Historically, people with depression have been misunderstood, unsupported, and haven't had access to the help they need to get better. But - with your help! - our work is changing that.
With 3,000,000+ followers on social media, The Depression Project is one of the world's most popular mental health organisations. And, thanks to our community members loyally sharing our educational, stigma-reducing posts, they've been viewed over 10 billion times.
Using leading, evidence-based principles from cognitive behavioural therapy (including specialised forms of CBT such as DBT, ACT and exposure therapy), we've created a wide range of bootcamps and journals to help people with depression deal with the most common issues they're likely to experience - as told to us by our community!
Every single day, members of our community tell us the negative thoughts they most often struggle with - and in response, we've created this CBT-based journal series.
Something we've noticed from interacting with millions of people with depression is that there are many issues they deal with that unfortunately, are rarely ever talked about. So, in this CBT-based journal series, we shine a light on these issues, and help people with depression to deal with and overcome them.
In the same way we did for common negative thoughts, we're also creating a CBT-based journal series for - according to our community - the most common worrying thoughts that people with depression, anxiety and other mental health issues experience as well.
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We've drafted a letter you can use as a template to explain to your loved ones what depression feels like, as well as how they can help you through it. If you'd like to join 75,000+ people who've downloaded this letter, just tell us where to send it :)
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Get The Support & Understanding You Deserve!
We've drafted a letter you can use as a template to explain to your loved ones what depression feels like, as well as how they can help you through it. If you'd like to join 75,000+ people who've downloaded this letter, just tell us where to send it :)
Once you click SEND, we'll email you a copy of the depression letter!
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Get The Support & Understanding You Deserve!
We've drafted a letter you can use as a template to explain to your loved ones what depression feels like, as well as how they can help you through it. If you'd like to join 75,000+ people who've downloaded this letter, just tell us where to send it :)
Once you click SEND, we'll email you a copy of the depression letter!
Get The Support & Understanding You Deserve!
We've drafted a letter you can use as a template to explain to your loved ones what depression feels like, as well as how they can help you through it. If you'd like to join 75,000+ people who've downloaded this letter, just tell us where to send it :)
Once you click SEND, we'll email you a copy of the depression letter!
Get The Support & Understanding You Deserve!
We've drafted a letter you can use as a template to explain to your loved ones what depression feels like, as well as how they can help you through it. If you'd like to join 75,000+ people who've downloaded this letter, just tell us where to send it :)
Once you click SEND, we'll email you a copy of the depression letter!
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You Are Not A Failure
You Are Not A Burden
You Are Not Useless
You Are Not Weak
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