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Project ECHO
Project ECHO
Project ECHO is a monthly learning series that is open to all CSC clinic staff members. Below are recordings from this series
Cross-Cultural Work with Families: Iruma Bello, PhD
Cognitive Remediation for First Episode Psychosis: David Penn, PhD
Marijuana and Cannabis Use: Stephanie Coronado-Montoya
Working with Latine Clients with Psychosis: Amy Weisman
Discussion of Difficult Admission Decisions or Difficult After-Admission Treatment Situations: Melanie Bennet
Implementing IRT: Piper Meyer-Kalos
Health and Wellness in CSC: NC Heal Team
Relapse Prevention Planning: Sascha DuBrul
Thought Processing Disorders and Barriers to Care for LGBTQ+ Folks: Bodi Bodenhamer, NC CPSS, Mac Schauman, LCMHC-A
Mental Health Stigma: Jessie Jefferys, LCSW-A
Insight and Psychosis: Dr. Anthony David, MD
Psychiatric Advanced Directives: Bebe Smith, LCSW
Cognitive Remediation and Employment: Thinking Skills for Work Program: Susan R. McGurk, Ph.D.
The Intersection of Autism Spectrum Disorder and First Episode Psychosis: Dr. Linmarie Sikich
Psychosis Risk: Diana Perkins, MD, MPH