Dr. Jennifer Dougall, Phd, PCC, presents Self-Care for the Caregiver for the August 2023 GROW ECHO.
Tag: self-care
Self-Care: Peer Perspective on Living with Psychosis Part 2
A personal account of living with psychosis is shared, along with discussion on how to engage in self-care.
Provider Wellness & Resiliency Series P2 – Systems of Care ECHO for MSY
Dr. Beale and Holly Jones discuss techniques to improve provider resilience. There are no objectives for this lecture.
Anosognosia: The Awareness of Illness in Schizophrenia
Danelle Hupp, Ph.D. reviews the impact of unawareness of illness (anosognosia) in schizophrenia – on both the individual and their loved ones. The differences between anosognosia and denial, and the importance of assessment, are discussed. An overview of treatment approaches for anosognosia is provided
From Burnout to Resilience: Enhancing Provider Wellness
Dr. Randon Welton talks about the prevalence of burnout in the medical field and ways to help foster resilience.
Aggression-Prone Clients and Trauma-Informed Care
Information on how trauma-informed care can reduce client aggression and best approaches for maintaining the safety of everyone involved is discussed by Dr. Russell Spieth.
Addressing Trauma in First Episode Psychosis
“Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and the prevalence of them among those with first episode psychosis are discussed, as well as their effect on those individuals. For more information about NEOMED Project ECHO programs, visit https://www.neomed.edu/projectecho/
The information shared during this presentation solely represent the opinions and expertise of the presenter and are not those of Northeast Ohio Medical University unless expressly stated otherwise.”
Peer Support in the Care of Psychosis
The importance of peer support in psychosis treatment is discussed by Brittany Dayton, a Peer Support Specialist.
Educating, Enlisting, and Supporting the Family
Danelle Hupp, Ph.D.,, in partnership with a mother of a participant in a CSC for FEP program, discuss the importance of engaging family and natural supports in first episode psychosis care. The mother describers her personal journey and experiences as a family member and provides recommendations for FEP team members regarding what loved ones want and need.
