Living with depression is like navigating through a dense fog, where even the simplest tasks can feel overwhelming. But you don't have to journey through this alone. At Sol Psychology, we understand the profound weight, emptiness, and exhaustion that depression brings. Our compassionate team is here to help you break free from the prison of negative thoughts and the isolation that depression imposes. We believe that with the right support, treatment, and self-care, you can find light in the midst of darkness. Take the first step towards reclaiming your life, joy, and peace. You are not alone, and we are here to guide you every step of the way
Depression robs you of joy and interest in the things you once loved. Activities that used to bring pleasure now feel like chores, and the world loses its color and vibrancy.
Depression is often accompanied by a constant barrage of negative thoughts and self-criticism. It’s like being trapped in a prison of your own mind, where every thought is tainted by hopelessness and despair.
"Dr. Kazemsoltani (Dr.Sol) has a warm and welcoming personality that makes her easy to connect with. She quickly established a space where I felt safe sharing my life experiences. She has seen me through big and small problems: life decisions to breathing techniques to help me get through a difficult day."
"I didn’t look for Dr.Sol, but damn am I thankful to whoever sent her to me. Her counsel and compassion allow me to exercise the insight and wisdom my life needs. She is the most important part of my team (yes, I consider her a part of my team)."
"Dr. Sol is highly skilled, insightful, reliable, and incredibly thoughtful. It is clear that she cares deeply about the well-being of her client. She has had a profoundly positive impact on my life, and I cannot recommend her highly enough."
Therapy emphasizes the importance of self-care practices in managing depression. Therapists work with clients to develop self-care routines that prioritize physical health, relaxation, and emotional well-being.
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) is particularly effective for depression and involves identifying and challenging negative thought patterns. Therapists help clients reframe negative thoughts, replace them with more realistic and balanced beliefs, and develop healthier ways of interpreting and responding to situations.