Hypnotherapy Newcastle What Is Depression

Are you looking to find hypnotherapy in Newcastle for help to eliminate symptoms of depression? Quays Clinic can help you. Hypnotherapist Ian Smith is an Internationally respected therapist. Get the help you need today.

It has been said that our ability to accomplish what is expected of us is directly linked to morale and vision. Lose morale, lose vision, and it isn’t long before you find yourself in the slough of despondency. Sometimes life becomes dreary and tedious. Problems become insurmountable.

The mind becomes clouded with negativity and pessimism. The body becomes drained, weary, and heavier. If this is how you feel, do not suffer in silence. Talk to your doctor and call Quays Clinic.

Sound Familiar?

Depression has become a serious and increasingly more common problem in today’s world. Many adults and young people will at some time experience symptoms of depression, and while a low mood does not stop you from leading a normal life, depression, especially intense, prolonged depression, can be seriously debilitating.

Where Does Depression Come From?

Clinical depression can occur for any number of reasons. At times, these reasons may not be obvious, circumstances play a big part. Financial worries, living on a low-income, business concerns, unemployment, divorce, or other relationship problems. Distressing events such as the pressure of examinations, or the death of a family member. All of these things can and do contribute to chronic depression.

Not everyone will react in the same way, symptoms of depression differ from person to person. Some become quiet and withdrawn and apathetic. Others may turn to alcohol or other drugs to mask their pain, and yet others become increasingly agitated and restless. Depression could also be hereditary in nature, body make-up being a factor. Early life events, long-forgotten could also be the cause of depression.

Symptoms Of Depression

Emotional:

No interest or enthusiasm.
Inability to display emotion.
Feelings of being alone.
Guilt.
Sadness.
Despair.
Numbness.
Agitation.

Physical:

Tiredness, lethargy.
Sleep problems.
Change in eating habits.
Drinking heavily.
Loss of libido.

Thoughts:

Loss of confidence.
Negative thinking.
Thoughts of suicide.
Poor self-image.
Loss of self-worth.

Contact Quays Clinic Today

You may experience some of the above symptoms and not be depressed at all. However, if you can see that some of them, (and maybe some that are not listed) apply to you, then you may be suffering from depression. If you are looking to find hypnotherapy in Newcastle upon Tyne, Gateshead, or County Durham for help with treating depression, talk to hypnotherapist Ian Smith at Quays Clinic today.