Bio-Sertraline · 6 weeks and more

Staying on track

Feeling better on Bio-Sertraline? Continuing treatment helps you keep that progress.

Keep in mind

  • Keep taking your treatment even when you feel better: how long to continue is decided with your doctor.
  • When the time comes, stopping is done gradually, with a professional, to avoid withdrawal symptoms.

Tools for your needs

Track just enough to see what changes.

  • App

    Daylio

    Mood journal: log how you feel and what you did, then spot patterns. Handy to bring to your appointments.

    Relaxio s.r.o.Limited free version

  • Website

    MesOutils.ca

    Free Quebec platform: journal, exercises, questionnaires and a safety plan to get through difficult times.

    Association québécoise de prévention du suicide (AQPS) / CETI-SMDIFree

Simple habits to stay balanced: mindfulness, stress management, social connections.

  • Video

    Building connections and being well surrounded

    Why social connections protect mental health, with practical ideas to build and keep them.

    Mouvement Santé mentale QuébecFree

  • App

    Prezens

    Short breathing, meditation and mindfulness exercises to pause and find calm.

    Emergence asblFree

  • App

    MindDay

    Daily online coaching based on recognized strategies and mindfulness, to better understand thoughts and emotions.

    mindDay SASPaid or limited trial

  • Website

    Équilia — CBT and mindfulness program

    Free, self-paced 6-lesson online program combining cognitive behavioural therapy and mindfulness. No waiting list.

    Équilia research team (CIHR project, Quebec–Ontario collaboration)Free

How long to continue, and how to stop gradually one day, with your doctor.

  • Article

    Antidepressants, part 2: when and how to stop

    When stopping may be considered, how to taper gradually with a professional, and which withdrawal symptoms to watch for.

    Canadian Medication Appropriateness and Deprescribing Network (CADeN)Free

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