December 17 2003--MySelfHelp.com has implemented a new Symptom Selector section in its Defeating Depression program that provides immediate help for subscribers experiencing difficulty with specific symptoms.
“Each person who suffers from depression experiences his or her own unique set of symptoms,” said Richard Bedrosian, Ph.D., president of MySelfHelp.com. “Moreover, depression often goes hand in hand with other mental health problems, such as anxiety disorders, addictions, and eating disorders. As a result, each person may need to focus on different symptoms and issues in order to begin to feel better.”
While many subscribers work through the Defeating Depression program based on a predetermined path outlined in the program tutorial or by the subscriber’s therapist, the Symptom Selector provides an alternative method of addressing and relieving symptoms that are causing a great deal of difficulty for the subscriber.
Symptoms covered in this section include painful emotions (such as sadness, irritability, anger, etc.); problems with sleep, appetite, or eating; problems with energy, boredom, or motivation; loss of sexual interest; difficulty concentrating, remembering, or making decisions; and problems with self-confidence or self-esteem.
About MySelfHelp.com
As the world’s premier site for online self-help resources, MySelfHelp.com consists of a growing family of highly interactive, easy-to-use programs featuring user-customizable exercises, tools, and resources designed to speed recovery and promote well being.
In addition to the existing Defeating Depression and Stop Binge Eating programs, MySelfHelp.com has a number of other programs in development. These include Hope for HIV and Depression, Como Derrotar a la Depresión (Latino Depression Program), Take Control of Bulimia, Grief: Moving Ahead, Overcoming Guilt and Shame Issues, and Battling Substance Abuse. MySelfHelp.com is also developing a program for Consumers, under the direction of Consumerism Expert Susan Wornick of ABC, Channel 5. Healthcare professionals and individuals who would like to be notified when new programs are available can go to the MySelfHelp.com website and click on the New Product Releases button.
MySelfHelp.com is funded and supported by the National Institute of Mental Health and staffed by a team of highly experienced and reputable health care professionals and other experts who are devoted to helping people improve the quality of their lives.
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