Monitoring your mood
Staying on top of how you are feeling is an important key when figuring out how depression plays a part in your life.
If you're mood changes due to a low blood sugar, knowing that information and being armedwith snacks for the day can help you balance out what used to be vicious mood swings.
If you are in a bad mood every night as soon as you come home, maybe it's because your family hits you on how the day went as soon as you come through the door.
This is a form of depression that we often fail to recognize, and is highlighted in the book "Seven steps to a depression free life," by Nancy Miller (You find you're tensing up as you pull into the driveway.)
Set boundaries for your family to leave you alone until you've had a shower and time to relax. This trick seems to work well for men.
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