Prescriber's Guide: Stahl's Essential Psychopharmacology

I use this almost daily and sometimes multiple times a day. I use it so much over the last couple years that I am considering buying another one.

This book has helped me immensely as a PMHNP. Most of the information is current.

The media could not be loaded. I am a psych nurse practitioner, and I use this book DAILY!!! Every NP needs to have this book within arms reach!

This is a recommended book for my PMHNP program. I take it to work with me as well. It’s very organized and I like the fact that sections are colored which makes it nice to read and understand.

Use daily in practice! ✨⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The dimensions of the book make it hard to read or use as a deskside reference. The pages as too small and it is too thick to stay open. Very disappointed. Even more disappointed that I forgot to return it before it was too late

I follow the fortunes fables and business of Brand Desoxyn (Abbott, Abbvie, Lundbeck, Recordati and other star players in the Methedrine/Desoxyn saga. At first I was surprised by the difficulty in finding the agent ANYWHERE in this adaptation of the old MRE compendium. There has to be more, much more to the story of this fallen star and its relocation to Dr. Stahl’s dustbin which makes room for the mundane name swap of Brintellex/Trintellix but not a Shire-Takeda conspiracy to force-feed blather about “meth mouth.” Desoxyn is far more effective and has far fewer adverse effects than Adderrall, MyDayis and even more interestingADHANSIA (The Oxy Contin boys on twice the Ritalin—using their proprietary CANADIAN clinical studies protocols with a submissive US FDA. DR. Stahl, while expanding your empire, you missed a major story, sir! PAY ATTENTION!

I rented this textbook in school and I liked it so much that five years after graduation I decided to buy a copy as I shift my career toward behavioral health. Very good reference packed with pearls. I suggest buying instead of renting because it's the kind of book you'll always pull out for reference no matter how long you're in practice.