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Family physicians and psychiatrists

To find a family physician or psychiatrist in your area, you may use the physician locator feature on the American Medical Association (AMA) Website.

Please note that the AMA Website and physician locator do not reflect any views of Forest Laboratories regarding any healthcare providers.

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A wide range of professionals and organizations can help

Healthcare professionals diagnose and treat clinical depression and generalized anxiety disorder in a variety of settings. Family physicians, clinics, and health maintenance organizations can provide treatment or make referrals to mental health specialists.

Mental health specialists include psychiatrists, psychologists, family therapists, social workers, mental health counselors, and psychiatric nurses. Psychiatrists can prescribe antidepressant drugs because they are physicians. Other mental health specialists, however, often work with physicians to ensure that their patients receive the medicines they need.

Community mental health centers, which often provide treatment based on the patient's ability to pay, usually have a variety of mental health specialists.

Hospitals and university medical schools may have research centers that study and treat depression and generalized anxiety disorder.



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Prepare for Your Doctor Visit

Use these worksheets to help make a list of talking points to discuss with your doctor.

Talk With Your Doctor (for Adults) Talk With Your Doctor (About MDD in Adolescents)

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Take a Self-Test

If you are an adult and think you may be suffering from depression or anxiety (GAD), take a few minutes to complete a self-test. You can print and share your results with your doctor.

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