Depression therapy ·

Atlanta & Georgia

Depression makes everything heavy. You don't have to carry it alone.

Therapy in Atlanta and across Georgia for the low, the numb, and the going-through-the-motions. In person in South Buckhead, and virtually across Georgia.


You’re managing. Barely.

From the outside you're still functioning — showing up, checking boxes, keeping it together. Inside, the color has drained out of things. The tiredness isn't the kind sleep fixes, and what you used to care about feels far away. You're not lazy, and you're not broken. This is a place to set the weight down and slowly feel like yourself again.


Depression isn't a character flaw. It's a signal worth listening to.

Low mood, numbness, and exhaustion aren't proof that something's wrong with you — they're often the mind's response to carrying too much, for too long, without enough support. You don't have to push through it alone or wait until it's "bad enough." Together we make sense of what it's telling you and find the way back toward feeling.

Four ways we lift the weight, together.

Rewrite the story

Depression narrows the story to "this is just how I am." Together we widen it — separating you from the heaviness so change starts to feel possible again.

Reconnect, gently

Depression pulls you inward and away from people. We tend to the connection and support that isolation quietly erodes — at a pace that feels safe.

Treat the roots

We look beyond mood alone to the whole context — stress, roles, history, the pressures you're inside — so we address what's feeding it, not just the symptoms.

Care that sees all of you

Your background shapes how depression shows up and whether it's even named at home. We hold all of that, with honesty and without judgment.

This might be your work if…

The tiredness doesn't lift, no matter how much you rest.


Things you used to enjoy feel flat, far away, or pointless.


You’re still functioning on the outside and empty underneath.


You feel like you're going through the motions of your own life.


You keep telling yourself it's not "bad enough" to get help.

Recognize yourself? Let's talk →

I'M IN THIS WITH YOU

You don't have to feel better before you reach out.

The cruelest part of depression is that it talks you out of asking for help. I'm Rochelle Marecheau, LMFT, founder of Thérapie de Marecheau. You don't need the right words or a good day to begin — just somewhere steady to start. My job is to be that place while the color slowly comes back.

In person

A private, soothing office in South Buckhead, Atlanta.

Virtually

Teletherapy anywhere in the state of Georgia.

Fees

Self-pay · Sliding-scale Pricing · Therapy Vouchers

Ready to feel like yourself again?

Depression tells you nothing will help. One conversation is a small way to start proving it wrong.

If you're in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) anytime — support is available 24/7.