Online IOP for College Students and Emerging Adults in MA
Below, you will find links to video clips from our Centennial Conference, “The Mental Health Crisis in America: Recognizing Problems, Working Toward Solutions,” which took place at Tanglewood’s Linde Center for Music and Learning on September 21-22, 2019.
THE CRISIS AND THE STRUGGLE FOR SOLUTIONS
Anita Everett, MD - “21st Century Challenges”
Jane G. Tillman, PhD - “Four R's That Protect Against Suicide: Relationships, Resilience, Reasons for Living, and Restriction of Lethal Means”
Tom Insel, MD - KEYNOTE: “Beyond Magical Thinking”
INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO THE CLINICAL PROBLEM: THERE IS HOPE THROUGH ENGAGEMENT
Margaret Parish, PhD - “Are the Foundations of Riggs Treatment Scalable?”
David Mintz, MD - “Can We Improve Outcomes in Treatment Resistance Through Medical Psychotherapy?”
Nancy McWilliams, PhD, ABPP - “Standing for Reality: What Really Matters in Psychotherapy”
Francine Conway, PhD - “The ADHD Compassion Project: Dispelling The Illusion of Children With ADHD as The ‘Bad’ Other”
Carol Gilligan, PhD - KEYNOTE: “Responding to the Crisis of Connection: Remembering Erik Erikson”
SOLUTIONS TO THE CRISIS IN ACCESS TO CARE: TOP-DOWN AND BOTTOM-UP
Eric M. Plakun, MD - “Can We Tame The Wild West of Managed Care Through Top-Down and Bottom-Up Action?”
Saul Levin, MD - “The Importance of Mental Health Parity”
Caroline E. Reynolds, Esq. - “Lessons from the Legal Trenches”
Ted Kennedy, Jr., Esq. - “Improving Access to Care: New Frontiers in Parity and Civil Rights”
Peter Fonagy, PhD - KEYNOTE: “The Consequences of Losing Epistemic Trust: A Perspective From the UK on Mental Disorders That Persist and Resist Treatment”