Mr petrossa,The shtn - 15:14, 12/12/2015

Mr petrossa,The shtnoiog effect of looking at the blue sea and taking your pills is your treatment of choice.Nobody could insinuate, without making a fool of himself, that those choices of yours have taken from you a superb intelligence, a sound critical sense and a talent with words. Still, the subject of that post is depression treatment not autistic sensory perceptual issues you suffer from Mr petrossa- and those troubles can make exercise in the just hell- the more so in the open air! Other people complain about their SSRI antidepressant pills - plus neuroleptics often enough- making their life hell with side-effects like vertigo, becoming overweight and impotent and numb-even suicidal or/and dangerous for others people to the point of murder thoughts etc...Human beings- Aspies and Neurotypicals and any other types of brains so to speak - are a very diverse lot, Mr petrossa.I am the first to be sorry about it but there is not a one treatment fit all depressed people.So, let's give exercise a chance -of course only for those clients who come to like it after a little persuasion from their doctor- until proven otherwise!PS: I wish you well Mr petrossa-and also that society could offer any aspie, clinically likely to benefit from it, a bench in front of a very blue sea.Seriously, I think it might be cost effective but real social psychiatry prescription is not trendy at all for the time being.So, let's give exercise a chance before prescribing pills, please!