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patina <bmiller@scott.skidmore.edu> wrote:

>b) it's serotonin *receptors*, not "recipients". and, other than the 
>fact that both types of meds are used to treat mental problems, lithium 
>and SSRIs have nothing to do with each other. if the problem is 
>thyroidal, prozac won't help at all. if the problem is depression, 
>lithium is sometimes *added* to another antidepressant in order to 
>potentiate the AD effect.
>c) a psychotherapist can't do anything about meds. only MDs can 
>prescribe

>brooke

You're absolutely right! This is a problem of the language, normally I
speak German, sure I know English, but with some diffucult words
like they are used in that thread, it may happen, that I mix up some-
thing. That happened this time exactly! I'm so sorry! I tought the
problem is about treatment of depression, for these cases, I'm sure
my (and your) information will be helpful.
It's the same with the description of jobs: Here in my country, the
psycho-therapists had a study of medicine at the university, they
are allowed to prescribe meds. In USA, for this job seemed to be
used another word...
Next time, when I gonna write a follow-up-article, i'll gonna use a
dictionary...::--)))
Well sorry once more, and I hope, the person, which started the
thread can get some really useful help now!