What is Depression?
Depression has been talked about frequently in social environments lately and people sometimes use expressions such as 'I'm depressed today, don't bother me' or 'I feel bad, I think I'm depressed again'. We have witnessed people using it.
However, depression is a much more serious psychological problem than our short-term psychological changes in daily life.
The depressed individual constantly feels sad, unhappy, pessimistic, depressed, helpless and lonely. .
When we look at the accompanying thoughts, we see that the person sees himself as worthless, unimportant, and is stuck with the idea that life and living are meaningless.
As these thoughts and feelings intensify, some physiological and behavioral problems arise in the person. It may come out. Such as difficulty concentrating, sleep disorders, eating disorders, outbursts of anger…
Unfortunately, if psychological support is not received, it can lead to suicidal thoughts and attempts.
People experiencing these symptoms should receive psychotherapy support without delay. It is very important.
If deemed necessary by the specialist, treatment is continued with help from a psychiatrist.
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