157 | Holding on to Hope in the Midst of Sadness and Overwhelm: Learning to Trust God

Send us Fan MailStruggling with sadness and low self esteem? Do you feel alone and overwhelmed?  Are you tired of your mental illness? Are you stressed out? Is your faith waning? Has anxiety turned your life upside and has caused loneliness? Are you worried and fear you will not fulfill your purpose? You are not your mental illness and recognizing you may need help takes courage. I applaud you for taking the first step to help reduce feelings of overwhelm, pain and anxiety.Depression affects millions and remains the most undertreated condition globally, but there is hope for managing symptoms and reclaiming joy through understanding its causes and seeking appropriate help. Our mental health journey requires acknowledging the biological, psychological, and environmental factors that contribute to depression while taking proactive steps toward healing.• Depression has biological roots including genetics, brain chemistry, and hormonal imbalances that predispose certain individuals• Childhood trauma and adverse experiences can create lasting mental health impacts even decades later• Modern lifestyle factors including social media, isolation, and constant connectivity contribute to worsening mental health• Over 800,000 people commit suicide annually—approximately one person every 50 seconds• Warning signs of suicide may include withdrawal, lack of future planning, and giving away possessions• Regular check-ins with loved ones and creating safe spaces for honest conversation can help prevent suicide• Mental illness is not a life sentence—with proper treatment, support, and self-care, you can lead a fulfilling lifeConsider joining the 14 Days to Mental Health Family. This course will fill your toolkit with the keys to navigating your mental health. Remember to follow Win Over Depression on TikTok, Pinterest (TT Mental Health Expert), LinkedIn, and Twitter for more support between episodes.Support the showGET COURSE NOWhttps://www.pensight.com/x/14DaystoManageDepression