How do you know IPT is a good fit for you?

Here’s a simple way to self-assess—ask yourself:

Question:  If you say “yes,” IPT might be a great match:
Do I feel that my depression or anxiety is worsened by conflicts, isolation, or relationship stress?
Have I recently gone through a big life change that shook my sense of self or stability?
Do I often feel stuck in repetitive relationship patterns (e.g., always falling into the same conflicts)?
Am I open to learning better ways to communicate and resolve issues?
Would I benefit from short-term, focused therapy instead of open-ended exploration?

And honestly? A good way to tell if IPT is for you is to try a session with a trained IPT therapist.

They’ll often help you figure out early on if it’s the right fit or if another therapy would serve you better.

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