In many cases living with depression could feel that you should be able to snap out of it and pull your self together and in the process end up feeling a failure for not being able to do so.

Depression symptoms include feeling worse in the morning and feeling better as the day goes on; loss of sleep* (usually early morning waking), appetite*, energy, enthusiasm, concentration, memory, confidence, self-esteem, sex-drive, drive, enjoyment, patience, feelings, hope love and almost anything else you can think of. *these can occasionally increase rather than decrease. In many cases living with depression could feel that you should be able to snap out of it and pull your self together and in the process end up feeling a failure for not being able to do so. What makes it even more of a challenge are the perceived and sometimes real judgements of others with regard to causes of depression. It is not an illness with symptoms that are visible to the eye, such as a broken leg. It comes from within and is described by its sufferers in different ways that make it a challenge to understand and get to grips with. Depression counselling in Salisbury.