MentalSynapse is a clinical navigation system for therapeutic decisions in psychopharmacology, designed by Dr. Ricardo Ouchi, a psychiatrist graduated from UNIFESP, with extensive experience in highly complex clinical scenarios.
Created by professionals for mental health professionals: psychiatrists, non-psychiatric doctors, psychologists, pharmacists and residents who seek agility and scientific basis in each clinical decision. MentalSynapse translates the complexity of modern psychopharmacology into structured reasoning based on the renowned literature of Professor Stephen Stahl.
More than a quick reference app, MentalSynapse is a strategic clinical reasoning tool. It integrates mechanisms of action, adverse effects profile, drug interactions and syndromic/diagnostic contexts to promote assertive therapeutic decisions, avoiding hasty conduct and reducing the risk of iatrogenesis.
MentalSynapse's differentials:
Clinical reasoning maps: visual guidelines for decisions focused on predominant symptoms.
Advanced didactics: content inspired by Stahl's psychopharmacology, adapted to a practical and applied decision-making model.

Intuitive interface: designed for the pace and demands of real clinical practice.

This application was born from real practice, from the classroom to the hospital corridors, where decisions need to be quick, but never rushed. It is an extension of Dr. Ricardo Ouchi's mission: to train clinicians who are more confident, critical and committed to effective and ethical psychiatry.

If you want to transform your psychopharmacological reasoning and make decisions with more confidence, security and scientific support, MentalSynapse is the ultimate tool for your daily clinical practice.