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If you are not the one prescribing, you can still take an active part in the medication conversation. You see the person weekly and hold the ordinary detail their prescriber never gets to see.
Ask what they notice and write it down in their own words. With their permission, send the prescriber a short note that can be read in a minute: when…
A child who has spent years being told they are careless will often say yes to whoever finally seems glad of them. Work on how they see themselves is not a soft extra to the clinical work.
Count the corrections in a single day and it is easy to see what accumulates. By the time an offer comes from someone friendly, the pull is belonging…
Blood pressure on a stimulant is an individual matter. For most people it is a non-event, and where it does rise the answer is often a different stimulant rather than none at all.
No blood test or cheek swab will tell you in advance which one suits you. Finding out means trying, measuring and being willing to change, which is…
When medication works, its best effect is often on everything else you were already trying. Coaching, exercise, a routine: each of them needs enough attention to get started, and attention is the thing in short supply.
That is why setting medication against the other approaches usually misses the point. The plan you could not keep last year may be perfectly keepable…
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