Also known as dysthymia, it’s a chronic form of depression lasting at least two years with less intense symptoms than major depression.

"If you've been feeling low for an extended period, our compassionate therapists can support you in creating a path toward lasting relief and stability."

A long-lasting form of depression that can persist for years, affecting daily life and requiring consistent treatment.

"If depression has been a constant presence in your life, our dedicated therapists are here to support you in managing it and building strategies for long-term well-being."

Depression linked to changes in seasons, typically occurring in the winter months due to reduced sunlight exposure.

"When the seasons affect your mood, we're here to provide the support and tools you need to overcome the winter blues and feel your best year-round."

Occurs after childbirth and includes extreme sadness, fatigue, and feelings of inadequacy that interfere with daily functioning.

"The transition to motherhood can be overwhelming, and if you're struggling, our therapists are here to offer the understanding and support you need during this difficult time."

Triggered by a major life event or stressor, such as a loss, divorce, or job change, and typically improves once the stressor is addressed.

"Major life changes can leave you feeling lost, but with the support of our skilled therapists, you can find your way forward and begin to heal from the challenges you're facing."