Adderall
Adderall is amphetamine.
How to Actually Access Your Mental Health Benefits
Insurance companies in this country have figured out a quietly profitable trick. They sell you a plan that technically includes mental health coverage, they staff a member-services line that technically answers questions, they publish a provider directory that technically lists…
Remeron
Remeron is the antidepressant nobody picks first and a lot of guys end up grateful for.
Performance Anxiety Isn’t Just About Sex
Performance anxiety doesn't show up the way the name suggests it does.
What Every Insurance Term Actually Means (And Which Ones Matter)
Insurance companies don't write their paperwork to be understood. They write it to be unfalsifiable, which is a different problem.
How Health Insurance Actually Works
Health insurance is confusing on purpose.
Lunesta
Lunesta is the Z-drug you reach for when Ambien isn't holding the night together. Same family, different shape, slightly longer half-life.
Solopreneur Logistics: From LLC to PC
Most clinicians who leave a W-2 job to go solo lose money in their first year, and a fair number of them don't even notice until they sit down with a tax…
PTSD, Explained
PTSD is what happens when your brain encodes a memory wrong.
Licensure vs Certification: What Actually Defines Your Scope of Practice
Most of us came out of training knowing how to interview a patient, how to write a note, and how to talk a guy down off a bad week, and almost none of us…
E&M Codes for Psych: Choosing the Right Level
Most psych clinicians are undercoding their visits, and it's not because they're being modest, it's because nobody taught them how E&M (evaluation and…
Stimulants Help Most People Focus. That Isn’t an ADHD Test.
The single most common ADHD diagnostic story I hear in the room goes like this...