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Psych Dr tomorrow

I have my last apt tomorrow morning with the psych dr. I'm not worried at all. I just want to know how common it is . Who else had to go and what ws the outcome?

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I think just about every weight loss surgery program requires a psych eval. Totally common and nothing to worry about. They just want to make sure you understand you know what you are getting into and dont have unrealistic expectations.

Good Luck!

I have my last apt tomorrow morning with the psych dr. I'm not worried at all. I just want to know how common it is . Who else had to go and what ws the outcome?

Hi, if you are asking how common is it to have to have psych evaluations, I believe that all doctors in the "centers of excellence" require it and I believe most insurances require it.

I think that most surgeons require a psych eval. I was self pay and I had to get one as well. I think it's important. I think that it's important to be mentally ready for weightloss surgery because it's a big change emotionally as well as physically and requires the true desire to make a lifestyle change. Don't worry, it's not because anyone thinks you're crazy, lol!

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great. tks guys.

I have my last apt tomorrow morning with the psych dr. I'm not worried at all. I just want to know how common it is . Who else had to go and what ws the outcome?

My appt. with the psychiatrist was a breeze. Just took my family history, asked why I wanted the surgery--just general things. Nothing hard or scary. You'll do fine!

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