Depression relief: watch; apply in 2024

Depression relief: watch; apply in 2024, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 80 lectures, based on 41 reviews, and has 16463 subscribers.

You will learn about Recognise signs of depression and be able to evade it How depression is linked to decluttering (clutter) Know how to help others avoid depression The clutter-depression-anxiety cycle How cinema visits reduce depression The impact of horror films on depression How the performing arts benefit mental health This course is ideal for individuals who are People who like cinema or People who like theatre or People who want to help others avoid depression or People who want to escape depression It is particularly useful for People who like cinema or People who like theatre or People who want to help others avoid depression or People who want to escape depression.

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Summary

Title: Depression relief: watch; apply in 2024

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 80

Number of Published Lectures: 78

Number of Curriculum Items: 80

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 78

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Recognise signs of depression and be able to evade it
How depression is linked to decluttering (clutter)
Know how to help others avoid depression
The clutter-depression-anxiety cycle
How cinema visits reduce depression
The impact of horror films on depression
How the performing arts benefit mental health

Who Should Attend

People who like cinema
People who like theatre
People who want to help others avoid depression
People who want to escape depression

Target Audiences

People who like cinema
People who like theatre
People who want to help others avoid depression
People who want to escape depression

Note: This course does not qualify the recipient to perform any form of therapy or counseling for any other person

This short, updated course covers the following:

1. The stress of your children leaving home

2. Missing someone you love

3. War and depression

4. The death of a spouse

5. Can watching a film make you depressed?

6. War (in films) and depression

7. Suicide and depression

8. What if a family member has depression?

9. Crosswords and depression

10. Conflict resolution

11. Homelessness and depression

Throughout the course, homework is set – with links to Youtube videos, news articles and journals to help you answer the questions. In most lectures a film ( in which the Instructor appears) is used to illustrate the points made.

The more you participate the more you will get out of this course.

Others say:

“life changing experience. your efforts are really appreciable for all and creating this course.”

– Nisar Ali

“I think it is very interesting as it involves applying film to emotions.“

– Tricia Bethel

“i am taking it for professional reasons. i hope to start at masters in counselling and psychotherapy for children, young adults and families in sept 2019. i hope this course will give me a taste of some of the issues i will learn about.”

Malka Gluck

So – Key Points to the Approach of this course

Three stages:

1. A topic is outlined

2. A film/film clip is included that illustrates some of the points made

3. You are then set homework/further research

Do all that and you’ll really enjoy the course – and get the Oxford Diploma!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: IF NEW TO UDEMY PLEASE WATCH THIS FIRST (if not new…then skip!)

Lecture 1: Please, please watch this first!

Lecture 2: Part 2

Lecture 3: Part 3

Lecture 4: Part 4

Lecture 5: Part 5

Chapter 2: A quick ten day course to reduce depression

Lecture 1: introduction

Lecture 2: Day One

Lecture 3: Day Two

Lecture 4: Day Three

Lecture 5: Day Four

Lecture 6: Day Five

Lecture 7: Day Six

Lecture 8: Day Seven

Lecture 9: Day Eight

Lecture 10: Day Nine

Lecture 11: Day Ten

Chapter 3: Cinema, Theatre & Depression 2

Lecture 1: About the lecturer

Lecture 2: When kids leave home – pt 1

Lecture 3: When kids leave home – pt 2

Lecture 4: When kids leave home – pt 3

Lecture 5: When kids leave home – pt 4

Lecture 6: When kids leave home – pt 5

Lecture 7: When kids leave home – pt 6

Lecture 8: Missing someone you love – pt 1

Lecture 9: Missing someone you love – pt 2

Lecture 10: Missing someone you love – pt 3

Lecture 11: War and Depression – pt 1

Lecture 12: War and Depression – pt 2

Lecture 13: Death of a Spouse

Lecture 14: Can watching a film make you depressed? – pt 1

Lecture 15: Can watching a film make you depressed – pt 2

Lecture 16: Can watching a film make you depressed – pt 3

Lecture 17: Depression and war films – pt 1

Lecture 18: Depression and war films – pt 2

Lecture 19: Suicide and depression – pt 1

Lecture 20: Suicide and depression – pt 2

Lecture 21: What if a family member has depression? – pt1

Lecture 22: What if a family member has depression? – pt2

Lecture 23: Crosswords and depression – pt 1

Lecture 24: Crosswords and depression – pt 2

Lecture 25: Crosswords and depression – pt 3

Lecture 26: Crosswords and depression – pt 4

Lecture 27: Crosswords and depression – pt 5

Lecture 28: Creating your own world – pt1

Lecture 29: Creating your own world – pt2

Lecture 30: Creating your own world – pt3

Lecture 31: Depression and conflict resolution – pt1

Lecture 32: Depression and conflict resolution – pt2

Lecture 33: Homelessness and depression – pt1

Lecture 34: Homelessness and depression – pt2

Lecture 35: Homelessness and depression – pt3

Lecture 36: Depression at work – pt1

Lecture 37: Depression at work – pt2

Lecture 38: Depression at work – pt3

Lecture 39: Conflict at work – pt1

Lecture 40: Conflict at work – pt2

Lecture 41: Conflict at work – pt3

Lecture 42: Conflict at work – pt4

Lecture 43: Conflict at work – pt 5

Lecture 44: Final homework – pt1

Lecture 45: Final homework – pt2

Lecture 46: Final homework – pt3

Lecture 47: Final homework – pt4

Chapter 4: Deprression in a 10 year old

Lecture 1: The signs

Lecture 2: Five ways to try

Lecture 3: Five more

Lecture 4: Not too keen

Lecture 5: What can be done now in 2024?

Lecture 6: Supporting recovery

Chapter 5: Depression…is depression always bad?

Lecture 1: The rationale

Lecture 2: Further discussion

Lecture 3: Nature can…

Lecture 4: Horror of grief and depression

Lecture 5: Feeling depressed because…

Lecture 6: Studies

Lecture 7: If this happens…

Lecture 8: So how can we do this?

Chapter 6: Short Course Diploma

Lecture 1: Short Course Diploma

Instructors

Chris Sivewright
Best selling Instructor, author, actor…volunteer
Almost Random Theatre
Theatre Company in Oxford, UK

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 0 votes
2 stars: 3 votes
3 stars: 9 votes
4 stars: 9 votes
5 stars: 20 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

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You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

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