Flashback to the year 1987 . . . A time when the antidepressant fluoxetine (Prozac) first hit the market as an FDA-approved antidepressant. It was a life-changing drug that brought astonishing results to depressed patients across the globe. Now, in 2019 . . . Here we are, almost Thirty-three years after the introduction […]
3 Important Things to Consider When Screening A Ketamine Provider
Ketamine is one of the most exciting treatments to emerge for mood disorders in decades! With its rapid, real-life results and promising research over the years, it seems like more and more ketamine providers are popping up left and right. At Montana Psychiatry, we understand what it’s like for those living with the numbness […]
How to Care For Yourself When You Have To Care For Others
Self-care is one of those buzzwords that can conjure up images of relaxing bubble baths and weekend spa retreats. This is just another one of society’s misconceptions because, in reality, proper self-care doesn’t have to cost a dime. It’s also not just a trend- it’s a necessity! Why? Because you deserve to take […]
Helping Someone in Crisis – Healthcare Professional Resources
As healthcare providers, we are on the frontline to identify patients that may be suicidal. To educate the community (and also our colleagues)Montana Psychiatry & Brain Health Center has assembled a FREE Suicide Awareness Healthcare Professional Resource Kit. Each part of the kit can be integrated separately into your practice. We would suggest beginning by […]
Managing Emotions: A 3-Step Plan For College-Bound Families
The transition from high school to campus life is a BIG milestone for a teen! A milestone that’s met with great anticipation and excitement for many adolescents. It’s the first time living alone… adapting to unfamiliar schedules… and adjusting to a new stage in life. As parents, helping your child make the transition to college […]
What To Do When Antidepressants Don’t Work
The symptoms of depression can be crippling for those who suffer from this illness. Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) is a debilitating illness associated with frequent relapses, persistent symptoms, and incomplete recovery. MDD can interfere with daily activities, causing persistent feelings of sadness, loss of interest, and hope. It negatively impacts relationships, disrupts school and career […]
Explore Your Options for PTSD Treatment
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is a condition that develops after experiencing an event that involves severe physical or mental shock. Symptoms include reliving the event when certain triggers take place, being unable to sleep due to nightmares in which the events are replayed in the mind, and finding it difficult to relate to other people […]
Common Questions about Insomnia
At one time or another, most people will experience insomnia. While being unable to sleep for one or two nights may have more to do with something going on in your life, a continual pattern of not sleeping indicates there’s a more serious issue. How much do you know about this condition and what can […]
Discover the Breakthrough Benefits of Ketamine Therapy
For people who have suffered for years from depression that can’t be resolved by any other means, ketamine seems to be a miracle drug. Many people have used ketamine therapy to ease what seemed like intractable depression. How is Ketamine Different From Other Antidepressants? SSRIs, or selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, have been popular for treating […]
Could You Benefit from TMS Therapy?
The most common form of treatment for depression is medication therapy with various forms of antidepressants. This should not be the only answer to depression, however. There should be at least one complementary treatment so you don’t become dependent on antidepressant medication, which can be very dangerous. Cognitive behavioral therapy and psychotherapy are forms of […]
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