Dr. Robert Scott Powell, DO

If this or any other "doctor" has already made you addicted to psycho-drugs you will need professional help in getting off them. Do not just stop from one day to the next. Otherwise you could experience major withdrawal effects. Find a good DETOX doctor who cares about your health. While doing detox it's important to have psychotherapy to get at what your underlying problems are. Be careful in your choice of therapists. Most psychiatrists haven't got a clue when it comes to psychotherapy. They specialized in drug (mis)treatment, which makes them tons of money without having to actually get involved with people! Take your pain and confusion seriously. Inside you want TO LIVE. Not walk around like a half-zombie on someone else's program. LIVE. I wish you a fresh start in life with love, fresh air, good deep sleep, good nutrition and peace. When you face the problems you carry inside you will grow. Drugging just masks them and makes them fester inside. It's not the problems that should… grow but YOU as a person who has so much to experience and to give.

There's nothing "therapeutic" about him. Beware such drug-pushers who for profit are willing to destroy your physical and mental health for the rest of your life. Psycho-drugs don't cure any "mental illness". On the contrary they are highly addictive and cause a whole host of physical and mental afflictions such as Parkinsons, depression, suicidal tendencies and... psychosis! If you are young it's important that you know that many "strange" mental symptoms and behaviors are a natural result of the maturation process. Instead of getting drugged-up/messed-up take the following care of yourself: 1) patience - this growing phase needs its time 2) good nutrition (good brain food!) 3) lots of deep sleep/rest/peace/ fresh air 4) reduction of negative stress factors 5) real pyschotherapeutic interaction with a therapist who really cares about people 6) family therapy is often necessary, since most problems are "home-grown" Take care of yourself! No one can care for you better than… yourself!

Very concerned regarding my condition and very informative with options. Very personable, courteous and thorough.