When Medication Might Help Your Child — and How to Talk About It (includes a quiz)
Deciding whether your child might benefit from medication is one of the harder calls a parent makes. The good news is that this is one …
Deciding whether your child might benefit from medication is one of the harder calls a parent makes. The good news is that this is one …
Wondering whether medication might help is a reasonable response to feeling stuck. There are practical, accessible ways to decide on a next step. You can …
Whether this is your first time seeking out mental health counseling, or you are already familiar with mental health services, here’s some information that will …
Deciding whether to try medication for depression, anxiety, or ADHD is rarely a clean yes or no. It’s usually a tangle of hope and hesitation. …
Here is the good news: for most people, side effects are mild, often temporary, and very manageable. Even better, you are not doing this alone. …
If you’re searching for an adolescent IOP (intensive outpatient program) near you, you’ve probably already realized that weekly therapy isn’t enough for what your teen is dealing with, but a hospital or …
If you’ve done the research, talked to your psychiatrist, and decided that TMS is the right next step for your depression, you don’t need another general explainer. You need …
If you’re a Williamson County parent trying to find a child psychiatrist, you’ve probably already hit the wall: Vanderbilt’s child psychiatry program carries waitlists of …
If you live an hour from the nearest mental health provider, work shifts that don’t match a 9-to-5 schedule, have mobility challenges, or just don’t …
If you’ve tried to find a psychiatrist in Memphis, you already know the problem. The options tend to be: check into Lakeside if you’re in crisis, get your psychiatric medications from …