Depression treatment in the DFW area.
Depression is more than just feeling sad. If you’ve been stuck for a while, we can help you figure out what’s going on and what to do next.
Since 1990
30+ years treating mental health in North Texas.
4.9 / 5 on Google
208+ verified patient reviews.
Board-certified
Child, adolescent, and adult psychiatry.
1–2 week wait
Most new patients seen within two weeks.
What depression looks like
Low energy. Loss of interest in things you used to enjoy. Trouble sleeping — or sleeping too much. Appetite changes. Feeling hopeless, numb, or irritable. For some people it comes and goes. For others it’s been there for months or years. It doesn’t have to stay that way.
You're not alone.
If any of this sounds familiar, it’s worth a conversation. A real evaluation — not a 15-minute checklist — is the first step toward actually feeling different.
How we treat it
Careful evaluation. Clear options. No 10-minute appointments.
Real conversation
First visit runs long enough to actually understand what's going on. No rushing, no checklists.
Clear treatment plan
You leave with a plan that makes sense — medication, therapy referrals, lifestyle, or some mix.
Long-term follow-through
We see patients for years — not one visit. Consistency is the whole point.
Careful evaluation first — depression has a lot of causes, and the treatment depends on what’s driving it. We’ll talk through medication options, therapy referrals, lifestyle factors, and — for patients who haven’t responded to traditional treatment — Spravato therapy, which Dr. Indukuri is certified to provide.
Kids + Adults
We treat depression at every age.
Why us
Expert, patient-first approach. Won’t push you into medication you’re not sure about. Spravato available for treatment-resistant cases.
Frequently asked questions
What if antidepressants haven't worked for me before?
Dr. Indukuri is certified to provide Spravato, an FDA-approved option for treatment-resistant depression.
Can depression really be treated without medication?
Sometimes, yes. It depends on what you’re dealing with.