Refractory symptoms part 2: Basic needs and the fallacy of stability

Dr. Nardi is a psychiatrist and psychologist. He obtained his psychology degree in the year 2000. Following that he obtained a certificate in CBT and a master's degree in clinical psychology at the most prestigious Brazilian university. He obtained his MD degree in 2010. In 2016 he completed his psychiatry residency at Penn State. Altogether, he has worked as a mental health professional for more than 20 years, covering from individual psychotherapy to inpatient/ outpatient psychiatry, substance use treatment, and interventional psychiatry .His passion for teaching and learning led to the creation of the True Psychiatry Network ,&nbsp;an online clinic dedicated to delivering mental health care while minimizing the excesses of the field and bringing psychology back to everyday practice.

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Dr. Nardi is a psychiatrist and psychologist. He obtained his psychology degree in the year 2000. Following that he obtained a certificate in CBT and a master's degree in clinical psychology at the most prestigious Brazilian university. He obtained his MD degree in 2010. In 2016 he completed his psychiatry residency at Penn State. Altogether, he has worked as a mental health professional for more than 20 years, covering from individual psychotherapy to inpatient/ outpatient psychiatry, substance use treatment, and interventional psychiatry .His passion for teaching and learning led to the creation of the True Psychiatry Network , an online clinic dedicated to delivering mental health care while minimizing the excesses of the field and bringing psychology back to everyday practice.

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