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EPISODE · Feb 11, 2026 · 11 MIN

7: Don't Ever Say This to Someone Struggling With Depression

from Overcome Depression for Christians Struggling With Faith · host Jennifer Stirling-Campbell

Learn how to communicate effectively with someone struggling with depression and why phrases like “I’m worried about you” can backfire and unintentionally cause more harm than good.  In this episode, you’ll also learn how to speak in ways that reduce shame, prevent arguments, and build deeper connection. With practical examples and compassionate guidance, this episode will give you the confidence to support someone with depression in a way that fosters hope, reduces defensiveness, builds trust, and creates emotional safety in difficult conversations. View all LINKS and supporting content mentioned in this episode HERE: https://imaquarius.com/dont-ever-say-this-to-someone-struggling-with-depression-solo-7/This episode of the Overcome Depression Podcast is for you if you want to learn:How to talk to someone with depression without pushing them awayWhat to say instead of “I’m worried about you”Practical communication techniques that build trust and emotional safetyHow to avoid arguments and reduce defensiveness in tough conversationsSimple ways to encourage hope and support depression recoverySupport the showhttps://overcomedepressionpodcast.comNewsletter: https://dashboard.mailerlite.com/forms/767799/111363360441763363/shareFollow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Threads @overcomedepressionpodcast.  Logo and Graphics: Hunter Saylor, Instagram: Instagram.com/designersaylor  Intro/Outro Music: Interchange by Armanda Dempsey https://www.youtube.com/@armandadempseyLegal Disclaimer: I understand that Jennifer Stirling-Campbell/I'm Aquarius  is not an attorney, medical professional, psychologist, psychiatrist, therapist, nutritionist, or dietitian. All social media, emails, podcasts, videos, live streams, text, dosages, outcomes, charts, graphics, photographs, images, advice, messages, forum postings, zoom or other video meetings, and any other material or publications on or associated with Jennifer/I'm Aquarius/imaquarius.com is for informational purposes only. Any reliance on or application of any information or material provided by Jennifer/I'm Aquarius/imaquarius.com or persons appearing on the [podcast] is at the reader’s discretion and is his or her sole responsibility.  

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Learn how to communicate effectively with someone struggling with depression and why phrases like “I’m worried about you” can backfire and unintentionally cause more harm than good. In this episode, you’ll also learn how to speak in ways that reduce shame, prevent arguments, and build deeper connection. With practical examples and compassionate guidance, this episode will give you the confidence to support someone with depression in a way that fosters hope, reduces defensiveness, builds...

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