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The PMHNP's Guide to Hyperbolic Tapering: Evidence-Based Protocols for Safely Deprescribing SSRIs and SNRIs, Distinguishing Withdrawal from Relapse, a

The PMHNP's Guide to Hyperbolic Tapering: Evidence-Based Protocols for Safely Deprescribing SSRIs and SNRIs, Distinguishing Withdrawal from Relapse, a

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Medical Reference

ISBN13: 9798905992933
Publisher: Staten House
Published: Jul 22 2026
Pages: 176
Weight: 0.54
Height: 0.38 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

When a taper goes wrong, the chart usually records a relapse.

A patient reduces their antidepressant, destabilises three weeks later, and returns to the original dose. They improve within four days. That improvement gets documented as confirmation that the medication was still needed. But recovery in four days is not how a depressive relapse behaves. It is how withdrawal behaves when the drug is restored, and the reasoning required to tell the difference is taught in almost no prescribing program.

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