Recommended doctors, therapists, and clinics

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Just reading this thread and can confirm that Dr. Kelly Brogan is not taking new patients but i can recommend

Smith Healy G MD

Psychiatrist

Address: 80 University Pl, New York, NY 10003

Phone:(212) 367-7010

 

She works closely with Dr. Brogan.

 

 

Correction to her name. it is reversed above

should be

 

Dr. Healy Smith

 

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Thomas C. Bent, MD

Laguna Beach Community Clinic
362 Third Street,
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
(949) 494-0761

http://lbclinic.org/about-lbclinic/

 

Dr. Bent, a family physician, was mentioned as knowing about tapering in an article on an American Medical Association Web site http://www.amednews.com/article/20090309/health/303099976/4/

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Scott Haltzman, MD
200 High Service Avenue
North Providence RI 20904
(401)456-3824

 

http://drscott.com/about/

He currently serves as the Medical Director in the Behavioral Health Department at St. Joseph’s Medical Center, in Providence Rhode Island.

 

 

Dr. Halzman, a psychiatrist, was quoted in an article on an American Medical Association Web site http://www.amednews.com/article/20090309/health/303099976/4/ as saying "If we're trying to get them off these drugs, we can do it, but for some people it is painstakingly slow."

[primekittycat]

Michael Kimball, PhD, Psychotherapist

705 S Main St Plymouth, MI 48170

(734) 454-3560

 

I know he is now only taking appointments at his new place in Toledo, OH. He was my therapist for 2 years and my husband's for 2.5 years. Drugs are a last resort (he is against them) and he understands tapering and withdrawal symptoms.

[Joann]

Mcc2929,

 

I just sent Laura Kelly an email. I tried the number but it took to long to wait for an operator.

 

How are you doing now?

 

Does Laura Kelly take insurance? Thanks.

[JanCarol]

I just saw this on Shades of Awakening 

 

This is a RESIDENTIAL community, but they claim they will help withdrawal.  If you look on the website:

http://innerfire.us/

 

You will see that they have a psychiatrist on their consulting staff.

 

I do not know their procedures, I cannot recommend them personally.  This just seemed useful for someone who needs a safe place for emergencies, including psych drug withdrawal.

 

Inner Fire

Beatrice Birch

Grace Brook Farm

26 Parker Road

Brookline Vermont 05345

802-221-8051

 

Inner Fire is a proactive, residential healing community offering a choice for adults to recover from debilitating and traumatic life challenges without the use of psychotropic medications.

 

We seek deep and lasting healing through an intensive program that first stabilizes a person in crisis, gradually replaces medication with holistic healing practices, addresses the core issues precipitating pain and then develops skills for growing beyond these issues and becoming an enthusiastic and vital member of their community. Inner Fire offers an alternative approach:

• Responsible Medication Withdrawal
• Farm-based Work Therapy
• Complementary and Alternative Thearapies
• Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes
• Mentoring, Peer and Life Coaching

Inner Fire grew out of the personal and professional experience ofeatrice Birch and James Taggart. Beatrice is a leading practitioner of Haushka Artistic Therapy and has worked throughout the world in treatment facilities nd training institutes. She has applied knowledge from 30 years of professional practice in prisons, inner cities, residential facilities and her own private practice. Jim has extensive administrative, marketing and fund-raising experience, having been the Executive Director of Spring Lake Ranch, one of the oldest residential treatment centers in the nation, and provided consulting and planning services to many other similar facilities

[Skyler]

 

I just saw this on Shades of Awakening 

 

This is a RESIDENTIAL community, but they claim they will help withdrawal.  If you look on the website:

http://innerfire.us/

 

You will see that they have a psychiatrist on their consulting staff.

 

I do not know their procedures, I cannot recommend them personally.  This just seemed useful for someone who needs a safe place for emergencies, including psych drug withdrawal.

 

Inner Fire

Beatrice Birch

Grace Brook Farm

26 Parker Road

Brookline Vermont 05345

802-221-8051

 

Inner Fire is a proactive, residential healing community offering a choice for adults to recover from debilitating and traumatic life challenges without the use of psychotropic medications.

 

We seek deep and lasting healing through an intensive program that first stabilizes a person in crisis, gradually replaces medication with holistic healing practices, addresses the core issues precipitating pain and then develops skills for growing beyond these issues and becoming an enthusiastic and vital member of their community. Inner Fire offers an alternative approach:

• Responsible Medication Withdrawal
• Farm-based Work Therapy
• Complementary and Alternative Thearapies
• Therapeutic Lifestyle Changes
• Mentoring, Peer and Life Coaching

Inner Fire grew out of the personal and professional experience ofeatrice Birch and James Taggart. Beatrice is a leading practitioner of Haushka Artistic Therapy and has worked throughout the world in treatment facilities nd training institutes. She has applied knowledge from 30 years of professional practice in prisons, inner cities, residential facilities and her own private practice. Jim has extensive administrative, marketing and fund-raising experience, having been the Executive Director of Spring Lake Ranch, one of the oldest residential treatment centers in the nation, and provided consulting and planning services to many other similar facilities

 

 

Good find .. as far as I know.. Dr. Fishelman, the psychiatrist, is aware of and respect's Alto's work.  I've heard excellent things about her in the local community here.  I thought she was in here, or I would have added her name.

[wantmyhubbyback]

Hope, please see the list in the first post in this topic.

 

Andrew Pundy, MD is a doctor who offers benzo tapering http://drpundy.com/benzo-addiction/

 

His office is also accepting patients for tapering of antidepressants and antipsychotics as well as benzos.

 

Andrew Pundy, MD

http://drpundy.com/

1875 Dempster Street

Suite 490

Park Side Center Park Ridge, IL 60068

Phone: 847-518-8490

Fax: 847-518-8492

hubby saw dr. pundy.  he didn't seem to be too much about the tapering... but he did do a genetic test that revealed hubby would do better on some ADs/APs (zoloft and latuda) vs. his current meds (paxil and zyprexa).  he didn't have anything to say about hubby's continued use of ativan (now going on 3 years) which surprised me.

 

i was not terribly impressed by him. 

[Altostrata]

Very disappointing. Even those doctors who know what tapering is are not that sophisticated about it.

[kup0]

you need to put Spain, Javier Aizpiri, burmuin institute, specialist detoxification of drugs and psychotropics

 

http://www.institutoburmuin.com/

[Avnnugdedvb]

Anyone know of any close to Kenosha Racine or Milwaukee who take badger care plus plan 80840

[wantmyhubbyback]

Anyone know of any close to Kenosha Racine or Milwaukee who take badger care plus plan 80840

hi there. not sure about badger care as we have private insurance. but i would for sure recommend staying away from dr. david bresnahan, who is a bigtime fan of polypharmacy.  hubby saw a couple of other psychiatrists in the milwaukee area while we lived there -- dr. james winston and dr. james hurth -- who were better.  i think dr. hurth only handles in-paitent cases at columbia st. mary's hospital but his office may be able to recommend someone.  good luck!

[Robinlynn]

Can anyone in the St Louis area recommend a good place for accupuncture? I hate just picking someone random.

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moved from stand alone topic

[Newbeginning]

The psych nurse I see has been supportive of my tapering. She does not pressure me to do it faster and she prescribes what I need. She's open to the use of supplements and has some knowledge in that area--though not lots.

 

I don't think she can handle any problems with the tapering process and I would not say she's an expertin withdrawal/tapering, but since there's no one from Arizona on this list, I thought I would list her name here. At the very least she will listen, believe your symptoms are real and prescribe what you need without pressuring you. That's more than most doctors do. Oh and she takes most major insurance providers.

 

I do have to warn some of you that have made the decision to never use psych meds again, she might suggest them if your condition does not improve. In this case simply remind her how sensitive you are, and she won't pressure further. It's not like she brings it up all the time either (maybe twice in the 1.5 years I've seen her).

 

Here's her info:

 

Judy Hahn MSN, PMHNP-C, ANP-C

1130 E. Missouri Ave, Suite 830

Phoenix, AZ 85014

 

Phone: 602-710-1113

e-mail: jhahnnp@gmail.com

 

Hope this helps someone.

[Christian]

I'm not sure of the protocol of adding a doctor here (if they need to be contacted and agree to it, etc.?) I would nominate my psychiatrist, Dr. Elizabeth McMasters, from McHenry Community Health Center, McHenry, IL. She has been very sympathetic, and seems to recognize my descriptions as withdrawal syndrome, not relapse. She has been supportive and willing to taper slowly and carefully, and has shown interest when I share things I have learned about withdrawal syndrome. She has never once tried to suggest I need to stay on medication for life, and seems conservative about prescribing. I'm not sure if she would consider herself a withdrawal expert but she does seem more knowledgeable than anyone else I have run into.

 

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Dr. Elizabeth McMasters

Pioneer Center for Human Services

Main: 815.344.1230

Fax: 815.344.3815

Admissions: 815.759.7204

GetHelp@pioneercenter.org

 

Liberty Square

3901 Mercy Dr

McHenry, IL 60050

815-363-9900

 

4100 Veterans Pkwy

Mchenry, IL 60050

(815) 385-6400

 

YouTube https://youtu.be/AxoFsY4jxDs

 

and an article that mentions her http://www.nwherald.com/mobile/article.xml/articles/2012/06/25/r_4mg0x17_q5szh54sfrzsuw/index.xml

Hi there Jfrank. As you probably know, Dr McMasters is no longer there. If you happen to know if she is still practicing and has a new contact info, please let me know. Thanks. I hope you are doing OK

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For benzo withdrawal, from https://lifelieswaiting.wordpress.com/2010/12/19/how-to-get-a-doctor-to-help-you-taper-off-of-benzodiazepines/
 
Dr. Stevan Gressitt

11 State House Station

32 Blossom Lane Marquardt Bld 2nd Floor

Augusta, ME 04333

(207) 287-4273

 

Dr. Gressit is also director of the University of New England Institute for Pharmaceutical Safety and is a member of the Maine Benzodiazepine Study Group

 

See the list of MDs and DOs who belong to the study group here http://www.benzos.une.edu/#NewsandeventsThey may be of help. Please post in this topic if you consult with any of them.

 

 

 

[InvisibleUnless]

ive been calling through dozens of psychiatrists and mental health facilities again the past few days.  i have one tentative claim of dealing with protracted withdrawal, and one positive response.  the positive responder said he would like to be added to the SA list (or any others), and supports people in getting off medications.  he offers alternative treatments for any remaining psychiatric conditions, but does not take insurance.  i have not seen him, so this is just based on the phone conversation we had.

 

Thomas A. Gonda, Jr., MFT, MD

 

Contact:

 

Direct Phone Line:  (510) 495-4826

FAX:  (888) 960-9076

E-mail:  tgondajr@earthlink.net

Skype:  ThomasGonda

Webpage:  http://www.thomasgonda.com/

 

Licensing:

 

California Licensed Physician and Surgeon (G 60409)

California Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (MFC 50715)

 

Services:

 

Psychotherapy, Psychopharmacology, Solution Focused Talk Therapy, Insight

 

Locations:

 

Market Street Center for Psychotherapy

1231 Market Street, Suite 810

San Francisco, CA  94103

 

San Francisco Healing Arts Building

1801 Bush Street at Octavia

San Francisco, CA  94109

 

Marin County Psychotherapy

700 E Street, 2nd floor

San Rafael, CA  94901

 

Montclair Psychotherapy

2220 Mountain Blvd, Suite 240

Oakland, CA  94611-2905

[mjk1970]

Hey there - not sure if you're still active or following this thread, but what info could you provide about Dr. Carroll? I actually have an appointment with her next week.

 

Kathleen Carroll, MD

Psychiatrist

336 E Bloomingdale Ave, Brandon, FL 33511
(813) 689-2466

[KT38]

Hi!  I was put on Zoloft by my regular Dr. and she did not recognize I was having a bad reaction to it so I got off after a week.  Then 5 weeks later in bad bad withdrawal I went to see Dr. Vilardebo who almost killed me....she put me on all these SSRIs when I cannot take them!!!  I tried them for 2 months.  Went to the hospital out of my mind and they said I cannot take SSRIs.  So, they took me off cold turkey and all h3ll from loose............2 months later I went to see Dr. Carroll just to see what a new psych would say and she said I def had an adverse reaction and to stay away from SSRIs.  This was almost a year ago and I still see her and she recommends therapy, etc.... you know, stuff that does not help during this horror show but at least she recognized what happened to me.   She was telling how she helped someone taper for 2 years, etc... so she will help you taper if that is what you are doing.  Or are you already off the meds?  I am almost 12 months off the SSRIs and in incredibly bad shape still. 

[mjk1970]

Hey KT: I live east of Tampa also (probably in your same area) and had the same bad experiences with Dr. Vilardebo (now Fickey). She is a nice person, but prescribed me on WAY too many medications. I was on a rollercoaster of a bunch of different meds she wanted to "try" me on; then I went into the hospital after the Valium she gave me made me depressed and suicidal. I was put in the hospital this past November as a result (very bad experience there), where they put me on a bunch of *different* meds and Ativan 2 mg/day. 

 

It was only then that I did some research on these meds and especially became scared of taking the Ativan. I've tapered down to 1.125 mg a day, but still am on the "cocktail" of meds Dr. V put me on. I've since started seeing a new psych, but am not too happy with her, either. She tried cutting me from 75 mg Zoloft to 0 mg in three weeks, and there's just no way (I've cut down to 62.5 and will try to cut down to 50 after this weekend). I told her I wanted to prioritize the Ativan tapering (Ashton manual says to do the benzo tapering first, then the A/Ds), but she is insistent that I stay on the Ativan and that it will "help" me through the A/D tapering. She also suggested I go into the hospital again and come off everything C/T under their supervision! I've checked around with ppl in the benzo communities and they are unanimous that this is a terrible idea on her part.

 

I'm glad you had a good experience with Dr. Carroll. I will probably need the slow-and-long treatment as well. I have to work and need to support my family (and at least be a somewhat functional wife and mom to two teenage boys!). I can live with some discomfort but can't be totally disabled, so need to go S-L-O-W.

 

Thanks so much for the recommendation; I'll read your message now.

[wantmyhubbyback]

mjk -- interested to hear how it goes with dr. carroll. i tried to get an appointment for hubby in november, and they said she was booked out until march! so i didn't both as hubby was in bad shape at the time and we couldn't wait for her.  so far we've been to see a psych at mayo in jax, and 2 here in st. pete. the mayo doc was good but she's 4 hours away and they don't serve as regular psychiatrists anyway -- the 2 here are terrible and so we're still in search of someone good.  right now hubby sees dr wojas at USF -- we call her 'dr coldfish" as she has the worst personal style of nearly any doc i've ever met.  the other is dr shah who didn't even ask hubby about his background or how he came to be depressed and anxious before telling him to cut down the paxil (not the right call based on what the mayo doc says).  hubby is still on the polypharmacy, although he's managed to eliminate gabapentin entirely without any wd and has cut the zyprexa down to 7.5mg. dr coldfish wanted him to increase the latuda to 40 mg -- he did and felt terrible so dropped it back down to 20mg.  i'm still hoping we can start a zyprexa microtaper sometime in the summer/fall and then start on the paxil. note, many of the folks in this forum disagree with dr. ashton's advice on eliminating the benzo first, and i have to agree.  hubby is still taking .5mg ativan in the mornings and i think it works on the acute anxiety he feels when he first awakens; i do think this will be the last drug we taper for that reason.  but i'm sure alto or one of the other mods can provide some insight on that for you.

 

pls let me know what you think of dr carroll and if she's worth waiting 3 months for?

[ChessieCat]

Here is one for AUSTRALIA - Western Australia - one that I had reply to my Email Campaign.

 

Australia: WA

 

Jennifer Wright (Certified Hakomi Therapist)

 

I have many years of experience helping adults of all ages with depression, anxiety, adjustment issues and personal problems. As a Clinical Psychologist, I am unable to offer advice on antidepressant withdrawal.  However, along with other therapists at Chelsea Psychology, I am happy to support people as they withdraw from medication.

 

CONTACT DETAILS:

 

Chelsea Psychology

Suite 3 (upstairs)

Chelsea Professional Centre

145 Stirling Highway

NEDLANDS WA 6009

 

Phone:        08 9386 6020

Mobile :       0423 072 231

Email:         zeus@iinet.net.au

Website:     www.chelseapsychology.com.au

[mjk1970]

mjk -- interested to hear how it goes with dr. carroll. i tried to get an appointment for hubby in november, and they said she was booked out until march! so i didn't both as hubby was in bad shape at the time and we couldn't wait for her.  so far we've been to see a psych at mayo in jax, and 2 here in st. pete. the mayo doc was good but she's 4 hours away and they don't serve as regular psychiatrists anyway -- the 2 here are terrible and so we're still in search of someone good.  right now hubby sees dr wojas at USF -- we call her 'dr coldfish" as she has the worst personal style of nearly any doc i've ever met.  the other is dr shah who didn't even ask hubby about his background or how he came to be depressed and anxious before telling him to cut down the paxil (not the right call based on what the mayo doc says).  hubby is still on the polypharmacy, although he's managed to eliminate gabapentin entirely without any wd and has cut the zyprexa down to 7.5mg. dr coldfish wanted him to increase the latuda to 40 mg -- he did and felt terrible so dropped it back down to 20mg.  i'm still hoping we can start a zyprexa microtaper sometime in the summer/fall and then start on the paxil. note, many of the folks in this forum disagree with dr. ashton's advice on eliminating the benzo first, and i have to agree.  hubby is still taking .5mg ativan in the mornings and i think it works on the acute anxiety he feels when he first awakens; i do think this will be the last drug we taper for that reason.  but i'm sure alto or one of the other mods can provide some insight on that for you.

 

pls let me know what you think of dr carroll and if she's worth waiting 3 months for?

 

Sure thing. Is it you who is on the meds in your sig, or your hubby?

[Pokeshaw]

Hi Pokeshaw

 

I see in your signature that you are seeing Dr. Kelly Brogan-have you found it helpful?  I had reached out to her when I was first starting to feel depressed late 2012/early 2013 and she told me she did not prescribe meds and refereed me to a colleague.

 

I was wondering if her protocol was working for you.

Hi Hibari -  Yes, I have seem Dr Brogan. I am one of those who are too sensitive to supplements so was not able to take anything she prescribed but I did change my diet at her suggestion. basically a paleo diet based on 'The Perfect Health Diet' that she recommends. She also suggested that since I am so sensitive to supplements I should work energetically and she referred me to a very good homeopath, Rebecca Elmaleh here in NYC. I saw the homeopath for a time and that was somewhat helpful but then even on the remedies I began to have aggravated symptoms so I took a break.

She is quite wonderful and i wish i could take the supplements. Maybe in the future. Mainly I was just so relieved to see someone who completely understood what was happening to me. that was worth a lot!

Poke

[mjk1970]

mjk -- interested to hear how it goes with dr. carroll. i tried to get an appointment for hubby in november, and they said she was booked out until march! so i didn't both as hubby was in bad shape at the time and we couldn't wait for her.  so far we've been to see a psych at mayo in jax, and 2 here in st. pete. the mayo doc was good but she's 4 hours away and they don't serve as regular psychiatrists anyway -- the 2 here are terrible and so we're still in search of someone good.  right now hubby sees dr wojas at USF -- we call her 'dr coldfish" as she has the worst personal style of nearly any doc i've ever met.  the other is dr shah who didn't even ask hubby about his background or how he came to be depressed and anxious before telling him to cut down the paxil (not the right call based on what the mayo doc says).  hubby is still on the polypharmacy, although he's managed to eliminate gabapentin entirely without any wd and has cut the zyprexa down to 7.5mg. dr coldfish wanted him to increase the latuda to 40 mg -- he did and felt terrible so dropped it back down to 20mg.  i'm still hoping we can start a zyprexa microtaper sometime in the summer/fall and then start on the paxil. note, many of the folks in this forum disagree with dr. ashton's advice on eliminating the benzo first, and i have to agree.  hubby is still taking .5mg ativan in the mornings and i think it works on the acute anxiety he feels when he first awakens; i do think this will be the last drug we taper for that reason.  but i'm sure alto or one of the other mods can provide some insight on that for you.

 

pls let me know what you think of dr carroll and if she's worth waiting 3 months for?

 

Hi again,

 

I have to say that I got a good impression from Dr. Carroll. She wants me to go a little lower on my Ativan and then hold; she really thinks I need to taper off my Seroquel first as she says it can have bad long-term effects. I've only been on Seroquel since January, so hopefully the tapering from that won't be too painful. It sounds like she is amenable to not only tapering, but also reading up on the Ashton Manual, which neither of my other doctors were too keen on. 

 

I also like her because, unlike one of my former doctors, she isn't condescending to me, nor does she make suggestions that I C/T off everything I'm on--that doctor seemed to be under the impression that it wouldn't be that big of a deal in the long run. Ummmm...no. Dr. Carroll, in contrast, seems to be more sensible and empathetic. 

 

Do you live in the Jacksonville area, and would you commute this far to consult with her?

 

boof

[Mort81]

Sorry forgot to reply to this . I always forget about posts.  Dr Bishop cannot prescribe drugs . He does have expertise in  Pychopharmacology, I  probably butchered the spelling.  And is also a Phycoanalyst . He does have contacts to help precribe and guide through a super slow taper . So Pychiatrists  but not sure about GP.     He really has been a massive help for me. If it wasnt for his letter to my GP she would have never treated me as someone with SSRI discontinuation syndrome. Hes also tried to help me get Financial assistance. I got called by the insurance company yesterday and they are reviewing my case. I dont know if I will be accepted as you guys know they dont believe in withdrawal. But at the very least I have tried and all the forms were filled out . I will update the board when I find out.

[btdt]

Sorry forgot to reply to this . I always forget about posts.  Dr Bishop cannot prescribe drugs . He does have expertise in  Pychopharmacology, I  probably butchered the spelling.  And is also a Phycoanalyst . He does have contacts to help precribe and guide through a super slow taper . So Pychiatrists  but not sure about GP.     He really has been a massive help for me. If it wasnt for his letter to my GP she would have never treated me as someone with SSRI discontinuation syndrome. Hes also tried to help me get Financial assistance. I got called by the insurance company yesterday and they are reviewing my case. I dont know if I will be accepted as you guys know they dont believe in withdrawal. But at the very least I have tried and all the forms were filled out . I will update the board when I find out.

he is here

http://www.drscottbishop.ca/cred.htm

 

I did not see any links to drug withdrawal or Mad... 

 

Other than paper work what does he do for you?  Anything?  It is nice to have the facts laid out and a spade called a spade but really I think I am beyond it ... I no longer care what they call me.. so over it.  Is he of any use in your opinion for folks in wd who are off the drug for years... asking an opinion maybe you don't know the answer that is ok too..just say so. 

peace

it is still the same place that fired Healy 

search Healy here if you like..

http://scientific-misconduct.blogspot.ca/2008_07_01_archive.html

[Mort81]

Hey I think that's how he knows Healy. He talks so highly of him. To be honest paperwork and getting your other doctors to be on same page is probably the main thing he can help with. He suggests many things that we know on this site for coping like meditation courses, naturopath and just eating healthy. Slowly being active. And doing what you can. Im not sure if he could be a big help

[Mort81]

I see his page doesn't talk about drug withdrawal but believe me I have seen him 5 times and follow his Twitter. On Twitter all he does is repost articles from healy, rxisk and mad in America. Not sure if you have twitter but if you do check it out

[Mort81]

Here see if this link works. I think you can look without signing up. Withdrawal and medication harms seems to be his personal interests

 

Check out Dr. Scott R Bishop (@DrScottBishop): https://twitter.com/DrScottBishop?s=09

[btdt]

Would love to see his response to this

http://survivingantidepressants.org/index.php?/topic/11737-kelly-brogan-exposing-the-truth/

 

can you tweet him that ...I don't tweet I am lucky to type... can't do that so well. 

 

The idea he would heads up other docs would be something maybe worth the trip I don't live in Toronto... I don't have much energy for news docs either... 

 

Just figure if he is going to be Canada's only hit on this list he had better be good as he is going to be swamped. 

peace Mort

[Cheeky]

Anyone in Australia that you guys can reccomend, I've seen youlanda but feel she's tapering method is way to fast . I really need some advice here.thanks

[compsports]

Anyone in Australia that you guys can reccomend, I've seen youlanda but feel she's tapering method is way to fast . I really need some advice here.thanks

Can you ask her to slow it down to a pace that is comfortable for you?  

 

CS

[JanCarol]

The resources page of this website list this doctor in Ohio:

Jodie Skillicorn

Phone: 330-715-9282

Website:http://www.mindfulpsych.com/dr-skillicorn.html

Accepts Insurance: No

Address: 3610 West Market Street, #102

City: Fairlawn

Type of support offered: prescribing/tapering, supplements, mindfulness based psychotherapy, mind-body skills

Country: USA State: Ohio

Fairlawn is near Akron, which is not too far from Cleveland.

 

Pasted from <http://www.madinamerica.com/2015/01/antidepressant-induced-mania/> 

[Marsha]

Is there anyone who lives in northern California who knows of a doctor who will prescribe clonazepam?

[elbee]

I messaged mjk1970 because I also live in the Tampa, FL area and I'm looking for someone trustworthy and knowledgeable to work with for my taper. mjk1970 mention Dr. Kathleen Carroll and said she had a good experience, but it seemed from her comment that someone else had mentioned Dr. Carroll previously ... but I couldn't find any mention (but maybe I'm missing something)?

 

Why does FL healthcare / mental health seem to be so far behind the curve on things?

 

Also a general FYI. I recently got an email from Mad in America and they mentioned they were going to be republishing their provider referrals on their site. As I'm relatively new to all of this I didn't know that they apparently has this type of info published previously? Anywho thought I would pass along the info ...