Wednesday, June 16, 2010

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From Nancy Schimelpfening, your Guide to Depression
According to a Consumer Reports survey, the majority of Americans prefer using drugs to treat their depression instead of psychotherapy. Which do you prefer? And why do you think most Americans prefer drug therapy? Is our culture geared towards the quick fix instead of doing the hard work needed to make permanent changes? Join the Discussion

Survey Finds That Americans Prefer Drugs to Therapy
Americans prefer drugs to therapy for their depression treatment, according to a Consumer Reports survey. In fact, nearly 80% of those surveyed said they preferred to take a pill... Read more

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