Sentence examples for resisting depression from inspiring English sources

Many participants believed in a personal responsibility for resisting depression or to make the changes needed to get better.

Literature describes resilience in managing or resisting depression as drawing on personal resources ('being strong') and deriving support from the network of people around the depression sufferer [ 33].

Despondency can weaken our ability to resist; depression and anxiety may affect how we vote.

Thus, anti-oxidation features in organisms are considered one way to resist depression [ 49].

The responsibility felt by those with depression for not being able to resist depression could be reduced by explaining the link between depression and chronic disease before case-finding.

Like Americans after Sept. 11, Russians are trying to rebuild and resist fear and depression.

But fearing the ghosts of long-ago inflation more than the spread of present-day depression, Germany is resisting.

"I'm absolutely convinced that for students, postgraduates, academic staff and support staff this is a natural, healthy, risk-free way of finding greater concentration and ensuring better mental health, and the ability to resist the problems of depression and anxiety and phobias and addictions," he says.

After his mother's death, Rutter suffered with ongoing depression that resisted the treatment of antidepressants and psychotherapy.

After his mother's death, Kirk suffered with ongoing depression that resisted the treatment of antidepressants and psychotherapy.

Clinicians described how patients with LTCs with identified depression commonly resisted using mental health labels to describe changes in their mood.