Recent Questions by Gina Z, LCSW

This is hypothetical for me, more about a friend: please explain if a person is evaluated and no problems are found by a psychiatrist and also a second evaluation to make sure with a different psychiatrist, found no problems, and if they are married, in Christian marriage, how this relates to psychological counseling and marital counseling and well person counseling. I was interested in the aspect of having an advocate to work with who knows your mental health and how to keep it going, going well, so that if one or two new things happened or any new things, they would be your witness or evidence keeper as to how you are doing. Is there a way to maintain this if you are mentally intact? Meaning the advocacy when feeling being on one's own would be approved such as after the evaluations. Also, if you pass psychiatric evaluations, would that not eliminate the need for psychologist evaluations as they know less?

Is anxiety and excessive worry causing me to not eat?

I am having a tough day and need someone to talk to
JA: The Psychologist can help. Just a couple quick questions before I transfer you. How long has this been a concern? Have you spoken to a mental health professional about this?
Customer: It has been a few days. I haven't talked to anyone
JA: How have you been sleeping? Any changes in appetite?
Customer: I haven't been sleeping well. I've had no change in appetite
JA: Anything else in your medical history you think the Psychologist should know?
Customer: I don't think so