Feeling sad or down from time to time is a normal part of life. However, some people experience intense sadness and low mood that is difficult to shake. This is called depression.
People with depression may experience poor sleep, a lack of motivation or interest, and a feeling of emptiness or numbness. These feelings interfere with their daily lives, making it difficult to do things they would otherwise enjoy.
Different people will experience depression in different ways, and as such treatment for depression will vary from person to person.
We understand that depression manifests differently for everyone. Our dedicated mental health team offers a personalised approach to treatment, including:
The program focuses on:
If you're ready to take the first step towards managing your depression or bipolar, contact us today. Call us at 07 5671 8447 to discuss your individual needs and the admissions process or click here to send an enquiry.
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