Dr. Heather Tomes - Mile Two Church - Hot Topic: Depression


 In this hot topic course, Dr. Heather Tomes (Registered Psychologist) talks about the critical topic of depression.


Many people are dealing with depression, and they don’t even realize it. Or if they do know it, but they don’t know where to start their recovery journey. 

In this course, Dr. Tomes teaches us how to recognize the signs of depression and take steps to get help and move towards health and wholeness.

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