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Anamari Milam
Psychiatrist | Psychiatry
Dr. A. Camis Milam is the Chief Medical Officer for Compass Health. While she does not maintain her own practice, she is responsible for the psychiatric medical care of all Compass Health patients in Snohomish, Skagit, Whatcom, San Juan and Island Counties. Compass Health takes only patients with Medicaid or Medicare/Medicaid. Every patient will have a counselor and, if needed, a psychiatrist. We believe in treating the whole person and in psychiatry that means counseling along with any medications. We treat short term anxiety and depression as well as more chronic conditions including PTSD, bipolar disorder, psychotic disorder and major depression. We treat the entire age spectrum from early childhood behaviors to end of life concerns.
Anamari Milam
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Can a psychologist treat panic attacks?
Absolutely a psychologist can treat panic. In fact, that should be your first stop. Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (or CBT), you can gain long-lasting control over panic and READ MORE
Absolutely a psychologist can treat panic. In fact, that should be your first stop. Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (or CBT), you can gain long-lasting control over panic and prevent it from worsening or even from happening at all. Medication (from a psychiatrist or some PCPs) can be helpful while you are learning the techniques and, for some with severe anxiety, may be necessary on an ongoing basis.
Dr. Camis Milam
Keep calm and wear your mask!
Dr. Camis Milam
Keep calm and wear your mask!
How long does it take to get out of psychosis?
It depends on what the cause of the psychosis is. Some medications and drugs can cause psychosis and it will go away as soon as the drug is stopped. Sometimes the use of cocaine, READ MORE
It depends on what the cause of the psychosis is. Some medications and drugs can cause psychosis and it will go away as soon as the drug is stopped. Sometimes the use of cocaine, crack or methamphetamine, crystal ice, etc., can cause psychosis that does not go away even after the drug is stopped. Then, there are illnesses such as schizophrenia that are characterized by psychosis that may be chronic, but can be relieved even entirely by medication.
