In last week’s post I listed some negative attitudes and perspectives which can keep you entrenched in the depths of depression. How could I list them so easily? Because I have experienced holding onto each and every one of these negative mantras. In my moments of self-reflection, I realized that these attitudes were quite often the reason for falling to the bottom of my emotional well with little hope of recovery. In time, I understood that if I wanted to learn to cope with my depression I...
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