Since talk therapy is highly individualized, your experience will be shaped by your needs, goals, and challenges. A therapy session is most commonly conducted individually, but couples therapy and family therapy are also possible options.
Both children and adults can benefit from talk therapy, whether they are dealing with a diagnosed mental health condition or needing support through a specific period or experience.
According to the American Psychiatric Association (APA), about 75% of individuals who participate in talk therapy see some level of benefit from it. Furthermore, talk therapy is linked to positive brain and body changes, helping improve emotions and behaviors.
Actual structural changes in the brain have been observed after talk therapy, including in people with mental health conditions such as depression, panic disorder, and PTSD.
You and your therapist will discuss the goals of your treatment and the frequency and duration of your talk therapy sessions. At Elevate Psychiatry, talk therapy is often one part of a multi-dimensional treatment plan. It may also be used with medication and other treatment options.
By incorporating talk therapy into our multidimensional treatment strategy, we aim to provide a support system that addresses your immediate concerns and fosters long-term resilience and well-being.
With Elevate Psychiatry, you gain access to a nurturing environment where your mental health journey is met with understanding, expertise, and the promise of progress.