Anxiety Management: What To Do When An SSRI Isn't Enough

Anxiety Management: What To Do When An SSRI Isn't Enough

This is our introductory mini-course at Collaborative Psychiatry. In this module we discuss pharmacologic approaches to managing anxiety when an SSRI or other antidepressant is not cutting it.  To join the waitlist for more content or to access this course in video format, see our website at collaborative-psychiatry.org. Learning Objectives By the end of this mini-course, you should be able to: 1) Identify the differences between symptoms and sensations of anxiety and Anxiety Disorders. 2) List the 6 medications most commonly used to augment medications like SSRIs and SNRIs in the treatment of anxiety. 3) Describe an approach to selection and use of these medications in different clinical situations.

Introduction to Collaborative Psychiatry

In this brief introduction, you'll learn about what Collaborative Psychiatry is, hear about our goal of making mental health care accessible by educating non-psychiatrist providers on mental health care management, and understand how to best access our content. For more information see our website at collaborative-psychiatry.org.