Depression
Fast-acting care for depression that hasn't improved with traditional treatment, at our Woburn and Danvers clinics.
More than sadness.
Depression is a medical condition that affects how you feel, think, and function, lasting weeks or longer rather than passing with time.
It can drain your energy, dull your interest in things you love, and make everyday tasks feel heavy.
One of the most common mental health conditions
Treatable, even when past care hasn't helped
Common types of depression
Major depression, marked by low mood or loss of interest that lasts two weeks or more and affects daily life.
Treatment-resistant depression, when at least two antidepressants haven't brought enough relief.
Only a qualified clinician can diagnose depression. We'll talk through your symptoms during your consultation.
What depression can feel like.
Depression looks different for everyone. If any of these have lasted for two weeks or longer, it may be time to talk with someone.
Persistent sadness or emptiness
Feeling hopeless or worthless
Losing interest in things you enjoy
Pulling away from friends or family
Sleeping too much or too little
Changes in appetite or weight
Constant fatigue or low energy
Trouble focusing or making decisions
Feeling guilty or like a burden
Moving or thinking more slowly
Does this sound familiar?
This isn't a diagnosis, just three questions to help you notice what you've been feeling.
That's worth a conversation.
Whatever you answered, what you're feeling matters. A free consultation is a no-pressure way to talk through your symptoms with our team.
Schedule a ConsultationIf you're in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Lighter days, sooner.
IV ketamine for fast-acting relief, often within 1 to 2 infusions, even when other treatments haven't worked.
Spravato®, an FDA-approved nasal spray for treatment-resistant depression, covered by most insurance.
Physician-led, personalized care at our Woburn and Danvers clinics, built around your symptoms and history.
Your depression questions, answered.
Let's get you started.
During your telehealth consult, we'll review your symptoms, verify your insurance, and help you find the treatment that's right for you.
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