Educate Your Patient

This patient resource presents an overview of drug-drug interactions for patients taking medications for psychiatric conditions, with a focus on the role of open and clear communication with the care team. It encourages patients to share a complete and up-to-date medication history so potential interaction risks can be identified and managed.

Living with bipolar I disorder (BP-1) can mean more than just managing symptoms; it’s about finding balance and working toward getting back to the activities and relationships that matter to you. This guide explores treatment goals that can help you and your care team work toward feeling better and functioning better in daily life. Setting clear goals and focusing on overall improvement can make a real difference in your recovery and long-term well-being.

Some patients with major depressive disorder (MDD) may experience lingering symptoms of depression, known as residual symptoms, with their initial antidepressant therapy. This patient resource provides MDD patients with information on what residual symptoms are, why they may experience them, how to recognize and monitor them, and how their healthcare providers can help manage them.