Practical psychiatry for outpatient clinicians

When you’re not sure about the next step

Practical frameworks, clinical cases, and tools for real-world mental health decisions.

Choose the kind of support you need

Build a complete approach to a common outpatient problem, or work through a difficult decision that does not fit neatly into the guidelines.

Comprehensive topic coverage

Clinical Frameworks + Tools

Complete, start-to-finish approaches to common outpatient problems, paired with practical references and patient-facing tools you can return to in clinic.

ADHD Pharmacology A complete prescribing framework for choosing, titrating, and adjusting ADHD medications.
Managing Depression in Primary Care A complete clinical framework for diagnosis, medication treatment, nonresponse, and longer-term care.
Managing Alcohol Use Disorder A complete outpatient framework for screening, safety, medications, engagement, and follow-up.
$99 each • 1.5–2.0 CME per framework
Case-based decision support

Navigating the Grey Zones

Practical frameworks, longitudinal cases, and point-of-care tools for decisions that resist simple algorithms.

First in the series
Benzodiazepines in the Grey Zone A Case Series + Clinical Toolkit for inherited prescriptions, difficult tapers, PRN use, co-use risk, and harm-reduction decisions.
Early access: $99 • Core Framework + Grey Zone Cases + Clinical Toolkit
Used in real clinical practice

How clinicians are applying these frameworks in care

“These courses take situations where I’m not sure what the next step is and give me a clear, structured way to approach them. I’ve already started applying several of the strategies in my day-to-day practice.”

— Roxanne Thomas, MD, primary care physician

“The handouts, algorithms, and dosing guides are something I regularly pull up during patient visits when I need quick guidance. They’ve become a go-to reference in my clinical work.”

— Tiffany Graham, ARNP, PMHNP-C, FNP-C

“Before Dr. Suter’s materials, I often felt unsure how to approach adults presenting with new ADHD concerns and felt pressure to address everything in one visit. His framework helped me pace the evaluation, use structured screening tools, and better understand the broader context behind these concerns. These conversations now feel much more manageable and grounded.”

— Eric Woods, MD, primary care physician

“As a therapist, Collaborative Psychiatry has helped me feel more at ease navigating patients’ medication concerns and more confident communicating with prescribing providers. It has made collaboration feel more seamless, practical, and patient-centered.”

— Maria R., SW therapist

Designed for use beyond the first listen

Learn the framework. Return when the decision comes up.

Collaborative Psychiatry combines structured teaching with practical tools so the material remains useful after you finish the audio or video.

Build a clear approach

Use complete frameworks and case-based reasoning to organize the clinical problem before choosing the next step.

Use clinic-ready tools

Open concise references, flowcharts, worksheets, and patient-facing materials when the question is happening in practice.

Return when you need it

Listen on the go, revisit the relevant section, and use the product as an ongoing clinical reference rather than a one-time course.

Free to start

Free clinical tools and resources

Work through a short clinical question, browse concise podcast episodes, or find practical resources you can return to in clinic.

Adult ADHD

ADHD Medication Walkthrough

Work through where to start, how aggressive to be, and what kind of stimulant plan makes sense.

Start ADHD walkthrough
About 2–3 minutes • includes a free PDF resource
Depression

Depression Treatment Walkthrough

Work through what to do when a patient is not improving, including whether to adjust, switch, or augment.

Start depression walkthrough
About 2–3 minutes • includes a free PDF resource
Alcohol Use Disorder

AUD Management Walkthrough

Work through alcohol-use assessment, patient engagement, and what kind of next step makes sense clinically.

Start AUD walkthrough
About 2–3 minutes • includes a free PDF resource
Free ongoing resources

QuickTakes + practical clinical tools

Listen to short podcast episodes, browse selected clinical resources, and create a free account for Practical Pearls and supporting materials.

Training access

Practical mental health teaching for programs and clinical teams

Collaborative Psychiatry can support residency programs, primary-care training sites, and clinical teams looking for low-barrier teaching, structured didactics, and practical tools learners can keep using in clinic.