When Someone You Know Has Depression: Words to Say and Things to Do (A Johns Hopkins Press Health Book) Paperback – June 1, 2016

Like little notes,help me get to the point.

I havent read the book because I bought this book for my husband to get a better understanding of what I'm going through, with my depression. Based on what he's reported so far, he really enjoys the book. He's stated that its helped him understand a lot more of what I'm dealing with and understand that it's not a personal attack on him (which is what I've been trying to say, but probably not in the best way). He recommends this book for anyone who is dealing with a family member or friend with depression.

Very helpful in understanding what our family member was suffering from. It helped us establish a plan of action for everyone to follow

I use this book frequently in my work with patients. It is perfect for family members.

I think it's well written. There are a lot of helpful approaches. I wished the resources were more extensive as well as the recovery process

Everything was included as purchased

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Highly disappointed. Offensive to women in a sense.Goes into a paragraph about what depression looks like in men. Then ONLY discusses what PMS, post partum, and menopausal changes look like for women in what is supposed to be the next “equivalent” paragraph on depression in women.Garbage take.States how depression in women can impact families and children, but says nothing about how a father can impact children.Embarrassed that this is by a woman- but hey, it has three male contributors to the book.

Nothing new in this book that I could have found on the internet. The book does not provide a lot of hope for the person suffering from depression or their care taker. A serious topic but we need hope.

I found this book very useful to get through a difficult time. Lots of good advice

Excellent book, the one to read (I bought a couple.)