


I created these resources from over 25 years of lived experience surviving antidepressants, withdrawal, and healing. They are designed to sit beside you during the most confusing, overwhelming, and frightening moments — offering reassurance, clarity, and practical tools so you never feel alone.AVAILABLE NOW -- The Full Survivor’s Guide to Healing from Antidepressant Withdrawal – an all-in-one companion combining tapering guidance, symptom navigation, practical survival tools, reflective prompts, curated resources, and printable supports.- The Antidepressant Tapering Companion – focused support for safe, informed tapering, including guidance, FAQs, an advocacy letter template, and a printable tapering journal.- The Antidepressant Withdrawal Survival Toolkit – tools to help you cope with withdrawal, manage symptoms, practice self-care, and rebuild, with journaling prompts, checklists, gratitude exercises, and a guided meditation.Each resource is survivor-led, compassionate, and grounded in real experience. They’re designed to help you understand your body and mind, reduce harm, and give you practical strategies to navigate withdrawal safely and steadily.Click below to visit my Payhip shop to explore these resources and find the support you need, at your own pace.(My full story of survival and healing is shared in my memoir, Swallowed Whole, listed below.)
*Please note: The Tapering Journal included in this guide is a printable six-page journal you can print and use as needed — different from the full 53-week Tapering Journal paperback (listed below), which offers a year-long format all in one book.
At sixteen, I was told my brain was broken and a pill would fix me. I believed them.Swallowed Whole is my unflinching memoir of nearly two decades on antidepressants, the harrowing struggle to safely taper off, and surviving debilitating withdrawal.
It’s a story of medical betrayal, endurance, and the fight to reclaim a life I was told I couldn’t live without medication.I wrote his is for anyone misled, dismissed, or silenced who is still navigating the darkness, with a message of hope: you can survive the storm and find your rainbow.

The Guided Tapering Journal is a supportive, lived-experience resource designed to guide you through every stage of psychiatric drug tapering. Created by someone who has walked this path firsthand, it offers a safe and structured space to:- Log your doses and keep track of your tapering plan.- Monitor symptoms, physical, emotional, and mental, with clarity.- Reflect on your progress through guided weekly prompts.- Notice patterns and glimmers that can bring hope and encouragement.With 53 weeks of dedicated pages, this journal is more than a tracker, it’s a trusted companion to help you taper at your own pace, with awareness, care, and compassion.One page, one step, one day at a time.
Please note: this is a stand-alone, full-tapering journal with 53 weeks of structured pages. It is different from the printable tapering tracker included in my guide, which is a six-page tool you can print as needed. Both are valuable resources, however this journal offers a year-long space to record and reflect.


Hi, I’m Claire. I’ve spent over 25 years navigating the turbulent journey of taking, surviving, and healing from antidepressants. I know firsthand how confusing, isolating, and painful withdrawal can be, and how little guidance is often available.Through my book, my guide, and my social media, I share my experiences, insights, and practical tools to help others survive, understand, and heal from antidepressant withdrawal. My goal is to create a safe, compassionate space where you feel seen, supported, and hopeful on your journey.Today, my mission is to share what I’ve learned, validate your experience,
and remind you that healing is possible, even when it feels impossibly far away.
You are not alone, and through my guide, I’m here to walk alongside you
with honesty, compassion, and hope.

- DISCLAIMER -Everything I share here, in my book "Swallowed Whole", and in My "Guide to Surviving & Healing from Antidepressant Withdrawal" comes from my own lived experience and is offered for information and support only.It is not medical advice and should never replace guidance from a qualified, withdrawal-informed healthcare professional. Everyone’s journey is unique, and I cannot accept responsibility for any decisions made based on the content I provide. Please move at your own pace, prioritise your safety, and seek professional support where needed.
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