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Ask the Psychiatric Pharmacist #4
I have been taking my antidepressant medication for about 5 months now. I feel great. All of my symptoms seem to be gone. Is it OK for me to stop taking my medication?

Ask the Psychiatric Pharmacist #2
What are the long-term effects of taking medication for mental illness? Will the medicine damage my brain, liver, kidney or other organs?

Ask the Psychiatric Pharmacist #3
Will I become addicted to the medication? I don’t want to become addicted?

Ask the Psychiatric Pharmacist #1
I forgot to get new prescriptions the last time I went to my doctor and I am out of refills on my old prescriptions. Now it's Saturday and I can't reach my doctor's office to call in new prescriptions for me? What should I do?

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