stop blanking on psych meds mid-visit
Your patient asks how long until it works, or what the max dose is, and the answer won't come. The Psych Med Sheets put the when, how and what to watch for 60+ psych meds on 14 pages you can scan in seconds, while your patient is still in the room.
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sound familiar?
🧠 blanking while they watch
You know the starting dose of sertraline. You've written it a hundred times. Then the patient asks and the number just isn't there.
🔁 the same 4 meds, again
Escitalopram again, not because it's the best fit, but because it's the one you can recall without second-guessing yourself.
⏱️ no time to look it up
Ten tabs, an app that wants a subscription and a patient waiting. So you say "let me look into it" and push it to next month.
📚 Stahl's is alphabetical
When you need to compare five SSRIs side by side, flipping between five chapters is the last thing you have time for.
🔄 labs & switches, scattered
Cross-taper in one place, lithium levels in another, the patient handout nowhere. Every visit starts with a scavenger hunt.
14 pages, 60+ psych meds, every major class
Every page uses the same 8 columns, so once you've read one sheet you can read them all:
First-gen antipsychotics and LAIs are included, with their own pages.
every page, same layout
Swipe through a few of the 14. The rest unlock in full resolution when you buy.
8 columns, same order on every page: med, when to choose, MoA, dosing (start, target and max), key side effects, interactions, monitoring and patient education.
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what this is, and what it's not
Better you know exactly what lands in your library than feel let down after checkout.
👍 what it is
- A 14-page quick reference for 60+ psych meds, organized by class
- Something to keep open, printed or pinned up while you work
- Side-by-side tables built from Stahl's, Maudsley and FDA labeling
- A PDF you print yourself, as many copies as you like
🙅♀️ what it's not
- Not a course: no videos, modules or CE contact hours
- Not a full prescribing reference: it covers the meds you reach for most, so always verify against your primary sources
- Not a replacement for supervision or your own clinical judgment
what clinicians are saying
Testimonials are illustrative. Results vary.
everything in the download
For a one-time $27, you get digital downloads that include:
- A "When to Choose" column on every page for each class: SSRIs, SNRIs, atypical antidepressants, mood stabilizers, atypical and first-gen antipsychotics, LAIs, ADHD meds, benzos, sleep meds and anxiolytics
- MoA, dosing, side effects, interactions, monitoring and patient education, all on one page
- Side-by-side comparison tables (no dense textbooks)
- Evidence-based, built from Stahl's, Maudsley and FDA labeling, with references on every sheet
- Print-friendly for a quick desk reference, plus a blank 8-column sheet for your own additions
+ 5 bonuses, included today
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what a visit looks like
❌ before
- Reaching for the same few meds you can recall from memory
- Guessing at a starting dose, then second-guessing it after the visit
- Telling your patient you'll get back to them on side effects
- Scrolling a 40-page PDF to find one interaction
✅ after
- Comparing 4 or 5 options in the same class at a glance
- Start, target and max dose in front of you before you send the Rx
- Answering the side effect question in the room, in plain language
- One page, one class, no tabs open
made for the 90 seconds you actually get
Med Sheets From HomePsych NPs work in community mental health, outpatient clinics, private practice, telehealth, primary care. Different settings, same problem every time: the information you need is spread across textbooks, monographs and apps you don't have time to open with a patient in front of you.
So we put it in one place. One page per class, the same 8 columns every time, only what you actually reach for in a med management visit, with the references printed at the bottom of every sheet.
The job is hard enough. Choosing between two SSRIs shouldn't be the stressful part.
who these are for
❤️ you'll love these if
- You're a PMHNP student or new grad building prescribing confidence
- You're an experienced NP who wants a faster reference mid-visit
- You're an FNP seeing more and more mental health in primary care
- You're a psych RN who wants to answer med questions with confidence
👎 these aren't for you if
- You want inpatient or pediatric-specialty depth
- You don't work with psych meds at all
- You want every psych med on the market; these cover the most commonly prescribed, not a full textbook
- You need CE contact hours
questions on your mind
How do I get access after I purchase?
Right after checkout you get instant access to your online library: open it, type the email you used at checkout and every PDF is there to read or download. We also email you the link.
Does anything ship to me?
No. This is a digital download. Nothing is printed or mailed to you.
Can I print these?
Yes. Print as many desk copies as you like, laminate them, pin them up. They're for your personal clinical use, not for redistribution.
Is this a full prescribing reference?
No, and it isn't meant to be. It's a quick reference for the meds and details you reach for most often. Always verify against your primary sources and use your own clinical judgment before prescribing.
How current is the information?
Every page is built from Stahl's Prescriber's Guide, the Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines and current FDA labeling, with the references listed on each sheet. Psychopharmacology keeps moving, so confirm anything time-sensitive.
I already have Stahl's and Epocrates. Why this?
Keep them. Those are for looking up one drug. These sheets are for comparing the whole class on one page, in seconds, before you open the deeper reference.
Do you offer refunds?
Yes. If the sheets aren't right for you, read our refund policy and write to us within its window.
what meds are covered, exactly? 👀
Fair question, and you should know before you buy. Here is every med on the 14 pages, by generic name (brand names are on the sheets). Need one that isn't here? The blank sheet uses the same 8 columns.
SSRIs pg 1
- citalopram
- escitalopram
- fluoxetine
- fluvoxamine
- paroxetine
- sertraline
SNRIs pg 2
- desvenlafaxine
- duloxetine
- levomilnacipran
- venlafaxine
Atypical antidepressants pg 3
- bupropion
- mirtazapine
- trazodone
- vilazodone
- vortioxetine
Mood stabilizers pg 4
- carbamazepine
- lamotrigine
- lithium
- oxcarbazepine
- valproate/divalproex
Atypical antipsychotics pg 5-7
- aripiprazole
- asenapine
- brexpiprazole
- cariprazine
- clozapine
- iloperidone
- lumateperone
- lurasidone
- olanzapine
- paliperidone
- quetiapine
- risperidone
- ziprasidone
First-gen antipsychotics pg 8
- chlorpromazine
- fluphenazine
- haloperidol
- loxapine
- perphenazine
Long-acting injectables pg 9
- aripiprazole monohydrate
- aripiprazole lauroxil
- fluphenazine decanoate
- haloperidol decanoate
- paliperidone palmitate (1, 3, 6 mo)
- risperidone LAI
ADHD · stimulants pg 10
- amphetamine/ dextroamphetamine
- dexmethylphenidate
- lisdexamfetamine
- methylphenidate
ADHD · non-stimulants pg 11
- atomoxetine
- clonidine ER
- guanfacine ER
- viloxazine
Benzodiazepines pg 12
- alprazolam
- chlordiazepoxide
- clonazepam
- diazepam
- lorazepam
Sleep medications pg 13
- doxepin (low dose)
- eszopiclone
- lemborexant
- ramelteon
- suvorexant
- zolpidem
Anxiolytics & alpha agents pg 14
- buspirone
- clonidine IR
- guanfacine IR
- hydroxyzine
- prazosin
- propranolol
That's 63 medication entries across 14 pages, with the references at the bottom of every sheet. A quick reference, not a full prescribing reference: always verify against your primary sources.
one more time, here's everything
- 14 pages covering 60+ psych meds across every major class
- Every major class: SSRIs, SNRIs, atypical antidepressants, mood stabilizers, atypical and first-gen antipsychotics, LAIs, ADHD stimulants and non-stimulants, benzodiazepines, sleep meds and anxiolytics
- When to choose, MoA, dosing, side effects, interactions, monitoring and patient education, all on 1 page per class
- Evidence-based from Stahl's, Maudsley and FDA labeling, with references on every sheet
- 5 bonuses: Switch & Cross-Taper Guide, Lab Monitoring At-a-Glance, 12 Patient Handouts, Rating Scales Cheat Sheet and First-Year Clinical Pearls
- PDFs to print and keep on your desk, in your bag or on your screen
Digital download, instant access. Print as many copies as you like. Nothing ships.
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