Coping With Depression

We've all had those days when we feel sad and like the world's weight is on our shoulders. But when those feelings don't go away or worsen and may manifest into thoughts of suicide, it's time to seek help.

Depression is the "common flu" of mental health. It is a mood disorder characterized by persistently low mood and a feeling of sadness and loss of interest.

It can lead to a variety of emotional and physical problems. It can decrease a person's ability to function in their daily life.

How do we differentiate one having depression from one being sad? Is depression genetic? What exactly is depression, then?

There is more hope for recovery than ever before—but only if we know what our loved ones or we are dealing with and what kind of support is available. So join us to learn about depression and its types, the risk factors, how we could identify a suicide attempt, and much more!

This seminar is suited for the general public without knowledge of psychology or mental health. We welcome any professionals or students in this field to come forward and share their knowledge.

In this seminar, participants will learn about:

• What is Depression
• The difference between Depression and Sadness
• What is Persistent Mood Disorder
• The various treatment plans for Depression, Sadness, and Persistent Mood Disorder
• How can counselling help you and your loved ones
• How to seek professional help

This seminar is suited for general public with no knowledge on psychology or mental health. We welcome any professionals or students in this field to come forward and share their knowledge.