Duke IPMH

06/22/2021

W/ charming pics & a simple, sweet story our Duke University Center for 's Dr. Laura Kirby introduces the world to adorable & relatable Henrietta struggling to deal w/ uncomfortable changes she must make to stay healthy. http://ow.ly/H4cb50F5vOX

05/10/2021

NC-PAL (North Carolina- Psychiatry Access Line) has gone live with their Youth Mental Health Care data dashboard! Use the following link to explore the interactive data: https://buff.ly/3vTSvxP

05/03/2021

Check out Mental Health America's campaign for Mental Health Awareness Month! Featuring tools that individuals can use to improve their mental health and increase resiliency.

Link👉 https://mhanational.org/tools-2-thrive

03/11/2021

Even if we are not fully aware, our bodies remember.

03/05/2021

Upcoming webinar hosted by the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation featuring Duke Psychiatry's Dr. Kimberly Carpenter


Registration link: http://ow.ly/bevk50DCVCj

Join us in one week for our monthly webinar. Next week's webinar will focus on Sensory Challenges and in Children with and without . Follow the link to register: http://ow.ly/bevk50DCVCj

02/01/2021

We join our Duke University and Duke Health colleagues in celebrating through learning, discussion and action

Throughout the month of February, Duke Health will be celebrating by making sure our collective human story is complete. Team members of every background will take part in the learning, discussion, and observance of this month.

01/29/2021

On February 3rd from 12PM- 5PM, the SER Hispano Project and the Duke University School of Nursing Community Health Improvement Partnership Program (D-CHIPP) will be hosting its 4th annual Access For Immigrants symposium.

Their goal is to provide students, staff, faculty, and community partners with information on the resources and rights immigrants (whether documented or not), refugees, and asylum seekers have in this country and to build our collective capacity to better serve each other.

Registration is free, Spots are limited: https://buff.ly/36oJpyX

01/11/2021

We’re delighted to announce that Dr. Scott Kollins, director of the Duke ADHD Program, has secured a $1M philanthropic gift from an anonymous family to launch a center focused on ADHD in girls and women! This incredible investment will leverage the international reputation and existing resources of the Duke ADHD Program and incorporate research, education and community outreach. We’re deeply grateful to this visionary donor who shares our commitment to helping girls and women with ADHD lead their best lives.
Duke Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
Scott Kollins