Hatherleigh Behavioral Health

11/12/2025

Audio-Enhanced Learning is Here!

Learn psychopharmacology anywhere—while driving, exercising, or walking.

🎧 Essential Psychopharmacology 5 now includes audio-enhanced modules for flexible learning.
👉 Try it today: https://www.hatherleigh.com/courses/essential-psychopharmacology-5

11/11/2025

Honor those who’ve served by strengthening your ability to serve them.
This Veterans Day, take 10% off our CEU course Counseling Military, Veterans, and Their Families. Make an investment today to better serve those who served.
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10/27/2025

🎧 Listen & Learn. Audio Available!

Transform your CME or CE experience with our new audio-enhanced format.

Perfect for learning on the go—whether you're commuting, walking, or taking a break.

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10/20/2025

🗣️ A Game-Changer in Pain Recovery

We’re honored to welcome Michael Kriegel, PhD to our November Community Call.

Dr. Kriegel is a leading voice in Interdisciplinary Pain Management (IPM)—a transformative approach that’s helping people reclaim their lives from chronic pain.

💡 IPM restores function
💊 Reduces or eliminates opioid use
💼 Helps people return to work and life
🧠 Bridges physical recovery with emotional resilience

This isn’t just a talk—it’s a movement toward better healing.

Join us to learn, connect, and move the conversation forward—together.

📅 Save the date: November 20 11am ET
🔗 Register: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/C6mu-Zf3Q_uky5tV6GZfMw

10/16/2025

In case you missed it, here is the replay of today's presentation:

Interview with Autoimmune Expert Nicoletta Skoufalos | Therapist's Guide to Invisible IllnessJoin Kortney Yasenka for an insightful interview with Nicoletta ...

10/06/2025

The author of "The Future of Alzheimers" shares research on managing diagnosis and treatment.

World Alzheimer’s Day is an opportunity to raise awareness and show support for the estimated 55 million people worldwide living with the disease.

Sharon Ricardi, whose new book “The Future of Alzheimer’s” explores promising treatments and signs of hope, discusses what’s ahead in the fight against Alzheimer’s.

10/06/2025

🗣️ We’ve secured a powerhouse voice in pain recovery.

We’re thrilled to welcome Michael Kriegel, PhD to our November community call.

Dr. Kriegel brings decades of expertise in Interdisciplinary Pain Management (IPM)—a proven, transformative approach to chronic pain that’s changing lives and reshaping care.

IPM doesn’t just treat pain—it restores function, reduces or eliminates opioid use, and helps people return to work and life. For the behavioral health community, this is a game-changer. It’s where physical recovery meets emotional resilience.

This is more than a talk. It’s a moment to rethink how we heal.

Let’s learn, connect, and move the conversation forward—together.

10/03/2025

🧠✨ Clinical Conversations: October Edition ✨🧠

Join us for a powerful discussion designed for mental health professionals!

📅 Date: Thursday, October 16, 2025
🕚 Time: 11am ET
📍 Location: Zoom
🔗 Register: https://shorturl.at/vRS6R

🎙️ Special Guest: Nicoletta Skoufalos, PhD
Author of *Understanding Autoimmune Disease*

Autoimmune conditions can deeply affect emotional and cognitive health. Learn how to recognize symptoms, support clients, and collaborate across disciplines.

👥 Hosted by Kortney Yasenka, LMHC

📣 Open to therapists, counselors, social workers, and anyone passionate about integrated care.

Let’s grow together. 🌱

09/22/2025

🎥 New Episode Drop!
🧠 Inside the Mind: Dr. Alan Schatzberg on the Future of Psychiatry

What happens when decades of psychiatric research meet today’s most pressing mental health questions? In this powerful conversation, Dr. Alan Schatzberg—Stanford psychiatrist and pioneer in mood disorder research—dives deep into the biology of depression, the promise and peril of ketamine, and why hope might be more than just a feeling.

✨ Key Moments You Don’t Want to Miss:

🔬 Translational psychiatry’s uphill battle: Why biomarkers still elude us

💊 Ketamine’s hidden opioid twist—and what it means for treatment safety

🌀 Placebo, hope, and the biology of belief

⚠️ The risks of DIY ketamine and buprenorphine use

🧪 Rediscovering mifepristone for psychotic depression and diabetes

👨‍🏫 Mentorship, leadership, and shaping psychiatry’s next chapter

🌈 Rethinking clinical trials in the age of psychedelics

This episode is a must-watch for clinicians, researchers, and anyone curious about the evolving science behind mental health care.

📲 Watch now and join the conversation.
🔗 https://youtu.be/TJieh9NfwnE

09/19/2025

🎥 Replay Available: Sophia Galano on Teenage Anxiety

If you missed it live, now’s your chance to watch the full replay of Sophia Galano’s deeply moving and informative presentation on teenage anxiety—part of the Clinical Conversations series from Hatherleigh Behavioral Health.

In this talk, Sophia shares:

The emotional and social pressures teens face today

How anxiety manifests in young people
Practical tools for parents, educators, and teens themselves

Ways to build resilience and foster open communication

💬 This presentation is a must-watch for anyone who cares about the mental health and well-being of our youth.

📺 Watch the replay now and be part of the ongoing conversation:
https://youtu.be/NHDiu6Vrlwk

🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more meaningful content from the Clinical Conversations series.

09/18/2025

🌿 Invisible No More: Supporting Clients with Autoimmune Disease

New CE Course from Hatherleigh Behavioral Health

Autoimmune diseases are often misunderstood—and invisible. This course empowers mental health professionals to recognize the unique psychological challenges faced by clients living with chronic illness.

🔍 Learn how to:

- Understand the lived experience of autoimmune conditions

- Validate and support clients through every stage of their journey

- Integrate trauma-informed care and clinical strategies

Earn CE credits (APA, NBCC, NAADAC, OASAS approved)

🎓 Presented by Nicoletta Skoufalous, PhD
📍 Available online at hatherleigh.com

Let’s make the invisible visible.