Safe Tapering

Stopping mood stabilizers—or antipsychotics—too fast can induce mania or psychosis, even in people who have never had mania or psychosis before.

That doesn’t mean the person “has bipolar disorder” or “developed schizophrenia.”
It means the brain was pushed into instability by abrupt withdrawal.

This is a pharmacologic effect, not a brain defect and not proof of an underlying diagnosis.

This clip is from a longer class on medication safety, tapering, and nervous system protection. The takeaway is simple: how you stop matters just as much as what you stop.

Видео Safe Tapering канала White Oak