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What is depression?

At some stage of your life, you experience difficulties. You may feel a  low and for lots of varied reasons life can feel exceedingly difficult to work through. This may be passing and may not necessarily be depression.  

Depression is a long-lasting low mood disorder and can affect your ability to do everyday things. It is a mental illness, which can be common but can feel differently for everyone.  

What are the symptoms of depression?

Symptoms of depression can include low mood, feeling sad and hopeless, fatigue and low energy, difficulty sleeping and feelings of low self-worth. Symptoms of depression may remain stagnant or worsen over time lasting from months to years on end.

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Is counselling an effective depression treatment?

Counselling is an extremely effective depression treatment. With your Therapist, you will explore your experience, your triggers and your symptoms. You Therapist will work with you to explore the underlying causes of your depression and help you reduce and manage your symptoms.

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What kind of depression treatments are there?

Depression treatment can vary from CBT, solution focused approaches, Psychodynamic approaches, choice theory to humanistic talk therapy. Your depression therapist will work with you to understand the best depression treatment approach to take.

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What is the next step in starting depression therapy?

To get advice and help with depression treatment in Dublin, fill out our contact form or call us on 01 9629514 to talk to our Clinical Director or a depression therapist about the best option for you.

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How do I find more information on the depression therapists at the centre?

To read a bit about which depression therapist might be a good fit for you. Have a look here.

Further reading and resources for help with depression:

https://mentalhealth-uk.org/help-and-information/conditions/depression/types-of-depression/

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/322495