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How mindfulness therapy could help those left behind by depression treatment

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By Thorsten Barnhofer, Barney Dunn, Clara Strauss, Lisa Lock
| Medical Xpress Verified
For some people, depression is like an unwanted guest who moves in and refuses to leave. Even with therapy and medication, the heavy fog of low mood, exhaustion and hopelessness never fully lifts for long. For around 30% of people with depression, this is a daily reality. It's not just a personal burden. Difficult-to-treat depression affects families, workplaces and communities—and carries a huge cost for society.
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How mindfulness therapy could help those left behind by depression treatment Original

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By Thorsten Barnhofer, Barney Dunn, Clara Strauss
| The Conversation Verified
For some people, depression is like an unwanted guest who moves in and refuses to leave. Even with therapy and medication, the heavy fog of low mood, exhaustion and hopelessness never fully lifts for long. For around 30% of people with depression, this is a daily reality. It’s not just a personal burden. Difficult-to-treat depression affects families, workplaces and communities – and carries a huge cost for society.
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New Therapy for Depression - ADepT

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By Barney Dunn, Tom Cioffi
| Bottom Line Inc. Verified
A new form of talk therapy for depression—Augmented Depression Therapy (ADepT)—is showing promise. A recent pilot study by researchers at University of Exeter found that it may be more efficient and cost-effective compared with traditional cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). ­Bottom Line Personal asked psychologist Barnaby D.
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