DRUG TYPE	BRAND NAME	GENERIC NAME	COMMENTS (additional uses)
SSRI	Celexa	Citalopram	Panic attacks. Eating disorders Impulse control, and Anxiety
	Lexapro	Escitalopram	Panic attacks and Anxiety
	Luvox	Fluoxamine	Panic attacks & Anxiety, Eating Disorders. and Impulse Control
	Paxil	Paroxetine	Social phobia, Panic attacks & Anxiety, Eating Disorders and Impulse Control
	Prozac	Fluoxetine	Panic attacks & Anxiety, Eating Disorders, Impulse control. PMS and OCD
	Zoloft	Sertraline	Panic attacks &Anxiety, Eating Disorders, Impulse Control, and OCD
SNRI	Vestra	Reboxetine	Anxiety
	Effexor	Venlafaxine	Increases energy level Anxiety
NaSSA	Remeron	Mirtazapine	Anxiety (Enhances sleep)
SARI	Desyrel	Trazodone	“Sundowning “, Insomnia and Anxiety
	Serzone	Nefazodone	Severe anxiety (Enhances sleep)
NDRI	Wellbutrin	Bupropion	Anxiety and Smoking cessation, (Increases libido and Increases energy level)
DRUG TYPE	BRAND NAME	GENERIC NAME	COMMENTS (additional uses)
Tricyclic	Adapin	Doxepin	Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
	Anafranil	Clomipramine	OCD and Tourette Syndrome
	Ascendin	Amoxapine	Migraine H/A
	Elavil	Amitriptyline	Nerve Pain, OCD, and Pain
	Norpramin	Desipramine	Tourette Syndrome
	Pamelor	Nortriptyline	Anxiety and Pain
	Sinequan	Doxepin	Pain, Anxiety, and Migraine H/A
	Surmontil	Trimipramine	Pain
	Tofranil	Imipramine	ADHD, Bladder Control, and Anxiety
	Vivactil	Protriptyline	Migraine H/A
Tetracyclic	Ludiomil	Maprotiline	Pain
MAOI	Marplan	Isocarboxazid	Anxiety and Panic Attacks
	Nardil	Phenelzine	Anxiety and Phobias
	Parnate	Tranylcpromine	Anxiety

PSYCHOTROPIC MEDICATIONS LIST

This information has been compiled from sources in the public domain to provide a comprehensive list commonly used medications for the treatment of mood and behavior disorders. Both the brand and generic names of medications are listed. This information is intended for your general knowledge only and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for specific psychiatric conditions.

Questions about the specific use of any medication for any specific patient or condition should be referred to a licensed physician.