If you’re thinking about using SPRAVATO® (esketamine) to treat treatment-resistant depression, you may ask yourself: Does it take long? Just how long is one visit? How does the general time or duration of this program look? How do you plan for work, family, or usual...
Depression may be lonely and stressful, especially when it doesn’t go away even when you try your hardest to feel better. Many people find relief through medication, therapy, or changes to their lifestyle. For some, the symptoms persist. This is often called...
If you’ve been coping with depression that hasn’t improved despite trying several therapies, you may have heard about SPRAVATO® as a possibility. You’re bound to have questions, especially if this is your first time around. At Trained Mind Psychiatry, we are committed...
Parenting teenagers can be a challenging time of life, of course, and it’s not always easy to determine if they’re having normal stress or if they’re having more serious issues, such as anxiety. Persistent worry or concern could be a sign of an...
ADHD can make it difficult to focus, keep organized, and get things under control in day-to-day life. Medication can be a helpful part of treatment, but many people want to know how to tell if it’s really helping.Trained Mind Psychiatry helps families and individuals...
If you’re thinking about medication for anxiety, you may have asked yourself, “Will this change me?” It’s one of the biggest fears patients have before starting therapy. The good news is that anxiety meds aren’t trying to change your personality; they’re designed to...
Talking to your psychiatrist about genetic testing may be frightening, particularly if you have tried a couple of medications and failed. You may fear you’re questioning their expertise, or asking for something experimental. The reality is that informed inquiries from...
Parenting children and teens today seems more difficult than ever. Kids are dealing with stressors that previous generations didn’t deal with in such intensity, like academic pressure, social media, family changes, and the uncertainties of growing up. We want to...
Mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, and chronic stress often feel like they are happening in the body rather than the mind. Some people can feel pain in their chest, dizziness, stomach discomfort, tiredness, headache, and even some symptoms can mimic...
After a long day, you are at your desk, having unread e-mails and deadlines staring back at you. The job seems to be going well, and the projects are on the right track, and the recognition is what you desire, but you are feeling wiped out, foggy on the brain, and out...
