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Tag Archives: Alan V. Horwitz
No Room for Sadness
Feeling depressed? You’re not alone. Treatment of depression in outpatient services increased by 300% toward the end of the 20th century. Antidepressant medications have become the largest selling prescription drugs in America. During the 1990s spending increased by 600% exceeding … Continue reading
Posted in Depression, Discouragement, Emotions, Encouragement, Joy, Spiritual growth
Tagged Alan V. Horwitz, Counseling, Psychology, Sadness
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