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COUNSELLING FOR DEPRESSION
NUNEATON

If you have depression you may experience a low mood for a long period of time, and unlike the occasional bout of feeling sad, it may affect your daily life and can make it hard for you to find enjoyment in day-to-day activities.  Some days you may find it impossible to get out of bed, whilst on other days, you may feel more able to hide it and carry on.

 

Living with depression can be really difficult.  Despite this many people wait a long time before seeking help and support… why wait when support is so readily available now a-days.  

DO YOU HAVE DEPRESSION?

For many people, an obstacle stopping them from seeking help is understanding whether or not they actually have depression. Before we go into the symptoms of depression, it's important to point out that if you are struggling with your emotions and feel unable to cope - you may benefit from seeking support. You are worthy of help no matter how trivial you may perceive your problems to be.

 

Speaking to a counsellor and psychotherapist can help you understand what you need. This can range from self-help tips and breathing exercises, to a course of psychotherapy and maybe medication through your GP.  Everyone is different and will need differing levels of support.

HOW DOES IT FEEL?

If you have depression, you are likely to have at least five of the following depression symptoms:

 

You may feel:

 

• Worthless
• Like life isn’t worth living
• Constantly anxious, tearful and worried
• Like you can’t concentrate
• Indecisive
• Irritable and intolerant of others
• You are not getting enough enjoyment out of life
• You have a lack of self-esteem
• You have excessive and inappropriate guilt
•You have no motivation or interest in things you used to enjoy

YOU MAY EXPERIENCE...

• Changes in sleeping patterns - broken nights or oversleeping
• Changes in eating patterns - loss of appetite or overeating
• Tiredness and a loss of energy
• Persistent headaches and/or stomach upsets
• Chronic pain
• A slower speaking pattern than usual
• Loss of libido
• Changes to your menstrual cycle

YOU MAY ALSO...

• Neglect hobbies and interests
• Isolate yourself from friends and family
• Take part in fewer social activities
• Notice your productivity falling at work

 

You may not notice if you have developed depression, especially if it has been a gradual process over a number of weeks or months. Sometimes it takes a friend, a family member or a partner to point out that you may have a problem.

BENEFITS OF THERAPY

• Confidential, non-judgemental environment in which you can discuss your concerns, emotions and feelings.

• Space to discuss and work through difficult issues such as low self-esteem, depression and anxiety. 

• A safe environment to explore private matters such as sex life/desires and relationship issues.

• Support for family members who may be finding it difficult coming to terms with your addiction.

WHY CHOOSE CLARITY WELL-BEING CLINIC?

• You can self-refer to counselling. Just give us a call on 02477 180333 or email hello@claritywellbeingclinic.co.uk to make an appointment. 

• We offer a free initial telephone consultation with Ryan, the practice manager, so you can be put in touch with the right therapist for you as we believe not one therapist fits all

• We offer flexible appointments at a time that's convenient for you 

• We aim to offer a safe, welcoming environment 

• Tailored therapeutic plan 

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