Culturally-Sensitive Assessments Of Trauma
Join Dr. Sierra Carter as she discusses trauma as a chronic stressor to be inclusive of racism-related trauma and share her insights on assessments of trauma exposure. Read More
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Managing Partial Response: Augmentation Strategies In MDD
In this webinar, Dr. Alex Matushek moderates an enlightening discussion on the current state of clinical guidelines in the treatment framework of depression partial response management with Dr. Roueen Rafeyan.… Read MoreDimensions Of Health & Wellness: A Conversation About Financial Wellness
Dwayne Mayes and Kathy Day, Patient & Caregiver Section Advisors, sit down with Dennis Sholler from the field medical affairs team to discuss financial wellness, one of the eight dimensions… Read More“Lighting Your Way”: A Digital Tool For Caregivers Of Loved Ones With The Behavioral Symptoms Of Dementia
John Schall, Chief Executive Officer of Caregiver Action Network, chats with Dennis Sholler about “Lighting Your Way,” a new digital tool for caregivers of loved ones with the behavioral symptoms… Read MoreHot Topics: Clinical Questions In Bipolar Disorder (Part 4)
Drs. Mauricio Tohen and Joseph Goldberg will address current and relevant clinical questions relating to bipolar disorder. These questions and Dr. Tohen’s and Dr. Goldberg’s responses will be recorded and… Read MoreRecognizing the Inner Voice: Breaking the LGBTQIA+ Conversation Barrier
During this webinar, our speakers begin by sharing perspectives of coming out, identifying fears of self-disclosure, and using affirmative language to improve personal and professional interactions with LGBTQIA+ individuals. Read MoreMay Mental Health Awareness Month: An Interview With Christoph Correll, MD
May has been recognized and celebrated as Mental Health Awareness month within the United States since 1949. During the month of May, efforts are made to reach millions across the… Read MoreMay Mental Health Awareness Month: An Interview With Dara Sanandaji
May has been recognized and celebrated as Mental Health Awareness month within the United States since 1949. During the month of May, efforts are made to reach millions across the… Read More - PsychU For You
