GeneSight testing looks at your genes to see how your body may process psychiatric medications. It provides helpful guidance on medication choice, dosing, and side effect risk, helping your provider make more personalized, effective treatment decisions.
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Psychiatric medications work by influencing brain chemicals, called neurotransmitters, to help balance mood, focus, and thoughts. Antidepressants, antipsychotics, stimulants, and mood stabilizers each target specific pathways. While effects take time, these medications support the brain in functioning more efficiently and improving overall mental health.
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Starting a psychiatric medication can feel daunting, and the first prescription isn’t always the perfect fit. Everyone’s brain chemistry is unique, so finding the right medication often takes time, trial, and adjustment. With guidance, the process helps discover the treatment that truly works for you.
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