The medication is clearly working as expected, so continue the current dose unchanged and schedule a routine follow-up appointment in four weeks.

Assess which specific symptoms have improved versus not, screen for emergent suicidal ideation during the early treatment risk window, evaluate side effects and adherence, and set realistic expectations for full response.

Two weeks is too early for any genuine SSRI effect since full serotonergic remodeling takes 4-6 weeks, so any perceived improvement is likely placebo response.

Switch to a different antidepressant class, since partial response at 2 weeks is a well-established predictor of eventual treatment failure with the current agent.