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What is Depression?
Sadness and feeling down are a part of life, but depression that goes beyond occasional or transient low mood can be draining, de-spiriting, and debilitating.
Life is full of ups and downs and occasionally having the blues is perfectly normal. Just as you feel elated with every triumph and success that you achieve, you feel sorrow when you experience difficulties, drawbacks, or disappointments.
Depression is a pervasive state of negative outlook and aversion to joy that affects thoughts, behaviour, emotions, and over all sense of well-being. Depression can often be, although not necessarily, triggered by an adverse circumstance, an accumulation of stress, or a significant life transition. The intensity and symptoms can vary from person to person and become problematic when symptoms are prolonged and severe.
Counselling can help you manage and even defeat symptoms of depression by helping you understand the factors underlying or leading to your depression, and by giving you the tools to overcome it through an individualised therapeutic process with a suitably matched psychologist.
Related Issues: Social Anxiety, Anxiety, Phobias
Our counseling approach
We also understand that every client’s needs and preferences are unique. Nexus Psychologists are highly trained in a wide variety of evidence-based therapeutic approaches, and are able to draw from these to ensure that our clients receive the therapy that will be most beneficial to them.
We specialise in:
- Psychological Assessment
- Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT)
- Narrative Therapy
- Problem Focused Solution Oriented Therapy
- Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
- Hypnosis
- Relaxation and Meditation
- Exposure Based Therapy
Psychologists in Melbourne who specialise in depression
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Contact us to know more about our intake process and what to expect from counselling. Speak to our friendly reception team on 9500 0751 Monday to Fridays between 9am and 6pm.
