Generation Meds

How antidepressants cheered us up, let us down, and changed who we are.
by Katherine Sharpe

Hello, World

By Katherine Sharpe on April 23, 2012 in Generation Meds

Over the coming months, I'm going to be writing about psychiatric medication, particularly as it relates to young people. But before we get down to business, let me introduce myself. Read More

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Katherine Sharpe is the author of Coming of Age on Zoloft.

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