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88,017 Views • Jan 7, 2022 • Click to toggle off description
Discover how to cope with depression in this discussion with clinical psychiatrist, Dr. Sue Varma, and MedCircle host, Kyle Kittleson. This powerful mental health interview can help you better understand how to cope with depression and loneliness, how the signs of depression can indicate what therapy or medication may be best,

00:00 Intro
00:31 Can depression be cured?
01:48 Likeliness of recurrence
03:26 Medications: you need to know this
05:47 How to cope without medication
07:18 How to find the right therapist for you
11:20 Fad treatments to avoid
13:03 Distress tolerance toolkit
16:06 "I rolled my eyes at that coping strategy"
18:17 When anxiety co-occurs with depression
19:37 Kyle's view on social media
20:52 "Wherever you go, here you are"
22:23 Why "treating depression is knowing yourself"
23:00 Why "we compare our insides to other people's outsides"
24:28 Kyle's life changing perspective
26:47 How to watch this full series

#mentalhealthawareness #MedCircle #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealth #psychology #depression #depressionrelief #therapy
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@MedCircle

2 years ago

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@pattiandersonII

2 years ago

"We compare our insides with other people's outsides"..... A template of what not to do!

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@SpiritualBabe101

2 years ago

I've been there with depression. I hope that whoever feels low and unmotivated, gets the rest and validation that their soul needs. A simple "I care and I'm listening to you" could be all a person with depression needs to hear and then to see that speaker walk their talk without judgement and with love; that means so much more than lip service. Trust is EVERYTHING.

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@johntnguyen9917

1 year ago

Psychedelics helped me deal with my addiction. Having suffered anxiety and depression as well. I must say taking them turned my life around. I started micro dosing and just in a couple days I noticed major changes in my stress levels, depression, and everything else. It’s been really great. After battling with these for years little did I know that shrooms will save me.

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@annydrah4034

7 months ago

The calmness and soothing tone of her voice in therapy itself.

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@leoliu7840

1 year ago

I had knee surgery in July 2022 and am in recovery. I haven't exercised and have been eating less, I think that triggered my depression

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@brawnjefferson8807

1 year ago

Psilocybin containing mushrooms save my life. The drastically reduced my benzodiazepine withdrawal allowing me to quite illicit pill addiction after three years of heavy daily use before it would had became medically dangerous to quit

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@kelliemcguire2592

1 year ago

Lot's of wisdom in this video. Dr. Sue is wicked smart. I'd love to have her as a therapist.

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@DA-js7xz

2 years ago

Her voice is amazing for ASMR.

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@ascia158

2 years ago

i really liked dr sue varma. she sounds serious,focused,attentive. i also liked that qoute “There are only two days in the year that nothing can be done. One is called Yesterday and the other is called Tomorrow. Today is the right day to Love, Believe, Do and mostly Live.”.

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@Maydenne

2 years ago

I’m self diagnosed ASD and found that depression has been a result of not having a purpose or bigger vision in my life. She’s right. The moment your brain and synaptic patterns reach a depression response, it will be easier and faster to fall into depressive episodes because the brain loves habit. It wants to be efficient and it does not discriminate what patterns it uses. It doesn’t know harmful from non harmful. That’s where your insight comes in to redirect and, very vigorously, keep choosing a healthier pattern.

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@sumairarenshaw8517

2 years ago

What a brilliant video. I’m suffering with depression. Thanks for sharing.

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@dailydoseofmedicinee

2 years ago

Symptoms👇 Feelings of sadness, tearfulness, emptiness or hopelessness. Angry outbursts, irritability or frustration, even over small matters. Loss of interest or pleasure in most or all normal activities, such as sex, hobbies or sports. Sleep disturbances, including insomnia or sleeping too much.

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@franfarrarsis500

2 years ago

I have BPD, suicidal thoughts and behaviors, self harm, gad. I found out over 48 years, meds don't work on me but I went to a hospital who gave me ECT treatment. This works for me.

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@stitchlightly5995

2 years ago

Finding the right therapist is the biggest problem not to mention insurance, lack of providers currently, and lack of other factors like transportation/time/outside support. I have finally found an excellent counselor but currently I can barely see him once a month because of the high demand for mental health services and the shortage of professionals in my area.

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@jeannettemcghee5775

2 years ago

Especially when you're dealing with people who don't want to see you grow or continue to do the same thing that happened to you when you was a child and you're younger days

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@sorayakay9205

1 year ago

Thank you Kyle for being so open on depression and asking questions. I’ve had psychiatrists who just want to manage medication 💊 and not treat other issues that arise along with depression, including medication that no longer is working.

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@nani.9754

2 years ago

I'm officially diagnosed clinical major depressive disorder, PTSD, major anxiety, and BP. I'm on one anti depressant and one anti anxiety med but at extremely low dose. I don't drink or do drugs. My physical illness are great. My biggest problem now is exhaustion. Mentally and physically exhausted. I feel like I have been fighting against my illnesses . ( my depression is from about the age of 11 and I'm now 58)

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@MichalKolman

2 years ago

Great videos. I subscribed on your website because the ratio of information one gets for the price is really good. Keep it up!

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@anxietyhealing

2 years ago

Amazing video as always, thanks for all you do

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