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October 4, 2010
Published by admin at October 4, 2010
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CorePsych DC: Parker Reopens Near Tyson’s

And the patients that came in those Amen DC doors were already thinking deeply into the next box. Many of them had "already tried everything else - several times." That experience confirmed my expectations: the science works. Looking is always better than guessing, - and soon will become the standard of care.
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July 5, 2010
Published by admin at July 5, 2010
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Lyme Update: New Neuroscience Evidence

Why should we become very interested in Lyme? Why should those with psychiatric concerns even think about this odd presentation often relegated to infectious disease docs? Simple: Lyme Disease is the Great Imitator
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April 17, 2010
Published by Dr Charles Parker at April 17, 2010
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Psychiatric Diagnostic Labels: Functional or Static?

DSM-5 is an excellent example of the prevalent, indeed ubiquitous, developmental arrest in regards to retooling our superficial labeling process without evolving the underlying, evidenced-based molecular and cellular diagnostic processes that reference brain and body functional neurophysiology.
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February 13, 2010
Published by admin at February 13, 2010
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Psychiatric Diagnosis and DSM 5: Maps to Nowhere

If you are lost, forget being found with this bible. Don't be worried, you won't have to change anything you are doing... it's the same old 19th Century stuff, trimmed up to tweak the descriptive language, with no improvements there for patient care, and no new science. Boring.
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