What university has a good program in Psychiatry?
Q. I'm looking for a good program in Psychiatry to go on to after I graduate with a BS in Psychology. Also, what science should I take?
Asked by I'm Just Honest! - Sat Dec 13 18:02:26 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You don't really specialize in Psychiatry until you get an MD and enter your residency -- so just try to get into the best medical school that you can. Once you have your MD, you will be in a better position to decide where to do your internship and residency. You can major in any field to get into medical school -- as long as you take the premed classes. See the link below. You will have to take Calculus, Biology, Physics and two years of Chemistry (including Organic Chemistry). It would be a good idea to take more -- so majoring in biology or chemistry would be a good idea.
Answered by Ranto - Sat Dec 13 18:40:09 2008
Q. I'm looking for a good program in Psychiatry to go on to after I graduate with a BS in Psychology. Also, what science should I take?
Asked by I'm Just Honest! - Sat Dec 13 18:02:26 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You don't really specialize in Psychiatry until you get an MD and enter your residency -- so just try to get into the best medical school that you can. Once you have your MD, you will be in a better position to decide where to do your internship and residency. You can major in any field to get into medical school -- as long as you take the premed classes. See the link below. You will have to take Calculus, Biology, Physics and two years of Chemistry (including Organic Chemistry). It would be a good idea to take more -- so majoring in biology or chemistry would be a good idea.
Answered by Ranto - Sat Dec 13 18:40:09 2008
What is the difference between Psychology and Psychiatry?
Q. I know that with Psychiatry- they prescribe pills for whatever issue you may have. with Psychology they dont. But besides that- what are the differences? Please advise. Thanks in advance!
Asked by Roxxie - Wed Jul 11 14:18:44 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Years ago, there probably wasn't a huge difference and that's why most people wanted to go to psychiatrists (since they were the MDs.) Now though, MOST (no, not ever single one) psychiatrists simply write out prescriptions for meds, ask if you have any bad side effects, stuff like that. This is because psychiatrists (again, mostly) believe all mental health issues are brain disorders, symptoms have no particular meaning and you need to get rid of them ASAP. Psychologists help you access emotions (which is not possible if they've been blunted by medication) so that you can figure out the meanings of your symptoms and move your way through them. I mean, this is a really simplistic explanation, but it would take a long time to explain about… [cont.]
Answered by lotus4yoga - Wed Jul 11 14:29:08 2007
Q. I know that with Psychiatry- they prescribe pills for whatever issue you may have. with Psychology they dont. But besides that- what are the differences? Please advise. Thanks in advance!
Asked by Roxxie - Wed Jul 11 14:18:44 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Years ago, there probably wasn't a huge difference and that's why most people wanted to go to psychiatrists (since they were the MDs.) Now though, MOST (no, not ever single one) psychiatrists simply write out prescriptions for meds, ask if you have any bad side effects, stuff like that. This is because psychiatrists (again, mostly) believe all mental health issues are brain disorders, symptoms have no particular meaning and you need to get rid of them ASAP. Psychologists help you access emotions (which is not possible if they've been blunted by medication) so that you can figure out the meanings of your symptoms and move your way through them. I mean, this is a really simplistic explanation, but it would take a long time to explain about… [cont.]
Answered by lotus4yoga - Wed Jul 11 14:29:08 2007
What are some good colleges for psychiatry?
Q. I'm looking into becoming a psychiatrist and I'm trying to figure out what some good colleges would be. I live in Tennessee so I was also trying to find out if UT has a good psychiatry department. Can you help me please?
Asked by Hippi Heather - Thu Oct 2 21:57:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Psychiatry is a branch of medicine. People don't usually study psychiatry in college. They go to college to get a BS. After college they go to medical school to become an MD. After becoming an MD, they spend a year as a medical intern. At that point, the enter a residency program in Psychiatry -- where they spend several years mastering the subject. UT would be a decent enough school to go to for your BS. You should take all the Pre-Med classes. But it is always a good idea to take more than the minimum required, so you should major in Biology or Chemistry. While UT is a decent enough school, goinf to a better university for your BS will increase your chances of getting into medical school.
Answered by Ranto - Thu Oct 2 22:06:41 2008
Q. I'm looking into becoming a psychiatrist and I'm trying to figure out what some good colleges would be. I live in Tennessee so I was also trying to find out if UT has a good psychiatry department. Can you help me please?
Asked by Hippi Heather - Thu Oct 2 21:57:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Psychiatry is a branch of medicine. People don't usually study psychiatry in college. They go to college to get a BS. After college they go to medical school to become an MD. After becoming an MD, they spend a year as a medical intern. At that point, the enter a residency program in Psychiatry -- where they spend several years mastering the subject. UT would be a decent enough school to go to for your BS. You should take all the Pre-Med classes. But it is always a good idea to take more than the minimum required, so you should major in Biology or Chemistry. While UT is a decent enough school, goinf to a better university for your BS will increase your chances of getting into medical school.
Answered by Ranto - Thu Oct 2 22:06:41 2008
What are the legal requirements of practicing Psychology or Psychiatry in different countries?
Q. What are the legal requirements to practice psychology or psychiatry in places like Thailand, China, Peru, Mexico, or anywhere else?
Asked by BradyQ - Tue Apr 21 21:41:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I did a quick search for "mexico, psychologist association" and found this page on the APA website. You could do the same thing for psychiatrist association. You could also look up "registration" "college of ___ psychologists" etc... Then look at the country you're interested in. Each country will have its own requirements.
Answered by cleeps - Wed Apr 22 10:09:44 2009
Q. What are the legal requirements to practice psychology or psychiatry in places like Thailand, China, Peru, Mexico, or anywhere else?
Asked by BradyQ - Tue Apr 21 21:41:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I did a quick search for "mexico, psychologist association" and found this page on the APA website. You could do the same thing for psychiatrist association. You could also look up "registration" "college of ___ psychologists" etc... Then look at the country you're interested in. Each country will have its own requirements.
Answered by cleeps - Wed Apr 22 10:09:44 2009
What is the difference between psychology, psychotherapy, and psychiatry?
Q. i know psychiatry probably deals with mental illness and the use of medications for those illness.
Asked by mizzhollywood26 - Sun Apr 27 16:49:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Psychology is simply the study of the mind. Psychotherapy can involve several methods (the most common being individual or group) and theories (cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy) to evaluate and work through problems a person may face. This is usually what people refer to when they mention they are in counseling. Psychiatry is a medical specialty related to chemical imbalances in the brain causing mental illness. This is the branch of psychological services that handles medication management and hospitalizations.
Answered by sadrianazea - Sun Apr 27 17:25:52 2008
Q. i know psychiatry probably deals with mental illness and the use of medications for those illness.
Asked by mizzhollywood26 - Sun Apr 27 16:49:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Psychology is simply the study of the mind. Psychotherapy can involve several methods (the most common being individual or group) and theories (cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy) to evaluate and work through problems a person may face. This is usually what people refer to when they mention they are in counseling. Psychiatry is a medical specialty related to chemical imbalances in the brain causing mental illness. This is the branch of psychological services that handles medication management and hospitalizations.
Answered by sadrianazea - Sun Apr 27 17:25:52 2008
what is the best school for majoring in psychiatry or psychology?
Q. Hi. I'm in high school. I am a freshman. I know its a little early for me to worry about this but I want to know. I would really like to major in psychiatry. And minor in fine arts. I live in the midwest, and would like to go somewhere on the coasts. What would suit me best?
Asked by Isabella V - Sun Aug 24 21:24:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Arizona State has a top notch psych program. Just to let you know, you'll want to go to medical school to be a psychiatrist. Medical schools don't care where you go for college, they just care what you do. Get involved in research and try to get published, do lots of medical volunteering or work, do lots of community service and be the president of at least one organization on campus, get good letters of recommendation. You will need 2 science profs, one non science prof, one doctor, and a personal letter (from a dean or a politician or CEO etc). You might want to get two personal letters, because I believe one or two med schools require six, but most want 3-5.
Answered by Dancing D - Mon Aug 25 16:19:46 2008
Q. Hi. I'm in high school. I am a freshman. I know its a little early for me to worry about this but I want to know. I would really like to major in psychiatry. And minor in fine arts. I live in the midwest, and would like to go somewhere on the coasts. What would suit me best?
Asked by Isabella V - Sun Aug 24 21:24:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Arizona State has a top notch psych program. Just to let you know, you'll want to go to medical school to be a psychiatrist. Medical schools don't care where you go for college, they just care what you do. Get involved in research and try to get published, do lots of medical volunteering or work, do lots of community service and be the president of at least one organization on campus, get good letters of recommendation. You will need 2 science profs, one non science prof, one doctor, and a personal letter (from a dean or a politician or CEO etc). You might want to get two personal letters, because I believe one or two med schools require six, but most want 3-5.
Answered by Dancing D - Mon Aug 25 16:19:46 2008
is there anyway to make money criticizing psychiatry?
Q. im obsessed with psychiatry, but im strongly against it. is there any way i can find a job working for a anti psychiatry group? i reasearch it everyday and and have wrote a near 30 page paper on it i dont believe there is a central nonprofit group, but i was just looking for ideas.
Asked by John - Thu Apr 30 00:42:15 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I guess i would want to try and understand your obsession with anti-psychiatry thinking. Personally i felt that the whole concept was a farce because there is no solution or results that usually comes from the sessions. I had this image that the whole idea is to talk one on one and that this is supposed to create a solution that will make things better as if though there is a simple medicine or remedy. When i tried to commit suicide, it all changed and i needed someone willing to talk and listen for more than a simple hour once a week. My life crashed and it has taken about 6 years to bring my life back into a world that seems to be more normal if there is such a thing. As far as an anti-psychiatry group or organization i am not… [cont.]
Answered by PSW s - Thu Apr 30 00:51:54 2009
Q. im obsessed with psychiatry, but im strongly against it. is there any way i can find a job working for a anti psychiatry group? i reasearch it everyday and and have wrote a near 30 page paper on it i dont believe there is a central nonprofit group, but i was just looking for ideas.
Asked by John - Thu Apr 30 00:42:15 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I guess i would want to try and understand your obsession with anti-psychiatry thinking. Personally i felt that the whole concept was a farce because there is no solution or results that usually comes from the sessions. I had this image that the whole idea is to talk one on one and that this is supposed to create a solution that will make things better as if though there is a simple medicine or remedy. When i tried to commit suicide, it all changed and i needed someone willing to talk and listen for more than a simple hour once a week. My life crashed and it has taken about 6 years to bring my life back into a world that seems to be more normal if there is such a thing. As far as an anti-psychiatry group or organization i am not… [cont.]
Answered by PSW s - Thu Apr 30 00:51:54 2009
Possible to get a degree in psychiatry with a history of mental illness?
Q. I have a friend who had a history of mental instability in high school, and now she swears that she has a degree in psychiatry and works in a hospital with mental patients. Is this possible, or is she still probably just as looney tunes as she always was? Thanks for the answers guys. But this disturbs me... so what you're all saying is that someone that tried to kill themselves multiple times and been under suicide watch in the hospital is allowed to work and "rehabilitate" mentally ill people??? Yikes.
Asked by Not the crazy one... - Wed Jul 16 14:04:31 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have a friend who had a history of mental instability in high school, and now she swears that she has a degree in psychiatry and works in a hospital with mental patients. Is this possible, or is she still probably just as looney tunes as she always was? Thanks for the answers guys. But this disturbs me... so what you're all saying is that someone that tried to kill themselves multiple times and been under suicide watch in the hospital is allowed to work and "rehabilitate" mentally ill people??? Yikes.
Asked by Not the crazy one... - Wed Jul 16 14:04:31 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
May you help me with web sites about psychiatry?
Q. I am a medical student who decided to specialize psychiatry and I want special web sites for psychiatry, will you help me?
Asked by Isadora - Thu Jan 3 18:42:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is the American Psychological Association. The REAL info students need. Also try Signing up with a medical online info site as a student. You will have access to more and better info. Good Luck Fellow Psych Major
Answered by deigratiaamen - Thu Jan 3 19:33:43 2008
Q. I am a medical student who decided to specialize psychiatry and I want special web sites for psychiatry, will you help me?
Asked by Isadora - Thu Jan 3 18:42:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is the American Psychological Association. The REAL info students need. Also try Signing up with a medical online info site as a student. You will have access to more and better info. Good Luck Fellow Psych Major
Answered by deigratiaamen - Thu Jan 3 19:33:43 2008
What are the important differences between psychiatry and psychology?
Q. When do you go to one and when the other?
Asked by unknown - Thu Apr 5 16:14:50 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow, as you can see from the answers given, you're not the only one confused out there! Let's sort it out Psychiatrist: a medial doctor, can prescribe medication, can diagnose disorders. Psychologist: not a medical doctor, can prescribe medication in only 2 states (there's a whole political war over prescription privelages), can diagnose disorders. Generally speaking, a psychiatrist will treat problems with medicine and does very little with therapy. Hence, most people only spend about 15-30 minutes with them in appointments. They are also especially good adjunctive resources to have when your difficulty invovles the intersection of medical and psychological problems (e.g., a brain lesion, traumatic brain injury, etc.) as they can… [cont.]
Answered by Doc - Thu Apr 5 17:19:46 2007
Q. When do you go to one and when the other?
Asked by unknown - Thu Apr 5 16:14:50 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow, as you can see from the answers given, you're not the only one confused out there! Let's sort it out Psychiatrist: a medial doctor, can prescribe medication, can diagnose disorders. Psychologist: not a medical doctor, can prescribe medication in only 2 states (there's a whole political war over prescription privelages), can diagnose disorders. Generally speaking, a psychiatrist will treat problems with medicine and does very little with therapy. Hence, most people only spend about 15-30 minutes with them in appointments. They are also especially good adjunctive resources to have when your difficulty invovles the intersection of medical and psychological problems (e.g., a brain lesion, traumatic brain injury, etc.) as they can… [cont.]
Answered by Doc - Thu Apr 5 17:19:46 2007
Whats the difference between psychology and psychiatry?
Q. I'm supposed to write a paper on the difference.
Asked by Jaso P - Tue Apr 22 14:20:33 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The fundamental difference is that psychiatry requires a medical degree first, and then a specialization in mental illness. They can write prescriptions for medicine since they are medical doctors. A psychologist usually has a Ph.D., but not an M.D, therefore, cannot write prescriptions.
Answered by jurydoc - Tue Apr 22 14:24:53 2008
Q. I'm supposed to write a paper on the difference.
Asked by Jaso P - Tue Apr 22 14:20:33 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The fundamental difference is that psychiatry requires a medical degree first, and then a specialization in mental illness. They can write prescriptions for medicine since they are medical doctors. A psychologist usually has a Ph.D., but not an M.D, therefore, cannot write prescriptions.
Answered by jurydoc - Tue Apr 22 14:24:53 2008
What are the educational requirements to practice psychiatry in Maryland?
Q. I heard a Masters was necessary, but with the research I've done, it seems as though you must first get your BA, then MD, then do a minimum 4 year residency. Is a Masters required in Maryland?
Asked by Sydney J - Thu Dec 11 18:18:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A psychiatrist is an M.D., in any state. Master's degrees are earned in psychology. To get a license to practice psychiatry, you would need an M.D. and the required residency [3 years, with an optional first year of internal medicine]. During residency you would take the National Board Exam, which will lead to certification. Different states have different requirements for licensing. These should be available at the website for particular states, or perhaps at the AMA or APA websites.
Answered by MomSezNo - Thu Dec 11 18:59:07 2008
Q. I heard a Masters was necessary, but with the research I've done, it seems as though you must first get your BA, then MD, then do a minimum 4 year residency. Is a Masters required in Maryland?
Asked by Sydney J - Thu Dec 11 18:18:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A psychiatrist is an M.D., in any state. Master's degrees are earned in psychology. To get a license to practice psychiatry, you would need an M.D. and the required residency [3 years, with an optional first year of internal medicine]. During residency you would take the National Board Exam, which will lead to certification. Different states have different requirements for licensing. These should be available at the website for particular states, or perhaps at the AMA or APA websites.
Answered by MomSezNo - Thu Dec 11 18:59:07 2008
What are the best places to live for psychiatry?
Q. I want to go to medical school, and become a psychiatrist. I want to live in the city. I don't have a location preference. Where would the best places, relevant to my job, be to live?
Asked by royalflushster - Sat Jan 5 18:43:20 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there are freaks all over the world -no place is better than another. you have guaranteed business wherever you set up shop.
Answered by versantly - Sat Jan 5 18:45:55 2008
Q. I want to go to medical school, and become a psychiatrist. I want to live in the city. I don't have a location preference. Where would the best places, relevant to my job, be to live?
Asked by royalflushster - Sat Jan 5 18:43:20 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there are freaks all over the world -no place is better than another. you have guaranteed business wherever you set up shop.
Answered by versantly - Sat Jan 5 18:45:55 2008
I'm graduating with a bachelor's in Psychology, but I might want to do Psychiatry?
Q. I plan to attend graduate school. Would I be able to utilize my psychology degree if I plan to go for psychiatry? Additionally, what kind of classes are taken in "graduate" school for psychiatry?
Asked by Lipstick Lesbian - Tue Jun 2 13:55:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Graduate School" for Psychiatry is Med School. If you haven't completed the pre-med checklist courses, you'll need to enter a post-bacheloreatte pre-med program. Most big cities have a college or two that offer these 2 year science intensive programs. If you want to do graduate school, you can do a 2 year Masters in Clinical Psychology, or Counseling, and be employed in 2 years. If you go with med school, expect 4 years of med school, and a 3 year Psychiatry residency.
Answered by Prospero Reincarnate - Tue Jun 2 14:18:34 2009
Q. I plan to attend graduate school. Would I be able to utilize my psychology degree if I plan to go for psychiatry? Additionally, what kind of classes are taken in "graduate" school for psychiatry?
Asked by Lipstick Lesbian - Tue Jun 2 13:55:40 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "Graduate School" for Psychiatry is Med School. If you haven't completed the pre-med checklist courses, you'll need to enter a post-bacheloreatte pre-med program. Most big cities have a college or two that offer these 2 year science intensive programs. If you want to do graduate school, you can do a 2 year Masters in Clinical Psychology, or Counseling, and be employed in 2 years. If you go with med school, expect 4 years of med school, and a 3 year Psychiatry residency.
Answered by Prospero Reincarnate - Tue Jun 2 14:18:34 2009
What should a pregraduate study who is interested in Psychiatry?
Q. I know one has to go to medical school to be a psychiatrist, but what should he or she study before that?
Asked by stagedive704 - Sun Mar 18 20:40:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Organic chemistry and other scientific courses. I would recommend that you take psychology courses that focus on clinical application - that is, how to talk with real, live people. That's the one area that tends to get short shift in med schools. You will benefit greatly by learning to listen to people and hear what they are trying to tell you. That makes a huge difference in your ability to help them.
Answered by Dr. D. Star Reader - Sun Mar 18 20:55:55 2007
Q. I know one has to go to medical school to be a psychiatrist, but what should he or she study before that?
Asked by stagedive704 - Sun Mar 18 20:40:05 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Organic chemistry and other scientific courses. I would recommend that you take psychology courses that focus on clinical application - that is, how to talk with real, live people. That's the one area that tends to get short shift in med schools. You will benefit greatly by learning to listen to people and hear what they are trying to tell you. That makes a huge difference in your ability to help them.
Answered by Dr. D. Star Reader - Sun Mar 18 20:55:55 2007
What is the difference between psychiatry and psychology?
Q. Which one is supposed to help people get over their problems like depression or marital problems?
Asked by Christine F - Tue Oct 17 09:32:42 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Psychiatry is defined as the study of the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental illness while psychology is defined as the scientific study of human behavior, mental processes, and how they are affected and/or affect an individuals or group's physical state, mental state, and external environment.
Answered by Inquiry Complex - Tue Oct 17 09:46:10 2006
Q. Which one is supposed to help people get over their problems like depression or marital problems?
Asked by Christine F - Tue Oct 17 09:32:42 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Psychiatry is defined as the study of the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental illness while psychology is defined as the scientific study of human behavior, mental processes, and how they are affected and/or affect an individuals or group's physical state, mental state, and external environment.
Answered by Inquiry Complex - Tue Oct 17 09:46:10 2006
What qualities are needed in a person to work in child psychiatry?
Q. I am considering a career in this and would love to know as much as possible about what it involves. Thanks for any help!
Asked by Rosie - Sun Aug 24 12:59:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well you have to know how to help with behavioral as well as mental problems with the child and how to relate to the child and what methods work also of course you have to have the training and have good people skills. hope i helped!
Answered by Kathy! - Sun Aug 24 13:09:43 2008
Q. I am considering a career in this and would love to know as much as possible about what it involves. Thanks for any help!
Asked by Rosie - Sun Aug 24 12:59:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well you have to know how to help with behavioral as well as mental problems with the child and how to relate to the child and what methods work also of course you have to have the training and have good people skills. hope i helped!
Answered by Kathy! - Sun Aug 24 13:09:43 2008
What grades do you need to get into Psychiatry in university?
Q. I am deeply interested in Psychiatry but i'm not sure if i have the grades to get into it. If not i might have to go into Psychology although i am more intersted in Psychiatry. Also do you know of any good Canadian Psychiatry University's hopefully in Ontario? thanks :)
Asked by LoGaN - Thu May 22 09:27:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Psychiatry is a profession, not a major. A psychiatrist is an MD who has received training in psychology after completing medical school. In most instances, a psychologist has earned a doctoral degree (PsyD or PhD) in psychology. The primary difference between the two is that psychiatrists may prescribe medication (because they are MD's) and psychologists may or may not be allowed to do so (depending on the training they have had in pharmacology and the laws of the state in which they practice). To get into a doctoral program in psychology you'll need good grades in college...to get into medical school, you'll probably need even better college grades.
Answered by Dan R - Thu May 22 09:36:50 2008
Q. I am deeply interested in Psychiatry but i'm not sure if i have the grades to get into it. If not i might have to go into Psychology although i am more intersted in Psychiatry. Also do you know of any good Canadian Psychiatry University's hopefully in Ontario? thanks :)
Asked by LoGaN - Thu May 22 09:27:35 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Psychiatry is a profession, not a major. A psychiatrist is an MD who has received training in psychology after completing medical school. In most instances, a psychologist has earned a doctoral degree (PsyD or PhD) in psychology. The primary difference between the two is that psychiatrists may prescribe medication (because they are MD's) and psychologists may or may not be allowed to do so (depending on the training they have had in pharmacology and the laws of the state in which they practice). To get into a doctoral program in psychology you'll need good grades in college...to get into medical school, you'll probably need even better college grades.
Answered by Dan R - Thu May 22 09:36:50 2008
What's the difference between just psychiatry and clinical psychiatry?
Q. What's the difference between just psychiatry and clinical psychiatry?
Asked by Slightly Wacky - Thu Aug 28 15:35:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may be referring to clinical psychology, which is a separate but complementary discipline to psychiatry. Psychiatrists have MD degrees, while clinical psychologist have PhD or PsyD degrees. One main difference is that psychiatrists can prescribe psychotropic drugs and do tend to take a medical alleviation approach.
Answered by robertminidriver - Fri Aug 29 15:10:40 2008
Q. What's the difference between just psychiatry and clinical psychiatry?
Asked by Slightly Wacky - Thu Aug 28 15:35:43 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You may be referring to clinical psychology, which is a separate but complementary discipline to psychiatry. Psychiatrists have MD degrees, while clinical psychologist have PhD or PsyD degrees. One main difference is that psychiatrists can prescribe psychotropic drugs and do tend to take a medical alleviation approach.
Answered by robertminidriver - Fri Aug 29 15:10:40 2008
What is the difference between clinical psychology and psychiatry?
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Asked by Catholic_18 - Sun Jul 29 16:01:39 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. psychiatrists can prescribe meds; psychologists can not...
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A. psychiatrists can prescribe meds; psychologists can not...
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