
Most people really don’t seek out therapy just because they are feeling low. They think they can figure it out on their own. And if you have the run-of-the-mill blues, you will likely get a handle on it over time. But when your mood is so bad that it seeps into literally every aspect of your life, it’s time for help. I suspect you’ve already Googled some of the symptoms of depression: Hopelessness, helplessness, irritability, fatigue. And the biggest tell: The inability to enjoy anything – Even the things you used to love. This is clinical depression. And tackling it requires a professional depression therapist.
As a seasoned individual and couples therapist for over 20 years – Working both in-person and remotely—In Midtown, NYC and Melville, LI, I know the way to help folks who have lost their zest for living. Now, depression therapy isn’t magic – I’m not going to wave a magic wand and you’ll suddenly be dancing around your room. But with the right therapist, someone who “gets you,” you can start connecting the dots between your feelings, your patterns, and your past. That connection creates the insight you need to do things differently—and doing things differently is what changes your life.