#phychologist

Seeking help for depression is a powerful step, but who should you reach out to: a psychiatrist or psychologist? Psychiatrists provide medical treatments and are ideal if your symptoms may require medication. Psychologists, on the other hand, offer therapeutic support, helping you address emotional challenges and learn effective coping strategies. Both approaches can be essential in treating depression, depending on individual needs.

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If you’re a diabetic, you might want to see a psychologist. One in every four diabetic patients suffer with depression, anxiety, or eating disorders. This goes for Type 1, and Type 2. Even if you don’t struggle with depression, anxiety, or eating disorders, seeking an appointment with one is a good idea. Psychologists can help diabetic patients change their behavior. They will assist with teaching to gradually improve eating habits, activity levels, and overall outlook on life. They will assist in teaching patients effective strategies to make sure that they regularly test blood glucose, take their medications, and complete other self-management activities that every diabetic must learn.

Beware of doorways! 😉 #boundaries #triggers #phychologist #themind

And who knows when I’ll be getting my psychologist.