Library
Essays and clinical illustrations from the practice — on treatment resistance, measurement, sleep, and the craft of prescribing and un-prescribing. Written by Silvia A. Bernardi, M.D.
Clinical scenarios
Nine composite cases, each beginning with a sentence heard in the consulting room.
When medication hasn't worked
Every failed trial is data. How treatment resistance is re-read as mis-targeted treatment.
What is a Brain Map?
The instrument explained: receptor-level profiles from your own medication history.
Sleep and psychiatric medications
What months of wearable data reveal about what your medications do to your nights.
A second opinion that shows its work
The audit: your whole record re-read, with the reasoning visible.
Case: a complex postpartum course
Vigilance, collapse of sleep, a mis-read 'failed' SSRI — and measurement that called the turn.
Case: de-prescription
Five medications to two: the medicine of subtraction, one variable at a time.
Psichiatra italiana a New York
Visite in italiano, a Manhattan e in telemedicina. Firenze, Columbia, Milano.
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