Penguin Random House, Fachbücher, Talking to Depression: Simple Ways To Connect When Someone in Your LifeIs Depres (Engl...

Talking To DepressionForeword by Martha Manning Preface PART I— GETTING STARTED Chapter One An Overview of Depression: Frequently Asked Questions Chapter Two Where to Start: Deciding You Can Help Chapter Three Seeing Through Their Eyes: What Depression Feels Like PART II— WHAT TO SAY Chapter Four Opening the Conversation: First Things to Say Chapter Five Words That Wound: What Not to Say Chapter Six Words That Work: What to Say Chapter Seven Dos and Dont's: A Helpful Reference Chapter Eight Answering and Unanswerable: Responding to Difficult Questions PART III— WHAT TO DO Chapter Nine Without Words: Using Body Language to Show Your Support Chapter Ten Some Practical Support: Ways You Can Help Keep Life on Track Chapter Eleven Gifting: What You Can Give to Help Healing Happen PART IV— SUICIDE Chapter Twelve Warning Signs: What to Look For Chapter Thirteen Assessing Imminent Danger: What to Ask Chapter Fourteen Still Here: Moving Toward Survival PART V— LIVING DAY TO DAY Chapter Fifteen Situation by Situation: One Thing at a Time PART VI— KIDS AND TEENAGERS Chapter Sixteen Tips for Kids: When Someone in the Family Is Suffering from Depression Chapter Seventeen Tips About Kids: When They Are Depressed Themselves PARTt VII— TAKING CARE OF YOURSELF Chapter Eighteen Talking to Yourself: Sustaining Your Strength Afterword Easing the Way Resources Where to Find Out More.