Integrative medicine is the practice of combining conventional medical treatments with non-conventional (alternative or complementary) ones.<\/p>\n
As more psychiatrists begin to incorporate evidence-based integrative treatment methods, and as patients begin to seek out and utilize alternative treatment options, it is important for psychiatrists to understand both the benefits and effects of such treatments.<\/p>\n
Learn more about integrative medicine in psychiatry, including evolving terminology, types of treatment, and patterns of use, while earning CME with the following activity through the APA Learning Center.<\/p>\n
Introduction to Complementary, Alternative, and Integrative Medicine in Psychiatry: General Overview of CAM in the United States<\/p>\n
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APA's Caucus on Complementary and Alternative Medicine, a special-interest group of the APA, participates and coordinates in monthly webinars on integrative medicine and psychiatry. APA members interested in joining the Caucus, or for more information on upcoming webinars, please send an email to apacaiminfo@gmail.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n Over- and Under-Methylation in the Psychiatric Population<\/p>\n Micronutrients as a Treatment for Psychiatric Disorders: The Evidence to Date<\/p>\n Restoring Resilience in Young Adults<\/p>\n For more information on upcoming webinars, please send an email to apacaiminfo@gmail.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n Each year APA meetings include sessions on the topic Integrative Medicine (CAM). To submit an abstract for consideration, please review APA Meeting Submission and Guidelines.<\/p>\n Learn More <\/p>\n The Residents Journal: Complementary and Alternative Medicine in Psychiatry<\/p>\n A 2013 issue of The Residents Journal, dedicated to complementary and alternative medicine in psychiatry, discusses the history and evolution of integrative medicine as a maturing specialty and includes a case report discussing how melatonin can provide relief to posttraumatic stress disorder patients.<\/p>\n Download <\/p>\n Complementary and Alternative Medicine and Psychiatry<\/p>\n Written from the perspective of clinicians who practice both traditional and alternative medicine, this book discusses alternative therapies and provides an academic and practical review of complementary and alternative medicine.<\/p>\n View More <\/p>\n Complementary and Alternative Treatments in Mental Health Care<\/p>\n This book serves as a concise and practical reference reviewing many complementary and alternative treatments used in North America and Europe, including their history and rationale.<\/p>\n View More <\/p>\n Complementary and Integrative Treatments in Psychiatric Practice<\/p>\n Examines a range of treatments, including neutraceuticals, mind-body practices, art therapy, and neurotherapy, to combine and integrate for optimal patient outcomes.<\/p>\n View More <\/p>\n <\/p>\n See the original post here: Integrative medicine is the practice of combining conventional medical treatments with non-conventional (alternative or complementary) ones. As more psychiatrists begin to incorporate evidence-based integrative treatment methods, and as patients begin to seek out and utilize alternative treatment options, it is important for psychiatrists to understand both the benefits and effects of such treatments Continue reading
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