Professional Depression Therapy Available in Lake Oswego, OR
Depression can make even the simplest tasks feel overwhelming. When that happens, it’s time for professional help. At True Course Counseling, we provide depression therapy for clients in Lake Oswego, Oregon, and surrounding areas. Whatever you may be dealing with, chances are we can help. Our therapists deliver compassionate support through online psychotherapy sessions for those struggling with major depressive disorder or experiencing feelings of sadness, isolation, or low motivation.
Depression Treatment Options
The team at True Course Counseling strives to personalize mental health counseling. Our talk therapy approaches can be tailored to you and your struggles, helping you understand the source of your depression and find helpful tools that can turn your mood and your life around.
We use a variety of depression treatment methods, including:
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) – Allows you to recognize and change negative thought patterns that contribute to depression
- Mindfulness-Based Interventions – Leads to reduced stress and improve emotional resilience by staying present in the moment
- Stress and Anxiety Management – Will help you develop healthier coping mechanisms to handle daily challenges that currently exacerbate your condition
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) – Involves focusing on meaningful actions that align with your values despite emotional struggles
- Internal Family Systems (IFS) – Work through inner conflicts and develop self-compassion for long-term healing.
Don’t let depression define your life any longer. With online depression therapy from True Course Counseling in Lake Oswego, OR, you can receive professional care from the comfort of your home. Reach out to us today to schedule your first session and start your journey toward a healthier, happier life. Emotional well-being support is just a call away!
We are proud to accept Oregon Health Plan (OHP), ALLCARE, and CareOregon for therapy services performed in the state of Oregon.