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Depression & Hope
3 articles from our Denver practice.
Depression is one of the most treatable conditions in clinical practice, and one of the most frequently misread inside a faith context. These articles deal with the distinctions that matter — clinical depression against spiritual dryness, the dark night of the soul against a depressive episode — and with the practical questions: what treatment actually involves, and how to stand beside someone who is struggling.
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Depression & Hope
Helping a Loved One with Depression
When someone you love is depressed, you want to help — but you don't always know how. A Denver Catholic therapist's guide for family members and spouses.
Depression & Hope
Depression vs. Spiritual Dryness
Is it a dark night of the soul or clinical depression? A Denver Catholic therapist explains the key differences and when to seek professional help.
Depression & Hope
Dark Night of the Soul vs. Depression: A Catholic Guide
Depression and the 'dark night of the soul' aren't the same. A Denver Catholic therapist on telling them apart — and why treatment isn't a lack of faith.