Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Medication doesn’t numb you. Untreated depression does. Emotional blunting is a core feature of depression itself—not just a side effect. When medication works properly, it lowers the floor so you can feel things you couldn’t access while drowning. Avoiding treatment because you’re afraid of numbness, while already living in it, is the depression talking.
Send this to someone who’s afraid of medication. What Your Psychiatrist Wants You to Know series—Part 3. Follow for Part 4.
#WhatYourPsychiatristKnows #Antidepressants #MedicationMyths #DrTraceyMarks #DepressionAwareness #MentalHealthEducation #SSRI #Anhedonia #Psychiatrist
Medication doesn’t numb you. Untreated depression does. Emotional blunting is a core feature of depression itself—not just a side effect. When medication works properly, it lowers the floor so you can feel things you couldn’t access while drowning. Avoiding treatment because you’re afraid of numbness, while already living in it, is the depression talking.
Send this to someone who’s afraid of medication. What Your Psychiatrist Wants You to Know series—Part 3. Follow for Part 4.
#WhatYourPsychiatristKnows #Antidepressants #MedicationMyths #DrTraceyMarks #DepressionAwareness #MentalHealthEducation #SSRI #Anhedonia #Psychiatrist










