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

Carrie Umporowicz

Feb

2020

Postpartum Depression: Signs, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Carrie Umporowicz

Depression

Are you a woman who has recently had a baby and is struggling to feel like yourself? Are you worried that something is wrong with you? Do you feel alone and isolated in your experiences and wonder what is wrong with you? You may have postpartum depression (PPD). There is no single cause or reason for postpartum depression. It is a condition that results from a combination of biological, hormonal, environmental and psychological factors. It is most often influenced by a number of risk factors some of which may be: dramatic hormonal changes, unexpected birth experience, chronic sleep deprivation, your family’s medical history, your previous experience with depression, recent losses,...

Dr. Marie Brown

Oct

2019

“What is Bipolar Depression?” How to Know if You Have it or Not

Dr. Marie Brown

Bipolar Disorder Depression Individual Counseling

What is Bipolar Depression? How is it related to Bipolar Disorder? This article will offer an explanation as well as symptoms to look for and various treatment options available. Let’s start by looking at some of the facts. Bipolar Disorder is a chronic type of mood disorder. It actually used to be called manic depression because people with Bipolar Disorder go through periods of intense depression and other periods where their mood is extremely high. These high periods are known as mania. It is equally as important to note that most people with Bipolar Disorder also have periods where their moods are what most of us would consider to be...