Depression Counselor
Jeannie Hughes, LIMHP
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
1299 Farnam St., Ste 300, Omaha, Nebraska 68102 | 913-730-0789
Depression is a term that covers so much territory. Situational Depression. Chemical Depression. Organic Depression. There are things we can do in therapy to help all forms of depression. Thought Stopping, Awareness of Real and Perceived Expectations, and Creating Healthy Habits and Patterns are just a few of the tools we can utilize to overcome Depression.
Depression Counselor
Steve Brownrigg, LADC, LIMHP
Licensed Alcohol & Drug Counselor, Licensed Independent Mental Health Practitioner
7602 Pacific St., Suite 304, Omaha, Nebraska 68114 | 402-510-1754
Depression is usually created by Negative Cognitions learned early in life that form a client's view of themselves, such as "I am unlovable" or "not good enough." Learning can be from verbal scripts or non-verbal sources, such as physical or sexual abuse, bullying, or anger or other dysfunctions in the family of origin. Steve helps clients eliminate depression with the use of Cognitive-Behavioral tools, and to keep it from happening in the future by processing the original sources of negative beliefs through the use of EMDR. Steve will also help clients enlarge their support system and improve interpersonal intimacy to further reduce Depression and improve Self-Esteem.
Depression Counselor
Grace University
825 Dorcas St, Omaha, Nebraska
Mission: To assist individuals, couples, and families with processing the challenges they face in life from a Judeo-Christian Worldview. The Grace University Counseling Center is a place of holistic healing where Christian counselors look at all areas of your life and the struggles you face to determine a comprehensive plan to resolve or manage your life’s issues.
Fee: $20 (this is for anyone who is a non-Grace student)
The link above will take you to our website which gives more details about the counseling center.
Depression Counselor
Scott Panning, MA, LIMHP
Licensed Mental Health Professional
13906 Gold Circle Suite 202, Omaha, Nebraska 68116 | 402-932-6500
With depression I want to address the symptoms directly and find out what we can do about the loss of energy, difficulty sleeping, depressed mood, and other symptoms that come with depression. Making a plan is important in keeping depression from getting in the way of your work, lifestyle, and relationships. I also want to explore what some of the root causes of the depression might be so that deeper healing can occur.
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Omaha is located in Douglas County, Nebraska. It has a land area of 133.19 square miles and a water area of 3.52 square miles. The population of Omaha is 443,885 people with 173,764 households and a median annual income of $49,896. .
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While counseling can certainly be an expense for individuals and families in Omaha, with proper budgeting, it is entirely do-able and the risk/reward is worth it. For some families, it may be difficult to sustain a commitment to therapy without proper insurance coverage. If this is you, ask your therapist about low cost options as practitoners in and around Omaha may have flexibility or sliding scales. Low cost counseling and affordable therapy are also sometimes offered by listed city and university level clinics, check with your local Omaha public health department.