Academy Membership
Make faster, more confident medication decisions.
A clinical reference library built around the questions you actually ask in practice — treatment strategy, drug safety, interactions, and side effects — without digging through guidelines.
Designed around how you actually work
Every section answers a question you have already asked at the bedside.
Organized by clinical question
Safety, side effects, interactions, and treatment strategies — sorted the way clinicians think.
Answers in under a minute
Algorithm-based guidance and decision frameworks. No reading through 80-page guidelines.
Continuously updated
New topics and revisions added as evidence evolves. Your library never goes stale.
One membership, the whole library
Everything below is included. Written chapters you can search and scan in clinic, not video lectures.
Managing adverse events
- Antidepressant adverse events
- Antipsychotic adverse events
- Mood stabilizer adverse events Releasing now
From recognizing the problem to deciding when to stop, switch or continue.
See the series →Medication safety
- 7 medical-condition guides: cardiac, renal, hepatic, seizure, HIV, transplant, pulmonary
- 5 pregnancy & breastfeeding guides: antidepressants, antipsychotics, mood stabilizers, ADHD, sleep
Treatment strategy
Depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, OCD, PTSD, schizophrenia, addiction, eating disorders, insomnia, impulse control, child & adolescent, geriatric and traumatic brain injury.
Browse by disorder →The questions that cut across disorders
Drug–drug interactions, therapeutic drug monitoring, long-acting injectables, neuropsychiatric effects of non-psychiatric drugs, co-morbid medical conditions and genetic testing.
Browse the tools →The answer first
Rapid-decision chapters open with the bottom line, then give dose and monitoring rules, red flags, a plain-language patient script and an EMR documentation template you can copy.
Try a free chapter →Dated evidence updates
When a new study changes how a drug should be used, the chapter gets a dated update box, so you can see exactly what changed and why.
See an updated chapter →The papers that matter, read past the abstract
One practice-relevant paper per issue, up to twice a month. We read the whole thing so you don’t have to.
- A verdict with a “Change Monday’s practice?” rating: No, Refine or Change
- Key figures redrawn from the published values, so you can explore them by age, drug or subgroup
- The fine print: errors and limits inside the paper that the abstract leaves out
- Teaching cases and five takeaways for clinic, linked to the chapter the paper updates
Explore by clinical decision
A sample of the most-used sections.
Medication Safety in Pregnancy & Breastfeeding
Antidepressants, antipsychotics, mood stabilizers, ADHD, sleep
SeriesMedication Safety in Medical Conditions
Cardiac, renal, hepatic, seizure, HIV, transplant, pulmonary
SeriesManaging Psychopharmacology Adverse Events
Antidepressants, antipsychotics and mood stabilizers, chapter by chapter
CourseEvidence-Based Benzodiazepine Tapering
The 2025 ASAM guideline in practice
CourseAntipsychotics & Hyperprolactinemia
Evaluate, monitor and manage prolactin elevation
CourseMagnesium in Clinical Psychiatry
Mood, anxiety, sleep and cognition
Start with us before you join
Three ways to follow the evidence with us, at no cost.
The email digest
Twice a month, on the 15th and the 30th: a short note from Dr. Singh, what’s new in the Academy and the papers worth knowing about.
Get the digest →Psychopharmacology for Clinicians
A private Facebook group for verified prescribers. Case polls (Decision Point) and verdicts on new studies (Evidence Watch), with members hearing the verdict first.
Request to join →Blog and free chapters
Clinical blog posts on new evidence, and free chapters in every series so you can see exactly how the Academy reads before you join.
Read the blog →
Dr. Harvinder Singh, MD
Dr. Singh translates clinical guidelines and research into practical, point-of-care tools for busy clinicians. Author of Essentials of Inpatient Psychiatry and Light After Loss, with work used by clinicians nationally and internationally.
More about Dr. Singh →What clinicians are saying
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"Dr. Singh takes the leg-work out of obtaining this information — countless hours saved. Well worth the cost."
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