This map has four main parts. First on the right side is a decision about any adjunctive care that the patient might need in order to overcome his/her depression more rapidly and completely [Section 31].

A number of options for adjunctive care are considered in Section 31 and described more fully in other sections:

• Support groups are considered in Section 38
• Medication is discussed in Section 39
• Exercise can be helpful. It is considered in Section 40
• Friends and family can be very supportive. See Section 41
• Sometimes information is important to a depressed person. See Section 42
• Diet can make a difference. There is no section for this component yet.
• Many activities can help a person deal with depression. See Section 49
• For some people, electroconvulsive shock treatment can make a difference.[Section 43].

Next, a deceptively simple representation of the course of psychotherapy [Section 45], considering that it is the major part of treatment.

Finally on the right side, a termination process [ Section 46 ].

And of course, you continue to pay attention to your alliance with the patient [Section 8] throughout treatment.

Once a person has terminated, you may want to mark your calendar to include a follow-up [Section 47] at some time in the future.