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Dr. H sits down with Dr. Usha Udupa, a Colorado-based child and adolescent psychiatrist, to explore the complexities of working with patients in the context of the family. They discuss topics such as:
How and when family members should be included in treatment
What if the patient refuses family involvement
When the identified patient isn't the problem
How and when to break confidentiality, especially with substance abuse
What are the hidden stories behind what people believe about meds
Why so many young men are failing to launch
What to do when one or more family members don't believe in treatment
Dr. H talks all things ADD/ADHD, meds/stimulants, treatment options
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Dr. H sits down with Dr. Usha Udupa, a Colorado-based child and adolescent psychiatrist, to explore the complexities of working with patients in the context of the family. They discuss topics such as:
How and when family members should be included in treatment
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When the identified patient isn't the problem
How and when to break confidentiality, especially with substance abuse
What are the hidden stories behind what people believe about meds
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