Non-Pharm Interventions

Trudy L. is a 29-year-old female patient who initiated care because she feels like she has no energy. She just had her annual wellness exam and her primary care provider told her that she is in excellent health. Because she complained about this excessive fatigue, her PCP performed a CBC, CMP, UA and thyroid function tests and told her that, along with her physical examination, everything looks normal. Further discussion reveals that Trudy is having some relationship challenges with her boyfriend of two years and this seems to be “spilling over” at work where she is having persistent conflict with her supervisor. Ultimately the PMHNP diagnoses Trudy with major depressive disorder, mild, single episode. The PMHNP and Trudy discuss treatment options, and Trudy would really like to try non-pharmacologic interventions. Which of the following represents the best approach for Trudy?
A. Family therapy
B. Behavioral therapy
C. Psychoanalytic therapy
D. Interpersonal therapy