Re: Can one think their way out of major depression?

Posted by robinibor on June 9, 2001, at 9:54:14

In reply to Can one think their way out of major depression?, posted by Glenn Fagelson on June 9, 2001, at 0:57:53

Hi Glenn
Your situation sounds very familiar to me; much of it is how DO'C is/was/dealt with his own depression. Have you ever read Undoing Depression? Or seen our website at http://www.undoingdepression.com?
And have you ever got a "second opinion" from another therapist?

I would be grateful to anyone
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Can one think their way out of major depression? Glenn Fagelson 6/9/01
Re: Can one think their way out of major depression? » Glenn Fagelson kazoo 6/9/01
Re: Can one think their way out of major depression? robinibor 6/9/01
Re: Can one think their way out of major depression? Phil 6/9/01
Re: Can one think their way out of major depression? mila 6/9/01
Re: Can one think their way out of major depression? sar 6/9/01
Re: Can one think their way out of major depression? » kazoo Wendy B. 6/9/01
Re: Can one think their way out of major depression? robinibor 6/9/01
Re: Can one think their way out of major depression? Glenn Fagelson 6/9/01
Re: Can one think their way out of major depression? Glenn Fagelson 6/9/01
Re: Can one think their way out of major depression? JennyR 6/9/01
Re: Can one think their way out of major depression? » JennyR Glenn Fagelson 6/10/01
Re: Can one think their way out of major depression? Phil 6/10/01
Re: Can one think their way out of major depression? Glenn Fagelson 6/10/01
all this sounds familiar Mair 6/10/01
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Re: Anna Laura -Intelligence and therapy resistant Anna Laura 6/22/01

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