Depression Recovery Program Dr Neil Nedley
2018 Depression and Anxiety Recovery Program at Kanwal Church on the Central CoastOur next Depression and Anxiety Recovery Program will commence on February 3 2018, Monday from 10.00AM, and finishing about 12 MD.You are very welcome to call me for further details on this program on the Central Coast. What Is Depression?Depression affects more than 300 million people around the world. These figures have increased by more than 18% between 2005 and 2015, so most families now either have someone with depression, or they know someone with depression. This creates a sizable mental health problem that is needing to be looked at in a different way.Children are also vulnerable to depression.Figures from state that children as young as 4 are experiencing depression, and that from ages 4-17, 1 in 35 children have had a depressive episode.With figures like these we know that as a community we need to look at different ways to help each other. The first step is to be aware that there is a problem. The next step is to find a solution.a physician, became aware of this far reaching problem of depression when he saw so many of his patients needing help.
He has spent 15 years researching depression, and he has published in the and identified numerous causes of depression; where you can identify a cause of depression, it then becomes possible to find a cure.Following his research, produced an 8 week depression recovery program that educates people as to the causes of their depression, and how to recover. Lifestyle Measures To Improve DepressionThe good news is that there are simple measures that we can use to improve depressive symptoms, and we can actually discover just what factors are influencing our depression, as symptoms can vary from person to person.This Depression Recovery Program will help you to identify depression, and its causes, and improve depression through positive life style choices.
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The Depression Recovery Program by Dr Neil Nedley is a community-based psycho-education program that holistically addresses the causes of depression.Run over eight weeks via DVD presentations and facilitated group discussions, it offers practical advice on improving physical, emotional and spiritual well-being. Ryde Church recently ran this program at Gladesville library, with 11 participants attending. At the graduation program, participant comments included:Participant’s Comment: “I have been depressed for the better part of ten years, and spent hundreds of dollars on treatment. This program though, is the first one in which I’ve ever felt an improvement in my depression and anxiety.”Participant’s Comment: “The session on grief helped me greatly in understanding the emotions I experienced after losing my wife two years ago”Participant’s Comment: “I don’t think I was very depressed, but the practical advice in this program helped improve my health in ways I didn’t even expect”Participant’s Comment: “I didn’t know healthy eating could also be tasty”For more information about this program, contact Wanda Bierschbach at wanda.b@me.com.