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Surviving Depression: A Catholic Approach

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2 comments for “Surviving Depression: A Catholic Approach”


  1. Fuller says:


    Excellent book by a nun who was bipolar. She gives a three step approach to combating depression:

    1.) Return to the Church: At least continual Mass, Confession, and Eucharist, see a priest, and proper prayer - this will strengthen your soul;

    2.) Go to regular therapy

    3.) Medication, if still necessary.

    I have followed her guidelines and have made the most improvement in many years compared to solely medicine regimes.

    Short, easy to read, and enlightening. If you consider yourself a Catholic/Christian and have been away from the Church, not practicing your religion, and have had problems with depression/bipolar - this book will give you a whole new prospective and approach to combating this horrible condition they call depression.

  2. Yatima says:

    My mother found this book and after 20 years of dealing with MY depression, she finally understands. This book was a miracle for me. It is great for the person suffering from depression because it gives a great “plan of action.” However, it is SUPERB for those not depressed who are around the depressed person.

    The author is sincere and insightful. You can’t help, but like her. I also like the fact that she does not just say: Going To Catholic Mass is the only answer. She understands that depression is only treated through ATTEMPTS and FAILURES at “healing” the mind, body, and spirit.



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