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MIND-BODY PSYCHIATRY
American Health Educators, Inc.
is now offering a once per month (one year in total) educational program taught by
GEORGETOWN OUTSTANDING TEACHER OF THE YEAR
(1993, 1997, & 1999)
Robert J. Hedaya, M. D.
Professor of Psychiatry, Georgetown University Hospital Department of Psychiatry
Author of Understanding Biological Psychiatry
(Norton, 1996)
and
Anti-Depressant Survival Program: How to Beat the Side Effects and Enhance the
Benefits of Your Medication
(Crown-Harmony, February 15, 2000)
This workshop will be limited to FORTY attendees (2 classes of 20 each), and will cover what psychotherapists need
to know about biological and mind-body psychiatry. After completion of the workshop series attendees will be able
to converse with psychiatrists and other prescribers of medication with confidence and knowledge.
The workshop will include:
- case discussions and presentations
- an orderly and organized review of the basics of biological psychiatry
- cutting edge information relevant to practice
- alternative and nutritional aspects of psychiatric treatment
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDIT: 19.2 hours of Continuing Education Credit available for psychologists and pastoral
counselors.
TUITION: Two payments of $350 each, 1 at time of registration, and 1 at the first day of class.
PAID TO: American Health Educators, Inc.
WHERE: 4701 Willard Avenue, Suite 222, Chevy Chase, Maryland 20815
WHEN: Third Thursday of each month. Call for schedule.
TIME: 2:00 PM to 3:40 PM
A few comments of attendees at Dr. Hedaya's presentations:
" Dr. Hedaya does an excellent job of explaining difficult biopsychiatric concepts in terms that non-physicians
can understand "
" This is a course of study that has altered the way in which I look at patients' complaints about depression"
" Deeply interesting and very relevant to the practice of psychotherapy"
Dr. Hedaya received a score of 4.8 out of a possible 5.0
(in his 1999 conference presentation-evaluation by 250 participants)
For more information see attached course outline.
To register CALL: 301-657-1230
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WHOLE PSYCHIATRY
