Comprehensive Review of Psychiatry 2019
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Video Course · Psychiatry · 2019
The comprehensive review of psychiatry 2019 from Oakstone Publishing bundles 45 video sessions and two PDFs covering diagnostic approaches, every major disorder class, psychopharmacology, psychotherapy modalities, and brain stimulation.
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45sessions
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40.5hours
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2019edition
- 45 video lectures from 37 expert speakers
- Covers schizophrenia, mood, anxiety, personality, and eating disorders
- Dedicated modules on substance use, suicide risk, and psychotherapy techniques
- Includes brain stimulation and medical psychiatry sessions
45 Expert-Led Sessions for a Complete Psychiatry Refresh
The comprehensive review of psychiatry 2019 from Oakstone Publishing delivers 40.5 hours of video content across 45 sessions with two downloadable PDFs. Thirty-seven expert speakers walk through diagnostic approaches, major disorder classes, psychopharmacology, psychotherapy techniques, brain stimulation, and the intersection of medicine and psychiatry in a single integrated library.
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45video sessions
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40.5hours
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2019release year
Inside this resource
Diagnostic Frameworks and Major Disorders
The course opens with a structured approach to the psychiatric patient, then moves into dedicated sessions on schizophrenia, depressive disorders, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, anxiety, OCD, impulse control, eating disorders, PTSD, and catatonia. Each lecture pairs diagnostic nuance with current treatment evidence.
Psychopharmacology and Psychotherapy
Five psychopharmacology sessions cover mood stabilizers, antidepressants, antipsychotics, anxiolytics, and stimulants with practical prescribing pearls. Psychotherapy modules address cognitive behavioral therapy, brief psychodynamic therapy, motivational interviewing, family therapy, and positive psychiatry frameworks.
Substance Use, Brain Stimulation, and Ethics
Dedicated lectures tackle tobacco, alcohol, opioid, and cannabis use disorders alongside sessions on suicide assessment and postpartum psychiatric conditions. Brain stimulation techniques, medical psychiatry integration, and ethical-legal issues complete the curriculum for a well-rounded psychiatry education.
Who this serves
- Board-certified psychiatrists — a structured review of core and subspecialty topics for career-long competence
- Residents and fellows — a broad survey of psychiatry subspecialties during training
- Primary care clinicians — a foundation in psychiatric diagnosis and treatment principles
Faculty & syllabus
Faculty 37 speakers
- David Silberweig, MD — overview and diagnostic approach
- Oliver Freudenreich, MD, FACLP — schizophrenia sessions
- Nassir Ghaemi, MD, MPH — bipolar and mood disorder lectures
- John M. Oldham, MD — personality disorders
- Mark H. Pollack, MD — anxiety and OCD
- Wayne Goodman, MD — impulse control and OCD
- Emil F. Coccaro, MD — impulse control disorders
- Katharine A. Phillips, MD — body dysmorphic disorder
- Gary Small, MD — cognitive decline sessions
- Scott R. Beach, MD — medical psychiatry
- Harry A. Brandt, MD — eating disorders
- Robert J. Ursano, MD — PTSD and trauma
- Sheldon Benjamin, MD — catatonia and neurology
- Hasmeena Kathuria, MD — tobacco cessation
- Grace Chang, MD, MPH — alcohol use disorders
- Dustin Patil, MD — opioid use disorders
- Arthur Robin Williams, MD, MBE — cannabis and substance use
- Karl Doghramji, MD — insomnia lectures
- Robert M. McCarron, DO — pain and somatic symptom
- Joel E. Dimsdale, MD — somatic symptom disorders
- Mark A. Schechter, MD — suicide assessment
- Marlene P. Freeman, MD — postpartum and reproductive
- Anthony L. Rostain, MD — child and adolescent ADHD
- Timothy E. Wilens, MD — child and adolescent pharmacology
- John Sargent, MD — family therapy
- Jeffrey A. Lieberman, MD — antipsychotic pharmacology
- Edward Silberman, MD — mood stabilizers
- Stefan G. Hofmann, PhD — CBT techniques
- Joji Suzuki, MD — brief psychodynamic therapy
- Dilip Jeste, MD — positive psychiatry
- Stephen Seiner, MD — motivational interviewing
- David L. Dunner, MD — antidepressant strategies
- Paul Summergrad, MD — medical psychiatry integration
- Carol A. Bernstein, MD — ethics and legal issues
- Rebecca Weintraub Brendel, MD, JD — ethics and legal topics
- Phillip J. Resnick, MD — violence risk assessment
- Laura B. Dunn, MD — brain stimulation and anxiolytics
Before you buy
What makes this Oakstone resource stand out?
With 37 faculty speakers and 45 sessions covering everything from psychopharmacology to brain stimulation, it delivers one of the broadest single-package surveys in psychiatry education.
How large are the video files?
The complete package is approximately 8.2 GB across 45 MP4 video files plus two companion PDFs, suitable for local download or streaming.
The chart
| Format | 45 MP4 videos + 2 PDFs · 8.2 GB |
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| Publisher | Oakstone Publishing |
| Department | Psychiatry |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Sarah K. –
Thirty-seven speakers across 45 sessions gives you genuinely different perspectives on the same disorders. The mood stabilizer and antidepressant lectures were packed with prescribing pearls I use daily. Glad I found this before my recertification.
Chen W. –
Solid breadth but some of the 2019 pharmacotherapy content feels slightly dated now. The substance use and eating disorder lectures were still excellent though. Good value for a broad review if you accept its vintage.
M. Alvarez –
Strong survey of major disorder classes with well-organized psychopharmacology tracks. The CBT and motivational interviewing modules were practical and directly applicable. Would have appreciated a bit more depth on newer antipsychotics.
Laura H. –
Used this as my primary MOC prep resource and it covered nearly everything I needed. The child and adolescent ADHD and anxiety sessions were particularly well taught. PDFs were a nice supplement for quick reference.
drtomh –
The brain stimulation sessions were a welcome addition to what is otherwise a thorough clinical review. The body dysmorphic disorder lecture by Dr. Phillips was one of the best single sessions I have watched on any platform. Oakstone quality throughout.
Priya –
The family therapy and positive psychiatry sessions gave me fresh frameworks I had not encountered during residency. Suicide assessment and postpartum modules were clinically nuanced. The 40.5 hours flew by faster than expected.