How does therapy help in treating depression?

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Therapy helps treat depression by allowing individuals to talk openly about their feelings, identify underlying causes of their depression, and develop strategies to cope with stressors. Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) is particularly effective as it involves changing negative thought patterns that contribute to depression.

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