get the depression treatment you need
The #1 Rated Depression Treatment Center in Charlotte County
We offer telemedicine
for depression treatment
It’s common to feel sad, lonely, or depressed. But when these feelings last for long periods of time, it can affect your ability to handle minor daily tasks, change you as a person, and keep you from leading a happy and meaningful life. There is help for you.
MOST COMMON SYMPTOMS
You might be experiencing depression if you have some of the symptoms below:
- Deep feelings of sadness, irritability, emptiness, or anxious
- Feelings of worthlessness, hopelessness or guilt
- Appetite or weight changes
- Changes in sleep
- Lack of energy
- Inability to concentrate
- Difficulty getting through day-to-day activities
- Loss of interest in hobbies or activities
- Withdrawal from friends
- Thoughts of death or suicide
WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS
The most common types of depression:
- Major Depression Disorder (MDD)
- Bipolar I & II Depression
- Schizoaffective Disorder Depressed Type
- Seasonal Depression
- Treatment Resistant Depression
- Adjustment Disorder With Depression
- Substance Induced Depression
- Depression Due To A Medical Condition
- Situational Depression
- Post-natal Depression
4 Phases Of Successful Treatment
1. Awareness
Recognizing that you might be experiencing depression is the 1st step in treating depression. Schedule an appointment with our office.
2. Diagnosis
During your first appointment, we will perform a thorough evaluation to diagnose you for depression and determine the severity.
3. Treatment
Once properly diagnosed, a custom plan will be created to treat your depression. This may include medication, talk therapy, or integrative treatments.
4. Happiness
Showing up to every appointment and following our recommended treatment plan will increase your chance to overcome your depression.
Top Treatments For Depression
Brain Well Program
We get to the root of the problem through a series of labs and a personalized treatment plan. Treatment plans include HRT, nutrition, supplementation, lifestyle habits, and cognitive behavioral therapy.
Talk Therapy
Also called “psychotherapy”, talk therapy involves speaking 1 on 1 with one of our professionally trained and licensed therapists to find relief from emotional distress and seek solutions to your life’s problems.
Medication
We will create a personalized medication plan depending on your type of depression, medication history, and genetic testing results. Medications may include anti-depressants, mood stabilizers, vitamins, and supplements.
TMS
TMS is an FDA-cleared, non-drug and safe treatment option for people with Major Depressive Disorder (MDD). TMS is covered by most insurances and provides long lasting relief from depression.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Treating your depression depends on a number of factors. The most important part depends on you. Showing up to all your scheduled appointments, being 100% honest with your provider, and following their plans and recommendations. We want you to get well but we need you to do your part.
Absolutely! We offer telemedicine through the HIPAA compliant Zoom app.
Our providers schedule changes from time to time, for the most up-to-date appointment availability call our office at (941) 347-8341. Before we schedule you with a provider you must complete all the new patient forms first. After all the forms are properly completed we will schedule your first appointment. Forms can be done electronically or in our office and can be easily completed in 20-30mins.
Please text or call our office at (941) 347-8341 to reschedule your appointment at least 24 hours before your scheduled appointment. Failure to do so will result in a $40 no show fee that must be paid before your next appointment.
Genetic testing assesses your genes to help your provider make smarter, more personalized treatment decisions. Each person is unique and we all respond to medication differently. We want to make sure we find the best treatment options for you. Speak to your provider to learn more about genetic testing.
