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Depression Care Across Ages

Structured, compassionate treatment to help restore connection, purpose, and hope.

Telehealth & in-personAll agesInsurance accepted
Overview

About Depression Care

Depression can appear as sadness, irritability, low energy, or loss of interest at any age. I provide structured depression treatment that considers medical health, stressors, and personal history.

Together, we design a targeted plan to lift symptoms and restore a sense of connection, purpose, and hope.

What's included

  • Care for children, teens, adults, and older adults
  • Whole-person view of health and stressors
  • Screening for safety and related conditions
  • Medication options when appropriate
  • Supportive, ongoing follow-up
Depression Care Across Ages
Telehealth or in personChoose the visit format that fits your life.
What to expect

Your path, step by step

Understand

A careful evaluation of mood, sleep, energy, health, and stressors.

Plan

A personalized plan that may include medication, strategies, and therapy referrals.

Support

Regular follow-ups to track improvement and adjust treatment.

Restore

Focus on rebuilding routines, connection, and a sense of hope.

Is this right for you?

This service may help if…

You've felt down, empty, or irritable for weeks

You've lost interest in things you used to enjoy

Low energy or sleep changes are affecting daily life

A loved one — of any age — is showing signs of depression

Questions & answers

Depression Care Across Ages FAQs

Is depression treatable?

Yes. Depression is one of the most treatable mental health conditions, and many people feel significantly better with the right combination of support.

Does depression look different in teens or older adults?

It can. Teens may show irritability or withdrawal, while older adults may notice fatigue, sleep changes, or physical complaints. Care is tailored to each life stage.

What if I'm having thoughts of harming myself?

Please reach out right away: call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), call 911, or go to the nearest emergency room.

Now accepting new patients

Ready to take the first step?

Reach out today to schedule a psychiatric evaluation by telehealth or in person. I will respond promptly with next steps for your care.

(773) 234-5866