GROUP 3- “SUPERLATIVES”

STE EINSTEIN(JAP)
WHAT MASK DO YOU WEAR?
DON’T HIDE BEHIND HAPPINESS, LIVE IN IT

SCENE 1 (Describing what depression is)

Text: Depression is departing from normal functioning, making it difficult for a person to work,
sleep, eat or enjoy activities. The person who experienced this usually experience bipolar
disorder or change and alternation of moods occurs.

SCENE 2 (Giving facts about depression)

Text: Depression is a common mental disorder. Globally, more than 300 million people of all
ages suffer from depression.

SCENE 3 (Giving facts about depression)

Text: 1 out of 8 women develop depression in their lives, most common in woman ages are
ranging from 25-44 years old.

SCENE 4 (Giving facts about depression)

Text: Men are over four times as likely to complete suicide, though women attempt more
frequent.

SCENE 5 (Giving facts about depression)

Text: Older children in families are more likely to experience depression.

SCENE 6 (Giving facts about depression)

Text: Depression is caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain and can impact a life much
the same way diabetes or heart disease would.

SCENE 7 (Stating the symptoms of depression)

Text: Fatigue or loss of energy

SCENE 8 (Stating the symptoms of depression)

Text: Insomnia or disrupted sleep

SCENE 9 (Stating the symptoms of depression)

Text: Feeling of sadness, being anxious or having an empty mood

SCENE 10 (Stating the symptoms of depression)

Text: Reduced appetite

SCENE 11 (Stating the symptoms of depression)

Text: Loss of interest in activities that once enjoyed

SCENE 12 (Stating the symptoms of depression)

Text: Easily get irritated

SCENE 13 (Stating the symptoms of depression)

Text: Thoughts of suicide

SCENE 14 (“Can depression be cured?”)

Text: Depression cannot be cured however, it can be treated and symptoms can be alleviated.
Instead, remmision is the goal, even though it may recur, there are treatments available to

reduce the severity of your symptoms, manage your condition, and give you support.

SCENE 15 (Ways to cope with depression)

Text: Having social support

SCENE 16 (Ways to cope with depression)

Text: Having appropriate medication and counseling

SCENE 17 (Ways to cope with depression)

Text: Lifestyle changes or adjustments by exercising, eating nutritious food and getting
the right amount of sleep.

SCENE 18 (Ways to cope with depression)

Text: Stress reduction

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Text: The Department of Health, together with WHO launched shoreline, a 24/7 suicide
prevention hotline. Hope line may be reached at (02) 804-4673; 0917-5584-673; and 2919
for Globe and TM subscribers.

SNENE 20

Text: Recovery means being honest, being honest about what I want, what i need, what I feel
and who I am. So take off the mask you’re wearing, don’t hide behind happiness, live in it.