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EPISODE · Jan 19, 2025 · 42 MIN

Episode 64: Functional Depression

from Sound Therapy Network · host Niajae

In this episode, we delve into an often overlooked yet crucial topic: functional depression, also known as high-functioning depression. This condition is particularly tricky to identify, as individuals experiencing it often appear to be managing their daily responsibilities well. I share my personal experiences with functional depression, revealing how our society's hustle culture and instant gratification mechanisms contribute to this pervasive issue. I'll detail 12 signs to help you identify if you or a loved one might be struggling with functional depression, touching on behaviors like self-medication, persistent low mood, chronic fatigue, and difficulty experiencing joy. Additionally, we'll discuss the importance of incorporating somatic healing practices into our self-care routines to address trapped emotions that traditional talk therapy might miss. This episode isn't just about awareness, but also about fostering a grounded, mindful, and healthy lifestyle to combat the increasing rates of depression and health issues.  So, join us as we explore how to recognize functional depression and take steps towards healing ourselves and supporting the people we love. Remember, we heal in community, and it's time to deepen our connections and show up for ourselves and each other. Happy listening!

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