Perry W. Buffington – Psychopharmacology 2-Day Conference
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- Faculty:Faculty:
- Perry W. BuffingtonPerry W. Buffington
- Duration:Duration:
- 12 Hours 12 Minutes12 Hours 12 Minutes
- Format:Format:
- Audio and VideoAudio and Video
- Copyright:Copyright:
- Sep 14, 2017Sep 14, 2017
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Manual ZNM048500 (2.97 MB) Manual ZNM048500 (2.97 MB) | 121 Pages121 Pages | Available after Purchase Available after Purchase |
Outline
DAY ONEDAY ONE
PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGYPSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY
- Historical antecedents of modern psychopharmacologyHistorical antecedents of modern psychopharmacology
- Diagnostic issuesDiagnostic issues
- Clarification of termsClarification of terms
- Drug metabolism concepts: pharmacokinetics & pharmacodynamicsDrug metabolism concepts: pharmacokinetics & pharmacodynamics
- Drug mechanism of actionDrug mechanism of action
- Placebo & NoceboPlacebo & Nocebo
- Pharmacotherapy vs. PharmacotherapyPharmacotherapy vs. Pharmacotherapy
- Developing highly effective collaborations with prescribersDeveloping highly effective collaborations with prescribers
DEPRESSIVE DISORDERSDEPRESSIVE DISORDERS
- Biogenic Amine, Cortisol, Down-Regulation, & Neurotropic HypothesesBiogenic Amine, Cortisol, Down-Regulation, & Neurotropic Hypotheses
- Neurochemistry of depressionNeurochemistry of depression
- Types of anti-depressantsTypes of anti-depressants
- Preventing side effectsPreventing side effects
- Tardive Dysphoria: real or imagined?Tardive Dysphoria: real or imagined?
ANXIETY DISORDERS & OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDERS & TRAUMA RELATED DISORDERSANXIETY DISORDERS & OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE DISORDERS & TRAUMA RELATED DISORDERS
- Neurochemistry of anxietyNeurochemistry of anxiety
- GAD, panic disorders, phobiasGAD, panic disorders, phobias
- OCDOCD
- PTSDPTSD
- Physiological interventionsPhysiological interventions
- Anti-anxiety medicationsAnti-anxiety medications
- Anti-depressantsAnti-depressants
- Non-pharmacologic optionsNon-pharmacologic options
- Benzodiazepines: risks and benefitsBenzodiazepines: risks and benefits
- Preventing side effectsPreventing side effects
BIPOLAR DISORDERSBIPOLAR DISORDERS
- NeurochemistryNeurochemistry
- The Bipolar Spectrum & DSM-5® ChangesThe Bipolar Spectrum & DSM-5® Changes
- Mood stabilizers
Mood stabilizers
- LithiumLithium
- Anti-convulsants & neuromodulatorsAnti-convulsants & neuromodulators
- Typical, atypical, & third-generation antipsychoticsTypical, atypical, & third-generation antipsychotics
- Effective strategies for improving outcomes for clientsEffective strategies for improving outcomes for clients
PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS/ SCHIZOPHRENIAPSYCHOTIC DISORDERS/ SCHIZOPHRENIA
- Neurochemistry of psychosis and schizophreniaNeurochemistry of psychosis and schizophrenia
- Antipsychotic Medications:
Antipsychotic Medications:
- First generation (typical)First generation (typical)
- Second generation (atypical)Second generation (atypical)
- Managing side effects
Managing side effects
- Extrapyramidal symptoms and TDExtrapyramidal symptoms and TD
- Metabolic problems- what blood tests are needed and whenMetabolic problems- what blood tests are needed and when
- Preventing Diabetes MellitusPreventing Diabetes Mellitus
- Recognizing hyperprolactinemia- and why you need to knowRecognizing hyperprolactinemia- and why you need to know
- Use of atypical antipsychotics for multiple disordersUse of atypical antipsychotics for multiple disorders
LIMITATIONS OF THE RESEARCH & POTENTIAL RISKSLIMITATIONS OF THE RESEARCH & POTENTIAL RISKS
DAY TWODAY TWO
ATTENTIONAL DISORDERSATTENTIONAL DISORDERS
- Differential diagnosisDifferential diagnosis
- Neurochemistry of ADHDNeurochemistry of ADHD
- Treatment controversiesTreatment controversies
- Substance abuse and ADHDSubstance abuse and ADHD
- Stimulant medicationsStimulant medications
- Non-stimulant optionsNon-stimulant options
- Preventing side effectsPreventing side effects
SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERSSUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDERS
- Neurochemistry of addictionNeurochemistry of addiction
- Negative reinforcement & creation of habitsNegative reinforcement & creation of habits
- AlcoholAlcohol
- CaffeineCaffeine
- NicotineNicotine
- CannabisCannabis
- OpiatesOpiates
- PCP & KetaminePCP & Ketamine
- MDMA (Ecstasy)MDMA (Ecstasy)
- Energy vs. Chill DrinksEnergy vs. Chill Drinks
- Over-the-counter & herbal psychopharmacologyOver-the-counter & herbal psychopharmacology
- Addiction treatmentsAddiction treatments
- Behavioral addictionsBehavioral addictions
SPECIAL POPULATIONSSPECIAL POPULATIONS
- Specialized guidelines for geriatric patientsSpecialized guidelines for geriatric patients
- Dementia treatmentDementia treatment
- Slow vs. rapid metabolizers (genetic polymorphisms)Slow vs. rapid metabolizers (genetic polymorphisms)
TREATING CLIENTS PAINTREATING CLIENTS PAIN
- Acute vs. chronic painAcute vs. chronic pain
- Alternatives to pharmacologyAlternatives to pharmacology
- Pain vs. depression: which comes first?Pain vs. depression: which comes first?
ETHICS & PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGYETHICS & PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY
- High-risk pharmacology & psychopharmacologyHigh-risk pharmacology & psychopharmacology
- Off-label use of medicationsOff-label use of medications
- Prescribing for childrenPrescribing for children
- Elective psychopharmacologyElective psychopharmacology
- Marketing of mental illnessMarketing of mental illness
- PolypharmacyPolypharmacy
- Informed vs. uninformed consentInformed vs. uninformed consent
- Patient & third party pressuresPatient & third party pressures
- Professional boundariesProfessional boundaries
- Ethics associated with medical errorsEthics associated with medical errors
- Role of placeboRole of placebo
FUTURE TRENDSFUTURE TRENDS
- Change of mind: preventing vs. managing side effectsChange of mind: preventing vs. managing side effects
- Medicalization of normalMedicalization of normal
- Computer assisted devicesComputer assisted devices
- New meds, new diagnoses, new theories, new normalNew meds, new diagnoses, new theories, new normal
- Top 10 Medical EmergenciesTop 10 Medical Emergencies
- Integrating psychotherapy with psychopharmacologyIntegrating psychotherapy with psychopharmacology
LIMITATIONS OF THE RESEARCH & POTENTIAL RISKSLIMITATIONS OF THE RESEARCH & POTENTIAL RISKS
Faculty
Perry W. Buffington, PH.D., MS Related seminars and products: 2
Perry Buffington, Ph.D., M.S.,Perry Buffington, Ph.D., M.S., has over 20 years of experience in the medical consulting field and is currently a full-time senior lecturer at the University of Georgia, teaching psychopharmacology at the undergraduate and graduate levels. He is former chairman of the prestigious Florida Psychological Association’s Prescriptive Authority Committee and teaches seminars nationwide on minimizing psychopharmacological errors. has over 20 years of experience in the medical consulting field and is currently a full-time senior lecturer at the University of Georgia, teaching psychopharmacology at the undergraduate and graduate levels. He is former chairman of the prestigious Florida Psychological Association’s Prescriptive Authority Committee and teaches seminars nationwide on minimizing psychopharmacological errors.
As the author of eight books (currently working on his first psychopharmacology text), his by-line has appeared in hundreds of periodicals including the As the author of eight books (currently working on his first psychopharmacology text), his by-line has appeared in hundreds of periodicals including the Saturday Evening Post, USA Today,Saturday Evening Post, USA Today, and and Success.Success. He is the former contributing editor for Delta Air Lines’ in-flight magazine, He is the former contributing editor for Delta Air Lines’ in-flight magazine, Sky,Sky, and served as a syndicated newspaper/web columnist for Universal Press. Additional, he hosted his own radio show, syndicated nationally, by Envison Radio Networks. and served as a syndicated newspaper/web columnist for Universal Press. Additional, he hosted his own radio show, syndicated nationally, by Envison Radio Networks.
Perry’s presentation style is engaging, a blend of education and entertainment; as a result, critics (and especially his students) applaud his ability to make complicated topics understandable and applicable – even useful!! Perry’s presentation style is engaging, a blend of education and entertainment; as a result, critics (and especially his students) applaud his ability to make complicated topics understandable and applicable – even useful!!
Speaker Disclosures:Speaker Disclosures:
Financial:Financial: Perry Buffington is the President of Go-Buff Enterprises, Inc. He is a member of the psychology faculty, Franklin College of Arts & Sciences, The University of Georgia. Dr. Buffington receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc. Perry Buffington is the President of Go-Buff Enterprises, Inc. He is a member of the psychology faculty, Franklin College of Arts & Sciences, The University of Georgia. Dr. Buffington receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.
Nonfinancial:Nonfinancial: Perry Buffington has no relevant nonfinancial relationship to disclose. Perry Buffington has no relevant nonfinancial relationship to disclose.
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