Tag Archives: depression

Do You Have a Why?

Posted on May 12, 2018 by writinginoverdrive

by Jim Denney In 1969, I sat in a university lecture hall and listened as Dr. Viktor Frankl — psychiatrist, author, and Holocaust survivor — talked about living a life of meaning in a world that makes no sense. Hearing … Continue reading →

Posted in Jim Denney, Uncategorized | Tagged depression, Holocaust, Logotherapy, Man's Search for Meaning, Meaning, Meaning of Life, suicide, Viktor Frankl | 3 Comments

When the Most Wonderful Time of the Year Isn’t by Julie Arduini

Posted on December 17, 2014 by juliearduini

For me, it was 2004. I stared at the blinking lights on our Christmas tree, almost in a trance like state. It wasn’t the colors or the tree. I was shell shocked at how fast my life had changed and … Continue reading →

Posted in Julie Arduini, Uncategorized | Tagged change, Christmas, Christmas music, depression, family, God, grief, Julie Arduini, loss, praise, prayer, sadness | 2 Comments

What I Wish the World Knew About Depression by Julie Arduini

Posted on August 13, 2014 by juliearduini

I was stunned to open my Facebook feed and find it full of tributes to Robin Williams. I knew he wasn’t even 65, so I wondered if it was his heart. I was devastated to read and now know it … Continue reading →