Depression is more than feeling sad. It can affect sleep, appetite, energy, concentration, relationships and the ability to enjoy everyday life.
Our Depression Recovery Program combines psychiatric care, psychological support, evidence-based therapies and advanced treatment options to create a personalised pathway toward recovery.
Depression can affect your sleep, appetite, energy, concentration, relationships and ability to enjoy everyday life.
The Depression Recovery Program at Mind and Brain Hospital is designed to provide structured, personalised care based on the individual's symptoms, severity and treatment needs.
But professional support can help you understand what is happening and identify a path forward.
A structured treatment plan combines medical, psychological and lifestyle interventions to support meaningful and sustainable recovery.
Support for sadness, hopelessness, emotional numbness and other depressive symptoms.
Work toward improving sleep, energy, concentration, routines and relationships.
Psychological interventions can help identify and work with unhelpful thought patterns.
Gradually rebuild confidence and participation in meaningful everyday activities.
Develop practical strategies for maintaining progress and recognising early warning signs.
Learn skills that support emotional regulation, coping and long-term wellbeing.
Persistent emotional distress, withdrawal, loss of interest, fatigue and changes in sleep or appetite can all be signs that professional support may be helpful.
Professional assessment helps identify symptoms, severity and contributing factors so that treatment can be appropriately personalised.
Persistent and clinically significant depressive symptoms.
Longer-lasting depressive symptoms that may continue over an extended period.
Depression occurring following childbirth that may require specialised professional support.
Depressive symptoms that follow a seasonal pattern.
Depression and anxiety symptoms occurring together.
Depression that has not improved sufficiently with standard treatment approaches.
You may benefit from professional treatment when symptoms persist or begin to interfere with everyday life.
Treatment is personalised according to symptoms, severity, clinical needs and recovery goals.
A detailed assessment helps understand symptoms, severity, triggers and co-occurring concerns.
When appropriate, antidepressant medication may be prescribed and monitored by a psychiatrist.
Evidence-based psychological approaches may include:
Support for gradually returning to work, studies, routines and meaningful daily responsibilities.
Psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists and allied professionals can work together around individual recovery goals.
Selected individuals who have not improved sufficiently with standard treatment may be evaluated for advanced treatment options.
A non-invasive treatment using magnetic pulses to stimulate areas of the brain involved in mood regulation.
May be considered for selected individuals under close medical supervision.
Helps individuals develop greater awareness and regulation of physiological stress responses.
May be incorporated into selected treatment plans as part of broader therapeutic support.
May be considered when clinically indicated, particularly in severe or treatment-resistant depression.
Recovery can also involve rebuilding routines, relationships, confidence and the ability to participate in meaningful activities.
A structured treatment program brings the right forms of professional support together around the individual's needs and recovery goals.
Different aspects of depression care can be coordinated around one personalised recovery pathway.
Understand symptoms, history, severity and individual treatment needs.
Develop a treatment pathway based on clinical needs and recovery goals.
Combine appropriate psychiatric, psychological and therapeutic interventions.
Build practical strategies supporting functioning, resilience and ongoing wellbeing.
A professional assessment can help you understand the next appropriate step.
Depression is treatable, and recovery is possible. Professional support can help you understand what is happening and identify an appropriate path forward.
#150/24, Kodigehalli Main Road,
Sahakar Nagar,
Bengaluru 560092,
Karnataka, India
24/7 Emergency Support: For urgent psychiatric emergencies, seek immediate professional assistance.