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Therapy for Depression

While we tend to feel unhappy, irritated, or down from time to time, some individuals feel these feelings intensely for long periods of your time - weeks, months, or perhaps years - and typically for no obvious reason.

Depression could be a serious illness that features a negative impact on your physical and mental well-being.

Symptoms may include Feelings of exhaustion most of the time, Reduction in concentration and attention, Low self-esteem and self-assurance, Guilt and feelings of unworthiness, a Future seen in a pessimistic view, Social Withdrawal, Sleep disturbances, and a loss of appetite, Forgetfulness

Our Approach

We offer evidence-based psychiatry and psychology services for the treatment of mental health disorders with an integrative and personalized approach.

Our Providers

A team of compassionate and competent clinicians, researchers, academicians, technology experts, and care associates ensure patient-centric comprehensive mental healthcare.

Our Space

Thoughtfully designed Safe, confidential, and non-judgmental therapeutic space.

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Therapy for Depression:

CBT

Cognitive-behavioral therapy for anxiety

The focus here is on recognizing the relationship between behaviors, thoughts, and feelings, as well as modifying patterns that limit pleasure and impair a person’s capacity to perform at their best.

MBCT

Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy for depression

To change problematic ideas and promote a kinder, more loving self-view, mindfulness-based cognitive therapy integrates cognitive therapy techniques with mindfulness meditation.

Psychoanalytical Therapy

Psychoanalytical therapy for depression

To understand current problems, promote self-awareness, and support the patient in establishing more adaptive patterns of functioning, psychodynamic therapy focuses on unconscious thoughts, early experiences, and therapeutic interaction.

IPT

Interpersonal therapy for anxiety

It is a type of psychotherapy that focuses on social roles and relationships. In IPT, patients work with the therapist to identify any interpersonal issues they might be dealing with, such as unresolved grief, disputes with family or friends, changes in job or social roles, and interpersonal problems. After that, you’ll discover appropriate ways to express emotions and how to improve interpersonal communication.

Get better with psychotherapy

Depending on the nature of your problem psychotherapy can be an ideal choice for addressing your concerns and making positive changes in your life.
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