Online Depression Therapy in New Jersey

Therapy for adults across New Jersey who feel stuck, numb, withdrawn, and insecure.

Depression can feel like a heavy burden to carry. It wants you to sleep the day away, cancel the plans, detach from what you used to love. It may come with a pretty harsh internal voice that tells you you’re a failure and that things will never get better. People tell you to be grateful and you try your best but it’s also exhausting to pretend.

While it’s tempting to see depression as something you suffer through, consider that there’s something protective about the apathy, the loss of hope, the brain fog. Sometimes depression is an understandable side effect of a deeply held wound made in our past. A wound that says good things don’t happen to a person like you or that expecting good things would just lead to devastating disappointment or rejection.

What Therapy for Depression with me Looks Like

We begin by uncovering what your depression looks like and what it’s attempting to protect you from. We don’t immediately try to minimize it or push the feelings away. We lead with curiosity to get at the root cause. That root cause may be that staying isolated means you never have to face crippling rejection. It may be that thinking you’re less than means you won’t be like a parent who was arrogant and self-centered. The depression may come from a learning that you’re unlovable because of experiences in your past.

When the root cause is discovered, it’s met with understanding and compassion. From that headspace and using techniques aligned with transformational change, clients begin to understand that what they are expecting from life can be updated and changed to make room for authenticity, connection, hope, and joy.

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Who is this Therapy For?

Adults in New Jersey can benefit from this work to address the following challenges:

  • You feel exhausted mentally and physically, like you’re trudging through mud

  • It’s hard to do things like shower, brush your teeth, and tend to your space

  • You’ve noticed yourself withdrawing from loved ones and previously enjoyed activities

  • You see the glass half empty, never or rarely believing that life will get better

  • You compare yourself to others and believe you’re somehow deficient or less than

  • You feel like you’re in a fog and it’s hard to concentrate