Major depressive disorder or clinical depression can prevent you from living the life you want. Although most people with depression can experience a full remission, only about a third of those suffering seek treatment.
Think you may have depression?
If you are experiencing an episode of clinical depression, you may suffer from some or all of these symptoms:
The exact cause of clinical depression can’t always be determined. But there are some factors that may contribute to how you’re feeling:
Most people suffering from depression will feel better with therapy, medication, or a combination of both.
MindGlow Health providers are experienced at treating depression. Drawing on a vibrant legacy of nearly 25 years at the forefront of behavioral health excellence, our providers will work one on one with you to create a tailored program of talk therapy and medication management (if necessary) designed to treat your unique needs and concerns.
Talk therapy can be a key part of treating and managing depression.
Mindglow Health providers will work closely with you to develop a personalized plan that may include one of a variety of styles of therapy to help you identify negative thought patterns and behaviors. They may use other tools and exercises to reduce symptoms, while recommending certain lifestyle changes to support your mental health journey.
All our therapists are licensed, qualified, and experienced mental health professionals.
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Research has shown that there is benefit to therapy and medication for some patients with depression, whereas others will be able to benefit from therapy alone.
If medication is recommended to reduce symptoms and improve your mood, your therapist will work with our psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners (PMHNP) to prescribe an appropriate medication as part of a unique program that works for you.
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