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Virtual depression treatment with a licensed Michigan therapist, matched within 24 hours.
In-network with BCBS Michigan • Priority Health • Aetna • Cigna • Carelon • Ascension SmartHealth
Depression does not always look like sadness. Frequently it looks like flatness — things that used to matter no longer registering, a full day passing without anything in it feeling like yours. It can also show up as irritability, exhaustion that sleep does not fix, or a slow narrowing of what you bother doing.
People often arrive saying some version of "nothing is actually wrong, which makes it worse." That is a common and treatable presentation, not a sign that you are complaining without cause.
Depression maintains itself through a loop: doing less means fewer things that could feel good, which means less reason to do anything. Your therapist works both ends of that loop — restoring a small amount of deliberate activity, and examining the conclusions depression has led you to draw about yourself, which usually do not survive being said out loud and looked at directly.
The early goal is modest on purpose. Not feeling great, just getting the floor to stop dropping. That is what makes the rest of the work possible.
We are in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Priority Health, Aetna, Cigna, Carelon Behavioral Health, and Ascension SmartHealth.
Many in-network clients pay approximately $0–$40 per session, depending on plan benefits, deductible, and eligibility. We verify your benefits before care, so you know your cost before your first session. Private pay is $150 per session.
Fill out the intake form and tell us your plan, what you are dealing with, and when you are generally free. We verify your benefits and match you with a licensed Michigan therapist within 24 hours.
If the match is not right, you can switch in one click. No awkward conversation, and no starting the intake over.
If you are in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline) or go to your nearest emergency room. Online therapy is not emergency care.