I found the GeneSight test to be a powerful tool
I feel like I’ve been very blessed, even though I’ve had a roller coaster of a life. I’m a mom of five kids and nine grandkids. All have lived with…
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I’m glad that I asked my clinician for the GeneSight test
It’s been a rough road. I’m 45 years old, have a 26-year-old son (with two little girls). I often babysit my granddaughters and another child who I call my non-bio…
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I finally felt hopeful about my treatment and future
When I was 16, I was diagnosed with and treated for depression. By age 17, the diagnosis was updated to bipolar II rapid cycling. I was in a terrible state…
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GeneSight results lead to results
If you don’t have your mental health, you have nothing. I’m not ashamed that I have depression. I’m not ashamed if I burst into tears. It’s me. It took a…
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Clinical Considerations can make a huge difference
There’s all kind of little things in those clinical considerations that really can make a huge difference in what you decide to do Debbie Thomas, EdD, APRN, PMHCNS-BC, PMHNP-BC, CMP…
Read MoreThe GeneSight test has really helped me in my practice
The GeneSight test has really helped me in my practice by giving me a more concrete underpinning for precision decision making with my patients.
GeneSight Gives Me Confidence
GeneSight gives me the confidence of objective testing, not my guess work.
I recommend implementing the GeneSight test into clinicians’ daily practice
If you’re a clinician considering GeneSight, I recommend that you implement it in your daily practice LaVinda McAuliffe, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC Ohio “If you’re a clinician considering GeneSight, I…
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Catching up with a GeneSight patient
I didn’t go looking for depression, but I certainly wasn’t going to let it define my life without trying to fight. Ten years ago, I was suicidal, at the bottom…
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The most expensive medication is the one that doesn’t work
“What’s the most expensive medication?” someone recently asked me. I tilted my head as I thought. Then came the answer: “it’s the one that doesn’t work.” This. I felt this…
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