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In Part 2 of the premiere of our RxP oral history podcast, Dr. Mario Marquez shares his experiences and insights as one of the first prescribing psychologists in the United States. He discusses the challenges he faced, the evolution of prescribing psychology in New Mexico, and the importance of building relationships with legislators to navigate the complexities of prescribing regulations. Dr. Marquez emphasizes the need for psychologists to utilize a comprehensive approach to treatment, advocating for a balance between medication and therapeutic interventions.
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