Clients receiving mental health treatment are increasingly prescribed multiple medications, raising the likelihood of side effects, drug interactions, and complex clinical presentations. Therapists and social workers are often in a position to observe changes in mood, cognition, behavior, and functioning that may be influenced by medication-related factors. This 1-hour clinical training provides an overview of polypharmacy and its relevance to behavioral health practice. Participants will learn to recognize common medication-related side effects that may emerge in therapy, differentiate these effects from primary psychiatric symptoms, and develop targeted questions to explore potential medication-related concerns. The course is designed to enhance clinical observation and assessment skills while supporting appropriate collaboration with prescribing providers.