| Jared Smiley, LPC Atlanta |
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Research continues to link disruptions in mood--like depression--to our interpersonal context Mind your relationships. The yellow is neurological activity. Notice the absence of activity in the "depressed" brain, especially in the frontal lobe, where organization, planning, moral reasoning and much of our conscious processing of information occur. Depression hurts in many ways.
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