Clinical Depression

Posted February 7, 2022

Everyone feels sad or low at some point in their lives. This is also known as depression. Depression is a common mental health disorder. It ranges from mild, temporary episodes of sadness to severe, persistent depression. Clinical depression is the most severe and persistent form of depression. Signs and symptoms may include feelings of sadness and hopelessness, angry outbursts, irritability and frustration over small matters, and loss of interest in pleasurable activities. Symptoms are usually serious enough to cause noticeable problems in relationships and day-to-day activities and make working and studying difficult. Clinical depression can affect people of any age, including children. Help is available for those who need it, and people do improve with counseling and medications.

You are not alone. This is what we tell people who seek help for depression, anxiety, stress, trauma, abuse or a diagnosed mental health disorder. We help people just like you—and nothing like you—every single day. We offer caring, experienced counseling services, medication management and support to help our clients live full, productive lives

P.S. For those suffering from depression, talking to a doctor can help prevent things from getting worse.