psychopharmacologists

Carlat noted that many psychopharmacologists practice "fragmented care" in which they solely prescribe medication for patients while referring them "to a professional lower in the mental-health hierarchy" for therapy.

Robert David Jaffee: Psychotherapy over Psychopharmacology 2010

For research materials: David Healy, who generously provided transcripts of his interviews with the early psychopharmacologists, and Joseph Dumit, whose recordings of television ads were indispensable.

MANUFACTURING DEPRESSION Gary Greenberg 2010

"Very few psychiatrists go into psychoanalysis today and large chunks of the profession are dominated by psychopharmacologists," says

Freudian Flip: No More Augusts Off 2010

It points to the arrogance of some psychopharmacologists that Dr. Carlat exposed in his article, the view that therapy is low in the food chain and not worthy of a scientist.

Robert David Jaffee: Psychotherapy over Psychopharmacology 2010

Most psychiatrists today arguably are psychopharmacologists; they just don't necessarily self-identify as such.

Kaitlin Bell: What Is a Psychiatrist, Anyway? Kaitlin Bell 2010

From a psychopharmacologists' standpoint, propofol shares properties in common with many drugs that are abused.

Sleep to Dream 2009

From a psychopharmacologists' standpoint, propofol shares properties in common with many drugs that are abused.

Archive 2009-07-01 2009

As parents, one of our jobs has been to maintain a record of our child's history in terms of psychotropic drugs used and abandoned; hospitalizations; other forms of treatment such as ECT; and the contact information for providers that have included psychopharmacologists, therapists, eating disorder specialists, nutritionists, group therapies; inpatient information.

Charlotte Moses Fischman: Why New York City Needed A Comprehensive Web Site for Mental Illness 2009

Today modern psychopharmacologists dispense drugs like candy despite their limited effectiveness.

The UltraMind Solution M.D. Mark Hyman 2009

One of the world's most famous psychopharmacologists, Dr David Healy, author of "The Antidepressant Era," and "Let Them Eat Prozac," says that an overall review of the published clinical trial data on the new antidepressants reveals a 10% difference in the way people respond to the drugs verses a placebo.

Jury Trials In 2008 Expected To Expose SSRI Maker's Dirty Secrets 2008