Antidepressants and Complex Disorders — Chapter 16 Summary from Clinical Psychopharmacology for Therapists
Antidepressants and Complex Disorders — Chapter 16 Summary from Clinical Psychopharmacology for Therapists Chapter 16 of Clinical Psychopharmacology for Therapists explores a diverse group of psychiatric disorders alongside a comprehensive overview of antidepressant medications. From Tourette syndrome and ADHD to self-mutilation, dementia, and chronic pain, this chapter outlines both the neurobiology and clinical strategies for treating these complex conditions—while highlighting the versatility of antidepressants in mental health care. Watch the full chapter breakdown above to learn how antidepressants extend beyond depression to treat anxiety, aggression, and neurological conditions. Be sure to subscribe to Last Minute Lecture for more structured chapter summaries from leading clinical psychology textbooks. Tourette Syndrome and Dopamine Dysregulation Tourette syndrome is characterized by repetitive motor and vocal tics, often emerging in childhood. The condition is link...