G'day Sammy,
If it's a regular medication (anti-depressant, anti-psychotic etc),
1. Get a GP appointment explain your situation, they will usually prescribe you medication that has first been prescribed by a psychiatrist, is a regular medication and shouldn't be stopped abruptly (alot of psych meds).
2. For a fee, usually around fifty dollars, there are GP's that are purely over the phone, that again are almost obliged to prescribe a one off because of the nature of again, abruptly stopping alot of psych medication.
3. In a pinch, ask the last pharmacist who dispensed your medication to use their discretion and refill your script until you get a current one. Pharmacists know how important psych medication is to well being and the consequences of missing doses. It's almost a duty of care that they supply you with a medication that is only prescribed as a regular medication, unlike antibiotics or short term medication.
4. Last resort would be E.D. They pretty much have to see you, but you may need to be creative with the triage nurse because they don't train em' like they use to. I can tell you that a risk with abruply stopping something like an SSRI, anti-depressant, though very rare can be seizures, so if you go to the counter and tell them that without your SSRI (insert your medication here) you could have a seizure... Catch my drift?
All the best and God bless.
