Austen Riggs Center’s Centennial Conference Featured in Psychiatric News – Part 4
Psychiatric News Senior Reporter Mark Moran attended the recent Austen Riggs Center Centennial Conference and has authored three pieces related to the conference in their October 18 issue, and an additional two in their November 1 issue.
Below is a link to the fourth piece.
“Medicine is potent, but ‘meaning’—what pills mean to patients, patients’ goals in treatment, and the relationship between the psychiatrist and patient—can make the difference in whether medicine works, said David Mintz, M.D., director of psychiatric education at The Austen Riggs Center in Stockbridge, Mass., in an address titled ‘Improving Outcomes in Treatment Resistance Through Ordinary Medical Psychotherapy.’” Read more.
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Psychiatric News Senior Reporter Mark Moran attended the recent Austen Riggs Center Centennial Conference and has authored three pieces about the conference and the Norman Rockwell Museum’s “Inspired! Norman Rockwell and Erik Erikson” exhibition (open through October 27, 2019) in their October 18 issue.
Psychiatric News Senior Reporter Mark Moran attended the recent Austen Riggs Center Centennial Conference and has authored three pieces related to the conference in their October 18 issue.
Dr. Jane Tillman’s presentation at Austen Riggs Center Centennial Conference Featured in Psychiatric News article by Mark Moran.
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