Why Am I Like This?!

Getting Help That Actually Fits!


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We break down how to choose the right kind of mental health support when you’re not sure where to start and you’re tired of guessing. We explain how therapy, medication management, and functional or integrative psychiatry can work together to reduce symptoms and get closer to root causes.  
• common barriers to getting help and why “who do I go to” is a real problem  
• the difference between therapists, counselors, psychologists, psychiatrists, and psychiatric nurse practitioners  
• why most people need separate providers for therapy and meds and what it looks like when one clinic coordinates care  
• how CBT and DBT support stabilization before deeper trauma work like EMDR or ART  
• using medication to lower symptom severity so you can actually do the work in therapy  
• whole person mental health foundations including sleep, nutrition, movement, and inflammation  
• functional psychiatry vs integrative psychiatry and what labs can and cannot tell you  
• cost and insurance realities plus tips for choosing a plan that covers behavioral health  
• genetic testing basics including CYP metabolism and how results can guide dosing  
• what to expect in an intake, how treatment plans and goals get set, and why early sessions can feel technical  
• how to use a free 15-minute consult to test fit and reduce fear of wasting energy  

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This show is sponsored by: 

Core Self 

www.coreself.org

Benavieri Counseling & Coaching
www.benavieri.com

Active Healing Psychiatric Services
www.activehealingpsych.com

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