Depression therapists in Mount Airy, North Carolina NC
Depression
Ashton Burdick
Licensed Mental Health Counselor, MA, NCC, LCMHC
Depression makes it hard to do every day things like getting out of the bed, putting on makeup, & going to work or class. Progress towards long term goals can feel impossible. Feeling down, and not knowing how to change it can get in the way of building the life you want. Together we can practice skills that can help you break the cycle of depression, improve your mood, question negative thoughts and self talk, and create the life you want. I enjoy helping women in their 20-40s & animal care professionals learn skills to manage depression & creating the life they want.
9 Years Experience
Depression
Kathryn Ziemer
Psychologist, PhD
Are you feeling bad about yourself, feeling isolated, or finding that you just don’t enjoy the things you used to? Sometimes when we feel stuck, the situation can seem hopeless. But no matter what you’re facing, you can feel better. Our time together will help you recognize your worth as an individual and appreciate the things that make you uniquely you. Together, we will use evidence-based techniques to help you cope with challenges, overcome negative thoughts about yourself, and start enjoying life again.
16 Years Experience
Depression
Claire Hayes
Licensed Professional Counselor, LCMHC, LPC, LCAS
I will help clients recognize when they’re having negative or anxious thoughts. I will also gives them homework, instructing them to focus on noticing their self-talk.
4 Years Experience
Depression
Join the Rebellion (JTR23 Inc)
Licensed Mental Health Counselor, LMHC
I have an existential focus in my practice that presumes that all individuals seek meaning, purpose, and self-actualization. I believe that depressive symptoms derive from a lack of meaning and purpose.
9 Years Experience
Depression
Dr. Walter J. Matweychuk
Psychologist, Ph.D.
Loss, failure, or undeserved plight are associated with depression. I will teach you how you disturb yourself when you experience these things and how to stop disturbing yourself by learning to change what you can change and accept what you cannot. There are occasions when people have pure biologically based depressions, but often distorted thinking and rigid attitudes are major factors in depression.
34 Years Experience