The Collaborative Forums In Mental Health is brought to you by the Canadian Psychiatric Association and supported by the College of Family Physicians of Canada.
“A unique opportunity for family physicians and psychiatrists to network, dialogue and establish collaborative working relationships in an educational environment.
An intensive, practical one-day update covering a wide range of psychiatric disorders.
State-of-the-art educational programs and workshops on the latest biopsychosocial approaches in treating mental illness.”
I attended the conference in Montreal yesterday and now I understand why mental illness exists in our society…
Breakfast and booth visits starting at 07:30.
Conferences and workshops starting at 08:00.
Fifteen minute nutrition breaks at 09:45, 14:30, and 16:45. During these breaks, time to visit the pharma booths and have the drug reps stamp your passport for a chance to win a book. (I believe it may be about obsessive-compulsive disorder).
The luncheon presentation is at 12:00, eat while you learn about Practical Strategies for Managing Tobacco Use in Psychiatric Patients. No time for a little walk after lunch in downtown Montreal.
More conferences and workshops at 13:00.
If you are still conscious at 17:00, it is time for Mental Health Issues in the Workplace.
And at 17:45, after sitting in non-ergonomic chairs all day, Fibromyalgia: Diagnosis and Treatment.
Closing remarks at 18:30.
Could Cymbalta™ have helped me get through this day?
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