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E - NEWSLETTER ISSUE NO. 31
OCTOBER 2014
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
http://www.med.wayne.edu/psychiatry/
WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY
http://www.med.wayne.edu/psychiatry/
Psych- e News
DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY AND BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCES
Julie Giroux, Editor • [email protected] • 313-993-6732
School of Medicine
University
Physician Group
I. Greetings from the Chair
JulieUpcoming
Giroux, Editor Events
• [email protected] • 313-993-6732
DPBN Chairman’s Grand
Rounds October/November
2014
1:00 – 2:00pm
John D. Dingell VAMC
Auditorium
10/22 – Mark Greenwald, PhD and
Eugene Schoener, PhD
Debate
“Legalization of Marijuana: Its Merits
and Challenges in an Evolving
Sociocultural Context”
10/29 – Helen Mayberg, MD
“What has DBS Taught us about the
Neurocircuitry of Depression?”
A few announcements this month; There will be an important faculty meeting this Wednesday,
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October 22 at 12pm in the VA Auditorium. Grand Rounds will follow with Drs. Greenwald and Schoener’s
much anticipated debate. Congratulations to Dr. Leslie Lundahl on the outstanding symposium she hosted on
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Friday, October 10 !
II. News from the Faculty
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Kara Brooklier, PhD, who was included in the Crain's Business 40 and under 40 edition for her
autism related work and with policy writing for the state. Dr. Brooklier is an exemplary graduate of
the DMC CHM Pediatric Psychology Internship and currently works at the Children's Center where
she helps supervise the pediatric psychology interns in their training in autism related work.
http://www.crainsdetroit.com/article/20141003/AWARDS4014/141009993/kara-brooklier-38
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Leslie Lundahl, PhD and Jeffrey Stanley, PhD, received College Teaching Awards at Assistant
Professor and Associate Professor Level.
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Arthur Robin, PhD recently had a review article published. Dr. Robing’s article provided a step-bystep description of the defiant teen approach to family therapy, which is designed to help
adolescents with ADHD and their parents reduce conflict and coercion. Robin, A. (2014). Family
Therapy for Adolescents with ADHD. Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America:
ADHD Non- Pharmacologic Intervention. S. Faraone and K. Antshel (eds.). 23 (4), pp. 747-756.
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Drs. Alana Conti (PI) and Shane Perrine (co-investigator), have been awarded a 4-year VA Merit
Review Award. Their preclinical studies are highly relevant to the mission for VA patient care and
rehabilitation in that military personnel are at increased risk for traumatic brain injury (TBI) and
posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). PTSD not only worsens TBI symptoms, such as cognitive
impairments, but it also causes TBI symptoms to persist for a longer duration and confounds
diagnosis and treatment. One mechanism implicated in the cognitive impairments found in
comorbid PTSD-TBI is cortical hypoactivation, a condition associated following either TBI or PTSD
alone. Their project, “Longitudinal Assessment of Cortical Hypoactivity in a Model of Comorbid TBIPTSD,” aims to address the long-term effects of PTSD-TBI on cognitive behaviors resulting from
molecular, structural and functional cortical impairments and to investigate long-lasting
rehabilitation neurotherapeutic interventions that target the glutamatergic system.
11/5 - Angela Kallis, MD
“TBA”
11/12 - Tiffany R Farchione, MD
"FDA 101 for Clinicians:
Demystifying the Black Box"
11/19 – Sandra Jacobson, PhD
“TBA”
11/26 – Holiday
NO GRAND ROUNDS
III. Research Activities

Mike Lisieski, MD/PhD, a student in TNP working in Dr. Shane Perrine's office was awarded $1,000
from the Graduate School for submitting his F30 application to NIH in August.
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IV. Office of Education and Training

Dr. Kamalika Roy, PG-3 resident, first authored a paper with Dr. Richard Balon "Psychosis and Seizure Disorder: Challenges in
Diagnosis and Treatment" in Complex Medical-Psychiatric Issues (Curr Psychiatry Rep 2014: 16: 509)
V. Other News
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Congratulations to Leslie Alexander, who won 2 tickets to the WSUSOM 2014 Golden Gala!
Adolescent Substance Abuse Symposium
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On Friday, October 10 , Dr. Leslie Lundahl and our department hosted the first Adolescent Substance Abuse Symposium at Children’s Hospital of MI. Experts
from all over the country came to speak and hundreds attended. Our panel consisted of members from both the State of Michigan and the Detroit Wayne
Mental Health Authority.
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UPG Training
Compliance Training 2014 2nd Notice DUE: Nov 10 2014
We ask you to please complete the Compliance Training 2014 online. If you believe that you should not have to take this training here is the criteria we used
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6. You must take the test and score 12 out of the 15 questions
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