Depression therapists in West Modesto, CA

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Sydney Egan

Drug and Alcohol Counselor, AMFT, APCC

I work with client with moderate to severe depression on creating understanding around the cause as well finding motivation and purpose in their lives. Using CBT and motivational interviewing.

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2 Years Experience

Online in West Modesto, CA (Online Only)

Chad Cryder, Psychologist in Stockton, CA

Depression

If life has no joy, if life feels lonely, or if life seems meaningless, then we would say you feel depressed. Depression is more than a mindset, but it has the power to grip your mind and body in fear and shame. I take a holistic approach to depression. We will explore the power of the body to help the mind while also helping the mind support the body. It is a ying-yang relationship. I am now offering Virtual Reality therapy to help with depressive symptoms.

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11 Years Experience

In-Person Near West Modesto, CA

Online in West Modesto, CA

Depression

Mishel Cowart

Marriage and Family Therapist, MA

I work with clients who experience depressive symptoms. People experiencing depression can feel a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest in daily activities. It affects how you feel, think and behave. It may also lead to emotional and physical problems. Day to day activities may feel difficult to initiate and complete. Exploring your inner life with the help of a skilled clinician like myself, will provide you with a better understanding of your unique qualities, thereby helping to alleviate or diminish your symptoms of depression. My goal is to work with your depression, assess these deep valid feelings and use them as a guide to lead you toward a more fulfilling and satisfying life.

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19 Years Experience

Online in West Modesto, CA (Online Only)

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Brooke Taylor

Pre-Licensed Professional, MA, AMFT

Depression in teens often doesn't look like sadness. It looks like irritability, a kid who sleeps constantly or not at all, grades slipping, headphones on and door closed, dropping the sport or the friend group or the thing they used to love. From the outside it can read as attitude or laziness. From the inside it usually feels like nothing is worth the effort. I work with teens to understand what's underneath it, what's happened, what they're carrying, what they believe about themselves that isn't true. We look at the thought patterns that keep the weight in place, and build practical ways to move through a hard day rather than just wait it out. My approach is warm and unhurried. Depression tends to convince a teen that no one really wants to hear it, so a lot of the early work is simply being someone who does. Over time, the aim is that your teen reconnects with themselves — with energy, with the things they used to enjoy, with some sense that the future is theirs. If you're worried about your teen, that instinct is worth acting on. Reaching out doesn't mean things have gotten bad enough. It means you noticed.

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5 Years Experience

Online in West Modesto, CA (Online Only)

Depression

Kristin Robert

Marriage and Family Therapist, AMFT

Depression is not simply sadness. It can emerge when grief has nowhere to go, anger has been turned inward, hope has repeatedly been disappointed, or a person has spent too long living disconnected from their needs, relationships, and sense of meaning. Treatment involves understanding what the depression may be communicating while restoring movement, connection, agency, and the capacity to experience life as something more than an obligation to endure.

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3 Years Experience

Online in West Modesto, CA