Depression Treatment

Cognitive, behavioral, and integrative therapy approaches are used in the treatment of depression and mood disorders. The goal is to change unhelpful thoughts and behaviors, restore emotional balance, and improve overall quality of life.

Depression Symptoms

Emotional Symptoms

  • Persistent sadness and emptiness
  • Loss of interest in life
  • Feelings of worthlessness and guilt
  • Hopelessness and helplessness
  • Thoughts of death

Physical Symptoms

  • Energy loss and fatigue
  • Sleep disorders
  • Appetite changes
  • Difficulty concentrating
  • Psychomotor retardation

Comprehensive Depression Assessment

In this comprehensive screening webinar for depressive symptoms, your condition is evaluated using scientific scales to help you better understand your depression symptoms. Previous experiences, possible causes, and risk factors are also taken into consideration.

Severity Measurement

Classification of mild, moderate, or severe depression

History Analysis

Previous depressive episodes and triggers

Risk Assessment

Self-harm thoughts and safety planning

Treatment Approach

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Negative thought patterns (cognitive distortions) leading to depression are identified. Realistic thinking skills and problem-solving strategies are developed.

Behavioral Activation

A gradual activity program is created to break the passivity caused by depression. Activities that bring pleasure and a sense of accomplishment are reintroduced into life.

Medical Coordination

Psychiatrist consultation is recommended in severe depression cases. The combination of medication and psychotherapy is coordinated.

Daily Life Activities

Mood Monitoring

  • Daily mood records
  • Keeping a thought journal
  • Tracking activity-mood connection
  • Identifying triggering situations

Activation Program

  • Creating daily routines
  • Outdoor activities
  • Increasing social interactions
  • Celebrating small achievements

Preventing Depression Relapse

Depression is a condition that can recur. It is important to maintain the skills learned and recognize early warning signs.

Early Warning Signs

  • • Disruption in sleep patterns
  • • Withdrawal from social activities
  • • Decrease in energy levels
  • • Increase in negative thoughts

Protective Strategies

  • • Regular exercise and healthy living
  • • Maintaining social support network
  • • Stress management skills
  • • Booster sessions

Treatment Benefits

Regaining daily life energy through activation therapy

Correcting cognitive distortions and building self-confidence

Breaking depressive cycles and motivation-boosting techniques

Frequently Asked Questions

Personalized depression support

There is no single correct method in the treatment of depression. Our individualized support program is planned according to your symptoms, lifestyle, and personal goals, and is delivered in a safe and supportive environment.