How to lift Depression - this workshop saves lives | Human Givens College

Depression is now so common that everyone needs to know how easy it can be to treat – especially as it can lead to suicide. This workshop saves lives.

Until recently depression was little understood but key new insights into its causes and symptoms have made treatment easier and more consistently effective. On this day you will learn how combining these insights with a wide range of different psychological techniques enables the majority of cases to be lifted surprisingly quickly … even severe ones.

Although antidepressants can play a role in reducing symptoms, they can also be dangerous and prove hard to withdraw from – research shows that appropriate counselling is more effective at lifting even the most severe depression, with a much lower rate of relapse. The approach you will learn on this workshop is in this category and is proving very effective – 10,000s of people have already been successfully helped with the knowledge and skills you will learn on the day.

Accredited CPD Certificate
Counts towards Part 1 of the Human Givens Diploma
Includes course notes and lunch
Pay in 3 interest free payments with PayPal

Find out more and book your place: https://www.humangivens.com/college/l...

Find out more about the tutor, Jo Baker: https://www.humangivens.com/person/jo...

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