Why follow-ups matter

Most treatment changes are small and gradual. Follow-ups let us see what is working and adjust before small problems grow.

What we cover

Sleep, mood, energy, side effects and anything that has changed in your life. We review medication and decide together whether to stay the course.

How to prepare

Jot down questions, note any side effects and bring an updated medication list.

Follow-ups are short, but they are where most of the real progress happens.

Small changes, made slowly, are usually the safest changes.

A note before you go

If something feels wrong between visits, you do not have to wait. Send a message through the patient portal and I will reply within one working day.

This article is for general information and is not a substitute for personal medical advice. If you are struggling, reach out to a clinician you trust.