Find Relief from Depression & Low Mood

Depression isn’t always obvious, it can look like burnout, numbness, or just feeling off for weeks at a time. At Iroko Health, we help you understand what’s happening beneath the surface and support you in finding your way back to clarity, energy, and connection.

You wake up already drained. The day ahead feels like something to endure, not experience. Maybe you're snapping at people, maybe you're withdrawing, or maybe you're just trying to get through the basics without breaking down. Even when you're doing all the “right” things, working, showing up, getting by, there’s still this low hum of heaviness that won’t lift. It’s easy to feel like you should be able to fix it on your own. But depression doesn’t work like that, and you don’t have to keep pretending you're okay just to function.

What depression counselling looks like

When depression lingers, it can take over your days in ways that aren’t always obvious to others. You might be running on autopilot, feeling disconnected, or struggling to find energy for anything beyond the basics. In our work together, the goal is to help you understand what’s happening beneath the surface, feel more in control, and start building a life that feels worth engaging in. Depression counselling at Iroko Health is both supportive and practical. We move at a pace that fits your reality — whether that means starting with small, manageable steps or diving deeper into patterns and experiences that have been holding you back. Along the way, we:

01
Understand What’s Really Going On

so you can see the factors affecting your mood and energy.

02
Reconnect with Yourself

by exploring thoughts, emotions, and values that may have been muted or ignored.

03
Build Toward Stability and Energy

with tools, strategies, and shifts that support real change, not just short-term relief.

Each person’s process is different. Some clients focus on developing coping strategies they can use immediately. Others use sessions to unpack long-standing pressures, identity struggles, or life transitions. Either way, you leave with a clearer sense of direction and the next step forward.