… 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 …

… 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 …

… (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 …

… Pimozide (Orap® and generic forms) belongs to a group of medications called first- generation antipsychotics or … (or plan to take) other prescription or non- prescription medications, including natural medicines. Some medications interact with pimozide. Your doctor may adjust …

… (Zeldox® and generic forms) belongs to a group of medications called “atypical antipsychotics” or … (or plan to take) other prescription or non-prescription medications, including natural medicines. Some medications interact with ziprasidone. Your doctor may adjust …

… Abilify Maintena® and generic forms) belong to a group of medications called “atypical antipsychotics” or “third- … (or plan to take) other prescription or non- prescription medications, including natural medicines Some medications interact with aripiprazole. Your doctor may …

… Guanfacine (Intuniv XR®) belongs to a group of medications called “alpha2 agonists”. What is this medication … (or plan to take) other prescription or non- prescription medications, including natural medicines. Some medications interact with guanfacine. Your doctor may adjust …