You are taking a benign cocktail, except I would try to take Klonopi PRN (as needed) because some people build up benzos addiction, and if you take Klonopin PRN, you won't be at risk for that. Abilify is a heavyhitter antipsychotic drug which causes akathisia (an extremely bothersome side effect) in 25% of uses while lifting depression in only 13% of users, so the cost benefit analysis does not support its use, although if an individual patient lucks out and gets a relief from depression without akathisia, then for that person the drug makes sense. Its main marketing claim is relief from depression when added to an antidepressant, which is an exaggerated claim (13% is too low a figure), plus, you are not suffering from depression so the point is moot. It can protect against mania, and, another marketing spiel is that it is weight neutral, but several people on this board have reported major weight gain on Abilify. One person got tardive dyskinesia on Abilify, and that is probably the worst side effect because it is for life even after treatment is discontinued.

The new pdoc is probably of the overinsure everything persuasion, meaning that you have to challenge him with questions such as: "I am stable on my current drugs and I have never been psychotic. Why do you want me to take a major antipsychotic with many known side effects?"

Also, in case that matters, Abilify is very expensive.