Depression is a common mental health challenge, and it’s natural for many people to experience bouts of sadness, low energy, irritability, and/or loss of interest in normal activities. When these feelings become overwhelming or interfere with daily life, it can be helpful to seek out a trained group practice to understand where depressive thoughts are coming from and develop coping skills to respond more effectively to triggers.
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Accepting clients from Weston, Connecticut
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Accepting clients from Weston, Connecticut
Accepting clients from Weston, Connecticut
Accepting clients from Weston, Connecticut
Accepting clients from Weston, Connecticut
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Accepting clients from Weston, Connecticut
Accepting clients from Weston, Connecticut
Accepting clients from Weston, Connecticut
Accepting clients from Weston, Connecticut
Accepting clients from Weston, Connecticut
Accepting clients from Weston, Connecticut
Accepting clients from Weston, Connecticut
Accepting clients from Weston, Connecticut
Accepting clients from Weston, Connecticut
Accepting clients from Weston, Connecticut
Accepting clients from Weston, Connecticut
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$222
93% Anxiety
80% Depression
65% Life transitions
65% Relationship issues
59% Stress management
58% Trauma
38% Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
37% Adjustment difficulties & disorders
42% Aetna
37% Blue Cross Blue Shield
34% United Healthcare