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Is there any medication to help my husband quit alcohol?
He needs to be evaluated for need for detox. There are 5 medicines that can help prevent relapse. See an addiction psychiatrist or an addiction medicine dr. if he won't go get READ MORE
He needs to be evaluated for need for detox. There are 5 medicines that can help prevent relapse. See an addiction psychiatrist or an addiction medicine dr. if he won't go get trained in CRAFT.
Why do I feel more happy in the afternoon?
Short naps in the afternoon are sorely needed in our backwards culture. Good for you!
Why do I find it hard to remember people's names?
Names don't carry, meaning you should try to come up with a visual story that comes up with name. Write it down, ask how they spell it.
What should I watch for when Adderall Xr 10 mg medication has stopped
There can be rebound hypertension briefly stopping the clonidine, but it's a low dose, withdrawal from Adderall is tiredness and hunger for a few days. No danger.
Will I have to be on anti-depressants throughout my life once I start them?
A single bout of depression is 6-9 months of treatment. CBT psychotherapy can help prevent relapse. If you have recurrent depression that responds to medication, you can usually READ MORE
A single bout of depression is 6-9 months of treatment. CBT psychotherapy can help prevent relapse. If you have recurrent depression that responds to medication, you can usually cut the dose in half after several months.
Difference in treatment between a psychiatrist and psychologist?
A psychiatrist is trained as a physician and is a medical doctor who can prescribe medication, and often is also trained in therapy. A psychiatrist will also consider medical causes READ MORE
A psychiatrist is trained as a physician and is a medical doctor who can prescribe medication, and often is also trained in therapy. A psychiatrist will also consider medical causes of symptoms. A psychologist is trained in therapy, in doing research, and can do psychological testing. Some psychiatrists also do reach. Both groups can be in administration.
I am feeling very depressed, and have not had success with medication. What can be done to help me?
When medicines fail, not all avenues have been explored, like MAO inhibitors. For severe depression, electroconvulsive therapy is safe and very effective, though it means being READ MORE
When medicines fail, not all avenues have been explored, like MAO inhibitors. For severe depression, electroconvulsive therapy is safe and very effective, though it means being in the hospital and about two months of blank memory (nothing from the past is lost). Transcutaneous magnetic stimulation is less scary for people, but may not be better than another. Try at medication.
My son displays sociopathic behavior. Can anything be done to help him?
A very structured special school might help his outward behavior. Some people without empathy still can be citizens and function in society. They will always be somewhat cold.
What can I do to help cope with the loss of my mother?
Jounal everything you remember of her. rely on other people. consider seeing a therapist or if very depressed a psychiatrist
What can be done for chronic depression if medications do not work?
I'm not sure how severe its is. there is TCMS (magnetic stimulation, for severe depression ECT. for mild but chronic depression. psychotherapoy meditation, exercise. always worth READ MORE
I'm not sure how severe its is. there is TCMS (magnetic stimulation, for severe depression ECT. for mild but chronic depression. psychotherapoy meditation, exercise. always worth getting a general check up
Can schizophrenia be treated?
no guarantees, but there are many ways of improving you life. medicines but also strategies like exercise, joining community events there are social services
Has my mother's illness affected my wife?
Yes. One needs to both care for yourself and others. Selfishness is bad, and selflessness is, too.
With my mother's illnesses, I am becoming extremely depressed. What can I do about this?
Do things to care for yourself. Consider talking with a counselor. If your functioning is impaired, consider getting a psychiatric opinion.
Can chemotherapy cause depression?
I would run it by the oncologist first as there are many chemotherapy agents. In all likelihood, yes. There are psychiatrists who specialize.
I had severe postpartum depression after giving birth to my son. Is it likely I will have it with my second child?
That's likely sertaline (Zoloft). It doesn't get into the breast milk. Best to head it off.
I am very shy in public. What can I do?
Psychotherapy and medications, especially SSRIs. Get a medical check-up, though.
Why is my 27 year old daughter only reading depressing things?
I very much doubt there is anything to be concerned with. If her mood is fine, I would just be glad you have a great reader for a daughter.
What can I do to get over my depression at the loss of my pet?
Accept that your grief honors your pet's life.
Am I depressed?
You are deeply troubled and, yes, depressed. Though there are other things at work: the eating patterns, the self-criticism. While medication is part of the answer, you need psychotherapy. READ MORE
You are deeply troubled and, yes, depressed. Though there are other things at work: the eating patterns, the self-criticism. While medication is part of the answer, you need psychotherapy.
I am feeling better with just my anti-anxiety medications. Do I still require counseling?
I'm a believer in not always doing regularly scheduled therapy, but doing sessions as needed, once you are stable.
