Depression Therapy Resources for Clients
Screening measures, mood-focused workbooks, and selected resources for clients with low mood, anhedonia, and loss of motivation. Browse below by format.
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Three clinician-vetted starting points to use with clients across assessment, treatment, and reference.
PHQ-9 (Patient Health Questionnaire-9)
Primary focus: Nine self-report items covering anhedonia, low mood, sleep, energy, appetite, and concentration
View detailsFeeling Good: The New Mood Therapy
Primary focus: CBT tools for depressive symptoms, thought restructuring, and mood tracking
View detailsImprove Your Baseline Dopamine for Motivation & Drive | Dr. Andrew Huberman
Primary focus: Daily habits that impact dopamine, motivation, and drive (sleep, NSDR, sunlight, nutrition, exercise)
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Resources to use with clients across assessments, books, workbooks, articles, apps, videos, and podcasts. Explore Depression by format or clinical need below.
Assessments
Standard severity screeners for depressive symptoms at intake and follow-up, useful for tracking change, not as a stand-in for diagnosis or safety review.
What you'll find: Brief depression screeners for symptoms, loss of interest, and monitoring.
Search depression assessmentsMood recovery books
CBT and behavioral activation frameworks, plus recovery-oriented reads for orientation or selective sharing.
What you'll find: CBT depression books on mood, behavioral activation, and recovery.
Search depression booksSkills workbooks
Structured homework for activity scheduling, thought monitoring, and CBT exercises.
What you'll find: Depression resources for activation, cognitive restructuring, and tracking.
Search depression workbooksApps, videos, and psychoeducation
Mood tracking tools, short videos, and digital supports for depression education.
What you'll find: Depression apps, mood tracking tools, and psychoeducation videos.
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