Breaking Down Mental Health : Recent Episodes
Michigan Medicine Podcast Network
Breaking Down Mental Health is a podcast for health care providers that bridges the gap between medicine and psychiatry. It focuses on equipping medical professionals with clinical guidance about various mental health topics from the very basic to the more complex, to better prepare all providers to answer the call to action during this mental health crisis within our pediatric population.
This podcast is hosted by a dynamic triad representing three groups of providers that support mental health consultations as Michigan Medicine's C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital in Ann Arbor Michigan.
Syma Khan, MSW
Christina Cwynar, DNP, CPNP-PC, PMHNP-BC
Heidi Burns, MD, Clinical and Adolescent Psychiatry
Join us as we break down different aspects of mental health into manageable pieces and work to eliminate stigma.
Educational Planners: Christina Cwynar, DNP, CPNP-PC, Heidi Burns, MD, and Syma Khan, MSW
Disclosures: The educational planner and presenter(s) have no financial relationships with companies whose products are addressed in this activity unless otherwise noted for specific episodes.
Release Date: Released Feb 20, 2024 / Termination Date February 19, 2027
ACCME Statement & Credit Designation: The University of Michigan Medical School is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. The University of Michigan Medical School designates this live activity for a maximum of 3.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) ™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. After listening to an episode, use the link provided with the episode to claim the credit associated with each session.
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Featured guest: Dawn Dore-Stites, Ph.D.
Objectives
· Understand the interplay between depression and sleep.
· Review non-pharmacological interventions for insomnia.
· Understand how cognitive behavioral therapy can improve sleep.
· Review possible medications for insomnia.
Resources
· Effectiveness of clonidine in child and adolescent sleep disorders (Psychiatry Investigations)
· Pharmacotherapy for insomnia in children and adolescents: a rational approach (Uptodate)
· Time for bed: parent-set bedtimes associated with improved sleep and daytime functioning in adolescents (Sleep)
CME Credits available: 0.5
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Featured guest: Daniel Maixner, M.D.
Objectives
· Define treatment resistant depression.
· Define electroconvulsive therapy, and its risks, benefits, and rationale for treatment modality.
· Define transcranial magnetic stimulation, and its risks, benefits, and rationale for treatment modality.
· Define ketamine therapy for treatment resistant depression, and its risks, benefits, and rationale for a treatment modality.
Resources
· Systematic review: electroconvulsive therapy for treatment-resistant mood disorders in children and adolescents (European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry)
· Transcranial magnetic stimulation for adolescent depression (Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Clinics)
· Efficacy of intravenous ketamine in adolescent treatment-resistant depression: a randomized midazolam-controlled trial (American Journal of Psychiatry)
· Annual research review: defining and treating pediatric treatment-resistant depression (Journal of Child Psychology Psychiatry)
CME Credits available: 0.5
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Featured guest: Alejandra Arango, Ph.D.
Objectives
· Define Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT).
· Define how CBT and/or DBT can help with depression.
· Define when each type of therapy is indicated.
Resources
· Dialectical behavior therapy for nonsuicidal self-injury and depression among adolescents: preliminary meta-analytic evidence (Child and Adolescent Mental Health)
· Combined treatment with cognitive-behavioural therapy in adolescent depression: meta-analysis (British Journal of Psychiatry)
· Mental health strategies to the school setting (TRAILS)
Disclosures
Alejandra Arango, Ph.D. has disclosed a relevant financial relationship with: Vita Health - Consultant/Advisory Role, Other - Teaching, Conflict is relevant but is managed. This relationship is relevant, this company does work in the topic area. but the relationship ended on 10/31/23.
CME Credits available: 0.5
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Featured guest: Cheryl King, Ph.D.
Objectives
· Differentiate the importance of assessing for suicidality and depression separately.
· Understand misconceptions about depression and suicide.
· Apply lethal means reduction strategies.
Resources
· Adaptive testing technologies (The CASSY) (Adaptive Testing Technologies)
· Risk factors, protective factors, and warning signs (American Foundation for Suicide Prevention)
· Turning a psychiatric crisis into a chance to prevent firearm injury
· Parents’ Guide to Home Firearm Safety (Injury Prevention Center)
· Prospective development and validation of the computerized adaptive screen for suicidal youth (JAMA)
· Ask Suicide-Screening Questions (ASQ) Toolkit (National Institute of Mental Health)
· Adolescent suicide risk screening: a secondary analysis of the SHIELD randomized clinical trial (Journal of Pediatrics)
Disclosures
Cheryl King, Ph.D. has disclosed a relevant financial relationship with: Adaptive Testing Technologies - Intellectual Property/Royalties, Conflict is relevant but is managed. This relationship is relevant, this company does work in the topic area. This relationship was managed by peer review and is free of commercial bias.
CME Credits available: 0.75
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Featured guests: Joanna Quigley, M.D. and Alejandra Arango, Ph.D.
Objectives
· Review the neurobiology of depression.
· Determine appropriate screening tools for depression for the screening of children and adolescents.
· Differentiate between depression presentation in children versus adults.
Resources
· Mental Health Surveillance Among Children (CDC)
· Guidelines for Adolescent Depression in Primary Care (GLAD-PC): Part I. Practice Preparation, Identification, Assessment, and Initial Management (AAP)
Disclosures
Alejandra Arango, Ph.D. has disclosed a relevant financial relationship with: Vita Health - Consultant/Advisory Role, Other - Teaching, Conflict is relevant but is managed. This relationship is relevant, this company does work in the topic area. but the relationship ended on 10/31/23.
CME Credits available: 0.5
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Featured guest: Amy VandenBerg, PharmD, BCPP
Objectives
· Identify appropriate selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors for the management of depression in pediatric patients and how they work.
· Identify appropriate serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors for the management of depression in pediatric patients and how they work.
· Discuss the black-box warning associated with these medications.
· Identify symptoms of serotonin syndrome.
· Identify symptoms of discontinuation syndrome.
Resources
· Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (StatPearls)
· Demystifying serotonin syndrome (or serotonin toxicity) (Canadian Family Physician)
· Antidepressant discontinuation syndrome (Canadian Medical Association Journal)
· Antidepressants and the FDA’s black-box warning: determining a rational public policy in the absence of sufficient evidence (AMA Journal of Ethics)
· Serotonin norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors: a pharmacological comparison (Innovations in Clinical Neuroscience)
CME Credits available: 0.5
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Featured guests: Breana Lewis, LMSW, and Martha Kerr, LMSW, Child Protection Team
Objectives:
- Define child protective services
- Identify who a mandated reporter is
- Complete a 3200
- Identify different ways in which child protective services can support a child and family
Resources:
- Reporting process (michigan.gov)
- Report of actual or suspected child abuse or neglect (MDHS)
Credits available: 0.75
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This activity qualifies towards Michigan State Licensure requirements for Human Trafficking.
Featured guests: Bridgette Carr, J.D., Human Trafficking Clinic at Michigan Law, and Michelle Munro-Kramer, Ph.D., CNM, FNP-BC, School of Nursing
Objective: Identify potential resources to support an individual that is or has been trafficked
Resources:
- Find Shelter tool (HUD)
- Helping human trafficking victims (Center for Prevention of Abuse)
- Services available to survivors of trafficking (HHS)
Credits available: 0.75
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This activity qualifies towards Michigan State Licensure requirements for Human Trafficking.
Featured guests: Andy Duncan, NP, and Bethany Mohr, M.D., Child Protection Team
Disclosure: Andrea Duncan was an employee of Phillips Healthcare up until 7/6/21.
Objectives:
- Identify some red flags for human trafficking
- Identify potential assessment tools
- Develop pediatric specific assessment skills for the assessment of human trafficking
Resources:
- A short screening tool to identify victims of child sex trafficking in the health care setting (Pediatric Emergency Care)
Credits available: 0.50
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This activity qualifies towards Michigan State Licensure requirements for Human Trafficking.
Featured guests: Bridgette Carr, J.D., Human Trafficking Clinic at Michigan Law, and Michelle Munro-Kramer, Ph.D., CNM, FNP-BC, School of Nursing
Objectives:
- Define what the different types of human trafficking
- Identify those at risk of being trafficked
Resources:
- University of Michigan Human Trafficking Collaborative
Credits available: 0.75
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Featured guest: Ben Biermann, M.D., Ph.D., Department of Psychiatry
Objectives:
- Define what is a capacity assessment
- Determine what clinical situations a capacity assessment is appropriate?
Resources:
- Assessment of patients’ competence to consent and treatment (NEJM)
Credits available: 1.0
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Featured guests: Renee Cassidy, RN, and Susan Burgess, MSN, APRN, AGCNS-BC
Objectives:
- Appraise coping strategies to utilize with youth experiencing a psychiatric crisis
- Describe the differences in good coping and poor coping
Resources:
- CBT and mindfulness manuals (Free account required - Trails to Wellness)
- Smiling Mind
- Insight Timer app
Credits available: 0.50
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Featured guest: Nasuh Malas, M.D., Department of Psychiatry
Objectives:
- Identify medications to utilize when a patient is agitated
- Reflect on situations when medication is indicated to address agitation
Resources:
- Best practices for evaluation and treatment of agitated children and adolescents (BETA) in the emergency department: Consensus statement of the American Association for Emergency Psychiatry
Credits available: 0.75
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Featured guest: Nasuh Malas, M.D., Department of Psychiatry
Objectives:
- List non-pharmacological interventions to use to address agitation
- Identify triggers for agitation
Resources:
- Best practices for evaluation and treatment of agitated children and adolescents (BETA) in the emergency department: Consensus statement of the American Association for Emergency Psychiatry
Credits available: 0.75
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Featured guest: Nicole Figueroa, RN, MSN
This episode will focus on stigma in mental health including access to care, bias, and a focus on vulnerable populations. Discussion will focus on strategies to normalize engagement in mental health and reducing stigma.
Objectives:
- Define the impact of stigma on mental health treatment
- Identify how bias toward individuals with mental illness impacts medical treatment
- Demonstrate strategies to reduce mental health stigma in medical settings
Resources:
- What is stigma? Why is it a problem? (NAMI)
- Mental wellness in the black community (NAMI)
- Mental Wellness in the Latinx Community (NAMI)
- Stigma, prejudice and discrimination against people with mental illness (American Psychiatric Association)
Credits available: 0.50
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Featured guest: Kris Kullgren, Ph.D., Division of Pediatric Psychology
Objectives:
- Define what is trauma informed care
- Apply principals of trauma informed care in medical and emergency department settings
- Utilize understanding of medical trauma to improve patient care
Resources:
- What is trauma informed care? (Center for Health Care Strategies)
- Key ingredients for successful trauma-informed care implementation (SAMHSA)
Credits available: 0.50
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Featured guests: Thomas Zimmer, M.D., and Lynetta Smith, Associate Director of Security at Michigan Medicine
Objectives:
- Define a threat assessment
- Identify who should be involved in a threat assessment
- Apply skills to discussing safety with the pediatric population
Resources:
- The concept of leakage in threat assessment (Behavioral Sciences and the Law)
- Enhancing school safety using a threat assessment model (U.S. Dept of Homeland Security)
- Protecting America’s Schools (U.S. Secret Service)
- The need to see and respond: The role of the child and adolescent psychiatrist in school threat assessment (Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry)
Credits available: 0.75
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Featured guest: Jessica Pierce, M.D., Department of Psychiatry, Syma Khan, MSW
Objectives:
- Define important aspects of a safety plan
- Describe lethal means restrictions
Resources:
- Stanley-Brown safety plan
- Safety planning guide: A quick guide for clinicians (SPRC)
- SAFE-T: Suicide assessment five-step evaluation and triage (SAMHSA)
- My3 App
- What to do if you think a person is having suicidal thoughts (988 Lifeline)
- Suicide and crisis lifeline (988 Lifeline)
Credits available: 1.0
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Featured guest: Jessica Pierce, M.D., Department of Psychiatry
Objectives:
- Describe the difference between active and passive suicidal ideation
- Identify strategies to respond to someone who is reporting suicidal ideation in a medical setting
- Explain causes and triggers for suicidal ideation
Resources:
- National Alliance on Mental Illness
- NAMI Washtenaw County
- University of Michigan Depression Center
- University of Michigan Depression Center Toolkit
- COVID-19 Mental Health Toolkit - Provider Resources
Credits available: 0.50
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Featured guest: Victor Hong, M.D., Department of Psychiatry
This episode will center on the distinction of mental health care for adults vs. children. An overview of admissions and legal process for adults and children will be discussed, along with an explanation of how guardianship is utilized in the mental health system.
Objectives:
- Describe the commitment process for adults
- Differentiate between admission for a child vs. adult
- Explain how guardianship applies in mental health settings
Resources:
- What types of mental health services are available? (Michigan.gov)
- Adult involuntary forms
- Petition for mental health treatment
- Clinical certificate
- Protected personal identifying information
- Pediatric admission resources
- Having a child in emergency inpatient treatment (Child Mind Institute)
- What to expect during an inpatient stay (NAMI)
Credits available: 0.50
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Featured guest: Matt Zugel, Patient Rights Officer, U-M Health.
Objectives:
- Define what is the metal health code and recipient rights
- Understand the application of the mental health code to psychiatric and medical settings
- Communicate strategies to support psychiatric patients in medical settings
Resources:
- Michigan Legislature Mental Health Code - Act 258 of 1974
- Mental Health Code Excerpt - Rights of Recipients of mental health services (michigan.gov)
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Featured guest: Victor Hong, M.D., Department of Psychiatry
This episode will provide an overview of the mental health system in Michigan and the US. The current mental health crisis will also be explored, including strategies health professionals can use for those with mental illness experiencing a psychiatric crisis.
Objectives:
- Describe the current mental health crisis (in Michigan and the US)
- Apply knowledge of the mental health system to patient care
- Define what different levels of mental health care are
Resources:
- Practicing child and adolescent psychiatrists by state (AACAP)
- Beyond a bigger workforce: Addressing the shortage of child and adolescent psychiatrists (Nationwide)
- Nurse practitioner scope of practice by state (Georgetown)
- NP state practice environment map (AANP)
- A closer look: Inpatient psychiatric beds for kids and teens in Michigan lacking (Fox 47 News)
- Navigating a mental health crisis (NAMI)
Credits available: 0.50
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Listen to the trailer for Breaking Down Mental Health, the newest podcast from the Michigan Medicine Podcast Network. Breaking Down Mental Health is a podcast for health care providers that bridges the gap between medicine and psychiatry. It focuses on equipping medical professionals with clinical guidance about various mental health topics from the very basic to the more complex, to better prepare all providers to answer the call to action during this mental health crisis within our pediatric population.
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