The Moody Blues Part I: Coping with a Mood Disorder

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Moody Blues: Coping with a Mood Disorder Presented by: Dr. Laura Nichols Ms. Donna Horner Mr. Richard Cottingham

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An introduction to mood disorders. This slideshow focuses on depression.

Transcript of The Moody Blues Part I: Coping with a Mood Disorder

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Moody Blues: Coping with a Mood Disorder

Presented by: Dr. Laura Nichols Ms. Donna Horner Mr. Richard Cottingham

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Dr. Laura Nichols, C. Psych (Supervised Practice) Clinical Psychologist

Mood Disorders Program

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Mood Disorders

• Bipolar Depression

• Unipolar Depression

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Depression

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What is depression?

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Epidemiology

• Average age of onset mid-20’s

• 15-25% Lifetime Prevalence

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Prevalence

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Recognizing Depression

•Physical

•Emotional

•Behavioral

•Cognitive

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Etiology of Depression

Psychological/Social Factors •Early Experience

•Life Events

•Personality

•Stress

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Etiology of Depression

Biological Factors •Genes

•Neurochemistry

•Hormones

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Etiology of Depression

Psychological/

Social Factors Biological Factors

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Vulnerability to Depression

• Being female

• Few social supports

• Substance Use

• Recently having given birth

• Previous depression

• Serious illness

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Evidence Based Interventions • Exercise • Psychotherapy

– Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) – Interpersonal Therapy (IPT) – Mindfulness Based CBT

• Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) • Peer Support • Medication • Electro-convulsive Therapy (ECT)

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Richard Cottingham

My Journey Towards Recovery