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Working with People diagnosed with - or likely to be diagnosed with - depression
Section One: The Current Predominant Understanding of Depression
1.1. Depression: The Current Perspective (79:01)
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1.2. How Depression is Diagnosed (16:14)
Section Two: A Critique of the Current Predominant Understanding of Depressionn
2.1a. Depression as a medical disease/medical illness; A brain disease/brain disorder; Biological in origin and nature - 1. (70:05)
2.1b. Depression as a medical disease/medical illness; A brain disease/brain disorder; Biological in origin and nature - 2. (121:01)
2.2a. Depression as a brain chemical imbalance: A critique - 1 (70:05)
2.2b. Depression as a brain chemical imbalance: A critique - 2 (56:16)
2.3a. Depression as a genetic - and therefore medical - illness: A critique - 1. (131:37)
2.3b. Depression as a genetic - and therefore medical - illness: A critique -2. (71:18)
2.4. Depression as a mental illness, mental disorder, mood disorder. A critique.
2.5. Clinical depression; depression and inflammation. A critique.
2.6. The process of diagnosis of depression. A critique.
Section Three: Depression: Its True Nature
3.1. Introduction
3.2: The Wounding to Wounded Self Framework Overview.
3.3. Wounding.
3.4. Shock.
3.5. Distress, in many forms.
3.6. Weakenedness.
3.7. Self-protection strategies/self-defence mechanisms/coping strategies
3.8. Choices, decision-making, mindsets.
3.9. The wounded - reduced sense of - self.
Section Four. Working with people diagnosed with depression, or likely to be diagnosed with depression.
Content to be added when the previous sections are complete.
2.6. The process of diagnosis of depression. A critique.
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