Treatment Resistant Depression Experts on the Main Line of Philadelphia, in Narberth PA
Do you ever question: What is depression? Why isn’t my depression getting better? Why am I stuck in depression? Why am I always depressed? Is there any hope? What if I cannot tolerate antidepressants? How can depression be treated when medications have failed? How can TMS treat depression? At Psychiatric Associates of Pennsylvania, we offer the most advanced and comprehensive treatment options for difficult-to-treat depression. For more information contact us today or schedule an appointment online. We are conveniently located on the Main Line of Philadelphia at 822 Montgomery Ave Suite 208, Narberth, PA 19072. We serve patients from Narberth PA, Philadelphia PA, Media PA, King of Prussia PA, Newtown Square PA, Wayne PA, Malvern PA, Plymouth Meeting PA, Ardmore PA, Villanova PA, Abington PA, and surrounding areas.
If you are dealing with depression and your symptoms are not improved after treatment treatment-resistant depression and OCD are defined by a failure of treatments to manage symptoms. About 1-3% population struggle with obsessive-compulsive disorder. Treatment-resistant OCD is referred to when several OCD treatments fail to relieve symptoms including the fear of filth, unwanted thoughts, severe anxiety, and repetitive behavior. Treatment-resistant OCD is available at Psychiatric Associates of Pennsylvania where our board-certified psychiatrists give you the appropriate care so that you can manage your mental health concerns. For more information contact us today or schedule an appointment online. We are conveniently located on the Main Line of Philadelphia at 822 Montgomery Ave Suite 208, Narberth, PA 19072. We serve patients from Narberth PA, Philadelphia PA, Media PA, King of Prussia PA, Newtown Square PA, Wayne PA, Malvern PA, Plymouth Meeting PA, Ardmore PA, Villanova PA, Abington PA, and surrounding areas.
Have you struggled with depression despite trying various medications? Unfortunately, many individuals do not respond to medications such as SSRIs, SNRIs, and TCAs. They can be left with feelings of hopelessness and helplessness, that they will never find a treatment that works for them. If you have experienced this, then you likely have treatment-resistant depression and novel treatments may be necessary. At Psychiatric Associates of Pennsylvania, we offer advanced treatment options for depression that can help, even when other treatments have failed.
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What Are The Signs And Symptoms Of Treatment-Resistant Depression?
You may have treatment-resistant depression if you’ve been treated for depression, but your symptoms haven’t improved. In most cases, depression symptoms can be eased by taking antidepressants or visiting a psychologist (psychotherapy). However, standard treatments aren’t enough for treatment-resistant depression. There is the possibility that they won’t help much at all, or they may improve your symptoms only to recur later on. This is defined by some researchers as depression that does not respond to two antidepressants of different classes. Depression must be treated with four different treatments before it can truly be considered treatment-resistant, according to other experts.
Additional Conditions We Treat
▸ Life Transitions
▸ Depression & Other Mood Disorders
▸ Anxiety Disorders
▸ PTSD & Other Trauma Related Disorders
▸ Obsessive Compulsive Disorders
▸ Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
▸ Bipolar Disorders
▸ Eating Disorders
▸ Autism Spectrum Disorders
▸ Psychotic Disorders
▸ Sleep Disorders
Additional Services You May Need
▸ Psychiatry & Medication Management
▸ Child Adolescent Psychiatry
▸ Therapy and Counseling
▸ Genetic Counseling
▸ Psychoeducational Assessments
▸ Eating Disorders Program
▸ Treatment Resistant Depression & OCD
▸ Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)
▸ Neurofeedback
▸ Neurotechnology
▸ Virtual Reality Exposure Therapy
▸ Forensic Psychiatry
▸ Telehealth and Telepsychiatry
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