Why your therapist and your psychiatrist might disagree — and that’s okay. #shorts @DrTraceyMarks
Why your therapist and your psychiatrist might disagree — and that’s okay. #shorts @DrTraceyMarks
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Why your therapist and psychiatrist might disagree—and that’s okay. Therapists see symptoms through experience and patterns. Psychiatrists see them through neurobiology and circuits. Neither is wrong. They’re looking at the same problem from different elevations. Bring the disagreement into the open. You’re not the referee. You’re the patient.

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Why your therapist and your psychiatrist might disagree — and that’s okay. #shorts

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