Cross-cultural and Community Psychiatry

Overview

The increasing cultural diversity of the United States, as shown by U.S. Census data, requires that clinicians have an understanding of cultural differences, and how they affect diagnosis and treatment. The publication of DSM-IV has added new emphasis to the influence of culture on diagnosis by including an outline for cultural formulation and a glossary of culture bound syndromes. Section 2. Cross-Cultural and Community Psychiatry Weekly practicum and seminar series including clinical consultation to children and adolescents along with one-hour team meetings. Offered continuously throughout the year, Thursdays, 1-5 p.m., Edward Edelman Mental Health Center. Prerequisite: second-year child fellow or consent of instructor.

Director/Instructor(s): 
 Bonnie Zima, Charles J Sophy, Kathleen Daly
Application
Pre-requisites: 

2nd year child fellow or Consent of instructor

Dates and Availability
Duration: 
 Continuously throughout the year
Planned Days: 
 Thursday
Planned Months: 
 September
 October
 January
 August
 April
 November
 July
 June
 May
 February
 December
 March
Planned Terms: 
 Fall
 Spring
 Winter
 Summer
Planned Frequency: 
 Weekly
Course Code: 
457

Last updated: May 12, 2016 - 17:28