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

Christian Counselor Redmond

Jun

2025

Understanding the Connection Between Social Media and Body Image

Christian Counselor Redmond

Depression Relationship Issues Weight Loss

Does looking at people on social media who seem to have perfect bodies and perfect lives depress you or make you feel inadequate? If so, you are not alone. Studies indicate that the unrealistic beauty ideals promoted by social media (increasingly digitally altered to look great) are a contributing factor to negative body image and disordered eating. Comparison is the thief of joy. – Theodore Roosevelt What is Body Image? Body image is the way you see yourself and feel about yourself, as well as what you believe others think and see when they look at you. It can be positive or negative and fluctuate according to environmental factors and...

Luke Bartlett

Jun

2025

Loneliness and Depression: Making the Connections and How to Address Them Both

Luke Bartlett

Depression Individual Counseling

You would think that with our ability to reach out across vast distances and communicate instantly with others, loneliness would be a distant memory. Billions are spent each year to enhance our ability to connect meaningfully with other people, but loneliness is still an issue we struggle to overcome. In some ways, the means we use to try and connect with others can further isolate us. Being lonely can have many consequences, and one of these relates to depression. Depression is a common mood disorder that affects how a person thinks, feels, and behaves. It negatively affects them, diminishing their capacity to function in daily life. The connection between loneliness...