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Cut through the hype about bipolar disorder. This seminar brings up-to-date evidence to the practical level: treating clients. How will the DSM- 5® changes affect diagnosis of bipolar disorders? Is the “bipolar spectrum” represented? We will use case examples to incorporate the DSM-5® changes in your diagnostic process without getting caught up in the details. This includes routinely assessing and documenting – simply and efficiently – bipolar markers that do not appear in the DSM®, to make your diagnoses rigorous and reliable.
The time has come for psychotherapy to stand alongside medication approaches in the routine treatment of bipolar disorder. We will review “chronotherapy,” Social Rhythm therapy, and several PsychoEducation techniques that you can immediately apply with clients. The controversial role of antidepressants in treatment of bipolar depression, and the role of therapists in guiding patients toward non-medication and “natural” treatments will complete this tour through Bipolar Controversies. Dr. Phelps will help you practice (safely) the use of these techniques and tools in a lively day of laughter and learning. You will emerge enthused and ready to use at least three new approaches with patients the very next day.
This seminar will provide you with the understanding and tools to:
This online program is worth 6.25 hours CPD.
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Manual (11.32 MB) | 74 Pages | Available after Purchase |
James Phelps, MD, specializes in complex mood and anxiety problems. He has focused on teaching about non-manic versions of bipolar disorder for over 10 years. His website, www.PsychEducation. org receives 20,000 visitors a month. Dr. Phelps is the author of Why Am I Still Depressed? Recognizing and Managing the Ups and Downs of Bipolar II and Soft Bipolar Disorders (McGraw-Hill, 2006). He authored revisions of the diagnostic criteria for bipolar spectrum disorders for the International Society for Bipolar Disorders. He has published multiple articles and reviews for peer-reviewed journals, including the Journal of Affective Disorders and Chronobiology International. He was recently named Bipolar Disorders section editor for Psychiatric Times. He has received numerous awards for his teaching including Teacher of the Year awards from both the Psychiatry and Family Medicine departments at the University of New Mexico, and from his current hospital’s residency program. Dr. Phelps received his M.D. from Case Western Reserve University. He completed his residency in psychiatry and a fellowship in medical education at the University of New Mexico. He holds an undergraduate degree in Human Biology from Stanford.
Over? Under? Or Accurate Diagnosis
Eleven Non-Manic Bipolar Markers
Is there a “Bipolar Spectrum”?
Differentiating bipolar from X,Y,Z
What is “bipolar disorder” anyway?
Treatment: A Big-Picture View
Social Rhythm Therapy
Using components of Triple Chronotherapy
Bipolar Therapy Manuals
Medication approaches
How bad are antidepressants?
For fun, before we go
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