It’s when travel is viewed as a cure that problems arise.įor people who travel with depression, treatment while you’re away from your everyday surroundings and support system can often be the same or require only slight alterations to your current treatment. Cilona notes that a conscious use of travel for healthy respite or relief can be helpful. This isn’t to say that people with depression can’t travel in a healthy way. “ by meditating, by improving sleep, hygiene, and diet, getting more exercise, stopping habits like alcohol and drugs, sorting out interpersonal problems, and potentially even by taking antidepressants.” “Once you realize that the tangled causes of the depressed feeling come from the inside, it becomes easier to sort them out by talking to friends or counselors,” advises Dr. Yes, there’s a healthy way to take on travel and depression If the thought of picking up where you left off makes you feel hopeless, perhaps traveling isn’t the answer. Think about how you’d feel if you left without addressing your problems and came back, only to find out they’re still there. “All the problems of traveling will bother people with depression more than usual: the annoyances, the inconveniences, the lack of sleep, the loss of familiar surroundings, the interruption of routines, the happy faces, and the forced socialization,” says Dr. All of these elements can exacerbate and add symptoms of depression, even though you’re leaving your everyday life behind. Traveling abroad requires much more preparation and consideration than traveling domestically. Holidays and other peak-travel periods can increase your anxiety.
If you’re thinking of dropping everything and leaving, there are some other things you may want to consider before taking the plunge. Add in the many uncontrollable factors of travel like flight delays and inclement weather? Well, people diagnosed with depression can become even more overwhelmed than the everyday traveler. Trying to coordinate transportation, locate lodging, and plan activities that flow seamlessly throughout the trip is often a daunting task. “Be aware that travel has the potential to make things worse or better for those struggling with depression and be very conscious of your intentions by planning thoughtfully and thoroughly,” urges Dr.
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