Depression
Depression is NOT a normal part of aging. Depression hurts everyone. Through a partnership with Morbrook Institute, the Camarillo Health Care District offers a wide range of counseling services, as well as occasional classes and workshops on coping with depression.
Morbrook Institute, a full-service individual and group counseling agency, was founded nearly 25 years ago and specializes in counseling for adults, children, adolescents, couples, families, and senior citizens. Services also include a Childhood Cancer Program, School Violence Prevention Program, Seniors Program, and a variety of support groups. Depression screening is available year-round by appointment only.
If you or someone you know is living with depression, please seek help. Some important warning signs include:
- chronic sleep problems
- inability to rest
- excessive worrying
- increasing dependency
- withdrawal from friends and/or normal activities
- hypochondria and complaints of chronic aches or pains that cannot be attributed to other disorders
Learning to Live with Depression
July 20 (M) 7-8 pm
Jackie Quackenbush, M.A., M.F.T., Morbrook Institute Are you feeling sad, anxious, hopeless, guilty, or worthless? Have you had a loss of interest, low energy, sleeping too much, or too little, gained or lost weight, or experiencing restlessness, or irritability? Do you have thoughts of harming yourself? If you have four or more of these symptoms that last most of the day, nearly every day for a period of two weeks or longer, you are depressed. Learn about the causes and treatments for depression. Questions will be welcomed at: (805) 484-7868.
$10/$8 for Camarillo/Somis residents
Elder Abuse
Please contact the Camarillo Health Care District at
(805) 388-1952 with questions about Elder Abuse.