Chambly: a conference to cope with depression

Chambly: a conference to cope with depression
Chambly: a conference to cope with depression

Mélanie Richard presents her book on February 9 Living with a loved one who suffers from depression At the Cultural Pole of Chambly. The clinical nurse wishes to give solutions to the entourage of victims of depression.

Mélanie Richard is a clinical nurse specialist in mental health. Depression is one of its fights. “I had to face it when I was a teenager since my mother was touched by depression. The book I present is therefore not just a theory. I present facts and solutions there. »»

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Soon the specialist will be at the Chambly cultural center to present her book there Living with a loved one who suffers from depression. “The goal is to detect depression,” she explains. In Canada, more than one in five is affected. I normalize the reactions and symptoms of relatives of the victims while telling them what to do and not to do. Sometimes we can have a normal reaction but not necessarily productive for the victim. »»

The book has been available since January 15, an era of the year more difficult to support mentally. “It is true that clarity is less present,” says Mélanie Richard, “we tend to isolate ourselves more. It is inaction that ultimately leads to depression. »»

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Thus, the author wants to help the general public to be better armed in the face of this mental disease. “I want to demystify depression by putting words on evils. The goal is to popularize the terms so that everything is accessible to everyone. Judgments and stigmatizations means that the victims do not dare to talk about it and empire their case. »»

Living with a loved one who suffers from depressionat Béliveau editions. Conference on Sunday, February 9 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Chambly cultural center. A podcast to help people with depression and their loved ones is available on www.youtube.com at the channel Authenticity brought to naked.

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