“He noted the remarkable contrast between how the depressed person feels – that they are a loser or that their life has gone horribly wrong – and the actual conditions of their life, which are often high in achievement. Beck’s conclusion was that depression therefore had to be based on problems in thinking. By.”

“He noted the remarkable contrast between how the depressed person feels – that they are a loser or that their life has gone horribly wrong – and the actual conditions of their life, which are often high in achievement. Beck’s conclusion was that depression therefore had to be based on problems in thinking. By.”

— Tom Butler-Bowdon