Adult Behavioral Health in Primary Care Registration

Adult Behavioral Health in Primary Care Registration

Adult Behavioral Health in Primary Care
Registration Form

Please use the form below to register for an upcoming Adult Behavioral Health in Primary Care course, where you will learn to:

1. Correctly identify and differentiate among behavioral health problems such as anxiety and somatic symptoms, depression, chronic pain, substance abuse, adult ADHD, psychosis, and bipolar disorder.
2. Effectively manage psychopharmacology: select medications, initiate and taper dosages, monitor improvements, and identify and minimize medication side effects.
3. Create and implement a treatment plan by mobilizing existing resources.

Duration: Three-day live course, followed by eight (1-hour) group learning calls
Format: Virtual
Cost: $1900

If the dates listed do not work for your schedule, please sign up to be notified of future training courses here.
 

This form is intended for registration of single participants. To register a group of participants, please email us at [email protected]
Program Information

Please select the start and end dates of your chosen program.


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The participant's email address must be entered for registration. All program communications prior to, during, and after the program require responses from the participant directly.


Please provide your mailing address below. Mailing address is required in order to receive program materials. 





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