Depression treatment built around your real life.
Telehealth psychiatric care for major depression, persistent low mood, and treatment-resistant symptoms across Georgia.
Understanding Depression
Definition
Depression is more than feeling sad. It is a medical condition that affects energy, motivation, sleep, appetite, focus, and the ability to enjoy life. Depression can come on suddenly, develop slowly, or come and go in cycles.
The good news is that depression is highly treatable. With the right plan, most patients see meaningful improvement within weeks to months.
Common signs and symptoms
- • Persistent low mood or sadness
- • Loss of interest in things you used to enjoy
- • Changes in sleep (too much or too little)
- • Changes in appetite or weight
- • Fatigue or low energy
- • Difficulty concentrating
- • Feeling worthless or guilty
- • Thoughts of death or self-harm
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People Worldwide Live With Depression
Who We Treat
Supporting children, teens, and adults with compassionate psychiatric care.We partner with families and providers to deliver personalized, coordinated support.
If you are experiencing thoughts of self-harm, please call or text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, or call 911.
Our Approach & Treatment Options
Our approach
We begin with a thorough psychiatric evaluation, including medical history, current symptoms, prior treatments, and any contributing factors.
Treatment is personalized. Plans may include medication management, brief psychotherapy, lifestyle changes, lab work to rule out medical contributors, and referrals when ongoing therapy is the right fit.
We monitor closely and adjust the plan if response is slow or partial. We never let a patient feel stuck on a medication that is not working.
Treatment options for this condition
- • Medication management (SSRIs, SNRIs, atypicals, and others)
- • Brief psychotherapy and supportive counseling
- • Lab coordination to rule out medical contributors
- • Referrals for ongoing therapy
- • Treatment-resistant depression management with specialist coordination
Your First Visit
Your first visit is designed to provide a comprehensive evaluation, clear guidance, and personalized next steps for your care.
Book your visit online
New patients can schedule in minutes.
Receive your patient portal invitation
Complete intake forms and depression screening through the portal.
Meet with Marjorie
Meet for a 60 to 75 minute initial evaluation visit.
Receive a written summary
Receive a written summary, diagnostic clarification when applicable, and a treatment plan with next steps.
Schedule follow-up visits to monitor progress and adjust.
Schedule follow-up at 2 to 4 weeks to assess response.
Frequently Asked Questions
Many patients notice meaningful improvement within 4 to 8 weeks. Some respond faster, some slower. We monitor closely and adjust the plan as needed.