Question

A 46-year-old client has been diagnosed with major depressive disorder. the client is seeing a nurse practitioner who is deciding on an appropriate treatment regimen. the nurse practitioner knows that which will be the most effective treatment for this client's depressive disorder?

Answer 1

The most effective treatment to give to the client is medication accompanied by a psychotherapy. It is because this is the method that will most likely help in treating major depressive disorder for psychotherapy enables the client to talk to a professional and to be able to treat the individual's mental disorder. They have different therapy in which will help the client to have numerous choices of which will help him or her in recovering to his or her current situation. One of the therapy being used is the somatic therapy or family therapy.