Joel Holiner, MD Richard C. Robinson, PhD

Galaxy Counseling Center Presents
16th Annual Family Matters Conference
NONPROFIT ORG
September 25, 2015
US POSTAGE PAID
Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children
GARLAND TX
PERMIT NO: 273
1025 South Jupiter Road
KEYNOTE
Garland, Texas 75042
Joel Holiner, MD
972.272.4429
Board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology, with added
qualifications in addiction psychiatry, Dr. Joel Holiner has actively served as leader in the
Dallas / Ft. Worth psychiatric community for over three decades. He is a graduate of The
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School and was formerly on the clinical faculty
at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and has directed several of the
largest psychiatric programs in the area. Dr. Holiner currently serves as Executive Medical
Director of Green Oaks Hospital and Chief of Psychiatry at Medical City Dallas Hospital in
addition to his role as Medical Director of The Holiner Psychiatric Group. In April of 2012
Dr. Holiner accepted the position to be on faculty and Texas A&M Health Science Center
as a Clinical Assistant Professor in The Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science.
He is frequently consulted by the news media for information and insights into sensitive
psychiatric issues and is regularly selected by his peers as one of the top psychiatrists in
the Dallas / Ft. Worth area as published in D Magazine and Texas Monthly.
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16th Annual Family Matters Conference
Friday, September 25, 2015 8:00am-4:15pm
Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children
2222 Welborn St, Dallas, TX 75219
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Richard C. Robinson, PhD
Dr. Richard C. Robinson earned his PhD in clinical psychology from UT Southwestern in
1998. He completed his first fellowship at the University of Rochester, Strong Memorial
in pain and symptom management in 1999. He returned to UT Southwestern after
winning the Seay Research Fellowship to examine the relationship between cortisol
and pain. He served on faculty until 2009 teaching and supervising graduate students,
treating patients with complex medical problems and studying patient outcomes in
interdisciplinary settings. He rejoined the faculty full time in 2012 and currently serves
as the Director of Research for the Division of Psychology. Clinically, he treats patients
through Anesthesiology and Neurology and is involved in ongoing research projects
through the Eugene McDermott Center for Pain Management. In addition to his work
in pain and symptom management, he is involved in adult attachment research and
personality assessment.
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CONFERENCE REGISTRATION
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8:00- 8:30am
Registration and Breakfast 8:30-10:00am
Keynote: Treatment Resistant Depression: Reviewing Options Joel Holiner, MD
Treatment Resistant Depression is one of the most common and toughest challenges facing mental health
professionals. Depression is the leading cause of health related disability in the United States, with the potentially
fatal disaster experienced by one in every six individuals. Dr. Holiner will review current treatment options, including
medications, psychotherapy and medical procedures currently available and those on the therapeutic horizon.
Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children 2222 Welborn St, Dallas, TX 75219
Register Online: http://www.galaxycounseling.org/event/family‐matters‐2015/
Registration entitles the participants to conference admission, parking, breakfast, lunch and afternoon snacks.
_____Early Registration (before September 1, 2015) $65.00 _____Regular Registration (postmarked after September 1, 2015) $75.00
_____Student Registration $35.00
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10:15am-12:45pm Morning Breakout Sessions I & II
Breakout Session I: #peaceofmind: Mental Health and Mindfulness in the Digital Age
Abel Tomatis, PhD
Technology surrounds us 24/7 and is an integral part of our daily lives. While the benefits of having the world
literally at your fingertips are numerous, the flipside has been ever-increasing stress and associated problems, such
as depression and anxiety, resulting from constantly being “connected” to everyone and everything. This workshop
will explore the impact of technology on mental health, and examine how to utilize mindfulness principles to find a
balance between our digital lives and our emotional well-being.
Breakout Session II: Using Play to Treat Childhood & Adolescent Depression
Misty Solt, PhD
This workshop will focus on helping clinicians both recognize depression in the play therapy room and understand
the importance of using play therapy as a treatment modality for young children. Participants will learn certain
questions to ask caregivers in regard to assessing depression in young children, as well as play therapy skills to use in
the playroom with depressed children.
Pain is a complex biological, psychological and social phenomenon. Dr. Robinson will clarify these complexities,
illustrating the affective nature of pain, as well as the cognitive and contextual nature of pain.
Breakout Session I: Ethical Challenges in Treating Multiple Clients: Part One
Michael Gottlieb, PhD
Victoria Tortorelli, MEd, LPC
While older adults are at higher risk for developing depression, it is not a normal part of aging. However, depression
in this population often goes undiagnosed. Learn how to accurately assess your aging clients for depression so you
are able to best treat them.
2:45pm-4:15pm
Afternoon Breakout Sessions I & II
Breakout Session I: Ethical Challenges in Treating Multiple Clients: Part Two
Michael Gottlieb, PhD
Participants who attend the Mid-Day Breakout Session Ethical Challenges in Treating Multiple Clients: Part One are
strongly encouraged to attend this session, a continuation.
Breakout Session II: Experiential Therapy in the Treatment of Depression
Andrea Davis, ATR-BC, LPC
Experiential therapies, like art therapy, provide clients an opportunity to express emotions without the use of words.
Art forms such as painting, sculpting, and music promote the expression of emotions while building connections to
self and others.
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Ethical decision making is traditionally considered an analytical, intellectual, and quasi-legal process that, if followed
properly, should lead one to a correct solution in most situations. While this is often the case, some dilemmas are far
more complex. In this workshop Dr. Gottlieb will examine seven ethical dilemmas that are unique to working with
couples, families, and groups.
Breakout Session II: Depression Among the Aging
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Richard Robinson, PhD
Mid-Day Breakout Sessions I & II
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12:55 -1:55pm
Luncheon Session: Understanding the Nature of Pain:
The Distinction between Emotional and Physical Pain Revisited
2:00pm-2:30pm
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Accreditation Statement
Psychologists - This activity qualifies for Seven hours of professional development credit (Three in the area of ethics) for Texas
Psychologists. Dallas Psychological Association, Inc. maintains responsibility for the program and its content as per TSBEP rule
461.11(2)(A). Counselors - Dallas Psychological Association, Inc. has been approved as a continuing education sponsor through
the Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors. Provider #1660, exp date 04/30/16. This course qualifies for
Seven contact hours (Three in the area of ethics). Social Workers - Dallas Psychological Association, Inc. has been approved as a
continuing education sponsor through the Texas State Board of Examiners of Social Workers. Provider #6160, exp date04/30/16.
This course qualifies for Seven contact hours (Three in the area of ethics). Marriage and Family Therapists - Dallas Psychological
Association, Inc. has been approved as a continuing education sponsor through the Texas State Board of Examiners of Marriage
and Family Therapists. Provider #752, exp date 09/30/15. This course qualifies for Seven contact hours (Three in the area of ethics).
For all license categories, full attendance is required; no partial credits will be offered for partial attendance.
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