Ron’s Feeling Blue
Ron’s Feeling Blue by Sheila Hollins is a 2nd Revised edition published by RCPsych Publications in 2011. This 32-page book presents a visual narrative that explores the experience of depression through the story of Ron, who has lost interest in activities he once enjoyed and isolates himself from friends. The book illustrates Ron’s journey as he receives support from his GP, who diagnoses him with depression and helps him on the path to recovery.
Readers will find that this book uses images to convey its message, making it accessible for adults with learning or intellectual disabilities, as well as those with communication difficulties. The narrative not only depicts Ron’s personal struggle but also provides background information on depression and guidance for caregivers. Additionally, it includes contact details for supporting organizations and related resources, making it a valuable tool for social and community workers.
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SOCIAL WORK. Ron has lost interest in the things he usually enjoys. He doesnt want to see his friends or take part in any activities and just stays in bed. His GP (family doctor) visits and diagnoses Ron with depression. Ron sees his GP regularly who helps him to feel better. Two extra images illustrate the doctor prescribing medication as treatment. Depression from a mans point of view. Background info on depression Guidance for carers on how to use Suggested storyline Contact details for supporting organisations and related resources. In the Books Beyond Words series the story is told through pictures only. They are for adults with learning/intellectual disabilities, but are useful for anyone with communication difficulties. The books will suit anyone who works with or cares for people with learning disabilities and also social and community workers.
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