
Overcoming Depression
Talks with Your Therapist
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Paul Gilber
In this series of talks, best-selling author and leading expert on depression Professor Paul Gilbert explores how depression affects us in different ways and offers insights into strategies that can help us cope and lift depression. Paul outlines how we can work on our thoughts, feelings and behaviours and try to develop and employ self-kindness when we feel at our worst.
Anyone suffering from depression will gain valuable insights into:
- The nature of depression
- How our thoughts and feelings are related
- Looking after our body and helping it recuperate
- Relaxation - advice and techniques
- How our styles of thinking affect depression
- Self-criticism
- Being kind and compassionate to oneself
- Becoming more active and exploring different ways to think about life's challenges.
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Usefull for working with depression
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I don't see that this book does much in the way of helping a depressed person because I doubt they will follow much of its advice. Can you see yourself getting in touch with your "kind self" and writing yourself a reassuring letter to be read when you are depressed?
My recommendation is to get a longer book and more comprehensive book than these overpriced, short "talks".
The narrator is the author and does about as good a job as most authors... poorly. He stumbles over his own writing at times! He tried to talk in a very soothing tone. There are a couple of times where he will be talking about doing something for 30 seconds as a relaxation technique and there will be a 30 second break in the narration.
Let you "kind self" write you a letter
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