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Care Guides and Resources

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Care Guides

All Care Guide links are PDFs.

Alaska

Alaska Care Guide

Washington

Washington Care Guide

Wyoming

Wyoming Care Guide

Resources for Families/Recursos Para Las Familias

English

ADHD (PDF)
Anxiety (PDF)
Autism (Alaska) (PDF)
Autism (Washington) (PDF)
Autism (Wyoming) (PDF)
Behavior and Aggression (PDF)
Bipolar (PDF)
Crisis Prevention and Home Safety Recommendations (Alaska) (PDF)
Crisis Prevention and Home Safety Recommendations (Washington) (PDF)
Crisis Prevention and Home Safety Recommendations (Wyoming) (PDF)
Depression (Alaska) (PDF)
Depression (Washington) (PDF)
Depression (Wyoming) (PDF)
Eating Disorders (PDF)
Relaxation Therapy (PDF)
Sleep Hygiene (PDF)
Special Time (PDF)
Substance Use Resources (Alaska) (PDF)
Substance Use Resources (Washington) (PDF)
Substance Use Resources (Wyoming) (PDF)
Technology Use Resources (PDF)
Time Out (PDF)

Spanish

Rating Scales

Abnormal Involuntary Movement Scale (AIMS) (PDF)
Eating Attitudes Test (EAT-26) (PDF)
Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9) (PDF)
Pediatric Symptoms Checklist -17, General Mental Health Screen (PSC-17) (PDF)
Screen for Child Anxiety Related Disorders (SCARED) (PDF)
Short Mood and Feelings Questionnaire (SMFQ) (PDF)
Vanderbilt ADHD Rating Scales (PDF)

Newsletters

Alaska

Washington

Wyoming

Past Presentations

Anxiety and depression

Psychiatric Management of Child and Adolescent Anxiety – Erin Dillon-Naftolin, MD (PDF)
Test-Drive the new self-guided FAST-A program – Nat Jungbluth, PhD (PDF)
Treatment Resistant Depression and Bipolar – Jim Peacey, MD (PDF)
Treatment Resistant Depression and When is it Bipolar Disorder? – Evan Taniguchi, MD (PDF)
Tools for Treating Child and Teen Anxiety in Primary Care – Nathaniel Jungbluth, PhD (PDF)

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

ADHD Update – Rebecca Barclay MD (PDF)
Adopting a Lifespan Approach to ADHD Management – Doug Russell, MD
Emotional Regulation Difficulties (ERD) in Youth: ADHD with ERD/Irritability vs ODD vs. DMDD vs. Bipolar – William French, MD (PDF)

Hallucinations and psychosis

Use of Psychotropic Medications in ASD: Case Based Approach – David Camenisch, MD (PDF)
Antipsychotic Drug Treatments in Primary Care – James Peacey, MD (PDF)
Early Onset Psychosis – Evan Taniguchi, MD (PDF)

Perinatal psychiatry

Managing Postpartum Psychosis – Ramanpreet Toor, MD and Laurel Pellegrino, MD (PDF)
Opioid Use Disorder in the Perinatal Period – Nadia Bespalova, MD, Kelly Wurzel, MD, and Claire Brutocao, MD (PDF)
Perinatal Mood Disorders – Ramanpreet Toor, MD, and Carmen Croicu, MD (PDF)
Postpartum Mood Disorders and Anxiety: Updates in Screening, Treatment, and Child Outcomes – Deborah Cowley, MD (PDF)
Postpartum Psychosis – Carmen Croicu, MD, and Katherine Palm-Cruz, MD (PDF)
Psychotropics in Pregnancy and Lactation: Focus on Child Outcomes – Deborah Cowley, MD (PDF)

Primary care

Rating Scales – Jim Peacey, MD (PDF)
Being solution focused in primary care – Larry Wissow, MD, MPH (PDF)
Updates in Primary Care Youth in Mental Health – Rebecca Barclay, MD (PDF)

Suicidality

Managing Suicidality and Aggressive Crises – Robert Hilt, MD (PDF)
Suicide Care Pathway in Primary Care Settings – Molly Adrian, PhD (PDF)

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