15+ years serving Oklahoma • 100+ Therapists • Certified, Licensed & Insured • 5,000+ unique clients served yearly

Depression
Many people are confused when it comes to differentiating between clinical depression and their normal “sad” feelings. The difference depends on how severe the feelings are, how long you feel “sad” and how it interferes with everyday life. Clinical depression can affect many functions including your actions, feelings, thoughts and can make simple daily activities very difficult.
Many people who have clinical depression aren’t aware or believe their symptoms aren’t those of depression and are simply feelings that will pass. Some people might even conclude that they will never be happy and will always feel “sad” or “out of sorts.” Life can get a lot better when you seek treatment for any type of depression. You won’t find a fast solution, but medication and regular sessions with a licensed therapist, including EMDR therapy and support through couples and marriage counseling when relationship strain is part of the struggle, have been effective for many people suffering depression.
If you suffer from depression or severe sadness, there is hope, and our counselors can help you! Many people experiencing these symptoms after workplace changes or layoffs find it helpful to read about job loss stress and career counseling. Alongside therapy, we also offer emotional support animal evaluations for those who may benefit from additional emotional support.
Please contact us to learn more about our therapy services.

Find a Therapist that’s right for you
Our clinicians are trained in many areas of counseling, and we’ll tailor care around you—your needs, your goals, your pace.
Our Counselors Offer Therapy Sessions From Several Offices In Oklahoma
Telehealth is also available all across Oklahoma.
Tulsa (Main Location)
Tulsa (East Location)
Broken Arrow
Elk City
Coweta
Oklahoma City
Bartlesville
Owasso
Pryor
Sapulpa
Tahlequah
Sallisaw
Need Immediate Help?
If you are in crisis and need immediate help, please
CALL OR TEXT 988
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