Depression therapists in Vail, Colorado CO
Depression
Rachel Fields
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC
Do you feel lost in a sea of meaninglessness? Do you feel empty and disconnected, just going through the motions of life? Are you scared this feeling will never end? Part of depression is the experience that it is a permanent state that will never change. It can feel hopeless and scary. You do not have to be in this place alone.
8 Years Experience
Depression
Dr. Robert Nemerovski
Psychologist, Psy.D.
Experiencing depression? Are you feeling hopeless and looking at your life negatively most of the time? Have you lost interest in most of your formerly pleasant activities? Are you isolating yourself and feeling alienated from loved ones and friends. Are you constantly fatigued and wanting to sleep all the time? Do you have thoughts about death?
These are some of the most common signs of depression, a very difficult-to-tolerate mood episode that many of us have experienced at one time or another. However, there is hope.
I help clients decrease their suffering from depression by working together on several fronts: identify and work through current and past experiences and issues that lead to the depression; examine and modify the “depressed thinking” that tends to maintain the overwhelming symptoms of depression; develop coping skills to reduce depressive reactions, build strength and self-confidence; and improve self-care, mindfulness, and life balance in one’s daily routines.
Some clients report benefitting from combining medication with psychotherapy. I am very experienced in helping such clients think about issues related to medication and collaborating with their physicians.
14 Years Experience
Depression
David Redbord
Registered Psychotherapist, MA, MPH, LPCC
“If you’re depressed, it’s because you’re living in the past. If you’re anxious, it’s because you’re living in the future. If you’re at peace, it’s because you’re living in the present.” – Lao Tzu
Depression happens because we have unresolved past pain that’s weighing us down. It’s stuck pain that deprives us of motivation and energy to do things we know we’d enjoy, to create negative stories about ourselves and the world, and to not even want to get out of bed in the morning.
If we can release that past pain, so it’s no longer weighing us down, we feel better. We’re able to experience joy again. We get our energy back and the ability to move forward.
Other potential causes of depression are not experiencing meaning and purpose in our lives, or not expressing our creativity. Through uncovering more meaning and purpose, and finding ways to express our creativity, we can move stagnant energy and start to feel better.
I’d welcome the opportunity to support you in uncovering the root cause of your depression and to help you move toward feeling better and more invigorated. We can work together to release the burden of past pain, and to live from a greater sense of meaning and purpose.
3 Years Experience
Depression
Michelle Peacock
Psychologist, PhD
Depression, at a minimum, involves feeling sad and loosing interest in things and activities once found pleasurable. Depression impacts eating, sleeping, thought processes, and often negatively impacts self esteem, relationships, and work/school functioning. CBT is very effective in treating depression.
19 Years Experience
Depression
Beaux Baggesen-Jensen
Psychiatric Nurse/Therapist, PMHNP
Experiencing fatigue, sadness, or lack of interest in daily activities is common among those struggling with depression. You are not alone in this. I approach therapy in a calm and gentle manner to help you identify issues you may be struggling with.
17 Years Experience