Therapy for Depression & Mood Related Concerns
Depression and mood difficulties can affect how you think, feel, and move through daily life. You may notice low energy, a sense of heaviness, irritability, emotional numbness, or a loss of motivation. For many people, mood concerns are shaped by stress, relationship dynamics, life transitions, burnout, or past experiences.
When to Consider Therapy:
persistent low mood or sadness
loss of interest or pleasure in things you used to enjoy
fatigue, low motivation, or difficulty getting through daily routines
irritability, frustration, or emotional reactivity
feelings of hopelessness, worthlessness, or excessive guilt
changes in sleep (sleeping too much or insomnia)
changes in appetite or concentration
withdrawing socially or feeling disconnected from others
Depression & Mood Concerns We Support:
Our clinicians frequently work with:
Depression and persistent low mood
Burnout and chronic stress-related fatigue
Mood changes related to life transitions (grief, separation, identity changes, relocation, career shifts)
Low self-worth and self-critical thinking patterns
Relationship stress impacting mood (conflict, disconnection, attachment injuries)
Emotional numbness or shutdown
Adjustment difficulties (including after medical events, caregiving stress, or major life changes)
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