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6 Dimensions of Psychological Well-Being

6 Dimensions of Psychological Well-Being Recovery should aim at restoring psychological well-being as well as ending the symptoms of depression. Naturally, you get into treatment to stop the pain of those symptoms. It’s a huge achievement if the treatment...

Published Mon, May 05 2021 6:00 AM by Storied Mind

Filed under: Recovery, healing, psychology, psychotherapy, symptoms, self, well-being, personal growth

A Wheel of Emotions

A Wheel of Emotions There are many models for capturing the range of human emotion, but one that caught my eye was this highly original classification captured in the wheel of emotions. This image is the work of Robert Plutchik, a psychologist...

Published Tue, Mar 03 2020 6:00 AM by Storied Mind

Filed under: feelings, emotion, evolutionary psychology, psychology, Robert Plutchik, Depression Causes

Psychological Flexibility, Well-Being and Doubts about Recovery

Psychological Flexibility, Well-Being and Doubts about Recovery I’ve been wondering: How could it be that I have recovered from depression but still deal with symptoms almost every day? Can both things be true? Recently I’ve come across new ways...

Published Mon, Feb 02 2020 6:00 AM by Storied Mind

Filed under: Recovery, healing, psychology, psychotherapy, symptoms, well-being

Relationships in Conflict: Depression’s Role

Some Rights Reserved by ComputerHotline at Flickr Depression is a natural enemy of close relationships. It helps build tension and conflict as a once-loving partner either withdraws into emotional isolation or turns angry and blaming. I suppose that’s...

Published Sat, Jul 07 2010 2:11 PM by Storied Mind

Filed under: Recovery, Partners to Depression, partner, Connecting, psychology, conflict, responsibility, emotional reasoning, Causes of Depression, confirmation bias, emotions

Psychological Abuse and Depression

Some Rights Reserved by seier+seier at Flickr There have been many times in the past when I’ve run into someone at work who could twist my words to suit his own purpose. If I’d challenged him in some way, he would launch a subtle verbal assault...

Published Fri, Jun 06 2010 1:58 PM by Storied Mind

Filed under: depression, therapy, marriage, partner, trauma, victim, emotional abuse, abuse, psychology, psychological abuse

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A Wheel of Emotions

Psychological Flexibility, Well-Being and Doubts about Recovery

Relationships in Conflict: Depression’s Role

Psychological Abuse and Depression