Re: Neurobiology of SSRI's

...and you should see the contortions they go through when they see that PET scan research that shows that CBT produces the same changes in the same brain regions as Prozac. Sometimes, for kicks, I will kid them about "the recent discovery endogenous SSRIs thought to be analogous to endorphins". Drives 'em nuts.

John

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