Physician Learning Project (PLP) on psychedelics and complementary techniques: A virtual series

Please join us virtually for Physician Learning Project (PLP) on psychedelics and complementary techniques: A virtual series. Learn about emerging therapies in mental health and wellness, with a focus on psychedelic medicine and complementary techniques in psychotherapy. Become aware of and learn more about therapies that patients may be seeking or have experienced, with underground providers or in clinical trials. Assess and explore the potential of incorporating the use of these emerging therapies in medical practice in the future (within regulatory frameworks). 

This is session five of the seven-session learning series.

Speaker:

• Dr. Devon Christie

Learning objectives:

• List 2 reasons why psychedelic medicines should be considered adjuncts to psychotherapy in the context of treating mental health conditions
• Describe 2 specific psychotherapeutic approaches that have been combined with psychedelic medicines in the literature for PTSD and depression
• Discuss essential therapist skills that underlie common aspects of these psychotherapy approaches
• Discuss possible mechanisms underlying the synergy between psychedelic medicines and psychotherapy in treating mental health conditions 

How to join:

• Registration required https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=jt2JcRBFCUW5hKDsHlDvCVqTtjUKPANEhaB9_S27IvdUM1JFVTVUNlg5SzY2WFA4UVRRNjc2NUszQiQlQCN0PWcu
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• Agenda and more information
• For questions please contact antoinette.Picone@viha.ca 

CME: 10.5 MOC Section1(1.5/session) 10.5 Mainpro+ (1.5/session)

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