Depression therapists in Columbus, Indiana IN
Depression
Jayson L. Mystkowski
Psychologist, Ph.D., ABPP
Courtesy of PsychCentral: "CBT works by helping you change any unhelpful thought processes that may be contributing to your depression. Through various techniques, CBT aims to do the following:
Identify and challenge negative thoughts: CBT teaches you to spot and challenge automatic negative thoughts linked to depression, like feeling helpless, hopeless, or worthless.
Restructure cognitive patterns: A therapist will work with you to reframe your interpretation of life events, altering any core beliefs that contribute to depressive symptoms.
Develop coping strategies: CBT teaches effective coping skills and problem-solving techniques to handle challenging situations.
Behavioral activation: Your CBT therapist will encourage you to do enjoyable things to fight against feeling withdrawn and inactive, common feelings in depression.
Relapse prevention: CBT not only treats current symptoms but also focuses on preventing future relapses by teaching strategies to maintain healthier thoughts and behavior patterns..."
20 Years Experience
Depression
Elite Therapeutic Solutions, LLC
Marriage and Family Therapist
Depression is heavy. We lighten your load by helping you to understand what causes your depression and provide you with tools to eliminate your depression.
14 Years Experience
Depression
Dr. Bridget Kromrey
Psychologist, PsyD
I have worked with individuals across the lifespan treating depression utilizing an integrative approach to help an individual understand their unique experience with depression. I strive to create a tailor made treatment plan that addresses each client's unique experience with depression.
10 Years Experience
Depression
Meghan McCoy-Smith
Psychologist, PsyD
Depression can be debilitating, impacting all areas of our life. As part of your treatment team I will utilize evidence based interventions to help reduce symptoms and help you improve your ability to cope.
9 Years Experience
Depression
Aguib Diop
Psychologist, PhD, LP, PSYPACT
Depression is often maintained by a cycle of negative thoughts, feelings and behaviors. Once this cycle is identified, we start the challenging but rewarding process of replacing negative thoughts and behaviors with those that change how we feel about ourselves, our situations and our futures.
17 Years Experience