Bipolar Disorder Therapy in Melissa, TX
More than everyday mood changes.
Therapy offers space to understand your experiences, develop coping skills, and strengthen support in daily life. It typically works alongside medication management and ongoing care from a qualified prescribing clinician.
Changes can reach into daily life.
Changes in mood and energy
Experiencing periods of unusually elevated or irritable mood, or periods of depression.
Changes in sleep
Needing much less sleep during elevated periods, or struggling with sleep during depression.
Racing thoughts
Noticing thoughts, speech, or activity moving faster than is usual for you.
Low energy or interest
Finding everyday tasks or activities harder to engage with during depressive periods.
Impulsive decisions
Making choices during elevated periods that differ from your usual judgment or priorities.
Strain on daily life
Navigating the effects of mood episodes on relationships, work, and responsibilities.
Understand your patterns.
Strengthen your support.
Therapy is one part of a broader treatment plan. Megan can discuss how sessions fit alongside medical care and, with your permission, coordinate with other treating professionals when appropriate.
Recognize changes and patterns
Explore mood, sleep, and activity patterns, and discuss when to seek additional support.
Support everyday routines
Work on routines, coping skills, and relationships that support your treatment goals.
Consider your care together
Discuss how therapy fits alongside medication management and other support you may need.
Support that sees the whole person.
- 20+ Years of Clinical Experience
- EMDR Trained
- Trauma-Focused Care
- IFS-Informed Approach
Questions are welcome.
DO MOOD CHANGES MEAN I HAVE BIPOLAR DISORDER?
HOW CAN THERAPY HELP SOMEONE LIVING WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER?
DOES THERAPY REPLACE MEDICATION FOR BIPOLAR DISORDER?
CAN THERAPY BE HELPFUL BETWEEN MOOD EPISODES?
CAN WE MEET ONLINE?
Support for the life you are navigating.
Private-pay therapy is $165 for a 60-minute session.
