Psychotherapy works better for some people, and medications work better for other people. The two approaches work differently and complement each other there’s absolutely no reason not to do both together and enjoy the benefits of both.
- What are the advantages of psychotherapy?
- What is psychotherapy?
- What do I do if I feel my doctor is making all my decisions for me and not allowing me to help find the right treatment?
- What if I am not satisfied with the treatment my current doctor is providing?
- Can I choose my own psychiatrist through an HMO or clinic?
- What should I look for in the first appointment to indicate that a new doctor is right for me?
- What is the psychiatrist looking for in our first few sessions?
- What does a psychiatrist usually do during the first appointment?
- Sometimes my antidepressant seems to have failed and I feel sad again what’s happening?
- What if I have to wait too long to get an appointment with the psychiatrist I want to see?
- What should I look for in a psychiatrist?
- What should I ask a psychiatrist before I see her?
- How can I find a good psychiatrist?
- What are the advantages in seeing a psychiatrist over other health professionals?
- How are psychiatrists different from other medical doctors?
- Can all medical doctors treat my depression?
- What’s the first step in treating unipolar major depression?
- How can a doctor help me with my depression?
- Are these alternative treatments safe?
- Why do doctors prescribe Parnate?
