People have the wrong idea that these illness are a disgrace to the family, and a stigma. But it is only a sickness like any other. So here the parents are not willing to admit and get you treated then tell your other relatives to speak and convince them, the sooner the better for you. Consider speaking to a professional yourself, such a a school counselor or the school nurse. They can help you deal with your parents, or help you find other solutions if needed.
You could try sitting down with them in a calm and private setting, and express your feelings openly and honestly. Let them know that you've been struggling with your mental health and think that speaking to a professional would be helpful. Emphasize that seeking help is a positive step towards feeling better.
Get an appointment with your school counselor and talk to them! Really tell them how you feel, and what your fears are. No matter what you say, they will not laugh, and they will not say anything like "Oh, grow up!" If the counselor feels you are suffering from depression, they will take the steps to be sure your parents "get" it, and that you get the help you need.
You could talk to a trusted adult such as a teacher, counselor, priest, or minister.
theres a depression in europe?
Try and think of good thoughts you had when you where young and have a talk with your mum go out for a coffee or something. you are going to be fine soon since you have admited that you have depression. most people fall in denial and loose the battle so you are almost cured. now you need to go to the next step. speak to your parents to get counceling and professional help. I have been depressed also and understand this very well. You will be all right.
Here's the thing on both sides of the fence. First of all from the girlfriend's point of view: I believe that your boyfriend should be willing to help you feel better without having to be asked. If he doesn't, then maybe he is not the right one for you. On the boyfriend's behalf though: The only one that can help you out of a depression is yourself. It doesn't really matter if he is attentive or not, if you are depressed then feeding your depression with sympathy is not the answer either. I think you should talk to your boyfriend and then if you feel you are suffering from serious depression, get some professional help.
i think that most parents think that it is a distraction
i think it is an opening
professional i think. :)
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