Depression therapists

Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW

Madison Powers is a licensed clinical social worker in Missoula, Montana, with five years in practice. She works with older teens and adults on anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, self-esteem, life transitions and stress, as well as substance use, co-occurring conditions, bipolar disorder and suicidal thoughts. Powers describes her style as warm and genuine, willing to challenge clients when it supports growth, and she believes decisions in therapy belong to the client. Her approach blends compassion with solution-oriented, person-centered work, using CBT, cognitive processing therapy, ACT and compassion-focused and mindfulness-based methods. She sees clients in person in Missoula and online.

Psychologist, PhD

Dr. Dawn Marie Birk is a licensed psychologist in Billings, Montana, with 37 years in practice. She works with adults and older adults on stress and burnout, trauma, anxiety, depression, ADHD, grief and life transitions, and also supports perinatal and postpartum concerns, bipolar disorder, autism, dementia, chronic pain and caregiver burnout. Birk looks for each person's strengths and helps clients cope with both long-standing conditions and more sudden difficulties, in short- or long-term therapy. She draws on CBT, DBT, ACT, interpersonal and mindfulness-based approaches, motivational interviewing and positive psychology, and provides psychological testing. She sees clients in person in Billings and online.

Licensed Professional Counselor, PhD, LPCC-S, CSTIP, CCMHC

Dr. John Perez is a licensed professional clinical counselor and supervisor in Fargo, North Dakota, with 21 years in practice. He works with teens, adults, older adults and couples on trauma, relationship and marriage concerns, anxiety, depression and ADHD, as well as OCD, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, substance and alcohol use, and anger. Perez describes himself as down to earth and relatable, and he puts building a trusting, collaborative relationship first before working to ease symptoms. He is trained in ACT, CBT, DBT, EMDR, cognitive processing therapy, motivational interviewing and relational-cultural theory, and offers Christian counseling for those who want it. He sees clients in person in Fargo and online.

Psychologist, PhD, LP, HSPP

Dr. Sarah Rose Edwards is a licensed psychologist in Fargo, North Dakota, with 21 years in practice. She specializes in complex trauma, especially long-term or early abuse within close relationships, and in the depression, anxiety, self-harm, poor self-esteem, substance use and anger that can follow. She also works with dissociation, eating disorders, postpartum and perinatal concerns, bipolar disorder, couples and families, and welcomes LGBTQ+ clients. Edwards views symptoms as ways people learned to survive and tailors therapy closely to each person. Her methods include Internal Family Systems, emotionally focused therapy, CBT, feminist, mindfulness-based and person-centered approaches. She works with teens through older adults online.

Counselor, LIMHP, LMHP, LADC, LPC

Christopher Fenwick-Reynolds is a licensed independent mental health practitioner and licensed alcohol and drug counselor in Omaha, Nebraska, with nine years in practice. He works with clients aged 12 and up, including teens, adults and older adults, on trauma, anxiety, depression, relationships, burnout, addiction and co-occurring conditions. He also has experience with bipolar disorder, borderline personality, self-harm, suicidal thoughts and sexual abuse, and welcomes LGBTQ+ clients. He is specially trained in DBT, EMDR and Seeking Safety, plus parts work such as Internal Family Systems and ego state therapy, and aims to be a careful, empathic presence. He sees clients in person in Omaha and online.

Counselor, MA, LIMHP

Sarah Thompson is a licensed independent mental health practitioner in Lincoln, Nebraska. She works with preteens, teens, adults and families on anxiety, depression, trauma, relationships, self-esteem and life transitions, and also with OCD, parenting stress, school issues, defiance, self-harm and family conflict. Thompson practices at a group practice that emphasizes personalized, client-centered care and strong therapeutic relationships, with a focus on practical tools for lasting emotional resilience. Methods used include CBT, trauma-focused CBT, EMDR, attachment-based, narrative and solution-focused approaches, and motivational interviewing. She sees clients in person in Lincoln and online.

Counselor, MA, LCMHC

Erica Andrews is a licensed clinical mental health counselor in Manchester, New Hampshire, with 10 years in practice. She works with adults on anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, grief, self-worth and relationship patterns, and also supports clients with bipolar disorder and borderline personality. She has a particular interest in neurodivergent adults, including those who learned as adults that they have ADHD or autism, and identifies as AuDHD herself. She is LGBTQ+ affirming and committed to multicultural learning. Her methods include DBT, CBT, solution-focused therapy and mindfulness-based stress reduction, along with expressive and spiritual techniques for self-reflection for clients who want them. She sees clients online.

Counselor, MEd, LCMHC, LPC, IMH-E®

Kaitlyn Davis is a licensed clinical mental health counselor in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, also licensed in Massachusetts, with 10 years in practice. She is an endorsed infant mental health specialist who works with babies, young children, preteens, teens and families, especially children who faced early adversity. Her focus includes attachment and bonding, adoption, behavior management, emotion regulation, anxiety, trauma and grief, along with helping caregivers understand and respond to a child's needs. She is certified in caregiver-involved models such as Child Parent Psychotherapy, Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch-up and Parent-Child Interaction Therapy, and also uses play therapy and CBT. She sees clients online.

Psychologist, PhD

Dr. Edward Callaghan is a licensed psychologist in Montclair, New Jersey, with 17 years in practice. He works with preschool and school-age children, teens, adults and families, with particular focus on ADHD, autism, behavior problems and school difficulties such as academics and low motivation. He also helps with anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, self-esteem and bipolar disorder, and with easing conflict between children and their parents. He founded an integrative therapy institute and directs its child services. Clients can expect a relaxed, attentive and non-judgmental style, with a clear plan early on. He draws on CBT, play therapy, psychodynamic, relational and family work, and sees clients in person and online.