How do I know if I would benefit from Medication Management services?

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You may notice several signs indicating that you could benefit from medication management services. 

Consider scheduling a consultation with us if you:
  • Struggle with severe or persistent symptoms that hinder daily functioning despite therapy.
  • Experience significant mood instability, frequent panic attacks, or psychotic symptoms.
  • Have difficulty engaging in therapy due to overwhelming anxiety, depression, or intrusive thoughts.
  • Report sleep disturbances, appetite changes, or energy fluctuations that impact well-being.
  • Have a history of mental health conditions that typically respond well to medication, such as bipolar disorder or severe depression.
  • Express frustration over limited progress in therapy or worsening symptoms despite treatment efforts. 
Serenity Behavioral Health Services offers comprehensive medication management to support your mental and physical well-being. Our services include an initial assessment, where we conduct a thorough evaluation of your medical history and current medications. We also provide medication adjustment, carefully fine-tuning dosages and combinations to achieve the most effective therapeutic outcomes. Education and counseling empower you with the knowledge and tools needed to manage medications confidently. Additionally, we can coordinate care by working closely with your healthcare team to ensure seamless communication and continuity of treatment. 
 
If you are interested, call 614-948-3273 to get started with Medication Management Services. 
 
We hope to help you soon.

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