… psychological approaches to therapy. Skilled use of the psychiatric drugs currently available
… treatments for many psychiatric disorders, cognitive behavioral therapies or other symptom-…

Personalized medicine has become increasingly relevant to many medical fields, promising
more efficient drug therapies and earlier intervention. The development of personalized …

Rosenbaum’s Handbook of Psychiatric Drug Therapy, 4th edition, 1 which was published in
2000. In the 6-year interval, the book has grown in the number of authors (from 2 to 5) and in …

… , drugs have become almost indispensable in the therapeutic management of psychotic
conditions, both acute and chronic. Indications for drug therapy in psychiatric … of the drug to be …

… documents that effects of psychiatric drugs are inextricably bound up with psychosocial
forces. There is great overlap in the power of the placebo and that of psychiatric drugs, with both …

… Because psychiatric disorders significantly … psychiatric drug therapy may be an adjunct in
treatment. The purpose of this study was to determine the efficacy of drug therapy of psychiatric …

… The clinical psychiatric diagnosis was noted as described in the patient's medical records.
A note was made of all drug therapy taken within the previous 6 months. This included use of …

… in the elderly as chronic heart failure, but myocarditis and cardiomyopathy, although relatively
rare, are devastating, but potentially reversible complications of psychotropic drug therapy …

… Application of Schedule I Drugs There is no doubt that the field of psychiatry is rapidly …
long-lasting or partial-to-poor therapeutic response with conventional treatments for numerous …

… medications do more harm than good, and in my own practice, I rely upon individual, couples,
and family therapy without starting patients on psychiatric drugs (see Breggin, 2008a and …