Dr Josef
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Psychologist Stops Psych Meds After 25 Years and Here's What Happened
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September 4, 2024
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WebsiteJoin Dr. Josef WittDoerring, a boardcertified psychiatrist specializing in identifying and treating psychiatric adverse drug reactions, as he interviews Dr. Lynn Berg, a clinical psychologist with a deeply personal story to share. After being medicated for over 25 years, Dr. Berg reflects on how these medications impacted her development and relationships. Now, having successfully tapered off all of her medications, she shares how she is feeling better than ever. Dr. WittDoerring brings a unique perspective from his experience as a Medical Officer at the FDA, where he analyzed adverse drug reactions and proposed modifications to drug labeling. Don't miss this insightful conversation about recovery, resilience, and the journey to finding true wellbeing.
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