Fourth Interview Questiions

1. What is the most effective way to treat PTSD? 
2. What do patients respond to the most/least?
3. What specific medications do you prefer? 
4. What is a common misconception you would like to clarify about PTSD?
5. What treatments do you feel is not effective?
6. What do you think about the way PTSD is diagnosed?
7. What is the treatment processes like from a doctors' perspective?
8. What is the most difficult thing to do as a doctor?
9. What is the most difficult part of the treatment process as a patient?
10. What do you do to keep yourself from being overwhelmed?
11. What do/can you do to keep patients from quitting a recovery program?
12. What is the most rewarding part of this?
13. What schools do you think have the strongest psychiatry programs?
14. What do you think about  exercises such as yoga and tai chi for someone suffering from PTSD?
15. What are the pros/con of having a patient take SSRI's for long periods of time?
16. What is the most important step in the recovery process?
17. How does you personal background benefit you when treating people PTSD?
18. What is the most important step that friends and family of a person suffering from PTSD should take?
19. What should friends and family of a person with PTSD never do to that person?
20. How do you know when a person is fully recovered?