In what context is depression dealt with?
Depression in adults is assessed along with work life, close relationships, past experiences, and current sources of stress. Interviews are structured according to the client's needs, goals, and living conditions.
What is Depression in Adults?
Depression in adults is a mental health problem characterized by emotional symptoms such as prolonged sadness, hopelessness, and loss of interest. This can negatively affect the daily functioning and quality of life of adults.
Depression symptoms
Symptoms of depression in adults may include:
- Constantly feeling sad or unhappy
- Interstitiality and inability to enjoy
- Insomnia or excessive sleepiness
- Aggravated energy levels
- Changes in appetite
- Feelings of worthlessness or guilt
Causes of Depression in Adults
The causes of depression in adults can be complex and include:
- Genetic factors
- Chemical imbalances
- Family history
- Traumatic experiences
- Social isolation
- Work and life stress
Coping with Depression in Adults
- Professional Help: If depression in adults is severe or persists for a long time, it is important to seek professional help.
- Family Support: Family members should be with the adult, provide emotional support, and communicate openly.
- Regular Physical Activity: Physical activity can alleviate symptoms of depression.
How does the assessment progress within the scope of Adult & Individual Therapy?
The duration, severity and impact of symptoms on daily life are evaluated in detail in the first interviews. The approach to be applied is determined according to the history and needs of the client instead of a ready-made pattern.