Applications for Adolescents with Depression

Personalized Intervention for Psychosocial Problems

This webinar provides evidence and a rationale for clinicians as they consider alternative approaches to seeking a useful treatment match with clients. Applications are specific to adolescent depression but have implications for a broader array of mental health problems.

Objectives

  • Describe depression, adolescent development and disruption of the threat system.
  • Briefly review the evidence based treatments already available to treat adolescent depression and the limitations of these approaches.
  • Consider the solution of personalization.
  • Be exposed to an approach in which biological markers predicting treatment response are identified.

Presentation Slides.pdf

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This asynchronous webinar is not eligible for NBCC credit. 

About the Presenter

Bonnie Klimes-Dougan, PhD, LP

Dr. Bonnie Klimes-Dougan, PhD, LP, is a professor within the University of Minnesota’s Department of Psychology. Dr. Klimes-Dougan’s long-term goal is to explicate risk factors associated with early stages of depression and suicidal risk in an effort to more effectively intervene.