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Learning objective notes on supports available for depression, Study notes of Medicine

The document provides detailed notes on psychological therapies and support services available for depression, likely from a mental health or psychology course. It outlines various treatment options, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), guided self-help, counseling, and specialized therapies like Interpersonal Therapy and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). It also mentions mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT) for relapse prevention. The notes highlight free and paid services, such as NHS Talking Therapies, university counseling (SAMHS), and Sheffield Mind’s offerings, including art and walking therapy. This resource is a practical guide for understanding and accessing mental health support for depression.

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2024/2025

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3/12/25, 1:35 PM about:blank Depression support notes Psychological Therapy for depression: University of Sheffield: = Student Access to Mental Health Support (SAMHS) = uni counselling service ‘© Group session, self-help resources, 1 to 1 Free listening services - Samaritans 116 123 = Childline (under 19) 0800 1111 - _ Nightline — not only for depression ‘NHS Talking therapies - Free on NHS, refer yourself +/- GP - Known as Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) - CBT ‘© Explore, change how you think of your life, free yourself from unhelpful patterns of behaviour © Available face to face 1- © 12-20 sessions - Guided self help © Works through CBT based workbook/computer-course with support of therapist © Face-to-face or phone calls = Counselling ‘© Talking therapy to find ways to help deal with difficulties in life © Usually 6-12 session = Counselling for depression © Specially developed to help people understand underlying causes of their depression (© Usually offered to mild-moderate depression & tried other therapies eg self help - Behavioural activation © Help people take simple, practical steps towards enjoying life again © 1-2-1 or group or phone calls ‘© Aim to give motivation to make changes in life and learn problem solving skills to tackle problem affecting mood © 16-20 sessions = Interpersonal therapy ‘© Help people with depression to identify and address problem in relationship with family, partner, friends © May be offered if severe depression or has not responded to other talking therapy © 16-20 session - Bye movement desensitisation and reprocessing. (EMDR) © Help those with PTSD — intrusive thoughts, memories, nightmares, flashbacks of traumatic event in past © Help brain reprocess memories of traumatic event and let go (can be distressing) Can be helpful to people’s depression if it is based on PTSD or a factor 8-12 sessions 1, self-help books, computer courses based on CBT co 12