Depression Treatment

Care begins with an 80-minute evaluation designed to capture the full clinical picture, including symptom chronology, prior treatment responses, and psychosocial context. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) provides structured techniques for identifying and modifying the negative thought patterns that perpetuate depressive cycles. Psychodynamic psychotherapy explores how relational history and unconscious processes contribute to present-day mood disturbance. Humanistic and existential approaches address the loss of meaning or purpose that often accompanies depression, while Adlerian therapy focuses on restoring social engagement and a sense of belonging. When the clinical presentation warrants pharmacological intervention, medication management is integrated directly into the therapeutic process, allowing continuous alignment between treatment modalities and observable progress.