Depression Archives | Roth Associates in Psychology and Counselling

June 22, 2010

Grieving & Depression: What’s the Difference?

By Virginia L. Walford | Bereavement, Depression | No Comments

A significant loss impacts upon our lives on several levels: physically, emotionally, cognitively, behaviorally and spiritually. Here are some examples of healthy grief reactions: Physical: muscle weakness, shortness of breath,…

January 29, 2007

Is Feeling Depressed Normal?

By Virginia L. Walford | Depression, General | No Comments

The quick answer is “No”. It is not normal to feel depressed. What’s normal is there are events which happen that result in our feeling depressed. So, we can understand…

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