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Andrew T. Austin – Depression – A Neurolinguistic Perspective
Depression A Neurolinguistic Perspective by Andrew T. Austin
This is a live recording of a workshop exploring depression and treatment of depression from a phenomenological and neurolinguistic perspective.
Areas covered:
* anger turned inwards” and other such nonsenses
* patterns of depressogenesis and learned helplessness
* patterns of immediacy and time distortion arising in depressive states of mind
* generating positive states in hopeless cases
* overcoming guilt and anxiety driven states
* designing a better future and building positive motivation
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Andrew T. Austin – Depression – A Neurolinguistic Perspective