Chronic Depression: Interpersonal Sources, Therapeutic Solutions

The book explores the interpersonal dynamics that contribute to chronic depression, focusing on processes such as stress generation, negative feedback-seeking, and conflict avoidance. It delves into how these interpersonal factors perpetuate depressive states, offering insights into the maintenance of depression through blame and relational patterns. The authors provide a comprehensive examination of how relationships influence mental health, making it a valuable resource for understanding the social aspects of depression.