CC04 Workshop 11 – The Silent Divorce: The Effects of Anxiety and Depression on Relationships – Pat Love, Ed.D. | Instant Download !
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Anxiety and depression are fast becoming the leading causes of personal disability and the single greatest destructive force in relationships. Research indicates that when one person in a relationship is depressed, the divorce rate goes up nine times. Therefore, it is vital that therapists learn to recognize typical and atypical symptoms early in therapy. It also is imperative that symptoms of relational depression are recognized. Lecture, video, written exercises and demonstration will be used.
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Educational Objectives:
- To define relational depression.
- To describe two symptoms of relational depression.
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