Depression, when sadness becomes a disease

Juan Moisés de la Serna

4/2018 · Babelcube Inc.

Táto e‑kniha

Life is a succession of events, positive and negative situations, that will influence our way of thinking and behave, but also the way we feel. Sadness often comes from a loss or an experience we identify as negative, or simply because we haven’t fulfilled our desires. This sadness can be transitory, lasting hours, days or even weeks, but when it persists over time and changes the way we feel, think and act, we may be dealing with a bigger problem: depression.

O autorovi

Juan Moises de la Serna was born in Malaga, Spain. Clinical Hypnosis expert, he has a MSc in Neurology and Behavioral Biology and a PhD in Psychology, he was recognized by the International Biographical Center (Cambridge, UK) as one of the top 100 health professionals in the world in 2010. He has an extensive teaching experience in several universities both in Spain and abroad, and a solid training in didactics and teaching methodology, with a growing interest in their application with new technologies. He’s dedicated part of his life to the study and research of human behavior, digging into the inquietudes and motivations that make us achieve our objectives and goals. This scientific knowledge is complemented by the experience he has acquired during his time as a psychotherapist. He has vastly published his research through his writer career, with contributions in conference proceedings, articles in scientific journals, book chapters and specialized books; besides having a wide collection of essays and informative texts, earning him several international literary prizes for them.