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Course Information Psychology and Depression

Depression can significantly affect well-being, impacting the emotional, cognitive, and social spheres, which hinders a person's adaptation and quality of life.

However, by applying appropriate approaches, resilience can be strengthened, emotional expression improved, and recovery fostered. Management methods tailored to the affective, mental, and relational dimensions of depression will be explored.

This training will offer concrete resources to help people manage depression, promoting their self-esteem, agency, and overall well-being.

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Course Objectives: Psychology of Depression

Depression can seriously compromise personal balance, affecting vital areas such as emotional management, mental clarity, and social connection, which impacts overall functioning.

However, with effective strategies and appropriate support, it is possible to strengthen personal resilience and promote comprehensive recovery from depression.

Addressing the cognitive, emotional, and social aspects of depression not only facilitates its management but also reinforces self-esteem, decision-making capacity, and interpersonal skills.

For those who want a deep understanding and tools to manage depression, this course offers practical strategies and essential knowledge for an effective approach.

Agenda

158 Lessons. 12:32:45
TOPIC 1: INTRODUCTION TO THE TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION
25 Lessons.02:02:32

1.1. Historical evolution of depression and its forms of treatment

05:11

1.2. Difference between sadness and depression

05:40

1.3. Identification and diagnosis of clinical depression

05:04

1.4. Depression and somatic symptoms

04:35

1.5. Depression from the brain. Structures, chemistry, and paths to recovery

05:33

1.6. How beliefs are formed and their impact on emotional well-being

04:59

1.7. Rigidity in life plans and its impact on emotional well-being

05:33

1.8. The three mental focuses that fuel emotional distress

04:29

1.9. Somatization in depression

05:14

1.10. Conscious choice as a tool for modifying emotional distress

04:58

1.11. Levels of depression: mild, moderate, and severe

04:51

1.12. The link between rest and emotional health

04:57

1.13. Internal reconstruction: how to transform the beliefs that fuel distress

04:45

1.14. Risk factors and triggers

05:21

1.15. Rebuilding identity: a key tool for emotional transformation

05:40

1.16. The importance of timely diagnosis

04:19

1.17. Rediscovering identity to escape emotional suffering

04:39

1.18. Don't self-medicate, seek specialized support

05:04

1.19. Rebuilding identity from a conscious perspective

04:29

1.20. Rediscovering personal identity: a step toward transformation

04:54

1.21. How to redefine your internal rules to feel good about yourself

04:38

1.22. Rebuilding identity from within: a path to emotional well-being

05:40

1.23. Self-care and support networks

03:28

1.24. Recommended physical exercises

04:00

1.25. Coping and prevention strategies

04:31

TOPIC 2: TYPES OF DEPRESSION
10 Lessons.00:49:28

2.1. Types of depression

08:21

2.2. Depression in children and adolescents

04:01

2.3. Depression in creative minds

04:41

2.4. Cyclothymia: a mild but persistent mood disorder

04:25

2.5. Bipolar disorder

04:45

2.6. Depression due to pain or grief

04:33

2.7. Prenatal and postpartum depression

04:46

2.8. Persistent depression in children and adolescents

04:28

2.9. Depression in the elderly

04:43

2.10. Major depression

04:45

TOPIC 3: HOW TO OVERCOME DEPRESSION
15 Lessons.01:24:19

3.1. Understanding how depressive thoughts work

06:09

3.2. Recognizing the repetitive emotional circuit: a key to overcoming distress

05:28

3.3. How to control negative thoughts and the inner voice

05:09

3.4. Strengthening self-esteem to manage criticism

04:09

3.5. Transforming the belief system to promote emotional recovery

04:55

3.6. Psychological strategies to modify mental patterns

07:21

3.7. Behavioral activation: breaking the cycle of inactivity

06:43

3.8. Regulating physical habits to promote well-being

06:05

3.9. Reviewing beliefs to transform emotional distress

04:54

3.10. Regaining social connection

06:12

3.11. Emotional approach: healing past wounds

06:56

3.12. Opening up to pain without running away from it: gradual emotional exposure

03:51

3.13. The meaning of depression: a call for change

04:56

3.14. The importance of professional help

05:31

3.15. The recovery process: hope, patience, and perseverance

06:00

TOPIC 4: COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION IN DEPRESSION
20 Lessons.01:14:54

4.1. Introduction to cognitive behavioral therapy (Cbt)

03:51

4.2. How to apply cognitive behavioral techniques in primary care.

03:48

4.3. Why educating patients and their families about depression improves treatment.

03:44

4.4. Addressing false beliefs that hinder patient recovery

03:24

4.5. How to detect negative behaviors that reinforce depression

03:53

4.6. The importance of social and family support in treatment

04:09

4.7. Techniques for assessing history, symptoms, and baseline depression

03:32

4.8. Practical tools for identifying thoughts and emotions

03:09

4.9. How to interpret thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in therapy

03:10

4.10. Recognizing distorted thoughts and their emotional effect

04:43

4.11. Cognitive restructuring, relaxation, gradual exposure, among others

06:33

4.12. Tools for measuring and controlling negative emotions

02:35

4.13. How to design a personalized plan and evaluate its progress

02:54

4.14. Importance of resuming healthy routines in patient recovery

02:38

4.15. Encouraging assertiveness, emotional expression, and criticism management

03:18

4.16. Practical steps for facing and resolving difficult situations.

03:36

4.17. When and how to recommend complementary pharmacological treatment

02:40

4.18. Practical guidelines on how to structure therapy sessions.

04:32

4.19. Criteria for discharge and strategies to prevent relapse.

04:37

4.20. The importance of teamwork in achieving optimal therapeutic results

04:08

TOPIC 5: CHILD AND ADOLESCENT DEPRESSION
15 Lessons.01:12:38

5.1. Overview of depression in children and adolescents

03:29

5.2. Theoretical perspectives on depression

04:51

5.3. Factors that influence the onset of depression in children and adolescents

04:43

5.4. Clinical manifestations according to developmental stage

04:56

5.5. Diagnosis and clinical tools

05:19

5.6. Comprehensive treatment of depression in minors

05:35

5.7. Prevention, prognosis, and school reintegration in childhood and adolescent depression

05:04

5.8. Influence of the family environment on the onset of depression

05:25

5.9. School factors as emotional triggers

05:11

5.10. Effective strategies for early detection in the school environment

05:19

5.11. Emotional indicators expressed in the body

05:31

5.12. Essential elements of clinical diagnosis

06:18

5.13. Role of the support network: family, school, and community

03:16

5.14. Therapeutic tools at home

03:28

5.15. The importance of the emotional bridge

04:13

TOPIC 6 PSYCHOGERIATRICS AND DEPRESSION IN THE ELDERLY
11 Lessons.00:53:10

6.1. Introduction to psychogeriatrics

04:47

6.2. Overview of depression in older adults

04:42

6.3. Epidemiology of depression in older adults

04:27

6.4. Etiology and risk factors

05:09

6.5. Clinical presentation and specific symptoms

04:33

6.6. Differential diagnosis and clinical challenges

04:59

6.7. Diagnostic tools and assessment scales

05:19

6.8. Suicide in older adults: early detection and prevention

04:37

6.9. Comprehensive treatment of depression in older adults

05:10

6.10. Support and care network

04:34

6.11. Clinical cases and integration of learning

04:53

TOPIC 7: DEPRESSION IN PREGNANCY AND POST-PARTUM (PERINATAL DEPRESSION)
10 Lessons.00:47:30

7.1. Introduction to perinatal depression

04:48

7.2. Classification of perinatal affective disorders

05:18

7.3. Risk factors in perinatal depression

04:18

7.4. Etiology and factors involved in perinatal depression

05:07

7.5. Impact of perinatal depression

04:26

7.6. Diagnosis and clinical screening

04:35

7.7. Intervention and treatment in perinatal depression

04:28

7.8. Prevention and comprehensive management

04:35

7.9. Clinical cases and specific approaches

05:27

7.10. Conclusion and final considerations

04:28

TOPIC 8: POST-PARTUM DEPRESSION. DETECTION, MANAGEMENT, AND PREVENTION FROM A COMPREHENSIVE PERSPECT
9 Lessons.00:45:02

8.1. Introduction to perinatal mental health

04:58

8.2. Epidemiology and prevalence

04:59

8.3. Clinical features of postpartum depression

05:11

8.4. Risk factors

05:10

8.5. Early detection and clinical assessment

05:36

8.6. Intervention and treatment

05:52

8.7. Prevention and support networks

04:42

8.8. Consequences of non-intervention

04:13

8.9. Conclusions and projections

04:21

TOPIC 9: DEPRESSION DUE TO GRIEF
11 Lessons.00:51:39

9.1. Grief as a normal psychological experience

05:22

9.2. The psychological work of grief

04:39

9.3. The libidinal economy of grief

04:59

9.4. Health criteria in the grieving process

04:14

9.5. Affective ambivalence and psychological conflict

03:53

9.6. Grief as a process of subjective transformation

03:49

9.7. Risks of unresolved grief

04:59

9.8. The place of language and lack thereof in the grieving process

05:19

9.9. Analytical support during grief

04:05

9.10. Grief, psychological structure, and prevention of depression

05:44

9.11. Psychoanalytic support in grief processes

04:36

TOPIC 10: RATIONAL USE OF PSYCHOPHARMACEUTICALS IN THE TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION
12 Lessons.01:03:06

10.1. Overview of pharmacological treatment for depressive disorders

05:50

10.2. Differences between psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy: combined indications

05:12

10.3. Clinical indications for the use of antidepressants: diagnostic criteria

05:51

10.4. Most commonly used types of antidepressants: ssris, duals, tricyclics, and atypicals

05:41

10.5. Start of treatment: time of action, adherence, and clinical response

05:31

10.6. Common side effects and considerations based on patient profile

05:07

10.7. Recommended duration of treatment and criteria for gradual withdrawal

05:51

10.8. Importance of psychiatric support during follow-up

05:29

10.9. Monoamine oxidase inhibitors. Potent antidepressants with important precautions

04:30

10.10. Serotonin syndrome: a serious reaction to excess serotonin

04:59

10.11. Tyramine and antidepressants: an interaction that should not be ignored

04:42

10.12. Neurogenesis and pharmacological treatment in depression

04:23

TOPIC 11: RISKS OF SELF-MEDICATION IN DEPRESSION
8 Lessons.00:39:27

11.1. Self-medication as a social and clinical phenomenon

05:28

11.2. Factors that encourage self-medication: accessibility, misinformation, and hopelessness

05:57

11.3. Dangers of self-medication with psychotropic drugs: adverse effects and dependence

05:00

11.4. So-called “z drugs”: commonly used hypnotics and clinical risk

04:10

11.5. Inappropriate use of benzodiazepines and antidepressants without medical supervision

05:22

11.6. Clinical consequences: excessive sedation, tolerance, risk of suicide

04:31

11.7. Legal regulation and health control of psychotropic drugs

04:58

11.8. The role of professionals in prevention and education about self-medication

04:01

TOPIC 12: THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES
7 Lessons.00:32:22

12.1. Essential knowledge and qualities for the practice of psychological therapy

04:50

12.2. Person-centered therapy

04:37

12.3. Couples and family therapy

04:05

12.4. Gestalt therapy, a present-focused approach:

04:39

12.5. Psychodynamic and interpersonal therapy

04:34

12.6. Behavioral therapy

04:39

12.7. Stepwise treatment: a progressive model for addressing depression

04:58

TOPIC 13: NATURAL AND ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES
4 Lessons.00:16:38

13.1. Yoga as a therapeutic resource in the management of depression

03:50

13.2. Creative therapies as support in the treatment of depression

04:24

13.3. Omega-3 fatty acids and emotional health

04:07

13.4. St. John's wort

04:17

TOPIC 14: DOCUMENTATION TO DOWNLOAD
1 Lessons.00:00:00

14.1. Download syllabus in pdf

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Is it Sadness or Depression? Recognizing the Key Signs

  • Many people experience sadness or discouragement as normal reactions to life's difficulties, losses, or disappointments. However, clinical depression is much more than feeling sad occasionally.

    It is a persistent mood disorder that significantly interferes with daily life, work, studies, and relationships. While sadness is usually temporary and linked to a specific cause, depression is characterized by a duration of at least two weeks with symptoms occurring almost daily.

    These symptoms are not limited to a low mood, but also include a marked loss of interest or pleasure in almost all activities that were previously enjoyed [anhedonia]. Other indicators may include significant changes in appetite or weight, sleep disturbances [insomnia or hypersomnia], constant fatigue or loss of energy, feelings of worthlessness or excessive guilt, difficulty concentrating or making decisions, psychomotor agitation or slowing, and even recurrent thoughts of death or suicide.

    It is crucial to pay attention to the intensity, duration, and overall impact of these symptoms on daily functioning to differentiate between temporary sadness and a possible depressive episode that requires attention.

Why Does Depression Occur? Exploring Its Causes and Risk Factors

  • Depression does not have a single cause, but is generally the result of a complex interaction of biological, psychological, and social factors.

    Among biological factors, the influence of genetics has been investigated, having first-degree relatives with depression may slightly increase predisposition, although it is not determinative.

    Imbalances in brain neurotransmitters [such as serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine], which are chemicals that transmit signals in the brain, also play an important role.

    In addition, hormonal changes, such as those that occur during postpartum or in thyroid disorders, can trigger depressive symptoms. From a psychological perspective, certain personality traits such as pessimism, low self-esteem, excessive self-criticism, or a tendency to worry can make a person more vulnerable.

    Traumatic childhood experiences, such as abuse or neglect, as well as recent stressful life events [bereavement, romantic breakups, job loss, serious financial problems] are significant risk factors.

    Finally, social factors such as isolation, lack of social support, chronic work or academic stress, and living in disadvantaged or violent environments also contribute to the development of depression. Understanding this multifactorial nature is essential for a comprehensive approach.

What Types of Treatment Are Available for Depression and Which One Is Best for Me?

  • Fortunately, depression is a treatable disorder, and there are several effective treatment options. The choice of treatment or combination of treatments will depend on the severity of the depression, the individual characteristics of the patient, their preferences, and the assessment of a mental health professional.

    Treatments are generally divided into two main categories: psychotherapy [talk therapy] and pharmacological treatments [antidepressant medications], although lifestyle changes are also considered.

    Psychotherapy, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy [CBT], Interpersonal Therapy [IPT], or Behavioral Activation Therapy, helps people identify and change negative thought and behavior patterns, develop coping skills, solve problems, and improve relationships.

    It is the first-line treatment for mild to moderate depression. Antidepressant medications work by regulating neurotransmitters in the brain. There are different classes [SSRIs, SNRIs, tricyclics, MAOIs, atypicals], and a specialist doctor will determine which is most appropriate, considering symptoms, possible side effects, and interactions with other medications. They are usually recommended for moderate to severe depression, often in combination with psychotherapy.

    It is important to note that antidepressants are not addictive when used under medical supervision, and their effects are not immediate, it may take several weeks to notice a significant improvement.

    In addition, lifestyle changes such as regular exercise, a balanced diet, good sleep hygiene, stress management techniques [mindfulness, meditation], and avoiding alcohol and drugs can effectively complement formal treatments. The [best] option is always the one decided upon jointly with a professional after a thorough evaluation.

Debunking Myths: What You Really Need to Know About Depression

  • Introduction: It is crucial to dispel widespread myths about depression, as these create stigma, make it difficult to seek help, and hinder adequate support, thus preventing a more accurate and compassionate understanding of the disorder.

    Sadness/Weakness Myth: Contrary to popular belief that depression is simply deep sadness or a sign of weakness of character, the reality is that it is a complex medical illness with biological, psychological, and social underpinnings that cannot be overcome by willpower alone and severely impacts a person's overall functioning.

    Selective Affection Myth: Although depression is thought to affect only specific groups of people [such as women or older adults], the truth is that it can impact any individual, regardless of age, gender, race, socioeconomic status, or personal strength, no one is immune to it.

    Myth of Worsening by Talking: It is a mistake to believe that talking about depression makes it worse. On the contrary, openly expressing feelings and seeking support are crucial steps and often the beginning of the road to recovery, while isolation and silence tend to aggravate suffering.

    Antidepressant Myth: Far from being addictive “happy pills” that alter personality, antidepressants are medications that, when prescribed and monitored by a doctor, help correct chemical imbalances and relieve symptoms, allowing the person to function better and benefit from other therapies, helping them return to their normal state, not become someone else.

    Myth of chronicity: The myth that depression is a life sentence is false. In reality, it is a treatable condition, and with proper diagnosis and treatment, the vast majority of people experience significant improvement and are able to lead full and satisfying lives, as chronicity is not inevitable.

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