Psychopharmacology

Straight Talk on Mental Health Medications, Fourth Edition

By: Joe Wegmann RPh LCSW

Narrated by: Joe Wegmann

A comprehensive professional resource for mental health treatment - now in its fourth edition!

Since 2009, Psychopharmacology: Straight Talk on Mental Health Medications has been the go-to desk reference for professionals who want to expand their knowledge of pharmacological treatment on mental health issues. Author Joe Wegmann draws on over three decades of clinical experience in psychopharmacology and psychotherapy, to provide his unique perspective on psychotropic medication management. He is nationally known for the practical, relevant, and insightful psychopharmacology information he presents in his books, columns, articles, blogs, and workshops-and this edition is no exception.

Packed with detailed discussions of clinical diagnoses, as well as the effectiveness of current treatments, including complementary and alternative medicine, this fourth edition provides the listener a useable blend of the science and art associated with contemporary best practices.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2021 Joe Wegmann, RPh, LCSW (P)2022 Tantor

Great reference book, not a textbook.

The author gives factual scientific information as well as his empirical observations. He acknowledges the benefits and limitations of medicine.

Comprehensive

Lots of information from Pharmaceuticals to therapy ,
Very helpful if you’re studying for certification or just want to understand what is available.

This man is a genius

Whether you’re a medical student, a patient, a family member or just curious about psychopharmacology, this was an immersive and educational experience! This audiobook certainly helped immensely with my psychopharmacology understanding for school but it is presented in a way that is accessible and easy to understand for anyone!

Excellent. Delivers title and much more.

Impressive in range and accuracy of interventions used in treating patients seeking help from mental health clinicians. To describe the scope of clinical expertise, I will use the general terms such as psycho/bio/social and neurobehavioral--to the author's credit, the writing is specific, clear, ripe with examples.
Addressing those clinical spheres, the author is long on details (how to, how not to, and how might), like a clinical supervisor or collegue instructing how best to help patients. The book addresses the clinical realities of working within and with a team, from both psychotherapist and psychopharmacologist points of view. His opinions inform many issues and were welcomed by me, fact based and formulated, not just because I agree with them.

Amazing

Great tool for those who want to know more and to be able to help patients.