Finding Hope in the Face of Depression
and hundreds of other insurance plans accepted
Life has its ups and downs, but when the weight of sadness, fatigue, or hopelessness lingers and disrupts your daily life, it might point to something more serious. Depression is common but serious mental disorder that can impact daily routines, relationships, school, work, sleep and more. It can come in many forms including seasonal depression, premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), postpartum depression, and major depressive disorder. Recognizing the signs of depression is the first step toward feeling better, and therapy can help provide support and tools to help you reclaim balance and well-being.
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Depression counseling can provide a supportive, nonjudgmental space to explore the thoughts and feelings weighing you down. With your therapist, you will uncover patterns, identify triggers, and work toward reshaping negative thought patterns and behaviors. Your therapist may use a variety of different therapeutic modalities, but the most common for depression is cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). Whether it’s learning coping strategies, practicing mindfulness or self-compassion, or addressing underlying issues, depression counseling can empower you to take meaningful steps towards feeling better.
With the support of a therapist, depression counseling can provide a safe space for you to explore your emotions and begin your mental health journey. Benefits of depression counseling include:
If you’re struggling with feelings of depression, you’re not alone. Our network of licensed therapists are here to provide personalized, compassionate care uniquely tailored to your needs. Choose your therapist and schedule your first appointment online instantly.
We believe that getting started with therapy should be simple, so that you can focus on what matters: you and your mental health.
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Meet your therapist in-person or virtually, whichever works best for you.
Wondering if it's time to see a therapist? Maybe you're curious about therapy, but you wonder if you really “need” it. Have you recently experienced a stressor or traumatic event? Have you been experiencing changes in mood, sleep, or appetite? Have you been feeling “off,” or have you been feeling shame or loneliness? Any of these can be signs that it may be time to see a therapist.
Every therapy process is unique and tailored to your needs. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), emotionally-focused therapy, and talk therapy are three common treatment modalities that your therapist may use in session. However, there are a variety of other types of therapies such as EMDR, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), exposure therapy and more. If you are looking for a therapist who uses a particular type of therapy, you can search for this type of therapy on findmytherapist.com.
Our average session length is 55 minutes.
No, we do not. However, in cases where medication is necessary for treatment, we have preferred psychiatrists we coordinate care with in order to get you the help you need as soon as possible.
We accept most major insurances.
Whether insurance covers couples or marriage counseling varies on your insurance provider, policy, and coverage. In most cases, marriage counseling can be billed to and paid for using the mental health benefits included in most health insurance plans. If you or your partner are considering couples or marriage counseling, it is recommended that you check with your insurance provider to see whether it is covered under your insurance plan. If your insurance does not cover couples or marriage counseling and you need to pay out-of-pocket, many therapists offer sliding scale fees.