems. When
you acknowledge a problem, you acknowledge its presence and also the fact that
is can be removed. That you can be freed from your misery. There are many
people of this generation today who complain about feeling void or about
feeling empty and of lack of excitement. These are some of the early symptoms
of depression but also very crucial ones. People who need depression help
through a counsellor generally tend to believe that there is no body in this
world who will understand their problems, their stand. They feel lonely.
There is some kind of
stigma attached to this condition. Even though there have been awareness
campaigns world wide in all these decades, a large group of people still looks
down upon people who seek help from a therapist or a counselling psychologist. There is this
stigma which is embedded in people’s minds for centuries. This is why, many a
times, people who suffer depression, avoid expressing themselves to anyone,
thinking that they are never going to be understood and that they will only be
left as a laughing stock of town and nothing more. So, it is very important to
note the way in which you deal with a person suffering from depression. One
thing that they need the most is careful listening and that too which is
non-judgemental. Patient listening eases the discomfort and helps the patient
speak.
There are many NGOs that
are devoted in helping their patients out today. There are helplines that are set on which a
person who does not find comfort in talking to people he or she knows, can call
on the helpline and get help for the mental problems they are facing. These
numbers are flashed everywhere so that a person when in need, dial the number
and contact them.
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