
Depression
Depression Therapy in Houston, TX
People use the word "Depression" loosely, for many states: numbness, quiet, loss of wanting, heavy mornings, moving without interest. We do not ask you to fit a list. We look at when this began, what keeps it in place, and how it shapes your days and ties to others.
Our clinical team of in-network psychologists can help you. In person in Houston and online across Texas.
Reading For Deeper Thinking
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Shon Faye. Depression Is a Haunting. Vogue, 2024. Read here.
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Susanna Schrobsdorff. Depression Is a Pandemic. Time, 2021. Read here.
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John Welwood. Depression As A Loss Of Heart. The Sun, 1988. Read here.
From Our Journal
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What I Have Learned From Being Quiet in a Loud Room. Read Here.
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The Pressure to Be Happy: It Wasn't Meant To Be a Job. Read Here.
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The Glory of Psychiatry and The Overpathologization of Emotions. Read Here.
Getting Better Feels Like...
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More room inside the day
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Energy for what matters
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Words for what was mute
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Less apology for needs
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Interest that returns in small ways
Depression May Also Feel Like...
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Sleep too little or too much
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Low appetite or overeating
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Slow thinking or fog
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Withdrawing from people
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Guilt or self-criticism
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Body heaviness








