Posted by shellie on February 1, 2001, at 12:04:47
In reply to Re: Ruminations, posted by danf on February 1, 2001, at 9:32:48
Excessive ruminations can be altered by perhaps increasing your meds or adding a medication that has been suggested.
Also, though, cognitive therapy works really well as an adjunct to the meds. If there are two ways to look at something, one good, one bad, cognitive therapy can help you focus on the good. I think that is a problem that we all have, to learn to steer some of our feelings toward the positive. It is amazing how our tendency in depression is always back to the bad, even though good stuff and happened, and more good stuff with happen. It's not the pollyanna theory--just that there often are several ways to look at the same thing. FWIW, Shellie
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