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Cottage Health Department of Psychiatric and Addiction Medicine seeks to promote excellence and quality in our clinical care, introduce clinicians to recent advances that enhance treatment and provide a forum for discussion of topics that strengthen the relationship of psychiatry and addiction medicine to the broader Santa Barbara community.
Psilocybin for Psychiatric Disorders: An Overview of the Scientific LiteratureDustin Sanchez, MD
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Overcoming Imposter SyndromeHeidi A. Zetzer, PhD
Critical Resilience: Strength in the Face of OppressionMelissa L. Morgan, PhD
University of California Student Mental Health: System Initiatives, Partnerships and Clinical ExperienceEdwin Feliciano, MD and Kayla Rosen, MD, PMH-C
Healing Attachment Trauma: The Power of Creating a Coherent NarrativeLisa Firestone, PhD
Whither Masculinity: Man-Up or Human-Up?Ronald F. Levant, EdD, MBA
Beyond Recruitment: Addressing Systemic Racism in Psychiatry ResidencyDanielle R. Hairston, MD
Deep Resilience: When Self-Care is Not EnoughMichael K. Kearney, MD and Radhule Weininger, MD, PhD
Spreading HOPERobert Sege, MD, PhD, FAAP
Pregnancy and Women’s Substance Use Disorder: Focus on Opioid Use Disorder Treatment StrategiesTipu Kahn, MD, FAAFP, FASAM
New Frontiers in PsychopharmacologyPaul Erickson, MD
What NAMI Can Do for Your Patients and FamiliesKen Duckworth, MD
Ketamine Therapy: The Good, the Bad, and the Great PotentialMichael Mantz, MD
Human Trafficking: Prevention and InterventionMegan Rheinschild
Fentanyl and Overdose: How to Save a Life with NaloxoneMorgan Gatzlaff, PharmD, BCPP
Prostate Cancer Support: Unmet Needs, Unclear Solutions Betsy Bates Freed, MA, PsyD, Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Psychological Flexibility Training: Help Patients Adapt to Change and Engage with Their Values Using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)Diana Hill, PhD
Mindfulness-based Weight Loss Intervention: Exploring Emotional Eating and Weight CyclingPetra Beumer
Prodependence: Ending the Myth of Codependency Treatment Robert Weiss, PhD, LCSW
Advances in Transcranial Magnetic StimulationDeniz Doruk Camsari, MD
More Fire than Water: Understanding Adult ADHDPaul Erickson, MD
Legal, Ethical and Moral Dilemmas in Mental Health PracticePenny Clemmons, PhD, JD, CFLS
What is Domestic Violence and Why Victims Don’t Leave: Intimate Partner Violence and Barriers to LeavingCarolina Najera-Magana, MS, LMFT
Evidence-Based Assessment and Treatment of Neurocognitive Disorder with Lewy BodiesCharles M. Lepkowsky, PhD
The Cannabinoid and Opioid ConnectionKenneth Finn, MD
Responding to the Current Youth Mental Health Crisis: Creating a Public Mental Health Continuum of SupportSteven Adelsheim, MD
Parental Paternal Mental Health: Factoring in FathersJane Honikman, MS
Open Dialogue: A Radically Common-Sense Approach to Psychiatric CrisesKayla Rosen, MD
The Shared Death Experience: A Little Known, But Common End-of-Life Phenomenon that Offers Remarkable Therapeutic BenefitsWilliam Peters, M.Ed, MFT
COVID-19 Impact Community Mental Health Assessment and FindingsSuzanne Grimmesey, MFT
The Psychololgy of FlourishingHeidi Zetzer, PhD
The New Frontier of Psychedelic Therapies in PsychiatryPaul Erickson, MD
Our Climate Crisis and Mental HealthDara Sheik, LCSW
When it’s Not Only Autism: Comorbidities and Their Complex Roles in AutismAlexis Arias, MS, BCBA
Mental Health Matters: Educating Youth about Mental HealthAnn Lippincott, PhD
Legal and Therapeutic Issues that Confront Mental Health PractitionersPenny Clemmons, PhD, JD
COVID-19 and Adolescents/Young Adults: Emotional Health Implications in the Return to “Normal” Eric Nelson, PHD
Sixth Sense Series Part II: How to Use Your Body to Heal Your MindMichael Mantz, MD
Families and COVID-19: Building Resilience Through the Lens of the Neurorelational FrameworkDebra T. Kessler, PsyD, MSN, RN
A Fitting Denoument: Health Equity in HealthcareKamilah Mahon, MAInclusion Diversity and Workforce Planning Manager
A Fitting Denoument: The Mental Health Impacts of COVID-19Paul Erickson, MDPsychiatry and Addiction Medicine
A Fitting Denoument: Geropsychology’s Urgent Relevance in the Time of COVID-19Betsy Bates Freed, PsyD
Triggers: How We Can Stop Reacting and Start HealingDavid Richo, PhD
The Symbiotic Relationship Between Psychiatry and Therapy: Biological, Psychological and Social PerspectivesMichael Bolton, MD
Post-Traumatic Stress Injury (PTSI) and Law EnforcementCherylynn Lee, PhD
Existential Themes in Positive Psychotherapy: The Role of Purpose, Mattering and Coherence in Cultivating a Meaningful LifeHeidi A. Zetzer, PhD
Nonlinear Dynamical Psychiatry and Blue Universe TheoryTerrence Early, MDInterventional Psychiatry Associates
Facing Burnout with Emotional IntelligenceDr. Relly Nadler
Crossing the Borders in Clinical Care:Working with Recent Immigrants and RefugeesOksana Yakushko, PhD
Your 6th Sense Developing Somatic IntelligenceMichael Mantz, MD, MH
The Great Psychotherapy Debate: Ritual, Charisma and ConstructionismStephen Bacon, PhD
The Loneliness EpidemicA Bio-Psycho-Social & Spiritual PerspectiveDara Sheik, LCSW
Sleep "Matters" in Psychiatry, Andrew S. Binder MD, FAASM, FCCP
Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) Use in PsychiatryScott Dewhirst, MD
Raising Good Kids (while being a good enough parent)Dr. Ty Vernon, UCSB
Handling Emotions Constructively and Changing Negative ThoughtsJude Bijou, MA, MFT
"When Diets Fail - Incorporating Mindful Eating Strategies" presented by Petra Beumer, M.A.
"Where are we with Hope and Resilience? Your Role during our Community's Long Term Disaster Recovery" presented by Michele Drum, MS, Layla Farinpour, LMFT and Karen Lehman, PhD.
Attendance for the full hour and Zoom registration is required to receive credit. CE credit is not offered for meals or breaks.
LMFTS, LCSWS, LPCCS and LEPS: Course meets the qualifications for one hour of continuing education credit as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital is approved by the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists to sponsor continuing education for LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs, and LEPs (provider #57341) and Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital maintains responsibility for the program/course and its content.
Registered Nurses (RNs): Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider #00252 for 1.0 contact hour.
Certificates: Cottage Health employees will receive certificates in Compass Learning after completed evaluation is processed.
Physicians: The Santa Barbara County Consortium for Continuing Medical Education is accredited by the California Medical Association (CMA) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
The Santa Barbara County Consortium for Continuing Medical Education designates each live activity listed for a maximum of 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.Psychologists: Please contact Tamara Norton if you would like to receive a Certificate of Attendance for this event at tnorton@sbch.org and 805-569-7245.
Cottage Health Director of Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine, Dr. Paul Erickson, MD, discusses the neurology behind chronic pain, opioids, and addiction.
Saving the Brain
Internal Medicine and Addiction Specialist, Joseph Frawley, MD, presents research that shows a connection between pain, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and addiction.
Prescribe Safe
