Depression Cypress TX. Counseling, Therapy, and Treatment for Depression in Cypress, Texas.
Welcome to our network of depression therapists in Cypress TX who are trained and experienced in counseling and treatment for depression. You are not on this journey alone, no matter how depressed, there is hope. Depression counseling Cypress, TX with a licensed psychotherapist or psychologist that specializes in depressive disorders in Texas can help you find new hope and healing for your life. Choose a Cypress TX depression counselor or psychologist below to begin your new journey of healing.
Counselors For Depression Treatment Near Cypress, TX
Emilio Jimenez, MA, LPC
Depression is a feeling of hopelesness. It can distort the way you see yourself, your life, and those around you. People who have depression usually see everthing with a more negative attitude, unable to imagine that any problem or situation can be solve in a positive way. They become "stuck." They say things like: "If I could have, I would have, I didn't, so I can't. They know more about what they do not want than about what they do want. Strategies to help lift depression include: (1) Finding the belief behind a disturbing thought. (2) If a thought is troubling, judging it on relevance rather than "truth." (3) If it isn't useful, it is irrrelevant.
Irena Milentijevic, Psy.D.
Licensed Psychologist
Email: Contact Dr. Milentijevic
1600 Lake Front Cir. Suite 150, The Woodlands 77380
Email: Contact Dr. Milentijevic
1600 Lake Front Cir. Suite 150, The Woodlands 77380
My work is geared towards:
1)Women trying to become mothers who are dealing with the stress and grief caused by infertility, miscarriage, and postpartum depression.
2)Women who are already mother’s who are stressed or depressed and are having difficulties coping with their lives, their relationships or their children.
Regardless of the reason for your depression, as a therapist, I can help. There are very effective methods of counseling proven to help women cope with sadness, loss and depression.
Counseling can help you feel empowered, ease stress, and help you feel better about your overall life. While you may be feeling discouraged right now, all it takes is that first step to get sta....
Ella Hutchinson, MA, LPC
Depression can be debilitating. It can be caused by an external event or can seem to come out of the blue with no cause whatsoever. The pain goes way beyond sadness and unless a person has experienced this, they can not understand. I have experienced this crippling kind of depression and I know that you can not just "snap out of it". There are many different treatments for depression and I stay current on the most recent research. Some kinds of treatment you may be familiar with. Others will be new to you. I will work with you to find what works best for you and won't give up until your dark cloud has lifted.
Michael Winters, PhD
Depression can have biological, psychological, social and/or spiritual/existential causes. Likewise, the treatment can focus on a single arena (such as biological factors), or from a combination of arenas. Client's and I work on understanding the arenas from which the depression arose, and then develop a plan to work on those arenas that are impacted. Working in multiple arenas can have the maximum impact
James Toth, MA, LMFT, LPC-S
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist
Email: Contact James
25325 Borough Park Drive, Suite 220, The Woodlands 77380
Email: Contact James
25325 Borough Park Drive, Suite 220, The Woodlands 77380
Have you been struggling with hopelessness, not sleeping well, noticed a change in your appetite, experienced a loss of energy, or feeling sad? You may be experiencing symptoms of depression. Regain your sense of purpose, improve self-esteem, restore lost energy, and develop a positive outlook on life. Discover new coping skills, alter negative thinking patterns, and utilize your untapped strengths. Obtain the help and support that you need. Set an appointment today.
Ashley Roseman, Ph.D.
Depression is the most common mental illness and one of the most common reasons for seeking therapy. Luckily, there are a variety of treatments that have been shown to be effective for depression. I provide cognitive-behavioral therapy, which involves looking at the relation between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. By learning to change your thinking patterns and behaviors, you can change your mood. Depression is very isolating, so please, take that first and most difficult step by calling a therapist today.
Rachel Eddins, M.Ed., LPC-S, CGP
Depression is serious with a variety of causes and affects millions of people. If you're feeling depressed, you are not alone! Symptoms of depression include feelings of hopelessness, fatigue or low energy, less interest in regular activities, excessive guilt, lessened ability to concentrate, weight fluctuation, changes in appetite or sleeping, or thoughts of death. Depression can impact many aspects of a person's life and our goal is helping you get back to living the life you want to live. Cognitive therapy can help you learn to manage the symptoms of depression, develop problem solving skills, increase self-esteem, build positive relationships, and get back to feeling like yourself again.
Mary Lyles, PhD
When depression hits, you may feel a lack of energy, enthusiasm, or joy for life. Your body may hurt. Research indicates that counseling is an important part of treating depression. I offer compassionate, respectful care to assist you in breaking free of what is holding you back. We will explore together what can be most helpful to managing and hopefully overcoming this challenge in your life. We will talk about what thoughts may be adding to the problem and create new ways to approach these things. You are welcome to call to schedule an appointment. I look forward to working with you!
John Garlock, Ed.D., Ph.D., LPC, LMFT, LCDC, CEAP
Licensed Professional Counselor/Marriage & Family Therapist
Email: Contact Dr. Garlock
2611 FM 1960 West, Suite D-101, Houston 77068
Email: Contact Dr. Garlock
2611 FM 1960 West, Suite D-101, Houston 77068
Each one of us may experience depression at some time during our lives. This does not mean that your life is ruined or over. I approach the treatment of depression with formal objective testing, an individualized treatment program, the provision of an individualized depression treatment program. I utilize education and counseling and self help programs to assist individuals to understand their depression and what their choices are about their symptoms. I utilize the "Feeling Good" book by Dr. David Burns as a self help approach that clients can work between their treatment sessions. The main ingredient in the treatment of depression is hope. I have successfully treated many people.
Victor Wiesner, PhD, LPC, NCC, CCMHC
Depression always has pervasive negative effects - many of which are not even recognized by yourself. In the graduate course on diagnosis, I teach students a mnemonic device for identifying depression: CASED PIGS. There are nine symptoms of a major depressive episode and you must meet at least 5 to meet the first of the criteria for such an episode. Depression, in the clinical sense, is connected to various diagnoses. While diagnosing is a starting point, long term or permanent relief is the obvious goal. Talk therapy can be a helpful augmentation to various forms of treatment. My goal for you is to live life with zest. I will humbly and respectfully challenge and encourage you.
David S. Wachtel, Ph. D.
Feeling sad, lonely, hopeless, lonely, not motivated or interested in your life or what you're doing?--all are common symptoms of depression. I have found there are common elements--unresolved grief and loss (whether rooted in childhood or adult trauma and poor attachments to parents, undiagnosed and untreated ADHD/learning disabilities, acute loss in adult life--divorce, loss of a parent, faliled pregnancy, among others). Once we identify what are your unique experiences and impact on you, we then are able to resolve these over time. At times, medication may be needed to manage feeling overwhelmed until you are able to manage your feelings and issues--which will happen!
Phil Ginsburg, M.A., LPC, LMFT-A, LCDC, NCC
LPC, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate, LCDC
Email: Contact Phil
7915 FM 1960 W Suite # 205, Houston 77070
Email: Contact Phil
7915 FM 1960 W Suite # 205, Houston 77070
We all experience times when we feel sad or depressed. When we feel this way it can be an important clue that something in our life needs to be changed. Some people have a biological condition which can cause depression. People may experience intense sadness. Others have a Bipolar Disorder and may feel high or even experience difficulty sleeping, anxiety and racing thoughts. We help you explore what was going on in your life when your depression started and unravel the reasons for your symptoms. In some cases medication may be needed. If necessary, we will collaborate with you and your doctor to help you to stabilize your mood, increase your confidence and work towards a happier future.
Harvey Aronson, Ph.D., LCSW, LMFT, LCDC
Lic. Clin. Social Worker, Lic. Marriage and Family Therapist
Email: Contact Dr. Aronson
50 Briar Hollow Lane, 350W, Houston 77005
Email: Contact Dr. Aronson
50 Briar Hollow Lane, 350W, Houston 77005
I carefully assess the depth of depression that a person is dealing with and the context within which the depression is occurring. I am very respectful about clients' feelings about medication and will spend a lot of time exploring a variety of interventions that are not medicinal. I will explore a client's diet, drinking habits, exercise patterns and also the emotional environment that they currently have at work and in their family. If appropriate we may use meditation as part of our overall treatment. We over the course of time will explore the types of attitudes that may be contributing to the depression and ways of successfully moving from negative to positive experience.
Kathy Pardue, MA, LPC
In therapy, I help clients identify the source of depression as situational, chemical, or both. Chronic stress can deplete serotonin in the brain, and healing involves cognitive therapy (evaluating what you are "thinking" and what you are "doing") and possibly medication. When you're in a dark cave, you need someone to come in and sit with you about the problems. It's hard to get out because you're in it. Clients feel improvement in mood as they narrate their thoughts and feelings in circumstances. We generate a counseling plan together to help redirect focus and energy to more productive options.
Megan Pollock, M.S., LPC
Depression is a very real experience. It can present itself in thoughts, feelings, and even our physical experience. There are ways to combat depression, taking control of your experience back and helping you to have the life you want to live. Megan also believes in the power of therapy in conjunction with medication when it is needed. Discussing active steps that clients can take to limit the power of their depression is the foundation for Megan's work in this area. Then, once the depression is managed, other steps can be taken to hopefully eliminate it from your life.
Danielle Ellis, MA, MCJ, LPC, NCC
Licensed Professional Counselor
Email: Contact Danielle
431 Nursery Rd., Ste. A-500, The Woodlands 77380
Email: Contact Danielle
431 Nursery Rd., Ste. A-500, The Woodlands 77380
Dani views the therapeutic relationship as a unique opportunity for clients to discuss their emotional issues in a real and honest way. Clients benefit from an impartial observer in their lives as a guide to explore their fears and intimate thoughts. Therapy is based on trust, hope, healing, and compassion. She uses mindfulness techniques to help clients develop coping skills and improve self-understanding.
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Xue (Sue) Yang, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Email: Contact Xue (Sue)
5252 Westchester St. Ste. 105, Houston 77005
Email: Contact Xue (Sue)
5252 Westchester St. Ste. 105, Houston 77005
Depression hurts. Depression is unbearable. Depression is experienced at the physical level, the emotional level and at the soul level. Depression has a serious message for us. Depression is nature's way of letting us know something is not working at the very soul level of our life. We can either heed the message or pretend on. To treat depression takes courage; the courage to look at all level of one's life and make the changes needed to regain equilibrium. Equilibrium, joy, and happiness are possible.
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