If you struggle with Emetophobia and depression, you may be interested in an alternative perspective on getting treated.
The director 0f a religious Web site insists that faith is vital in treating depressive symptoms. He says that other methods of treatment will not cure depression unless combined with a faith-based approach. It’s unlikely that most non-religious people would agree with this assertion, but surprisingly, the British Medical Journal hasn’t quite countered it. The Journal members say exercise will not likely eliminate depression long-term, but it provides a temporary improvement in mood. To test the validity of the religious site’s statement, more research on faith and its effects on treating mental health issues is needed. Follow the link to read more about the study conducted by the British Medical Journal.
Depression Treatment Needs Spiritual Component, says Faith-based Website – PR Web (press release)
Depression Treatment Needs Spiritual Component, says Faith-based WebsitePR Web (press release)FollowMe.org: A new study that challenges the link between exercise and recovery from depression provides further evidence that effective treatment may requ …
