Please find the following link to the Bluewater Health - Choice and Medication Portal.
Here you will find a lot of important information about commonly prescribed medications. It is normal to want to google your medications, but we find that it often doesn't provide reliable or accurate information. So it is best to ask your psychiatrist during your review. Still, if you forget, these Consumer Medication Information sheets, your General Practitioner or your Pharmacist are all highly trained to provide information around medications.
Agomelatine (pdf)
DownloadFluoxetine (pdf)
DownloadSertraline (pdf)
DownloadDesvenlafaxine (pdf)
DownloadLamotrigine (pdf)
DownloadLamotrigine - Starting safetly (pdf)
DownloadAmitriptyline (pdf)
DownloadLithium (pdf)
DownloadLisdexamfetamine for Adults with ADHD (pdf)
DownloadDexanfetamine for Adults with ADHD (pdf)
DownloadClonidine for PTSD - Full (pdf)
DownloadMethylphenidate for adults with ADHD (pdf)
DownloadSuvorexant (pdf)
DownloadMelatonin (pdf)
DownloadPrazosin (pdf)
DownloadStopping medications should never be done suddenly and only ever in consultation with your prescribing doctor.
Files coming soon.
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Our clinic does not provide emergency services for new or current patients. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, please call 000, visit the nearest hospital emergency room, or contact a crisis hotline for immediate assistance.
In Western Australia, the Mental Health Emergency Response Line (MHERL) can be contacted on 1300 555 788 (Metro) or 1800 676 822 (Peel) or 1800 552 002 (Country/Rural link).
Further contacts, for other states, are under the emergency contacts section.