Who This Approach Is For
Depression that has responded partially to symptom-focused treatment but still feels unresolved underneath
A sense that your depression is connected to deeper questions about meaning, purpose, or identity
Persistent low mood that seems tied to long-standing relational or family patterns, not just current circumstances
A desire to understand your depression, not only reduce it, even if that understanding takes longer to arrive at
Depression accompanied by existential questions, about mortality, meaning, freedom, or isolation
Interest in insight-oriented work alongside, or instead of, purely skills-based symptom management
Our Depth-Oriented Approach
Psychodynamic and insight-oriented therapy, exploring how past relationships and experiences continue to shape present mood and self-concept
Existential approaches addressing questions of meaning, freedom, and isolation that often sit underneath persistent depression
A slower, more exploratory pace than purely symptom-focused treatment, prioritizing genuine understanding over rapid symptom reduction alone
Integration with evidence-based approaches, including CBT and medication management, when a combined approach best serves you
A collaborative relationship where your own insight and reflection actively shape the direction of treatment
Frequently Asked Questions
Support That Fits You.You Do Not Have to Navigate This Alone.
Same-week appointments available in Georgia.
1201 West Peachtree St NW, Suite 2300, Atlanta, GA 30309
Available statewide across Georgia

