Continuing Education Program
Description
Complement your educational schedule by suggesting your alumni or residents/trainees the talks on a REGULAR and PLANNED basis during the academic year.
We propose thematically ordered contents provided by some of the best world specialists in their field. The talks have been selected from the Symposiums of the 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017 and 2016 editions (85 talks).
This Continuing Education Program offers very substantial packaged discounts for professional training programs.
GOALS: To bring our excellent speakers and content -of the highest international level- to training specialists and to do so at a very affordable cost.
AUDIENCE: Available for PSYCHIATRY TRAINEES, RESEARCHERS, PROFESSORS and STUDENTS (PhD, postgraduate or undergraduate) of mental health educational or training programs.
FORMAT: HD video streaming talks in English language.
SAMPLE:
- Prof. Guy Goodwin, University of Oxford, UK.
- Title: "Cognitive symptoms as a target for treatment of depression"
- Bio, abstract, and references available at: BIO & ABSTRACT
Contents
We thematically highlight the following talks, from the available 85 talks of the 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017 and 2016 editions:
DEPRESSION
Diagnosis- Medical comorbidities and affective disorders
Brenda W.J.H. Penninx, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands - Cognitive symptoms in depression
Raymond W. Lam, University of British Columbia, Canada
- Is a better antidepressant the answer?: the future of antidepressant pharmacotherapy beyond the monoamines
Jerrold F. Rosenbaum, Harvard University, USA - New targets for treating depression: inflammation, oxidative stress and neurotrophic factors
Michael Berk, Deakin University, Australia - Glutamatergic function and new approaches for treatment-resistant depression
Sanjay Mathew, Baylor College of Medicine, USA - Antidepressants: refining future treatments approaches
Catherine J. Harmer, University of Oxford, United Kingdom - Role of ECT for treatment-resistant affective disorders
Colleen K. Loo, University of New South Wales, Australia
PSYCHOSIS
Diagnosis- At risk mental states
Alison R. Yung, University of Manchester, United Kingdom - Persecutory delusions
David G. Fowler, University of Sussex, United Kingdom
- The controversy of first episodes treatment
Benedicto Crespo-Facorro, Universidad de Cantabria, Spain - Cognitive symptoms in the recovery of psychosis
Christoph U. Correll, Hofstra University, USA - Long term antipsychotic treatments improve life functional prognosis
Wolfgang Fleischhacker, Universität Innsbruck, Austria - The Neurobiology of Treatment Resistance: Beyond Dopamine and Persistent Psychosis
Herbert Meltzer, Northwestern University, USA
DEBATE: DELUSIONS
- Delusions: Nature approach
Christoph U. Correll, Hofstra University, USA - Delusions: Nurture approach
Jim van Os, Maastricht University, Netherlands - Discussion
MENTAL HEALTH & TECHNOLOGY
- Can technology unravel the complexity of mental disorders?
Thomas R. Insel, MindStrong Health, USA - Digital mental health for common mental health pathologies
David C Mohr, Northwestern University, USA - New hopes on physical treatments in psychiatry?
Damiaan Denys, Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands
DEBATE: BORDERLANDS OF PSYCHIATRY
- Psychiatry and its neighbours
German E. Berrios,Cambridge University, United Kingdom - Psychiatrization of everyday life
Allen J. Frances, Duke University, USA - Discussion
MISCELLANEOUS
- Psychopathy: pathology or wickedness, where are the boundaries?
Jeremy W. Coid, Queen Mary University of London, United Kingdom - Childhood maltreatment and treatment resistance in adult psychiatric disorders
Carmine Pariante, King's College London, United Kingdom - Treatment of borderline personality disorder: Psychosocial approach
Anthony Bateman, University College London, United Kingdom - Suicidal behaviour: understandable reaction to difficult life circumstances or preventable disorder?
Ulrich Hegerl,Universität Leipzig, Germany - Prodromal features of Alzheimers and other neurodegenerative diseases
John O'Brien, Cambridge University, United Kingdom - The social determinants of mental health and illness
Sir Michael Marmot, University College London, United Kingdom - Plausible models need to integrate the Psychosocial and Biological
Sir Robin M. Murray, King's College London, United Kingdom
Join the program
In order to register in the program and obtain more information about the DISCOUNTS as well and other useful information, a responsible of the research-group or department has to contact us.
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