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Anxiety & Depression

Ongoing worry, low mood or mental tiredness can make ordinary days feel heavy. A therapist gives you room to talk it through, and you do not need a label before your first session.

  • Video, phone or in person
  • Confidential sessions

Common signs and concerns

If one or more of these sounds familiar, talking with a specialist can help.

  • Constant worry or a racing mind that is hard to switch off
  • Low energy, low motivation, or a flat mood most days
  • Trouble sleeping, concentrating, or enjoying things you used to
  • Physical tension, restlessness, or a sense of dread

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Frequently asked questions

Is what I am feeling really anxiety or depression, or just ordinary stress?

A specialist can help you tell the difference from the very first session — you do not need a prior diagnosis to book a session.

Do I definitely have to take medication?

Not necessarily. Talk therapy is one of the main treatment options for anxiety and depression. Whether medication is also needed is a separate question, which you decide with a doctor based on your situation and preferences.

How long does it take until I feel better?

It is different for everyone, and nobody can promise an exact time. A course of talk therapy for anxiety or depression is usually planned over several weeks to a few months, often with weekly sessions. Your specialist reviews progress with you along the way and adjusts the plan with you.

Ready to begin?

See when specialists in this area are free and book a session at a time that suits you.

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