Intimacy is the foundation
of a healthy relationship," says Lydia Lewis, Executive
Director of National DMDA. Depression and some of its treatments
can disrupt intimacy and jeopardize relationships. Restoring
Intimacy is aimed at helping people maintain these connections
during depression."
We published this book so that
people can experience full intimacy while effectively managing
their depression and treatment.
By bringing together the expertise
of seven noted authorities and answering many difficult questions
about depression's effect on relationships, Restoring Intimacy
will provide invaluable coping strategies for anyone living with
depression; it will give people the assistance they need to manage
their illness and experience the fullness of their lives."
The co-authors of Restoring
Intimacy are nationally-known mental health experts who answered
questions on depression and relationships. Their responses appear
under helpful chapters such as Diagnosing Depression, Relationship
Issues: Dealing with Depression together and Getting the Help
You Need.
