Online IOP for College Students and Emerging Adults in MA in Network with Carelon
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”
