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Mental Health Information

HereSince1628

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5. sudden withdrawl from SSRIs and SNRIs can be difficult.

Reply to I_Like_Hammers (Reply #4)

Sat Jul 11, 2015, 10:03 PM

Jul 2015

If you need to talk about your personal experiences with that, the Mental Health Support Group may be an appropriate forum. Many DUers following that forum have firsthand experience with psych meds.

This forum is broadly for discussions about current events/news/published findings in psychology and doesn't have as active a following

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Sex bias in mental healt treatment...psychologists prescribe boys antipsychotic drugs [View all] HereSince1628 Jul 2015 OP

I'm not surprised that this is true TexasTowelie Jul 2015 #1

Or if for no other reason than things such as elementary teachers making referrals to psychologists HereSince1628 Jul 2015 #2

+1 lumberjack_jeff Jul 2015 #3

I've experienced what "antipsychotics" do to the mind I_Like_Hammers Jul 2015 #4

sudden withdrawl from SSRIs and SNRIs can be difficult. HereSince1628 Jul 2015 #5

I would hate for my psych doc to have sampled the merry-go-round of psych meds. Peace Seeker Aug 2015 #6