Speaker:
Dina Tyler
Private Practice Family Counselor and Non-Profit Training Consultant • Co-Director, Bay Area Mandala Project • Co-Founder, Bay Area Hearing Voices • Former Director of Peer and Family Support Services for PREP and BEAM Early Psychosis and Early Bipolar Programs, Felton Institute
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Learning objectives:
• Identify the main orientation of the psychiatric survivor and critical psychiatry movements.
• Assess the psychiatric survivor and critical psychiatry movements for further learning and active collaboration with like-minded colleagues.
• Understand one or more psychiatric survivor and critical psychiatry movement approaches to clinical tropes that confound treatment innovation, such as medication withdrawal effects, lack of insight, or suicide assessment.
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UCSF Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Grand Rounds presentations are for educational purposes and intended only for behavioral/mental health professionals and clinical providers