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PSYCHOLOGICAL SOLUTIONS FOR CHILDREN, ADOLESCENTS & FAMILIES
Call 919-467-7777 Info@WynnsFamilyPsychology.com
130 Preston Executive Dr, Ste 202 Cary, NC 27513
9207 Baileywick Rd, Ste 203, Raleigh, NC 27615
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Thank you for considering psychiatric services with Wynns Family Psychology. We understand contacting a psychiatrist can be an intimidating but important step. It takes insight and courage
to admit your family needs outside help. We hope these FAQs will answer some of your initial questions and provide reassurance that you’re in expert hands and on the right path to a positive
and fresh start. And while our specialty is kids and teens, please note we also provide psychiatric services for adults. If you have any further questions or would like to schedule an appointment
after reviewing this material, feel free to call
919-467-7777
or
919-805-0182,
or email us at
Info@WynnsFamilyPsychology.com.
We’re always happy to help!
Q: What's the Difference Between a Psychiatrist and a Psychologist?
A:
The simplest answer lies in the educational background required for each profession. A psychiatrist has a degree in medicine and a psychologist has a doctoral-level degree in psychology. Psychologists provide therapy, testing, and sometimes forensic services. Psychiatrists are physicians that have specific training in the assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental illnesses. They typically focus their work on the prescription and management of psychotropic medications.
Q: Do Psychiatrists Provide Therapy Services?
A:
No. Psychiatrists do not provide therapy during the evaluation or medication management appointment. A therapy appointment would be scheduled with one of our psychologists. The psychiatrist’s main goal is to obtain a thorough medical and psychological history in order to make the safest and most effective medication recommendations. The psychiatrist may also recommend against medication.
Q: I Already have a Therapist or Psychologist.
Can She Collaborate with the Psychiatrist?
A:
Yes. In fact, it’s very important and essential to collaborate care with your therapist.
Q: What Should I Expect from a Psychiatric Consultation?
A:
After reviewing your child’s history, symptoms, and concerns, a treatment plan will be established. Often, treatment includes both therapy and medication management. So after setting up an appropriate therapy referral (if needed), a detailed review of medication options (including benefits, warnings and side effects) will be performed.
*Email is not a secure form of communication and confidentiality cannot be guaranteed. Emailing Wynns Family Psychology does not establish a therapeutic relationship.
Please note Wynns Family Psychology does not provide emergency services, though we make every attempt to be available as soon as possible should a crisis occur. For psychological emergencies, call 911 or go to the nearest hospital and ask for the psychiatrist on call.
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Q: What Should I Bring to My First Psychiatrist Appointment?
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Bring previous records, current medications, and intake forms. All minors should be accompanied by their legal guardian, who can provide history and consent for treatment.
Q: What About Negative Side Effects?
A:
All medications, including over-the-counter meds, can have side effects. And while there are norms, the effects can range from minor (like nausea) to more severe, life-threatening issues. Because medications can affect different kids in different ways, it’s important to find a psychiatrist who understands and is experienced specifically with children’s meds. A quality psychiatrist knows careful supervision and clear communication are essential while monitoring medication effects. Your provider will review all these details and work to achieve your child’s optimal balance between benefits and side effects. (And as with any healthcare professional, any changes or concerns with your child should be discussed immediately with your psychiatrist so these issues can be quickly addressed.)
Q: I Feel Guilty About Giving My Child Medication.
Will It “Change” My Child?
A:
Behavioral therapy isn’t always enough to achieve significant and positive change. Genetic and biological factors, among other things, can come into play. When coupled with therapy, medication can sometimes be a family’s best option. Also, medication isn’t meant to “change” your child, but rather bring more of a balance to his emotions and behavior.
Q: How Do I Know if My Child Needs Medication?
A:
Setting up an initial consultation is always a good idea if you need help but aren’t sure how to proceed. Our doctors can discuss your concerns and goals, and collaborate on a solution which includes the services that make the most sense for your family.
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