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EPISODE · May 13, 2014 · 39 MIN

Beyond Meds-Alternative to Psychiatry - May 13,2014

from The Wellness Journey Podcast Series · host The Wellness Journey Shows

In our society today we have many people who are suffering from various forms of emotional and/or mental illnesses. Many times rather than get to the root of what is causing these issues Doctors prescribe medications and patients agree to take them without really knowing what the side effects may be after long term use. The scary thing is that the term "long term use" doesn't necessarily mean years and years...in some cases these drugs are only meant to be used 2 to 4 weeks, yet Doctors allow patients to take these kind of drugs for years. Join me and Monica Cassani, creator of the popular blog Beyond Meds as she shares with us her remarkable story and subsequent journey to recover from protracted psychiatric drug withdrawal. Monica Cassani has seen the system from both sides – as a social worker and as a person whose life was severely ruptured by psychiatric drugs. An amazing, inspiring and very important broadcast that you don't want to miss! Read - Wellness Woman 40 and Beyond E-Mag a mind,body,spirit wellness magazine for women over 40

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