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Genetic Counseling

Genetic Counseling on the Main Line of Philadelphia, in Narberth PA

Genetic Counseling in Narberth, Philadelphia PA

Do you ever wonder: What does genetics have to do with mental health? Can my genes explain why I am not responding to medications or why I am having side effects? How can knowing my genetics help me? When should I consider genetic testing? Our board-certified psychiatrists can help to answer these questions. For more information, contact us or schedule an appointment online. We are conveniently located on the Main Line of Philadelphia, serving patients from Narberth PA, Philadelphia PA, Media PA, Abington PA, Wayne PA, King of Prussia PA, Newtown Square PA, Malvern PA, Plymouth Meeting PA, Ardmore PA, Villanova PA, and surrounding areas.

Common questions asked by patients: What diseases can be detected through genetic testing? What is an example of genetic counseling? What happens at genetic Counselling? How long do genetic tests take?
For more information, contact us or schedule an appointment online. We are conveniently located on the Main Line of Philadelphia, serving patients from Narberth PA, Philadelphia PA, Media PA, Abington PA, Wayne PA, King of Prussia PA, Newtown Square PA, Malvern PA, Plymouth Meeting PA, Ardmore PA, Villanova PA, and surrounding areas.

Genetic Counseling Near Me on the Main Line of Philadelphia, in Narberth PA
Genetic Counseling Near Me on the Main Line of Philadelphia, in Narberth PA

Our genes make us who we are and even play a role in how we respond to medications. Very often it can be our genes that are responsible for a medication either working, or not working. Our genes can also play a role in how likely we are to experiencing certain side effects to medications. If you have struggled to find a medication that works for your mental health, or if you have experienced frequent side effects, genetic counseling could help to identify a genetic cause. This information can then be used to help guide future changes to your medications to help you find a medication that works for you and your genes.