1 u. 49 min.
155: Masterclass: Psychosis w/ Dr. Stephanie Nelson The Testing Psychologist Podcast
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Hello everyone! Welcome to the first episode of a brand new podcast format: the Masterclass. During these episodes, I will host an expert in the field to present a case for us to talk through. We will take a detailed plunge into complicated clinical issues so that you can hear exactly how accomplished clinicians interview, test, and conceptualize challenging cases. My hope is to air one masterclass episode per quarter.
Today’s Masterclass on differentiating adolescent-onset psychosis comes from Dr. Stephanie Nelson. Stephanie has a wonderful balance of clinical acumen, knowledge of the research, and humility that is on full display during this presentation. Here are just a few topics that we cover:
* The role of viral infection and birth date in risk for psychosis* Relationship between trauma and auditory hallucinations* Relationship between medical issues and psychosis* Typical “causes” of psychosis – acute vs. episodic* A battery for assessing psychosis * Delivering feedback for a psychosis diagnosis
Cool Things Mentioned
* Stephanie’s comprehensive PowerPoint of this discussion* Stephanie’s consultation services: www.thepeerconsult.com* CEDAR clinic* Testing Psychologist episode w/ Michelle Friedman-Yakoobian* Testing Psychologist episode on Therapeutic Assessment* Testing Psychologist episode on pediatric Therapeutic Assessment* Psychological Testing That Matters (affiliate link)* Pamela Hayes’ Addressing framework and book (affiliate link)* Matrics consensus battery ‘* Fusar-Poli’s work* Prodromal questionnaire* PRIME questionnaire* Early Psychosis Screener* K-SADS* SIPS* The First Interview by James Morrison (affiliate link)* PANSS* RIAS-2* CMOCS for OCD* John Stone’s feedback model* SPIKES protocol for giving medical news* The Testing Psychologist episode #84 w/ Stephanie
Featured Resource
I am honored to partner with PAR for the next few months to bring you featured items from their catalog!
Would you rather read the transcript? Click here.
Hello everyone! Welcome to the first episode of a brand new podcast format: the Masterclass. During these episodes, I will host an expert in the field to present a case for us to talk through. We will take a detailed plunge into complicated clinical issues so that you can hear exactly how accomplished clinicians interview, test, and conceptualize challenging cases. My hope is to air one masterclass episode per quarter.
Today’s Masterclass on differentiating adolescent-onset psychosis comes from Dr. Stephanie Nelson. Stephanie has a wonderful balance of clinical acumen, knowledge of the research, and humility that is on full display during this presentation. Here are just a few topics that we cover:
* The role of viral infection and birth date in risk for psychosis* Relationship between trauma and auditory hallucinations* Relationship between medical issues and psychosis* Typical “causes” of psychosis – acute vs. episodic* A battery for assessing psychosis * Delivering feedback for a psychosis diagnosis
Cool Things Mentioned
* Stephanie’s comprehensive PowerPoint of this discussion* Stephanie’s consultation services: www.thepeerconsult.com* CEDAR clinic* Testing Psychologist episode w/ Michelle Friedman-Yakoobian* Testing Psychologist episode on Therapeutic Assessment* Testing Psychologist episode on pediatric Therapeutic Assessment* Psychological Testing That Matters (affiliate link)* Pamela Hayes’ Addressing framework and book (affiliate link)* Matrics consensus battery ‘* Fusar-Poli’s work* Prodromal questionnaire* PRIME questionnaire* Early Psychosis Screener* K-SADS* SIPS* The First Interview by James Morrison (affiliate link)* PANSS* RIAS-2* CMOCS for OCD* John Stone’s feedback model* SPIKES protocol for giving medical news* The Testing Psychologist episode #84 w/ Stephanie
Featured Resource
I am honored to partner with PAR for the next few months to bring you featured items from their catalog!
1 u. 49 min.