Interpersonal Therapy is a focused and evidence based approach to treat mood disorders. It aims to reduce overall distress. It provides strategies to resolve such problems as:

• Interpersonal therapy addresses interpersonal defects including social isolation.
• It helps clients manage unresolved grief.
• Interpersonal Therapy can help with difficult transition such as retirement, divorce, etc.

Interpersonal Therapy primarily addresses maladaptive thoughts and behaviors as they apply to interpersonal relationships. You also learn how to develop new responses to old dysfunctional behaviors.

Over the years, Dr. Matta has utilized Interpersonal Therapy to help his clients achieve a happier, purposeful, and meaningful life.

As the result of Dr. Matta's success in providing Interpersonal Therapy, he was nominated by Psychology Today magazine as one of America’s best therapists.