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Depression
Coping with symptoms of depression can often feel completely debilitating. It involves much more than simply feeling sad or unhappy. Feelings of depression can significantly decrease your desire to connect with others, and diminish your self of purpose and self-worth. Some of the things you may be experiencing if you have depression are:
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Lack of motivation
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Irritability or frustration
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Decline in self-care activities
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Loss of interest in hobbies/activities
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Desire to isolate from friends and family
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Trouble focusing or concentrating
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Suicidal thoughts
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Crying spells
Depression can be a life long battle or present itself at any time during your life. Sometimes the symptoms of depression are sparked by a life event such as:
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Traumatic experience
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Loss of a loved one
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Motherhood/Parenthood
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Empty nesting
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Pregnancy Loss
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Infertility
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Retirement
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The good news is, through processing what's behind your depression and learning skills, you can be on the path to healing and better managing symptoms!

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Session Focus
Some of the areas we may focus on during sessions are:
-Identifying triggers of depressive episodes
-Building motivation
-Finding moments of joy
-Crisis survival skills
-Implementing self-care strategies
-Regaining self-identity
-Finding meaning and purpose
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*NOTE*
We also have therapists with specialization in supporting those:
-Struggling with pre-natal/post-partum depression symptoms
-Struggling with substance use and depression
Contact
Book a free meet & greet with us today to discuss yours or your family member's substance use concerns and how we can help support you on your road to recovery.
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If you are experiencing current suicidal thoughts or feelings, please call suicide crisis help line 9-8-8 or go to your nearest emergency department.
365-398-0579