healing from depression

Getting Unstuck on the Journey to Emotional Healing~ The Discussion

Posted: May 07, 2013 Under: Freedom Rocks By Darlene Ouimet 76 Comments

If you have not already downloaded my complimentary Guide to Getting Unstuck on the Journey to Emotional Healing, please grab a copy of it now! There is a box in the right hand side bar here>>> just fill in your first name (or any name you wish to use) and your primary email address … Continue reading "Getting Unstuck on the Journey to Emotional Healing~ The Discussion"

Thanksgiving and Gratitude ~ when the little voice rebels

Posted: October 06, 2012 Under: Therapy By Darlene Ouimet 41 Comments

It is Thanksgiving weekend in Canada and I have been thinking about gratitude these past few days in relation to the past and the present. I had been in the process of ‘trying’ to heal a lot longer than I have been in the actual process of healing and I have many new insights today … Continue reading "Thanksgiving and Gratitude ~ when the little voice rebels"

Understanding Depression Led to Facing Sexual Abuse by Tracie Nall

Posted: February 03, 2012 Under: Depression By Darlene Ouimet 31 Comments

I am excited to have my friend and fellow writer Tracy Nall contributing to Emerging from Broken with her guest post on how her search for answers about depression led her to realizing that child sexual abuse was at the root. This article articulates how hard it is to tell someone and describes the setbacks, … Continue reading "Understanding Depression Led to Facing Sexual Abuse by Tracie Nall"

Understanding Depression and the Sinking I Can’t Breathe Feeling

Posted: December 14, 2011 Under: Depression By Darlene Ouimet 68 Comments

I realized that depression was a result of something else. There was a root. I had been defined by the actions and communications about me from others. Once I realized that fact, it was only a matter of looking at fasle way that I had been defined and changing it back to the truth. I had hope for recovery from depression for the first time. I fought to get my life back, and I won.