Dr. Dale DeMello’s work on the adult inpatient psychiatry unit at Sparrow Hospital and in the Navigate Early Psychosis Program in Lansing has increased his awareness of the role of cannabis in the precipitation and perpetuation of psychotic symptoms.
This presentation will be focused on identifying victims of sexual exploitation, effective interventions, and treating victims of sex trafficking.
This Pearls For Partners presentation will discuss how to identify risk factors for potentially homicidal or violent patients and address these risk factors to mitigate risk to the community.
Our Spring 2023 Pearls for Partners series continues with “Understanding Self-Harm”, taking an in-depth look at self-harm in both adolescents and older adults, and how the behaviors and risks contrast between the two groups.
Our Spring 2023 Pearls for Partners series begins with a discussion around Substance Use Disorder and “Demystifying Detoxification.” This presentation will provide an overview of the symptoms and potential complications associated with substance use withdrawal.
Dr. Cardona and team developed a novel CBT training curriculum tailored for inpatient nurses and unit staff working with young children of diverse backgrounds. The curriculum was anchored in three components. The training curriculum was implemented through small group training sessions. Attend and learn more.
Presentations will cover cybersafety and cybercrime and will discuss the impact cyberspace can have on our mental health, as well as provide a 4-step action plan for building resilience while using social media. Free to attend.
The Trace Amine Associate receptor is a new potential mechanism of disease for Schizophrenia. This course will increase the understanding of the actions of the trace amine receptor activation and it’s role in the modulation of neurotransmitters associated with the genesis of psychosis. A discussion of the current research of new agents acting at the TAAR-1 receptor will complete the lecture.
When organization leaders and managers neglect to take care of themselves as well as others, this can negatively impact organizational culture and success. Enjoy a light breakfast while we examine how our own behaviors affect the behaviors of others and how to best care for ourselves among the pressures of work, family, and life. Free to attend.
Our Fall 2022 ‘Pearls for Partners’ ends with presentation that will give attendees a better understanding of common medical complications contributing to the development of postpartum PTSD and how PTSD can present within the perinatal period.
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