Carly is 31 years old. She is married with three kids, a loving husband and a well-paying job. However, in the past few years, Carly hasn't felt as good as she used to. Carly has become unmotivated, lost interest in things that brought her enjoyment and has difficulty sleeping. Carly's husband has suggested several times that Carly seek support over the years, but Carly has always said she is okay. Lately, Carly has been crying for no reason and decided to go to her GP. The GP referred Carly to a psychiatrist. Carly was assessed and diagnosed with depression. Carly is now taking anti-depressants. Carly is concerned for the future and how to live with depression. She is worried that she will never recover from her mental illness.

Using a recovery-orientated approach, how will you support her well-being and link her to appropriate resources?