Often, yes - it's one of the most common reasons people come here. Bring the full list to your evaluation. We may want to coordinate with whoever's prescribing now before changing anything.

No. The first appointment is in person, and follow-ups can be done by video.

We'll review it with you honestly. We don't start them for routine daily use, and continuing an existing prescription isn't automatic. Where reducing is the right call, it's done gradually on a schedule built around you — not stopped abruptly.

No. This program doesn't provide ADHD assessment, stimulant prescribing, or ADHD medication management. Take the screening call anyway and we'll point you toward someone who does.

Not through this program. We treat anxiety when it comes alongside depression or OCD, but not as the main diagnosis on its own. The screening call is still worth taking — we'll point you somewhere that fits.

It varies, and anyone giving you a number without meeting you is guessing. Most antidepressants need several weeks at an adequate dose before it's fair to judge them — which is why the first follow-up is at two to four weeks.

You don't have to. For OCD in particular we'll strongly encourage it — exposure and response prevention does things medication alone doesn't. We can refer you and coordinate with your therapist.

We can usually cover you with a short refill once while we get you rebooked, if it's clinically safe. Repeated missed appointments mean refills stop until you're seen — that's a safety condition, not an administrative one.