Anhedonia (Why you feel empty sometimes)

from The Psychology of Depression and Anxiety - Dr. Scott Eilers · host Scott Eilers

Anhedonia translates to “without pleasure.” In mental health, it refers to a disruption in brain functioning that impairs our ability to feel joy, excitement, accomplishment, love, and other similar feelings. It can happen for many reasons, but depression is the most common. It isn’t as unstoppable as it seems…

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