Helping with clinical depression is NOT for whimps!

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, Clayton

OClaerach <oclaerach wrote:

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> My friend is clinically depressed--and has always been in thre modus

>of " poor me " anyhow, making a grand case for " poor me " .

 

Depending on the degree of clinical depression, if low to moderate I'd

probably " kid " him a lot about it so much that he can't wait to get

away from it.

 

When he reaches that threshold, then using the Fishhook and the

meridian therapy of Donna will work wonders...

 

....and and Energy Psychology done with awareness will also work.

 

So will good NLP, and good hypnosis.

 

But if they are moderate to chronic, then they probably need some meds

(NOT self-medication, that normally turns out to be cocaine) but

prescribed drugs that have few side effects.

 

Then you can do the above with them.

 

John M. La Tourrette, PhD

PS. The Radiant Circuits done 5-7 times a day really is effective when

done correctly.

 

 

>Besides listening, I cant think of anything to do. The posts

on " attitude " inspired me to ask-plainly you cant " cheer up " a

depressed person, and you cant give them a pep talk. So what can you do?

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> Clayton

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