Helping Reduce Medications

 

In many people’s recovery, the time comes when they want to try reducing, or entirely getting off, psychiatric medications. Unfortunately, people too often find they must take this step without any assistance, even though competent assistance from a therapist who understands the issues might reduce the risk that something will go wrong.

I wrote the following guide (click on the link below!) to help therapists who may be interested in helping clients reduce or get off medications (and to do so without in any way crossing professional boundaries or appear to be “practicing medicine.”) Or, you might want to give a copy of this guide to your therapist, if you are wanting to work toward some reductions but your therapist is unsure of how to assist you in this!

Guide to therapists in helping clients rely less on medications

 Date Posted: 30 Apr 2009 @ 03 09 AM
Last Modified: 23 Jan 2010 @ 07 11 PM
Posted By: RonUnger
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