Premier Inpatient Depression Treatment Center - Best Holistic Rehab for Depression

When do you need rehab for depression? The feeling of sadness is a normal emotion that our nervous system senses during times of grief such as experiencing a breakup, losing a family member or a friend, getting fired from a job, and even when watching a sad movie. Sadness that is associated with a certain life event or particular trigger is known to fade away with time and is usually experienced in waves with feelings of happiness and positivity intermixing with them. Although depression does include sadness, it differs drastically from it in terms of complexity, severity, impact, and duration.

Depression is a mood disorder characterized by a strong and almost constant feeling of sadness or loss. It negatively affects your feelings, actions, thoughts, mood, and can stand in the way of day-to-day activities and daily life. Feelings of worthlessness and loss of severe loss can paralyze a person mentally and emotionally. Moreover, the prolonged absence of happy chemicals majority damages the brain and the mental state of a person. The recent increase in awareness regarding the disorder has removed many misconceptions about it, yet many people still underestimate the seriousness of depression and the need for depression treatment centers.

There are various types of clinical depression including unipolar depression, biological depression, manic depression, seasonal affective disorder, dysthymia, etc. Because a person with depression is constantly sad, he or she may not realize that is suffering and that happiness is achievable. Sadness and low self-esteem become their default state. Luckily Depression is among the most treatable of mental disorders.

Here at THE BALANCE Inpatient Depression Treatment Center, we have a resourceful number of treatments for depression that we integrate into a program based on the specific disorder at hand. Our team uses a combination of psychotherapy and medication. With the help of CBT, we help recognize distorted/negative patterns of thought with the goal of altering thoughts and behaviors to react to challenges in a more positive manner. Psychotherapy can also involve family members to build a supportive circle around the individual. Furthermore, we will help you build daily habits that will create positive feelings.