PsychiatryLectures
Stockholm Psychiatry Lectures are given at Karolinska Insitutet, Sweden. The lectures are arranged by the Stockholm Center for Psychiatry Research and Education, a part of Karolinska Institutet (http://www.ki.se/cns) and the Stockholm County Council.
David Tolin - Brief CBT for Suicide Prevention
Craig Bryan: Rethinking suicide
Niamh Mullins: Is there a link between suicide and genetics?
Seena Fazel: Can we really predict suicide?
Audrey Tyrka: The Psychiatric-Metabolic Syndrome
Peder Björling: En bra krisplan
Barbara Stanley: Can a crisis intervention prevent suicide?
Lisa Feldman Barrett: Emotion inside out
Trevor Robbins: Compulsivity and Impulsivity
Vintage: Light and Biological Rhythms in Man
Svenaeus: Vem är normal? Det psykiatriska sjukdomsbegreppet
Mats Adler: Finns den rätta psykiatriska diagnostiken?
Thalia Eley: Therapygenetics
Scott Lilienfeld: The Search for Successful Psychopathy
Vikram Patel: Psychological Treatments for the World: Lessons from Low and Middle Income Countries.
David Clark: Developing and disseminating effective psychological treatments (the IAPT story)
Rousseau: What should psychiatry do for unaccompanied refugee minors?
Karl Deisseroth: Optogenetics in psychiatry
Lisa Monteggia: Ketamin and the mechanism of rapid antidepressant response
Andrew Skodol: Personality disorders in DSM-5
Patrick Sullivan: Why care about psychiatric genetics?
Michelle Craske: Exposure Strategies - State of the Art
Rajita Sinha: The Stressed Brain
Nassir Ghaemi: Manic-Depressive Illness- controversies
Richard McNally: Memories of past lifes and space alien abduction
Lessons to be learned and Q&A
Gerhard Andersson: Psychotherapy and side effects
Dan Josefsson: Chronology of the Thomas Quick-case
Åsa Nilsonnes avskedsföreläsning: Varifrån kommer våra emotionellt instabila kvinnliga patienter?
Kerry Ressler: Neural circuits mediating fear, risk and resilience: from Pavlov to PTSD.