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Depression “Just one friend can make a big difference in the life of someone who is depressed”

Depression “Just one friend can make a big difference in the life of someone who is depressed”. Unit Objective Students will make the connection between mental illness and the role it plays in our personal relationships, our community, and our society as a whole?

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Depression “Just one friend can make a big difference in the life of someone who is depressed”

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  1. Depression“Just one friend can make a big difference in the life of someone who is depressed” Unit Objective Students will make the connection between mental illness and the role it plays in our personal relationships, our community, and our society as a whole? “Just one friend can make a big difference in the life of someone who is depressed” Goal of the Lesson This lesson will increase student awareness about stigmas associated with depression, symptoms of depression, how depression can interfere with daily life and ways to cope with depression.

  2. Prior Knowledge

  3. Depression BasicsMore than just a mood.. Depression Definition Types of Depression Major Depressive Disorder Dysthymia Psychotic Depression Postpartum Depression Seasonal Affective Disorder • Depression is a mental illness that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest. Depression causes physical symptoms, and affects how you feel, think and behave. Depression is a chronic illness that usually requires long-term treatment.

  4. Depression StigmasAre you guilty? Stigmas Destigmatize Lead productive lives (work, school, etc.) Depression doesn’t make a person less educated A person does not choose to be sad • Lazy • Unstable • Incapable • Unintelligent • Unreliable

  5. Teens talking about the Stigmas of Depression • http://erikaslighthouse.org/Educators/real_teenagers.html

  6. Symptoms • 1. Affects cognitive (thinking) processes- being unable to pay attention in class, not able to complete homework. • 2. Affects behavior- stomping away, slamming the door, crying all the time. • 3. Has physicaleffects- having a constant headache or stomach-ache. • 4. Affects emotionalstate- feeling very sad or hopeless. Eric is a good student but he gets a low score on a math test and concludes that he is stupid and has no chance of getting into a good college. After school, his parents ask him how his test was. Eric gets angry at the mention of the test. He yells at his parents. Eric stomps away and slams the bedroom door. Up in his room, all Eric can think of are the stupid mistakes he made on the test and how worthless he is. The more he thinks about this, the worse he feels. This makes him feel sad and ashamed. Isolated in his room, Eric gets tired and becomes lethargic. He decides to go to bed. Because he went to bed early, he cannot sleep. Lying awake in the dark, his head once again fills with thoughts like “I’m letting my parents down,” and “I’ve disappointed everyone.” He brings up memories of past failures and decides that his life is miserable. “I wish I could sleep forever,” comes into his head. The next day, Eric is sleepy and has little energy. He can’t concentrate in class. He gets a stomach-ache. He goes to the nurse and then goes home. At home, he goes to his room and has another sleepless night. In the morning, he has a hard time getting up, feels sick at school and the cycle continues day after day.

  7. Affectscognitive(thinking) processes- being unable to pay attention in class • Affectsbehavior- stomping away, slamming the door, crying all the time. • 3. Hasphysicaleffects-having a constant headache or stomach-ache. • 4. Affectsemotionalstate- feeling very sad or hopeless. Identify Eric’s Behavioral Method Eric is a good student but he gets a low score on a math test and concludes that he is stupid and has no chance of getting into a good college. (COGNITIVE) After school, his parents ask him how his test was. Eric gets angry at the mention of the test. (EMOTIONAL) He yells at his parents. Eric stomps away and slams the bedroom door. (BEHAVIORAL) Up in his room, all Eric can think of are the stupid mistakes he made on the test and how worthless he is. (COGNITIVE) The more he thinks about this, the worse he feels. This makes him feel sad and ashamed. (EMOTIONAL) Isolated in his room, Eric gets tired and becomes lethargic. (PHYSICAL) He decides to go to bed early. (BEHAVIORAL) Because he went to bed early, he cannot sleep. (PHYSICAL) Lying awake in the dark, his head once again fills with thoughts like “I’m letting my parents down,” and “I’ve disappointed everyone.” (COGNITIVE) He brings up memories of past failures and decides that his life is miserable. “I wish I could sleep forever,” comes into his head. (COGNATIVE) The next day, Eric is sleepy and has little energy. (PHYSICAL) He can’t concentrate in class. COGNITIVE)

  8. Something is not right… Let’s help!!! Five or more of these symptoms must be present most of the day for at least two weeks: .• Sad, depressed or irritable mood. .• Loss of interest or pleasure in favorite activities. .• Significant weight loss or gain or change in eating habits. .• Change in sleep patterns. .• Restlessness or agitation. .• Fatigue or loss of energy. .• Feelings of worthlessness or guilt. .• Trouble concentrating or making decisions.

  9. Text From a Friend Hey, what’s up? Not much. How’s everything with u? U have no idea. I can’t concentrate on anything right now, especially geometry class. UGH. So true. How are u? I never hear from u anymore. I’m okay. I think I’m about to be punished for awhile. Why!?!? I’m failing English and Ms. Stiller called my mom. That sucks so bad. What did your mom do when she found out?

  10. Text From a Friend She flipped out. I don’t even think she cares. She just loves going all psycho over me. We really aren’t getting along. So how long do u think you will be punished for? I don’t really care. I’m not doing anything anyway. U should hang out with us later. Nah! Don’t want to hang today.. Are u still all hung up on Chris??? I’m not hung up. I’m just still feeling stupid. I cant believe how stupid I was.

  11. Text From a Friend Ur not stupid. Could have happen to anyone. I’m just down right now. I’m not eating/sleeping and I’m always tired. My grades r complete crap. I just want it all to END. I HATE when u talk like this Sorry. I know I just bring u down… Hey u can tell me anything!! Well… I guess I’m telling u that I cant take this anymore. Don’t worry… Everything will be ok.. Probably not… Here comes Ms. Bailey.. GTG

  12. Depression Hurts AcademicLife Social Life Physical Activities DEPRESSION HURTS Family Life Everyday Life Other

  13. Real Talk… Helping yourself… Helping a friend… Talk to an adult Remind friend that they are not alone Spend time with your friend Encourage friend to seek treatment • Take time to relax • Eat healthy and exercise • Do something fun • Get support from family and friends

  14. TreatmentTalk to someone… Talk Therapy Medication Healthy Lifestyle Family Therapy Anti-Depressants Exercise Eat Healthy Group Therapy Journaling Trusted Friend Counseling New Skill/Hobbies

  15. Let your Parents Know My Parents don’t: Listen http://erikaslighthouse.org/Screening-Room/parent_video.html understand care notice or do they???

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