Psychiatry Advances
Psychiatry Advances explores innovative research and patient-centered programs at the forefront of psychiatry and behavioral health sciences. The podcast features insights from psychiatric, psychological, nursing, and rehabilitative professionals. It is produced by UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital of Pittsburgh, a national leader in treating mental health and addictive disorders.
Episodes
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorder
Jessica Gannon MD is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry.This Podcast describes this mental disorder, updating its definitional descriptive characteristics, noting variation, advances in treatment, e.g. long- lasting drug maintenance, reduction of unneeded components of drug RX, early intervention, team RX and the introduction of genuinely new treatments with a different mechanism of action tha
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Dopamine In and Out Of The Brain | Zachery Freyberg MD,PHD
Dr. Zachery Freyberg MD,PHD is Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh. He is an expert in Cellular Biology as well as being an outstanding psychiatric clinician. This podcast discusses the role of Dopamine transmission across the brain and within other organ systems of the body e.g. that of the pancreas. Weight gain is discussed as this relates to metabolic disturbance i
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | ADHD: Diagnosis/Treatment Course/Adult Presentations
Brooke S. G. Molina, PhD, is a professor of Psychiatry, Psychology, and Pediatrics at University of Pittsburgh and UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital. She directs clinical research at the ADHD Across the Lifespan Program. This long-time longitudinal clinical research involves youth/adolescents and adult patients. This episode presents information on lifetime course prediction, drug misuse, and prim
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | The Challenges of working with Adolescents in the In-Patient Setting
Dr. Daniel Bender is the Medical Director of the Child and Adolescent Inpatient Unit at Western Psychiatric Hospital. His clinical work was recently featured in the New York Times (Reference included).
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Bipolar Spectrum Disorder in Children and Adolescents
Boris Birmaher MD. is Endowed Chair- Early Onset Bipolar Disease/Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. This Podcast addresses two research questions: 1) Who among Children and Adolescents are at Risk to develop Bipolar Spectrum Disorder: 2) among patients who develop this disorder who is at risk for recurrence? This is a controlled prospective twenty year dura
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Medical Marijuana
Antoine Douaihy, MD, is professor of Psychiatry and Medicine and senior academic director of Addiction Medical Services at the University of Pittsburgh and UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital. Medical marijuana is now approved for distribution in Pennsylvania, but it’s absent of controlled clinical trials. Marijuana use requires careful monitoring, including marijuana growing, physician recommendati
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Transcranial Focused Ultrasound | Fabio Ferrarelli, MD, PhD and Marta Pecina, MD, PhD
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | The Whole Child Wellness Clinic: Integrating Physical, Behavioral and Family Support into One Clinic
Justin Schreiber DO, MPH is a Tripple Boarded Assistant Professor of Medicine.
Nafessah Wynn is an experienced credentialed Family Peer Specialist Coordinator. Working together they treat families in the Whole Child Wellness Clinic.
This podcast explores the procedures and advantages of treating families in an integrated care setting involving both medical expertise and family peer support. This
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Clarifying Subtypes of Depression: From Neural Circuits to Behavior
Neil P. Jones Ph.D. is an expert on the spectrum of Depressions, including their diverse manifestations and impact on cognitive-behavioral processes, for example accompanying rumination, stress-related anxiety, and anhedonia. This podcast focuses on subtypes of depression relating to brain pathways.
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Psycho-Oncology Center for Counseling and Cancer Support
A cancer diagnosis and treatment can be difficult on both patients and their families emotionally. But support is available for people who need it. In this podcast, Robin Valpey, MD, medical director, Center for Counseling and Support, UPMC Hillman Cancer Center, and Elizabeth Hale, MD, clinical assistant professor, Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, discuss the mental health
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | The Placebo Effect
Marta Pecina MD PhD. is Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Director of the Translational Neuroscience and Neuroimaging Lab of the Department of Psychiatry and the UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital. This Podcast focuses on the Neurobiological basis of placebo effects. Placebos have great power. We explain how both expectation and conditioning generate strong placebo effects relevant to research and
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Restoring the Brain to its Previous Neurophysiology | Greg Siegel, PhD and Kym Young, PhD |
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Mental Health and Suicide in Autistic Teens and Adults
Carla Mazevsky PHD, is the Nancy J Minshew Endowed Chair in Autism Research, Professor of Psychiatry and Psychology and Translational Research at the University of Pittsburgh. She is an expert in key emotional aspects of Autistic people at all ages. This Podcast presents and focusses upon the challenges of overcoming/treating this unifying concept/reality among autistic people relating to “emotio
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Sleep Disturbances in Schizophrenia and Psychosis
Fabio Ferrarelli MD PHD, Director of the Sleep and Schizophrenia Program is Associate Professor of Psychiatry in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh. His research focusses on how sleep spindles and slow waves differ among patients with chronic schizophrenia and/or acute psychosis relative to healthy individuals. These sleep-specific oscillatory activities may represent pot
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Severe Anxiety in Older Adults and its Effects on Brain and Body Aging
Carmen Andreescu is Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh. This podcast focusses on severe worry and anxiety in aged persons. Not all worry in aged persons is pathological. Severe worry includes dramatic effects on patient’s psychology, brain, and aging. These are characterized here as well as appropriate intervention/treatment noted. The value of Transcranial Stimulation(TMS) is
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Psychosocial Treatment for youth with Bi-Polar Spectrum disorders and their Families
Tina R Goldstein PHD is the Endowed Pittsburgh Foundation Professor of Psychiatry. This Podcast focusses upon DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Treatment) for children and youth, a cognitive therapy, with special consideration of teaching skills for everyday life with patients and their families. This is an excellent example of deploying evidence- based therapy and intervention for psychiatric and psych
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Body Clocks and Bipolar Disorder: A Novel Treatment Approach
Holly Swartz MD. Is Professor of Psychiatry. Following an explanation of Chronobiology (Body Rhythms) as relevant to Health, this podcast focuses on five daily rhythms likely altered in patients with bipolar disorders. Changing these rhythms fully focuses and engages patients in their own beneficial treatment. The Podcast reviews a new workbook, “The Social Rhythm Therapy” relevant for both train
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Treating Behavioral Manifestations Of Neurological Illness
This Podcast describes integrated care at UPMC/PITT between the Departments of Psychiatry and Neurology. Psychiatric manifestations/treatment of Huntington’s disease, Parkinson’s Disease, Epilepsy, and Migraine are discussed with Morgan Faeder MD, PHD. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Medical Director of Neuropsychiatry and Director of the Consultation- Liaison Psychiatry Fellowship, and Alex Is
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Mindfulness, Mood Lability, and The Brain in Youth at Risk: Neural and Behavioral Mechanisms
Dr. Danella Hafeman MD, PHD is Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh. She is the Principal Investigator of a NIMH Sponsored Clinical Trial titled “Neurobehavior Targets of Mindfulness in Youth at Risk for Mood-Disorders.” This podcast focuses on research methodology, manifestations, instruction and mindfulness interventions to reduce stress and mood lability among at ri
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | The Etiology and Treatment of Weight Related Disorders in Youth
Andrea Goldschmidt PHD is Associate Professor of Psychiatry. This Podcast focusses upon the causes and treatment of excessive weight gain, loss of control of eating in youth and adolescents. The major topic of discussion relates to “binge eating “, the emotional and environmental causes of such eating disorders, such as uncontrolled urges, eating without feeling hungry, particularly after school.
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Rural Psychiatry, Erie, Pa. Social and Community Psychiatry Fellowship | Mary Anne Albaugh, MD
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Adolescent Brain Development and Establishing Adult Trajectories
Professor Bea Luna PHD is a nationally highly acclaimed NIMH- Funded psychologist, neuroscientist, teacher/mentor. Using multimodal brain imaging/learning methods she has pioneered in studying normal and atypical adolescent brain development from initiation to the onset of adulthood. These fascinating brain developments affected by adolescent experiences further prepare the brain for adult functio
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Neurofeedback for Depression - Amygdala Studies
Kymberly Young PhD is Associate Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. She is an expert in brain science. Her 2017 article in the AJP, “Randomized Clinical Trial of Real-Time fMRI Amygdala Neurofeedback for Major Depressive Disorder: Effects on Symptoms and Autobiographical Memory Recall” is gaining attention. This Podcast focuses on the amygdala, how therapeutically
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Brain Science, Clozapine and Early Intervention in Psychosis
Dr. Deepak Sarpal is Assistant Professor of Psychiatry/Medical Director of Services for Treatment of Early Psychosis at WPH. This Podcast focuses upon Clozapine, a very valuable but underused treatment for refractory schizophrenia, also brain science involving functional imaging associated with patient improvement on anti-psychotic drugs. Findings include brain pre-frontal cortex connectivity and
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Role of Motivational Interviewing in Covid-19 Vaccine Hesitancy
Antoine Douaihy M.D. is Professor of Psychiatry and Medicine. He is a recognized expert in motivational interviewing. Joining him is his intern in clinical Psychology, Cassie Boness MS. Vaccine hesitancy threatens nationally needed Covid herd immunity. Motivational interviewing is a very useful approach for enlisting reluctant persons in self-change. Discussed here are the parameters and techniqu
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Affect Among Teenagers - The Role of Sleep
Peter Franzen PhD. Is Associate Director for Education of the University of Pittsburgh Sleep and Chronobiology Center. This Podcast discusses teenagers shortened sleep during critical high school years, when teenagers must attend school at early times. These sleep changes affect teenager reactivity, emotion, stress, pleasure( anhedonia) cognition and substance use. Consequent to sleep research fin
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Enhancing the Diagnosis for ADHD-Hyperactivity-By Mobile Sensing
Oliver Lindhiem PHD, Associate Professor/Psychiatry/Pediatrics is an expert in childhood diagnosis of behavioral disorders. This Podcast focuses on ADHD-Hyperactive Presentation. This diagnosis, its usual treatment (medication), has for many years been controversial. Thereby highly precise measurement is much needed here. This requires research to prove the value of mobile sensing using a wristban
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Assessing and Managing Adolescent Suicidal Behavior: New Approaches
Dr. David Brent is an Endowed Distinguished Professor of Psychiatry at Pitt/WPH. He is the national expert for understanding, predicting and intervening in Adolescent suicidal behavior, having researched these topics for more than thirty years and conducting relevant controlled clinical trials. This Podcast reviews results of these clinical trials, specifically the challenges of population and ind
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Center for Interventional Psychiatry
Dr. Lalith Kumar K. Solai is Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Pitt. He is the Architect/Director of the WPH Center for Interventional Psychiatry. It provides newer treatment modalities in psychiatry, especially for depressed patients refractory to conventional treatments, thus advancing new knowledge about these interventional treatments. This Podcast discusses newer developments in ECT, Trans
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Present Challenges and Opportunities in the New Era of Alzheimer’s Disease
Annie Cohen PHD is Associative Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh. This Podcast updates ongoing research and manifestation of Alzheimer’s Disease, its diagnosis (Amyloid, Tau deposition), biomarkers that may influence severity and early detection/diagnosis, also how social determinants of health affects early detection, e.g. access, extent of cardiovascular disease, residence,
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | The Pandemic Continues: Telepsychiatry
Gina Perez is Assistant Professor of Psychiatry. She is Associate Chief /Behavioral Health Network and Telepsychiatry for UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital. This Podcast, 2nd in this Pandemic Series, describes the considerable expansion and implications for the future of telepsychiatry in treating psychiatric patients. Not only in out-patient settings but widely so. Post pandemic it is very likely
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Healthcare System Wide Consultation-Liaison Services
Dr. Priya Gopalan is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh/UPMC. She directs system-wide consultations-liaison services. These provide in-person and telemedicine consultations for in-patients. This Podcast describes building such services that are inter-professional, involve teaching a large number of faculty, residents/fellows/medical students. Key problems addressed incl
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Mother-Child Brain Synchrony - The Intergenerational Transmission of Depression
Kymberly Young PhD is Associate Professor of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. She is an expert in brain science. Her 2017 article in the AJP, “Randomized Clinical Trial of Real-Time fMRI Amygdala Neurofeedback for Major Depressive Disorder: Effects on Symptoms and Autobiographical Memory Recall” is gaining attention. This Podcast focuses on the amygdala, how therapeutically
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Substance Abuse (Marijuana) and Reproductive Health of Mothers and Their Children
Dr. Natacha De Genna PHD is an Assistant Professor with longstanding acclaimed work relating to marijuana and nicotine use by pregnant mothers, how young age and mental health and discrimination may affect both mothers and their children post pregnancy. Her video “Mothers and Marijuana” is featured on the NIH Web Site. Like alcohol, paired maternal use of both nicotine and marijuana can be especi
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Infant Psychiatry/Mental Health - The Matilda Theiss Center
Dr. Paula Marie Powe is Assistant Professor of Psychiatry/Medical Director of Theiss Early Childhood and School-Based Behavioral Center. Her work involves analysis and intervention in infants 0-3 years old exposed to stress. potentially toxic stress. This type stress impacts later mental and physical health. Poor outcomes are not inevitable. Adaptive support enhances infant and child resilience. P
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Integrated Care: The IBD Specialty Medical Home
Eva Szigethy, MD/PHD is Professor of Psychiatry and Medicine at the University of Pittsburgh. She is the Director of Behavioral Health within the Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) Medical Home. Dr. Szigethy focuses her clinical and research interests on integrated medical-psychiatric care models for patients with chronic disease including inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). She is the PI of a PCORI g
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Telepsychiatry: Growing and Useful
Gina Perez, MD, is the Associate Chief of the UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital Behavioral Network. This includes Telepsychiatry not only for UPMC sites, but also for mental and behavioral health centers throughout Western PA including especially rural areas (16 locations/11 counties).
This podcast episode focuses on this rapidly growing treatment modality, not only for individual treatment and ev
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Evidenced Based Behavioral Health Interventions in Communities
Shaun Eack PhD is the James and Noel Browne Endowed Chair and Professor in Social Work and Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh. This Podcast describes his work on Cognitive Enhancement Therapy for persons with Schizophrenia and Autism. This work is a neurocognitive and social-cognitive rehabilitation program. Dr. Eack is presently preparing his positive research findings for application in
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Blood Biomarkers and Alzheimers | Dr. Karikari
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | The Pandemic Continues: Treating the Seriously Mentally Ill
Roy Chengappa, MD, is professor of psychiatry and medical director/chief of Comprehensive Recovery Services at UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital. This service includes care for 5,000 to 10,000 serious, chronically mentally ill patients. Kimberly Clinebell, MD, is major clinician at the Pathways, a long-term structural residence and locked community setting. This podcast describes continuing treatm
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Neuromodulation With Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) for Alcohol Use Disorder
Khaled Moussawi MD, PHD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, is an experienced clinical neurologist and neuroscientist. This Podcast summarizes his research team’s efforts to identify and translate pre-clinical neurobiological findings into actionable clinical treatment protocols for alcohol and potentially other addictions. Deep Brain Stimulation, DBS, now approved treatment of Parkinson’s disease
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Early Life Experiences Shape Brain Development-Translational Sciences Implications
Judy Cameron PhD is a Professor of Psychiatry. This podcast describes ongoing leading public education, intervention and training programs derived from her previous extensive experimental neuroscience research in primate brain development.
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Strategies to Help Families and Children Harmed by a Loved One's Drug Addiction
Dennis Daley PhD is Professor of Psychiatry and former Chief Addiction Medicine Services at UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital. For more than 30 years Dr. Daley provided clinical services to persons with SUDs. His teaching and recovery materials are used throughout the US. This Podcast emphasizes that families of persons with SUDs are harmed and in need of psychological assistance because of their
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | The Pandemic Continues: Addiction Services
Dr. Jody Glance is Assistant Professor of Psychiatry/Medical Director of Addiction Services/ in-hospital and community. Providing a range of services for patients with addiction to substances has never been easy. This Podcast summarizes how, under Dr. Glance’ s leadership, treatment for patients continues despite difficulties. Changes in regulations, “new staff learning” has permitted “detox at
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Bio-Behavioral Treatments for Depression and Anxiety: Leveraging Neuroplasticity
Rebecca Price PhD is Associate Professor in the Departments of Psychiatry and Psychology at the University of Pittsburgh. Her innovative integrated research on brain plasticity coupled with computer based cognitive therapy has gained much visibility in the psychiatric literature and at Pitt where she has recently received the Chancellors Distinguished Research Award. This Podcast discusses her res
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Physician Well-being: Prior to and During Covid-19
Sansea Jacobson, MD, is an associate psychiatry professor at the University of Pittsburgh, and director, UPMC Graduate Medical Education WELL Committee. More than 1,700 residents and fellows are in training at UPMC. This podcast discusses physician wellbeing both prior to and during COVID-19, including support systems and individual challenges. Despite the difficulties, COVID-19 empowers doctors t
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Blended Collaborative Care for Treating Heart Failure and Co-Morbid Depression: Primary Findings from the Hopeful Heart Trial
Dr. Bruce Rollman is the UPMC Endowed Chair in General Internal Medicine and Professor of Medicine, Psychiatry, and Biomedical Informatics at the University of Pittsburgh. This Podcast describes his highly influential two decades of research in depression and cardiovascular care, including the “Hopeful Heart Trial”, his most recent NIH-funded study that examined the impact of a “blended” collabora
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Depression in Late Life/Risk for Dementia
Jordan Karp, MD, is professor of Psychiatry, Anesthesiology, and Clinical and Translational Science at the University of Pittsburgh and UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital. Late-life depression may be brain “toxic.” This episode discusses geriatric depression and ongoing multi-site PCORI/NIH geriatric research about a treatment-resistant depression (OPTIMUM/OPTIMUM-Neuro) trial. This comparative eff
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | “Resolve” - A Unique Pittsburgh Crisis Center
“Resolve” is a governmentally funded free-standing, multi-purpose Crisis Center serving all persons in Allegheny County – The Center clients include the mentally ill and any persons/families under great stress - whatever their pressing concerns.
My guest is Associate Professor of Psychiatry Jack Rozel MD, President, American Association for Emergency Psychiatry.
Dr. Rozel is an expert on gun viole
Psychiatry Advances Podcast |Integrated Physical and Psychiatric/Behavioral Care in Pediatric Settings
Our Guest , Abigail Schlesinger MD. is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry. She is the Chief , Behavioral Science Division. UPMC Children’s Hospital, also the Medical Director of TiPS (Telephonic Psychiatric Services). These expanding ambulatory integrated services are proximately provided within multi-group Pediatrician’s offices, presently, with TiPS, including 27 Pa. counties. Dr Schlesing
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Leadership Development for Academic Clinical/Educational Faculty Careers
Dr. Jamie Tew is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry. This Podcast describes his personal evolution from being a full-time clinical educator into his becoming a lead clinician administer at the UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital. Presently he is Associate Chief of Clinical Services for Inpatient care, Quality, and Director of WPH’s Clinician Educator Faculty Development Program. This Podcast is
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Sleep, Circadian Rhythms and Risk For Adolescent Substance Abuse
Brant P. Hasler, PhD, is Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Psychology. He is the PI of multiple NH research grants. These investigate changing adolescent sleep patterns, late bedtimes, early arising and consequent increased risk for substance abuse. Dr. Hasler is both a researcher and a clinician/mentor. Dr. Hasler’s “three-phase” research investigations involve home/school physiological mo
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Panel Discussion
Psychiatry Advances: The Importance of Menopause for Womens’ Physical and Mental Health
Rebecca Thurston PhD. is Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. She is a National/International authority on Menopause. This Podcast describes her groundbreaking and continuing research (25 years) on Menopause. This episode includes its manifestations, women's experience, and impact on physical and mental health. We also discuss menopause's effects on the mind,
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Dr. McClung
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | The Pandemic Continues: Non-Psychiatric/Psychiatric Crisis Services (resolve Crisis Services)
Jack Rozel, MD, is associate professor of psychiatry and medical director at resolve Crisis Services. He is president of the American Association for Emergency Psychiatry. This podcast addresses the pandemic functioning of an established, multi-purpose, and community-based crisis center. Crises are not defined by the patient or family having a psychiatric disorder. The center has dealt with challe
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Assessing and Managing Adolescent Suicidal Behavior: New Approaches
Dr. David Brent is an Endowed Distinguished Professor of Psychiatry at Pitt/WPH. He is the national expert for understanding, predicting and intervening in Adolescent suicidal behavior, having researched these topics for more than thirty years and conducting relevant controlled clinical trials. This Podcast reviews results of these clinical trials, specifically the challenges of population and ind
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Social Determinants of Racial Disparities in Alcohol problems prior to and during Covid 19
Sarah L. Pederson PhD is Associate Professor of Psychiatry. She is a national authority on alcohol use and its more serious social/psychological problems. Her research work is remarkable for its multi-causal personal assessments, racial and otherwise, e.g. measurements of impulsivity and other personal characteristics associated with drinking both in the laboratory and in vivo in the community. Th
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Intensive Mental Health Outpatient Treatment in Perinatal Women
Maintaining the mental health of perinatal women is of great importance personally and for all of use. In this episode, we speak with Eydie Moses-Kolko, MD, Associate Professor of Psychiatry and expert in women’s health and perinatal psychiatry. The rationale and approach of partial outpatient intensive treatment for such women is reviewed along with other integrated treatment approaches. Also di
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Sleep and Cognition in Older Adults
Dr. Kristine Wilckens PhD is an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and sleep researcher. She has a K01 Career Development Award from the NIH. It concerns Slow Wave Sleep and Executive Network Function in older adults. This Podcast reviews the stages of sleep focusing upon slow wave sleep, the deepest most restorative sleep pattern and its effect upon cognition, in essence brain health. Sleep moder
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | The University of Pittsburgh Department of Psychiatry Is Committed to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
The University of Pittsburgh Department of Psychiatry is involved in efforts to promote and implement Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). In this podcast, four faculty members offer brief presentations and discuss the importance of DEI. Guests include Sarah Pederson, PhD; Paul Pikonis, PhD; Piper Carroll, MD; and César Escobar-Viera, MD, PhD. They discuss linking the Department of Psychiatry t
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Rural Psychiatry | Marianne Albaugh, MD
Psychiatry Advances Podcast | Autism through Community Partnership | Kelly Beck, PhD
Addressing Mental Health and Suicide Risk in Autism Through Community Partnership
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