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Episode 20: More Than Medication: A Conversation on Psychiatry

30 min · 26 de jun de 2026
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In this episode, Dylan DeMars, Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, discusses the role medication can play in treating anxiety and depression, why it works best alongside healthy lifestyle habits and therapy, and the ultimate goal of treatment: achieving remission, not lifelong dependence on medication.

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