You say your prescriber is a nurse practitioner, who is not trained well in -- well, anything, actually. Their training is for the most basic of problems. They are not psychiatrists, and the truth is, these meds are so complex that most psychiatrists don't understand them. For the problems you're reporting you need to see a psychiatrist, a good one at that. You simply will never get the kind of care you need from a nurse practitioner for this type of need. You can see a psychiatrist without telling your therapist -- is your therapist, by the way, a psychiatrist? Usually psychiatrists don't do therapy anymore, so I'm assuming not. This is important stuff, so I repeat my advice: see a psychiatrist. This is your only life.
Can you ask your therapist to communicate with your prescriber? My therapist and prescriber will contact each other when I have a problem like yours. I know from 25 years of experience that anxiety and depression are so hard to treat! And so very disabling! I hope you get some help soon!
I already explained that my prescriber won't do anything. And I can only see her or I have to change my therapist too.
Yes I was on all of them but they did nothing for my depression and I've finally found one what works on my depression so I'm afraid to change.
Discuss this with a psychiatrist.
Have you ever been on an antidepressant like Celexa, Zoloft, Lexapro, any of these? They not only help with depression but anxiety too.