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Is negatively thinking about things like death and what life means a symptom of depression? my thinking has no answers so would a therapist be useless
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NOT useless: A therapist would be USEFUL to you if you're frequently thinking of death. Yes, this could be symptoms of depression. Please talk to your parents, a therapist, your doctor, a school counselor, a pastor, etc. Help is available.
Answered 12/2/2014
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Not necessarily: but worth a consultation with a psychiatrist because indeed you may be suffering from major depression, which can be treated with psychotherapy or medication. Most worries have no answers - and that is exactly the kind of problem that psychotherapy is designed to help with.
Answered 6/6/2014
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