Depression Therapy

When our mood changes, it can be disorienting, destabilizing, and even debilitating. Maybe you are afraid of falling into a dark place, or maybe you are already there. Depression drains our energy and hope. It can also disrupt the basic rhythms that normally help us recharge: sleep, metabolism, hormones, focus, exercise, social interaction. It’s not uncommon for low mood to trigger a domino effect that impacts relationships, work, health, and sense of self.

Some experiences that may be part of a depression include:

Feeling unusually sad and tearful for reasons you don’t fully understand.

Feeling numb or irritable, like you’re just going through the motions.

Not enjoying things that normally interest and energize you.

Difficulty keeping up with work or relationships like you used to.

A persistent sense of emptiness about the world and bleakness about the future.

Thoughts and feelings that keep getting caught in worthlessness or guilt.

Thinking that feels foggy and it’s hard to concentrate or make decisions

Thinking seriously about death or suicide.

Feeling so alone, like others are unable to ever connect with you.

It wasn’t like a rain it was more like a sea
I didn’t ask for this pain it just came over me

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Depression therapy

Depression comes in many forms. Together we will learn to understand the unique shape of your mood experiences, address what’s getting in the way, explore proactive steps, and deepen your experience of freedom, connection, and hope. It is our experience that depression therapy needs to be tailored to each person.

There are many factors — from inherited genetics to current events — that can make us more likely to experience depression and get caught in depressive cycles. Because of this we take a holistic and multifaceted approach to issues related to depressed mood. Informed by the most up-to-date research, we work with you to address what you are facing from multiple angles which lead to tangible relief, as well as long-lasting genuine growth and wellbeing. Sadness and suffering are present in everyone’s life, but it is possible to experience them without feeling hopeless and in despair.

To learn more about how therapy may be helpful for you, visit the Therapy page.

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