Feeling stuck in depression can make life feel heavy, exhausting, and isolating. I’m Rose, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT126181) at Therapy With Rose. I provide professional counseling for depression to help you regain balance, hope, and emotional wellness.
Depression varies from person to person. Different types of depression affect emotional, mental and physical health in unique ways. Depression may impact:
Some people show hidden signs of depression. These can consist of anxiety, lack of focus, or feeling emotionally unresponsive. Biological factors of depression, like genetic factors or neural processes, can also have an effect.
Cycles of depression are common. Identify your symptoms to begin healing.
In my sessions at Therapy With Rose, I combine warmth, understanding and evidence-based techniques to help you:
If you feel stuck in depression or need counseling for depression, therapy gives you tools and support for small, meaningful steps toward healing.
Depression affects all individuals differently. I approach each person in their own way. I engage in understanding your experience, tracing patterns, and empowering you to feel more in control. I present a protected and encouraging atmosphere to voice your opinions.
The process of healing occurs within a secure and trusting relationship. Therapy is a collaboration with you in your growing, healing and understanding.
Being a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, I also pay attention to your connections and family life, how depression affects your body and relationships and how you can improve them and make them stronger to enhance your recovery.
I offer care that fits your needs:
If you require more intensive support, I can guide you toward inpatient depression treatment or other resources while continuing personalized care.
You can share the load of depression with me. Seek help to achieve emotional wellness and lasting change with personalized support and guidance.
Book an appointment with me at Therapy With Rose today and start feeling better.
Q: Is depression a disability?
Depression can be considered a disability if it significantly affects daily life, work, or school, allowing for legal protections and accommodations.
Q: Is anger part of depression?
Yes. Depression can cause irritability, frustration, or anger, not just sadness.
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