Prescribing Psychotropics in Perimenopause

​Prescribing Psychotropics in Perimenopause

​Perimenopause can bring new or worsening psychiatric symptoms, including depression, anxiety, sleep disruption, mood instability, and cognitive complaints. For clinicians, understanding how hormonal fluctuations intersect with mental health—and how this may influence treatment decisions—is an important part of providing effective perimenopause care.

​Join Dr. Drew Myers, Reproductive Psychiatrist, for a practical live webinar focused on the use of psychotropic medications during the perimenopause transition. Dr. Myers will explore common psychiatric presentations in midlife, considerations when selecting and prescribing psychotropic medications, and how treatment approaches may need to evolve in the context of changing reproductive hormones.

​The session will provide clinically relevant guidance to help healthcare professionals better recognize psychiatric symptoms associated with perimenopause, understand available pharmacologic strategies, and make more informed, individualized treatment decisions.

​Tuesday, August 25 | 12 PM EST / 9 AM PST
Live virtual webinar
Available to Perry Academy Core, Advanced & Learn members.