… Medications Medications Get Support Talk with someone Find support services What are medications for mental illnesses? Deciding whether to start … Below we have printable information on the use of specific medications in children and youth.  Medications for treating …

… Medications and Sleep Medications and Sleep Get Support Talk with someone Find support services Some medications used to help treat mental health conditions can … For example: antidepressant, antipsychotic or anti-anxiety medications can lead to daytime sleepiness or cause …

… Decisions, Decisions: Exploring Medications for Child and Youth Mental Health Challenges … the Kelty Centre's Where You Are podcast, we’re exploring medications in child and youth mental health. Because when it comes to the use of medications for mental health challenges, families have a lot …

… Decisions, Decisions: Exploring Medications for Child and Youth Mental Health Challenges Decisions, Decisions: Exploring Medications for Child and Youth Mental Health Challenges   On today’s episode we’re exploring medications in child and youth mental health. Because when it …

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… (Abilify®) and generic forms belong to a group of medications called “atypical antipsychotics” or … restrictive and repetitive behaviours. There are no medications available which treat core features of ASD. Medications such as risperidone and aripiprazole are the best …

… When people experience a mental illness, medications are not the only treatment option. Pharmacists … illness symptoms are moderate to very severe, prescription medications remain one of the major options available to help … belief that medication is not needed, or even to stockpile medications with the goal of attempting to take an overdose. …

… (Cogentin® and generic forms) belongs to a group of medications called “anticholinergics.” What is this … side effects (EPS), caused by antipsychotic medications. This is approved for children 3 years of age or … (or plan to take) other prescription or non-prescription medications, including natural medicines. Some medications …

… . Some key differences: A psychiatrist can prescribe medications to help people manage their mental illnesses. A … . Some key differences: A psychiatrist can prescribe medications to help people manage their mental illnesses. A … . Some key differences: A psychiatrist can prescribe medications to help people manage their mental illnesses. A …

… Inderal LA® and generic forms) belongs to a group of medications called “beta-blockers.” What is this medication used for? Like many other medications, Health Canada has not approved propranolol for … side effects (EPS), caused by antipsychotic medications. It is also used for treatment of high blood …

… this medication used for? Traditional antipsychotics are medications used to treat schizophrenia and other thought … (or plan to take) other prescription or non-prescription medications, including natural medicines. Some … a day, at the same time(s) each day. You may take these medications with or without food. Usually, you will start …

… Depakene ® /Epival ® and generic forms belong to a group of medications called “anticonvulsants” and “mood stabilizers.” … (or plan to take) other prescription or non-prescription medications, including natural medicines. Some medications interact with valproic acid. Your doctor may …

… Lithmax® and generic forms) belongs to a group of medications called “mood stabilizers.” What is this … of cluster headaches, and in combination with other medications for treatment-resistant depression in children … (or plan to take) other prescription or non- prescription medications, including natural medicines. Some medications …

… Tegretol CR® and generic forms) belongs to a group of medications called “mood stabilizers” or “anticonvulsants.” … (or plan to take) other prescription or non- prescription medications, including natural medicines. Some medications interact with carbamazepine. Your doctor may …

… (Nitoman® and generic forms) belongs to a group of medications called monoamine depleting agents. What is this … involuntary movements associated with antipsychotic medications (called “tardive dyskinesia” or “dystonia”). … (or plan to take) other prescription or non-prescription medications, including natural medicines. Some medications …