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Going to | Dealing With | Doctors and Psychiatrists

Think you might be manic or depressed and want to visit a psychiatrist but don't know how to actually do it? Check below. Or, started seeing one - here's what to expect, what to ask for, and what not to put up with.

18 May 09
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First Time to the Psychiatrist

Am I Manic Depressive?
How do I tell.

Why Should I Visit a Psychiatrist?
It's a good idea. Here's why.

Visiting a Psychiatrist for the First Time
What to expect. What to do. What to demand.

Is My Diagnosis Correct?
Some suggestions if you are not satisfied with you diagnosis or think you have been misdiagnosed.

How I Felt When was Diagnosed as Manic Depressive
How I felt in the psychiatrist's office immediately after I was diagnosed.

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Doctor / You Relationship

If You are Prescribed a Drug, Ask your Doctor these Questions about It (new: 19 May 09)
When you are prescribed medication, don't just accept it. Take the initiative and ask the questions you need to know about the drug.