Christian Counseling for Depression

Discouragement, hopelessness, difficulty or inability to fully engage—these are all symptoms of depression. While everyone experiences sadness at times, it is the inability to recover that is an indicator that a person may be suffering from depression. Sadly, many people suffer from depression and never seek help. Some may not realize that they are depressed, while others think they ought to be capable of handling it on their own, viewing it as a kind of weakness. If you suspect that you are depressed, you can find help at Redmond Christian Counseling. Using faith-based treatment, our counselors can give you the help you need to find the healing, peace, and fulfillment you seek.

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Articles about Depression

Melinda Burns

Feb

2023

Describing What Depression Feels Like To Someone Who’s Never Had It

Melinda Burns

Depression Individual Counseling

Most people can only remotely grasp what depression feels like. They think that it’s similar to feeling sad or unhappy or having a case of the blues, but it’s not. A depressed person may experience those feelings, but they don’t just happen as a natural response to life events and go away when circumstances change. Depression runs much deeper than that. It is a mental health condition that can last for months or years and affect your physical wellbeing as well as your ability to carry out your normal day-to-day activities. People think depression is sadness. People think depression is crying. People think depression is dressing in black. But people...

Jason Burns

Sep

2022

Seasonal Affective Disorder Treatment Options

Jason Burns

Depression Individual Counseling

Does your mood seem to shift with the calendar, causing you to feel “down” more than usual during the winter months? Do shorter days and gloomy weather seem to zap your energy and make you feel blue? If so, you may be suffering from Seasonal Affective Disorder. What is Seasonal Affective Disorder? Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression characterized by a recurring seasonal pattern that comes and goes at the same time each year. Symptoms usually begin and end when the seasons change. Typically, you start feeling “down” as the days get shorter in late fall or early winter and the lack of sunlight saps your energy,...