What is the problem?
I've learned over the years that depression usually takes a milder course and disappears much more quickly when the person concerned does the right self-help and gets the right support from their relatives.
This positive effect is unfortunately extremely underestimated in general. People often avoid the topic of depression and cannot deal with it. It's still largely a taboo subject, basically unchanged since the Middle Ages.
Intuitively, therefore, help and self-help are usually done completely wrong, and the healing process is delayed instead of accelerated. For example sufferers often don't... read more
That's why the books help you
The lack of useful help and self-help information mentioned above was the main motivation for me to write the two books. They fill a gap.
My books don't give "smart tips" about all sorts of mental disorders, as it is often the case. They are specially tailored to pronounced depression (or the so-called depressive episodes of depressive illnesses and burnout). For those affected who suffer from symptoms such as listlessness, lack of joy, being overwhelmed by simple tasks, etc.
Sufferers and their relatives see the disease from a different perspective. Therefore, there is a special book "My Friend" that is aimed specifically at those affected. The book "I Can Help" is aimed specifically at relatives and friends.
My books are not "textbooks" copied from somewhere. They are based solely on my own experiences in 23 years of practice as a sufferer and a helper for others.
The methods and rules described in the books are not a type of psychotherapy. They are very easy to use and in most cases accelerate recovery - with or without parallel medical and psychiatric treatment.
Peer says: I'm glad I didn't have any medical training on mental illness and its treatment. Otherwise, I would probably doubt some of the knowledge I have acquired in practice.
That's what my readers say
About Peer Worms
Peer says: No one, absolutely no one, can understand what depression feels like if you've never been through it yourself.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
In colloquial speech, the word "depression" is often used for a person's depressed mood, e.g. as a result of a failed relationship, the death of a good friend, etc. These are not the "depressions" that my books are about. This is about help for people who suffer from a pronounced nervous illness with the medical term "depression" or "burnout", or who are in the so-called "depressive episode" of a nervous illness, and that in moderate to severe expression. The symptoms include a lack of joy, listlessness, loss of self-esteem, constant brooding and limited mental performance. In my reading samples, the symptoms of sufferers are described in detail, to whom my books are aimed.
Probably not. If the symptoms I have described do not apply to you, then there is a high probability that you are not suffering from depression. There are many other mental illnesses and disorders that also affect mood and well-being, sometimes severely. But I can't help you with that. Please seek help from a psychiatrist or neurologist.
My honest answer is: NO! No one can give 100 % guarantee that anything will cure an illness or a disease. But I'll tell you the following: Apart from very few exceptions, depression generally goes away on its own, and the body's self-healing powers work. It just takes a long time. With good medical treatment (most commonly medication), appropriate psychotherapy, proper help from family and friends, and proper self-help, your depression will go away much faster. My books will help you with the last two points mentioned.
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I can understand your fear of the psychiatrist very well. It was exactly the same for me the first time. But you don't need to be afraid. And even if you are holding my book in your hands, you should still get professional medical help if you have the opportunity. My book can help you very well, but it does not replace the doctor! The book has no eyes and ears. It cannot see or hear you. It can't tell if you really have depression or if you're suffering from something else. The book cannot prescribe you the medication, which can also help you very well now.
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Who better to help someone with depression? a) a person with many years of medical training, who has never suffered from depression? Or b) a nonmedical person who was hit hard several times by the depression and inevitably gained a lot of experience of his own that he could also use to help other sufferers? The answer is: a) and b) are just as good and helpful. Everyone from groups a) and b) can help very well because of their specific and valuable knowledge, even if they acquired it in different ways.
