Suffering from depression, or feeling the blues? How to know the difference
By: Phoenix O Connor
and last updated 2021-04-09 19:25:48-04
HELENA â The pandemic has put pressure on many Montanans, causing additional stress, anxiety and depression.
Suffering from depression and feeling the blues are not the same thing though, and itâs important to understand the differences.
Jennifer Preble is a clinical supervisor social worker for Lewis and Clark County. She says it s essential to check in with how you feel inside or the behavior you find yourself doing. You might have a couple of days where you are staying up or really worried and then you might have a couple of days where you are really exhausted and sleeping. Those types of days that aren t within a full year that s an absolute typical response to the trauma that is associated with the social isolation that many of us have experienced, Preble said.
Suffering from depression, or feeling the blues? How to know the difference
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Departing Superintendent DePatsy talks about his tenure in Saco, future plans
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Saco School Superintendent Dominic DePatsy, who is departing the district April 20, talked about his tenure in Saco in a recent interview, and what he’ll be doing next.
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