Psychopharmacology for Mental Health Practitioners

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June 3, 2020 4:00 pm - June 4, 2020 - 6:00 pm

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By: Stephanie Bunch
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Stephanie Bunch obtained her graduate degree from UCLA and subsequently completed a Post Master’s degree from the Johns Hopkins University in Psychiatric Mental Health. Stephanie has a background in Oncology and served as an integral part of the solid oncology team at UCLA prior to relocating to MI. She also has a background in primary care, and, in addition to working at PAR, Stephanie works as a PCP serving a more under-served population of patients in need of primary care and psychiatry services in their homes.

In addition to building a psychiatry practice at PAR, she is currently seeing patients through PAR’s consult liaison service which disburdens the PCP while enabling various specialties to provide the most specialized comprehensive healthcare in an efficient manner; in turn, helping an increased number of people with their mental health needs.

Stephanie also provides psychopharmacology seminars to various groups of healthcare professionals throughout the state of MI.

This webinar will be held via securevideo.com using the zoom app. Please download zoom onto the device you wish to use.

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At the close of this talk, participants will be able to:
1. Differentiate between the classes of psychotropics in terms of mechanism of action, targeted neurotransmitters, and common side effects associated with the particular classes.
2. Differentiate between the hypotheses of depression and increase understanding about why it takes 4-6 weeks to work.
3. Review the presenting symptomatology associated with particular psychiatric conditions and discuss the role of medication in terms of alleviating specific target symptoms.