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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$230
95% Anxiety
85% Depression
71% Relationship issues
65% Life transitions
64% Trauma
58% Stress management
48% Self-esteem
43% Loss, grief, and bereavement
46% Aetna
36% Cigna
34% United Healthcare