Where Can I Find Valid Sources on Both Sides of This Issue?

Question by Jake L: Where can I find valid sources on both sides of this issue?
The issue is “Should psychiatric patients be treated with medication only or with both minimal medication and therapy?”

I’m looking for valid sources, not Wikipedia or other encyclopedias.

Best answer:

Answer by the i in legal
Well, apa.org has many useful articles. For instance, if you were wondering about treatment of bipolar disorder, you could follow the site to http://apa.org/topics/bipolar/index.aspx
There’s articles on treating virtually all psychiatric patients, and will probably help clarify which ones may need medication and which could be done entirely through therapy. For instance, you could help someone with bipolar overcome that through therapy; a paranoid schizophrenic usually always needs medication though.
Good luck.

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