2. Do you provide medications like a pharmacy?
a. A Nurse Practioner is not the same as a pharmacist. The can prescribe the
medications but not provide them. You still must go to your regular pharmacy
to pick them up.
3. What is Attention Deficit Disorder – Inattentive
type?
a. There are several different types of attention deficit wiring. The classic
ADD/ADHD has high energy and impulsivity. But there is another category known
as. These people have a more mellow exterior, often describe themselves as being
space cadets or having brain fog. They are more likely to hesitate or procrastinate
taking action. They have a short attention span for tasks that are not interesting,
can’t find and frequently lose objects like keys, are often late, easily
bored, may have numerous projects going that they find very difficult to finish.
4. What if I have something different from ADD/ADHD?
How can you help me?
a. As a Psychiatric Nurse Practioner, I can provide psychotherapy and medications
for any of the following:
i. Depression
ii. Anxiety
iii. Sleep Disorder
iv. Trauma
v. Panic Attacks
vi. Marital Relationships and Divorce
vii. Employment Transitions