Nicole Tetreault
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362 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2020
last heard Jun 2021
Nicole Tetreault’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And so there's this bizarre kind of yin and yang that you're going between feeling socially isolated, but also feeling like there's no alone time.
And even having awareness of that experience, you know,
and all the uncertainty that's up ahead.
Well, I think that situational depression really happens as an experience that happens something that's outside of yourself.
And so this pandemic is something that's outside of our control.
Standard depression and those feelings, you know, tend to begin with internal experiences.
So situational depression is brought on by an experience that's happening that's circumstantial, that's out of somebody's control.
And the idea is that when that situation changes, the feelings of depression will lift.
Although, you know, depression is depression.
And if your child or any person is experiencing it, by all means, get support in any possible way, whether that's through cognitive therapies, whether it's through, you know, talk therapy, reaching out to family members and friends.
James Webb was one of my mentors in this gifted community.
And, you know, I wrote an article about depression and he called me up.
He said, Nikki, I'm worried about you.
You wrote this article.
Sometimes when you write about stuff you you're working on, you know, you're dealing with it.
I want to check in and make sure you're okay.
I said, I said, thanks for calling.
I said, yeah, it was, it was in response to a grieving process.
And,
And I said, so what's the difference if, you know, somebody were to talk to you clinically versus talking to you as a friend?
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