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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
The chapter a diagnosis sits in was decided by a committee, and the medicines did not rearrange themselves to match. When you are thinking about treatment, it helps to look past the name on the file to what the person is actually carrying.
Anxiety used to sit in one place in the manual and now sits in three, with trauma conditions and obsessive ones given rooms of their own. That…
Nothing you take can act on something that is not there to be acted on. It is a plain limit, and it explains a good deal of the disappointment people carry about treatment.
A medicine travels everywhere in the body and only does something where there is something for it to work through. So the question is not whether a…
Sleeping tablets, sedatives, antihistamines and alcohol all pull on the same brake. Whoever is prescribing needs the whole list, including the things that do not feel like medicine.
People rarely mention a nightly drink or a sleep aid bought off the shelf, because neither feels like part of the treatment. Together they can add up…
If you do not know how much of something you are taking, you cannot tell whether it is helping you. That is the honest problem with most calming products bought off the shelf, quite apart from whether the ingredient works.
Testing of these products keeps turning up contents that do not match the label, sometimes including things the label never mentions. So a good week…
There is more about worry and anxiety than the practices: the worry and anxiety area has the themes and the courses too.