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Do You Suffer From Smiling Depression?

There are several ways of helping with smiling depression.

Acknowledging the existence of depression

This is the biggest step. The fear of acknowledging that you’ve had a bad friend behind your back for a long time. It will hurt but it needs to happen, negative feelings are not weakness but distress.

someone receiving therapyTalking to someone you trust

This small step can lead to finally seeing a therapist. Find a friend or someone you can trust to just sit down and talk to. It will help.

Nurture your self-esteem

Start a positivity journal, find a new hobby, or treat yourself to something special! You have to love yourself and take care of yourself before anything else.

 

January 16, 2018 by Jonathan Garcia

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