FAQs

No. You are welcome to progress through courses in any order you wish, and at your own pace.

Registrants will have unlimited access to the courses included in the Depression Intensive program for one full year.

Group Supervisions are the primary means through which registrants may submit questions to Dr. Greenblatt; via our webinar app, you may ask questions during live, real-time Supervisions.

Registrants are also included in the Professional Fellowship Listserv, through which they may participate in ongoing group discussions. The Listserv establishes a forum through which you may present cases, ask questions, and engage in peer- and faculty-led discussions to foster growth and education. Participation in Listserv discussions, while not mandatory, is strongly recommended, as it allows for dynamic engagement with fellow health professionals and with Dr. Greenblatt.

PLEASE NOTE: Registrants who participate in forum discussions via the Listserv are responsible for adhering to policies for Patient Privacy and Confidentiality in accordance with all relevant institutional, state, and federal laws, along with our Intensive Program Terms & Conditions.

Yes! The Depression Intensive program is not only an educational experience, but a collaborative one. Learning how to apply your knowledge in real-life clinical contexts and improve patient outcomes is part of our guiding principles. You are encouraged to present clinical cases for discussion, to stimulate group discourse and glean valuable insights from Dr. Greenblatt.

• Peer Listserv: We encourage you to present clinical cases for group review, weigh-in on questions and topics, and ask specific questions about clinical cases via the Listserv peer forum. Dr. Greenblatt maintains active participation in this email forum, and will comment on cases presented therein.
• Group Supervisions: These live group sessions provide another opportunity to present clinical cases and ask questions. Q&A is built into the timetable for every Group Supervision, and the Faculty member leading the Supervision (Dr. Greenblatt) will answer questions pertaining to the topic at hand.
• Submitting Questions: Questions may be submitted directly to the Faculty member moderating the Group Supervision via webinar app. Alternatively, you may submit questions and/or cases ahead of time to Heather Getz at hgetz@psychiatryredefined.org, who will provide them to the relevant Faculty member leading the upcoming Supervision Q&A.

PLEASE NOTE: Registrants who participate in forum discussions via the Listserv are responsible for adhering to policies for Patient Privacy and Confidentiality in accordance with all relevant institutional, state, and federal laws, in accordance with the Psychiatry Redefined Depression Intensive Program Participation Agreement found within, and in accordance with, the Psychiatry Redefined Depression Intensive Terms & Conditions.

Dates for the 2022-2023 Depression Intensive Group Supervisions are scheduled as follows:

While attendance at Group Supervision webinar trainings is not required, we strongly recommend that you attend as many as they can, for these trainings comprise a keystone component of the program. Group Supervisions permit registrants to engage in discussion with Dr. Greenblatt and with their peers to broaden understanding and explore topics pertaining to functional psychiatry for Depression. They also provide a forum within which to ask questions and present clinical cases.

All supervision webinars are recorded, and available in the Learning Dashboard (where your courses are found) approximately one week after each live session.

Group Supervisions for the Depression Intensive are held mid-week (usually Wednesdays) at 8:00pm EST. All registrants will be provided with a unique Zoom webinar viewing link through which they can join the live Supervision. Access to these viewing details is generally made available at the beginning of each month. At the appropriate date and time, simply click the Zoom link to join the Supervision webinar in real-time.

The Depression Intensive program registration includes a 1-year subscription to the PR Listserv, a private forum for Psychiatry Redefined members.

Listserv access expires one year from the date of enrollment. 

Yes!  A Certificate of Program Completion will be provided to each registrant upon the conclusion of their course of study.

CME certificates are also available separately for those seeking credits for the various accredited courses within the training. These certificates will only become available once all required course/module tests and course evaluations have been completed and submitted in the Learning Dashboard.

For more information on CME credits and CME reporting for the Depression Intensive, please see the CME FAQs section below.

Yes! Included in the Intensive program are 5 courses that have been approved for CME credit by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), through the joint providership of MedicusCME and Comprehensive Psychiatric Resources, Inc.

In total, the program provides 16 CME credits via these courses.

• Integrative & Functional Medicine for Depression: 5.0 CME Credits
• Functional & Integrative Medicine for Irritability, Anger & Self-Injury (NSSI): 2.75 CME Credits
• Funtional & Integrative Medicine for Managing Medication Side Effects: 2.0 CME Credits
• Functional & Integrative Medicine for Anxiety: 5.0 CME Credits
• Optimizing Sleep as an Antidote for Trauma: Exploring an Underutilized Treatment Opportunity: 1.25 CME Credits

For more information on CME credits for the Depression Intensive, please see the CME FAQs section below.

No; claiming CMEs for the Functional & Integrative Medicine for Depression course is entirely optional.

The 2022 session begins on September 14, 2022 with the commencement of the first Group Supervision. More information on the 2022 program can be found here.

Enrollment shall remain open for the Depression Intensive for a limited period of time after the program begins.

If you have questions, wish to register after September 14th, have concerns about the curriculum you may have missed, or experience any issues registering, please contact Heather Getz at hgetz@psychiatryredefined.org.

Enrollment for the 2022 training is now closed.

When registering for this program you will need to create a new account to register and process payment securely.

Access to the Psychiatry Redefined Learning Management System (LMS) dashboard, from which all courses and course materials can be accessed. A confirmation of payment and registration will be emailed to the address that you provide with your registration; please be sure to check your spam folder for this email.

The Depression Intensive program is open to health professionals of all disciplines and specialties that treat depression.  It is also suitable for students and medical residents pursuing higher education in the medical/allied mental health sciences.

Yes! Our web-based Learning Management System permits access to online course materials from virtually any location, and we welcome healthcare professionals from around the world who are inspired to participate in the evolution of modern psychiatry.

The cost of enrollment for the Depression Intensive program is $1,500, if enrolled before August 15, 2022. If enrolling after August 15, the cost increases to $1,800.

Currently there are no payment plans available for this program.

We do not currently offer any special discounts for students / medical residents.

Your member account and login will be activated within 72 hours of registration, at which time you will have full access to all courses and course materials via the Learning Management System (LMS) dashboard.

No; all you need is a device with internet connectivity and a web browser.

Yes. One of the benefits of our Learning Management System (LMS) is 24/7 access for 365 day, from virtually any location. Registrants can log into their member dashboard on the LMS from a PC, tablet, cell phone, or laptop, and continue their studies when most convenient for them.

LMS access issues and other technical difficulties should be reported to Program Coordinator Jennifer Dimino at jcdimino@psychiatryredefined.org.

Of course! Those who wish to expand their studies of functional psychiatry might consider enrolling in our Monthly Course Subscriptions.

Included in the Intensive program are 5 courses that have been approved for CME credit by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint providership of MedicusCME and Comprehensive Psychiatric Resources, Inc.

Each course is accredited for a different amount of CME credits. In total, the program provides 16 CME credits via these courses.

• Integrative & Functional Medicine for Depression: 5.0 CME Credits
• Functional & Integrative Medicine for Irritability, Anger & Self-Injury (NSSI): 2.75 CME Credits
• Funtional & Integrative Medicine for Managing Medication Side Effects: 2.0 CME Credits
• Functional & Integrative Medicine for Anxiety: 5.0 CME Credits
• Optimizing Sleep as an Antidote for Trauma: Exploring an Underutilized Treatment Opportunity: 1.25 CME Credits

No; pursuing CME credits for CME-approved courses is entirely optional.

The designated CME provider for Psychiatry Redefined is: Comprehensive Psychiatric Resources, Inc.

If you intend to claim CME credits for any of the CME-approved courses, you must complete, submit and score a passing grade for all of the provided course module tests. The minimum passing grade for quizzes is 70% or 80%, depending on the course. If you score below 70% or 80% on your first attempt, you may revisit the module lecture (with the online course player), then retake the quiz.

If you do not wish to claim CME credits, then you do not need to pass the quiz. Remember: These quizzes are meant to reinforce knowledge gained in course lectures, and should be viewed as an adjunct to learning.

At the end of your course, a set of instructions for completing the necessary accreditation steps will be provided. The required courses tests, course evaluation and certificate instructions are provided within another “course” (a separate accreditation step) within the Learning Dashboard. Please follow the instructions and link listed to begin CME accreditation.

This accreditation “course” will appear on your student dashboard if you are already enrolled in the Depression Intensive, as well.

Yes, per ACCME policies and requirements you must complete a course evaluation and the necessary post-tests for every CME-approved course for which you want to claim credit.

No. Just like the individual modules of the online courses, the Module quizzes – as well as the required Registrant Information Questionnaires and Course Evaluations for CME-approved courses – can be completed at your own pace. If you need a break after finishing the first quiz, for example, you may pause; you may then return to the course player, and you can pick up where you left off.

In order to fulfill CME requirements for each CME-approved course you must:

• Review the course accreditation information
• Complete all module/course post-tests for that course with a passing grade of at least 70% or 80% (depending on the course)
• Complete the Course Evaluation for that course

Once all required components have been completed you will be able to generate a Certificate of CME Completion, which will be emailed to you directly.

No. Each registrant is responsible for reporting completed CMEs to their specific board in order to claim CME credit. Psychiatry Redefined submits annual reports on the users claiming credit and credit hours claimed, so it is incumbent upon the user to submit and report hours accurately.

No; CME credits can only be claimed for courses that were completed within the term of credit approval. The term of approval for Psychiatry Redefined’s current CME courses began September 1^st, 2019.  If you completed any of these courses prior to this date, you cannot claim CME credits.