What is the best way to get support for overcoming depression?

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Give yourself time and sit at a peaceful place which relaxes you...just feel your alive and sort out your feelings and accept them

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Acknowledge your problems and accept that you deserve help. Don't hesitate to talk about your feelings with friends and family!

The best way is to talk with someone about your feelings; the best is when this person is a very good listener. Either you talk to them face to face or text them. You can also use websites or apps like 7 cups that is able to help you anytime you feel depressed or any type of sadness. All of our listeners are here to listen to your story and eventually help you getting better from time to time. Do not keep your thoughts and feelings for yourself or it might get worse. We are always there for you

Family I think.And later maybe you can see a psychiatrist.But I think the most important thing is the family support

I think the best way to get support for overcoming depression is if you want support you have got to go all in. It will be hard at start but as you start to trust your therapist or whoever gives you support, they can find out what will be the best plan for you. Depression is not something you can instantly stop but over time you will start to be happier. That can either be by medication, therapy or even a hospital where they can support you even more. If you are scared to tell you parent/carer about how you are feeling, you can maybe text them or even write a letter to explain how you are really feeling. It is especially hard if you are the person who wears a fake smile and looks like the “happy person,” but you can do it

Depends on a lot of different things, like where you are in the world and what type of family/friends you have around you - your support system. But there can be alot to gain from groupmovement therapy and/or medication. Its very personal try figuring out what would be the best for you and your way

I feel it's to start trying to tell someone you feel close to. To tell them that you are feeling low and you need attention; because demanding attention when you need it is not a bad thing, it's a good thing and I feel that to have even one person on your side when you are suffering from depression is a huge success on your part

The best way to get support for depression is to seek medical help. Maybe try therapy, or go see your doctor.

Personally i think it's talking about it. vent it out to someone who's there for you, a therapist or a friend. Keep in mind that your friend isn't trained to handle depression though- so a therapist could be better!

Talk to those you trust, Try to seek a medical professional if you feel it's getting severe or if you feel he need to.

Through people who have been through it and learned how to live with it, they know what you've been through and how to develop techniques to control your depression. This website is a good place to start until you can talk openly with other people, then maybe move on to local counselling or therapy or talk to a friend or family member who's been through the same thing.

The best support you can get is through a counselor or a therapist. Find someone who is medically approved to handle cases of depression so they can give you the proper treatment.

I've found the best way to get support is to find someone who has experienced it and has overcome it. Or someone who can truly understand and can be sympathetic and caring.

The most ideal way to get support for overcoming depression is to go to someone you know and love, maybe a family member of an older trusted adult, maybe even a friend. That person can hep you to get help from a professional, and will be there for you along the way, to let you vent to them, or just be there for you.

Talk to your parents or an adult you know you can trust such as a school counselor, coach, etc. By just reaching out to someone you trust can go a long way.

It varies with every person, really. Reach out to your immediate support network, whether that be your parents, siblings, extended family, or friends. If you're in college, look into seeking out on-campus resources.