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Living with Someone Who Is Depressed (6035H1)

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Pamphlet Intro: More than a bad mood, depression impacts your thoughts, feelings, perceptions, and relationships. Though research estimates 17% percent of Americans will experience major depression at some point, it looks different for each person. Some people experience intense sadness, while others grow irritable, anxious, or angry. Other common symptoms include difficulty concentrating, changes in sleeping and eating patterns, lacking energy, losing pleasure in activities once enjoyed, and even suicidal thoughts...
Mental health pamphlet on Living with Someone Who Is Depressed, includes:  
  • Beautiful, human-centered design that attracts attention
  • Content that reflects up-to-date, DSM 5, clinical references
  • Call-outs, action steps and powerfully motivating questions
  • Imprinting is now FREE! 
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    *Must order at least 25 pamphlets per title. Then, quantity breaks are applied based on mix-and-match total of pamphlets (e.g., 10 titles with 25 pamphlets each = 250 total pamphlets @ 1.40/ea).

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