World Health Day 2017
World Health Day – how can we help people taking care of someone with depression?
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Caregivers play a crucial role in supporting people with mental health, including depression. Not only do they provide the emotional support to people diagnosed with depression, they also have the potential to play a key role in the treatment alliance and watch out for warning signs of relapse.
This year, in the context of the WHO's focus on depression on World Health Day, the European Federation of Associations of Families of People with Mental Illness launches the Guide "Caring for someone with depression: caring for two?". The Guide can be shared with your patients’ family in order to support them in their journey supporting their loved one and ensuring their own self-care at the same time.
Download EUFAMI' Guide here and join the online debate on @RethinkDep.
For more information on WHO’s campaign on depression in the context of World Health Day go to: http://www.who.int/campaigns/world-health-day/2017/en/
What you should know 01
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Living with someone 02
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Life worth living 03
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Suicide 04
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Adolescents 05
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Baby 06
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Child 07
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Older 08
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Poster 01 a2
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Poster 02 a2
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Poster 03 a2
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Poster 04 a2
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Poster 05 a2
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Depression disease factsheet
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