Today’s Takeaway: Is Depression Anger Turned Inward?
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Today’s Takeaway: Is Depression Anger Turned Inward?
Melissa’s parents, Donna and Mark Senior, say they have no idea why their daughter moved 2,000 miles away without warning a few months ago. The 26-year-old, who admits she’s been depressed for years, says she’s had “violent urges” to harm her family and left home for their safety.
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“One theory of depression is anger turned inward,” says Dr. Phil in Today’s Takeaway.
“The next thing you know, what seems outlandish starts to seem like a new normal.”
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