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5 Proven Behavioural Interventions For Depression

When we are thinking in terms of all-or-nothing, as someone with depression will tend to do, we can’t see things like incremental possibilities, or shades of meaning and nuance. Suggesting a behavioural task for a depressed client to undertake will often be met with absolutist responses such as "what's the point?", or "how will that cure my depression?" It won’t on its own. But it’s a smaller part of a bigger composite, which I discuss more in this video. I also share 5 proven behavioural interventions for depression (with references included over on my blog). If you found this video helpful then please leave comment and hit the 'like' button - and don't forget to subscribe for future videos. Video highlights: 00:00 Introduction 01:54 "You can't possibly know my lived experience!" 02:42 The value of clear understanding and rapport 03:31 The reassurance of knowledge 04:52 What can we do to help depressed people? 06:03 Why use behavioural interventions for depression? 07:00 Overcoming "but what's the point?" 09:03 #1 Tell and show them they don’t have to ruminate 10:51 #2 Give them an intrinsically satisfying task 14:31 #3 Aim to do just five minutes 17:10 #4 Help them get some real face time 19:41 #5 Get your client moving All notes and references can be found on the blog here: ▶︎https://www.unk.com/blog/5-proven-beh... I created the Natural Depression Treatment Program as a way to explain and overcome depression. Free access is available here: ▶︎https://www.hypnosisdownloads.com/dep... Practitioners, I publish weekly articles by email here: ▶︎https://www.unk.com/blog/free-therapy... --------------------------------------- ABOUT MARK TYRRELL Psychology is my passion. I've been a psychotherapist trainer since 1998, specializing in brief, solution focused approaches. I now teach practitioners all over the world via our online courses. More about me here: ▶︎https://www.unk.com/blog/about-mark-t... Social channels: Facebook (practitioners): ▶︎  / uncommonpractitioners   Facebook (self help): ▶︎  / uncommonknowledge   Instagram: ▶︎  / marktyrrellunk   Twitter: ▶︎  / marktyrrell