Introduction
Most clinicians were trained to prescribe psychiatric medications. Almost none were trained to stop them.
This is not a gap in continuing education. It is a gap in foundational medical training. The result is that millions of patients are kept on medications longer than necessary, tapered too quickly when they do stop, or left to manage withdrawal alone after a rushed discontinuation.
This curriculum is structured in three layers. Layer 1 builds the conceptual foundation — the mental models you need before you touch a single dose. Layer 2 gives you the protocols, drug by drug. Layer 3 prepares you for the hard clinical decisions that no protocol can fully cover.
Every module is built around a patient scenario. The theory serves the case, not the other way around.
This curriculum is educational. It does not constitute medical advice, and no content here should override your clinical judgment or the specific circumstances of your patients.