LAS VEGAS

MARCH 27–29

Practical psychopharmacology.

Forward-thinking education.

2020

Inspiring the future of

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Join us for the fourth annual Elevate by Psych Congress in Las Vegas, the only conference designed especially for future-focused and early career clinicians.

For 3 days, connect with driven colleagues, partake in a conference program where cutting-edge research is translated into practical application, and leave empowered and excited to become a more effective and efficient clinician.

No other mental health conference inspires its attendees to make their mark on the future of mental healthcare.

Be part of this one-of-a-kind conference.

Where mental health clinicians come to take on new challenges and opportunities and be at the forefront of their field.

Expanded two-track agenda providing more practical psychopharmacology and forward-thinking sessions than ever before!

The Maximum Credit Package, complimentary with your registration, gives you access to every session presented in Las Vegas.

New session style featuring case studies led by expert faculty and “turn and talk” formats encouraging interaction.

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Featured Session Therapeutic Mechanisms of Psychedelics: Changing the Landscape of Psychiatric TreatmentRobin Carhart-Harris heads the Psychedelic Research Group within the Centre for Psychiatry at Imperial College London, where he has designed a number of functional brain imaging studies with psilocybin, LSD, MDMA, and DMT, plus a clinical trial of psilocybin for treatment-resistant depression. In his revolutionary featured session, he will explore the pharmacology of psychedelics, review how psychedelics inform on functioning of serotonin system, and discuss the predictive processing model of action of psychedelics (REBUS).

This Is My BraveScreening and Q&AThe mini-doc follows four storytellers from the May 2018 cast of This Is My Brave The Show–Boston from auditions through their performance, capturing the many ways This Is My Brave is making a difference in the lives of people who have been inspired by the organization. The documentary also shares Co-Founder Jennifer Marshall’s own journey with mental illness and how she came to found This Is My Brave. After the screening, one of the storytellers featured in the film, Casey, will participate in an audience Q&A.

Networking, Mentoring, and Career GrowthMove forward on your career path by focusing on not only what you know, but who you know. At Elevate, connect with an expert and find a mentor—a leader in the field who gets your story and cares to share insight and actionable guidance. Learn, share, and identify treatment challenges and strategies with colleagues from across the globe. Have your CV reviewed by a hiring expert, and get a professional headshot taken by our photographer.

Drew Dudley has spent the last 15 years helping individuals and organizations increase their leadership capacity. Drew Dudley believes leadership is not a characteristic reserved for the extraordinary and in this motivational session, he will help attendees discover the leader within themselves.

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Making the Future Leaders of Mental Health, Today

SessionConference Highlights

Friday, March 27 | 8:45 AM

Keynote

Drew Dudley is one of the foremost experts on leadership on the planet. A noted social entrepreneur, bestselling author, and the director of Day One Leadership, Drew’s massive accomplishments are all the more powerful in light of his long-term struggles with his mental health. In his invigorating, action-oriented talks, he draws from his own experience with depression and bipolar disorder to empower organizations, teams, and individuals to create a nuanced philosophy of leadership. Drew coaches his audience on how to find little moments of inspiration and foster them into something truly special—championing the values of self-care, resilience, and compassion in tomorrow’s mental health leaders.

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FACULTYGowri Aragam, MDCo-Founder and Chief Clinical Officer, Brainstorm: The Stanford Lab for Mental Health Innovation; Clinical Faculty, Adult Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital and Clinical Instructor, Harvard Medical School

James Cannon, MS, PhD, PA-C (Psy), CAQ, DFAAPAAssociate Professor, A.T. Still University, Mesa, Arizona; Associate Professor, Lynchburg College, Lynchburg, Virginia; Managing Partner, Assure Wellness Group, Southside Behavioral Health, Lynch-burg, Virginia

Julie Carbray, PhD, FP-MHNP-BC, PMHCNS-BC, APRNClinical Professor of Psychiatry and Nursing, University of Illinois at Chicago, Institute for Juvenile Research, Chicago, Illinois

Robin Carhart-Harris, PhDHead of Psychedelic Research Cen-tre for Neuropsychopharmacology, Division of Brain Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, Imperial College Lon-don, London, United Kingdom

Steven Chan, MD, MBAAttending Physician, Addiction Psychiatry, VA Palo Alto Health Care System, Palo Alto, California

Neha Chaudhary, MDCo-Founder and Chief Research Officer, Brainstorm: The Stanford Lab for Mental Health Innovation; Clinical Faculty, Child and Ado-lescent Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital and Clinical Instructor, Harvard Medical School

Leslie Citrome, MD, MPHClinical Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, New York Med-ical College, Valhalla, New York

Drew DudleyFounder and Chief Catalyst, Day One Leadership, Toronto, Ontario

Jill Harkavy-Friedman, PhDVice President of Research, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, New York, New York

Rakesh Jain, MD, MPHClinical Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Texas Tech Health Sci-ences Center School of Medicine, Austin, Texas

Saundra Jain, MA, PsyD, LPCAdjunct Clinical Affiliate, University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing, Austin, Texas

Catherine Judd, MS, PA-C, CAQ-Psy, DFAAPAClinical Assistant Professor, Depart-ment of Physician Assistant Studies, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, School of Health Professions; Physician Assistant, Mental Health and Behavioral Med-icine, Parkland Health and Hospital System, Dallas, Texas

Edward Kaftarian, MDChief Executive Officer, Orbit Health Telepsychiatry, Encino, California

Samantha Lau, MSN, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BCMind by Mind on Youtube; Insta-gram @mind_by_mind; Happier Living in West Hollywood; Nurse Practitioner; Alumni at Johns Hopkins University and University of California, Los Angeles

John Luo, MDClinical Professor of Psychiatry, Director of Psychiatry Residency Program, Interim Chief Medical Information Officer, University of California Riverside, Riverside, California

Vladimir Maletic, MD, MSClinical Professor of Neuropsy-chiatry and Behavioral Science, University of South Carolina School of Medicine, Greenville, South Carolina

Roger S. McIntyre, MD, FRCPCProfessor of Psychiatry and Pharma-cology, Head, Mood Disorders Psy-chopharmacology Unit, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada; Chair-man and Executive Director, Brain and Cognition Discovery Founda-tion, Toronto, Canada; Director, Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, Chicago, Illinois; Professor and Nanshan Scholar, Guangzhou Medical University, Guangzhou, China; Adjunct Professor College of Medicine, Korea University, Seoul, Republic of Korea

Ilan Melnick, MDChief Medical Officer, Passageway Residences of Dade County, Miami, Florida

Ashwin A. Patkar, SE, MDProfessor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences; Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Addictions; Duke University School of Medicine, Durham, North Carolina

Andrew Penn, MS, NP, PMHNP-BCAssociate Clinical Professor, Uni-versity of California, San Francisco, School of Nursing, San Francisco, California

Charles Raison, MDMary Sue and Mike Shannon Chair for Healthy Minds, Children & Fam-ilies; Professor, School of Human Ecology; Professor, Department of Psychiatry, School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Wiscon-sin Madison; Director of Clinical and Translational Research, Usona Institute, Madison, Wisconsin

Sanjai Rao, MDAssociate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Associate Residency Training Director, University of California, San Diego; VA San Diego Healthcare System, San Diego, California

Albert “Skip” Rizzo, PhDDirector, Medical Virtual Reality Lab, Institute for Creative Technologies Research Professor, Department of Psychiatry and School of Ger-ontology, University of Southern California, Playa Vista, California

Michael E. Thase, MDProfessor of Psychiatry, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania; Philadelphia Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Philadel-phia, Pennsylvania

Nina Vasan, MD, MBAFounder and Executive Director, Brainstorm: The Stanford Lab for Mental Health Innovation; Clinical Assistant Professor, Stanford Univer-sity School of Medicine, Stanford, California

Sarah Y. Vinson, MDAssociate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Pediatrics at More-house School of Medicine; Adjunct Faculty at Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia

Richard H. Weisler, MDDistinguished Life Fellow APA, Adjunct Professor of Psychiatry, Duke University; Adjunct Professor of Psychiatry, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Raleigh, North Carolina

For complete faculty listing, please visit the conference website.

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Psych Congress, the force behind Elevate, is offering 50 complimentary scholarships to students, residents, or fellows in mental health eager to take on new challenges in diagnosis and treatment and be at the forefront of their field.

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This scholarship includes:

Complimentary registration to Elevate by Psych Congress 2020

Travel and lodging costs

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FRIDAY, MARCH 27

7:00 AM–7:30 AMRegistration

7:15 AM–7:30 AMReigniting the Flame: Part I The Emerging Neurobiology of WellnessWe will begin Day 1 of Elevate by focusing on the importance of wellness in clinical practice, as well as exploring the neurobiology of well-ness. We will enrich our sense of awareness and mindfulness by ending the session with a mindful meditation practice.

7:30 AM–8:40 AMInnovation Theater Breakfast

8:45 AM–9:45 AM

Keynote Session: Making the Future Leaders of Mental Health, TodayDrew Dudley is the Founder and Chief Catalyst of Day One Lead-ership and has spent the last 15 years helping individuals and orga-nizations increase their leadership capacity. Drew Dudley believes leadership is not a characteristic reserved for the extraordinary and in this motivational session, he will help attendees discover the leader within themselves.

9:50 AM–10:35 AMClinical Challenges in MDD: Addressing the Needs of Patients With Mixed Specifier and SUD Comorbid Disorders

Patients with co-occurring disorders with major depressive disorder (MDD) experience especially poor outcomes and represent a distinct clinical challenge for mental health providers. Moreover, the addition of a mixed specifier to the DSM-5 has also led to a host

of questions regarding the identification and management of these patients. This session will explore the unique diagnostic and treat-ment challenges presented by this patient pop-ulation and teach you to expertly identify and treat this complex patient population.

The Age of ‘Cyberpsychiatry’As our society becomes more reliant on technol-ogy, it is important for mental health clinicians to understand how this may be impacting our patient population. Technology brings with it both great advances and setbacks when it comes to effectively treating patients. In this session, Dr. Kaftarian will explore how technolo-gy impacts the world of mental health so you are prepared to address the needs of your patients.

10:45 AM–11:30 AMOvercome Nonadherence in Schizophrenia Using Personalized Treatment Strategies

This session will provide you with a com-prehensive understanding of the biologic rationale, clinical evidence, and side effect profile of all new and emerging agents to treat schizophrenia. Expert presenters will also share actionable strategies to optimize your patients’ adherence and maximize the likelihood of treatment success.

Disaster Psychiatry in 2020Attend this session to better understand the stresses that patients and providers face in the aftermath of a natural disaster or traumatic event for a large population. Discover best practices to approaching diagnosis, manage-ment, and treatment of patients who are suf-fering from post-disaster depression, anxiety, PTSD, substance abuse, and more.

11:35 AM–12:10 PMAddressing Adult ADHD: Best-Practice Strategies for Improved Identification and Treatment

While well-recognized in pediatric patients as the most common neurobehavioral disorder of children under 10 years of age, the occurrence of ADHD through adolescence and adulthood is largely underappreciated. Expert faculty will lead this session focusing on addressing the unique diagnostic and treatment challenges across the lifespan of patients with ADHD.

Suicide Prevention 360In partnership with the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, we

have designed a dynamic educational session focused on training mental health clinicians to

effectively identify, manage, and treat patients at risk for suicide. Attend this session to brush up on your skills and make sure you are keep-ing up with best practices regarding treating patients at risk for suicide.

12:15 PM–1:25 PMInnovation Theater Lunches

1:30 PM–2:15 PMTardive Dyskinesia 360: Proven VMAT2 Inhibitor Treatment Strategies

Tardive dyskinesia (TD), a syndrome character-ized by hyperkinetic and abnormal involuntary movements, imposes devastating effects on a patient’s quality of life and negatively impacts daily function and social well-being. Symp-toms are rarely reversible, with a cumulative risk incurred by the extent of antipsychotic treatment duration. Treatment for this disorder was once bleak, but with the developments and approval of VMAT2 inhibitors over the last few years, that has drastically changed. In this session, expert faculty will review the latest data on effective VMAT2 inhibitor treatment and demonstrate how to incorporate these medications into everyday clinical practice to improve the lives of patients with TD.

Are You a Culturally Competent Clinician?No two patients are alike. Every clinician knows this, but how well do you understand the nuances in effectively treating patients with dif-ferent race, gender, or lifestyle? In this session, expert faculty will share insights on how to best approach treating patients with different demo-graphics so you can be sure you are providing optimal treatment to your patients.

2:20 PM–3:05 PMOpioid Addiction and Overdoses: Recent Advances in Treatment and Prevention

Opioid addiction/overdose is the major public health epidemic in the United States and the numbers are staggering. Mental health clini-cians are unfamiliar with effective strategies to address this epidemic, including better practice of opioid prescribing for pain management, increasing use of medication-assisted therapies, promoting use of overdose-reversing drugs, improving access to treatment and recovery services, and strengthening public health sur-veillance. The importance of proper diagnosis of comorbid mood and anxiety disorders, as well as appropriate pharmacotherapy and psycho-therapeutic approaches will be discussed. Sui-cide risk assessment and treatment approaches will also be covered for this population.

Best Practices for Maintaining a Professional Online ProfileMany psychiatric providers experience difficulty deciding how to best embrace the digital age with regard to their practice. From maintaining personal social media accounts to responding to negative patient reviews online, this session will equip you with the knowledge you need to make important decisions regard-ing your credibility and professionalism on the internet.

I left Elevate feeling like a psych provider superstar! Ready to conquer all barriers and heal every single patient.”— taisha bowen-brown, pa-c

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3:10 PM–4:10 PMVirtual Reality: The New Frontier in Mental HealthSince the mid-1990s, a significant scien-tific literature has evolved regarding the outcomes from the use of what we now refer to as clinical virtual reality (VR). This use of VR simulation technology has produced encouraging results when applied to ad-dress cognitive, psychological, motor, and functional impairments across a wide range of clinical health conditions. But is it ready for prime time? VR expert Dr. Skip Rizzo will illustrate the advances VR has made in psychiatric treatment and discuss future applications of the technology and how it may soon become an indispensable item in the toolbox of practitioners to treat their patients.

4:15 PM–5:45 PMExhibit Hall, Mentoring Session, and Career Fair

5:50 PM–7:00 PMInnovation Theater Dinner

7:15 PM–9:15 PMElevate Takes Las Vegas

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SATURDAY, MARCH 28

7:15 AM–7:30 AMReigniting the Flame: Part II Implementing a Practical Manual-Based Wellness ProgramDay 2 of Elevate will begin with sharing a wealth of wellness resources along with some practical implementation tips. To celebrate and expand our happiness, we will end the session with a happiness meditation.

7:30 AM–8:40 AMInnovation Theater Breakfast

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8:45 AM–9:45 AMMeet the MentorsHave you ever been listening to an expert mental health clinician present at a national conference and wondered, “what do I need to do to take my career in that direction?” This question, and many more, will be answered during Meet the Mentors, an interactive series of interviews conducted by the conference moderator to kick-off Day 2 of Elevate. Several interviews will be con-ducted on stage with faculty experts from all different backgrounds, talk show style, and you’ll be surprised what you’ll learn. You will also have a chance to meet with many of these faculty members, and more, during the Elevate with the Experts Event in the Exhibit Hall coffee break, immediately following this morning’s session.

9:50 AM–10:50 AMExhibit Hall, Mentoring Session, and Career Fair

10:55 AM–11:40 AMOvercome Comorbid Challenges in SchizophreniaPsychiatric comorbidities, such as

substance use, anxiety, and depression, are common among patients with schizophrenia and are often difficult to detect and treat. In this session, expert faculty will discuss best practices to identify and address these comor-bid disorders while still maintaining effective treatment for your patients with schizophrenia.

Nonclinical Careers in Mental Health Are you leveraging your expertise as a mental healthcare provider to its full potential? Having a career in mental health can be so much more than seeing and treating patients directly. In this session, expert faculty will discuss other avenues you can take your career, such as news correspondence, blogging, podcasts, start-ups, speaking, and more.

11:45 AM–12:30 PMExpert Opinions on Increasing Functionality in Bipolar I Disorder

Functional impairment in bipolar disorder is a common issue mental health clinicians strug-gle with improving in their patients. Attend this session to discuss with expert faculty how best to approach treatment in order to improve patient outcomes.

Social Media Interfaces and Their Impact on Mental HealthSocial media has taken over the world and while it has brought people closer together, it can also have very negative effects on those who are at risk of depression. Learn what caus-es this and about ways social media companies are changing their interfaces to better promote mental wellness.

12:35 PM–1:45 PMInnovation Theater Lunches

1:50 PM–2:35 PMShining a Diagnostic Light on the Challenges of InsomniaInsomnia is a particularly devas-

tating mental health condition, imposing significant physical, social, and economic bur-dens and it often occurs comorbid with other psychiatric disorders. Despite its incredibly high prevalence, debilitating symptoms, and costly consequences, current management of insomnia is inadequate and characterized by underrecognized and undertreated symptoms. In this session, expert faculty will uncover solutions to effectively treat patients suffering from insomnia.

The Role of Genetic Testing in PsychiatryCould the future of prescribing treatments for psychiatric patients be as simple as running a genetic test to determine which medication will be the most effective? Expert faculty will review the recent advancements in genetic testing in psychiatry and discuss how this could impact your future in diagnosing and treating your patients.

2:40 PM–3:25 PMOvercoming Treatment Challenges in Binge Eating Disorder

Binge eating disorder (BED) is the most common eating disorder in the United States and is associated with significant morbidity and quality of life burdens. Challenges in BED management are compounded by its frequent comorbidity with other psychiatric and physical disorders and persistent patient misperceptions that may limit adherence and engagement. Expert faculty will lead this session to explain how to integrate the latest clinical data and patient-specific consider-ations into individualized BED management strategies.

The Self-Prescribing Patient: How Do You Treat Them?Now more than ever, clinicians are seeing patients self-diagnosing and treating their ail-ments based on information they source from the internet, whether it be from a clinically and scientifically backed source, or a social media forum with advice from others. Attend this session to arm yourself with the knowledge and communication tactics to address patients who think this way so that you can better offer effective treatment options they are more likely to consider.

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3:30 PM–4:30 PMTherapeutic Mechanisms of Psychedelics: Changing the Landscape of Psychiatric Treatment?Human research with psychedelic com-pounds has been gaining momentum in recent years and recent trials have shown that they may have therapeutic efficacy for a range of different psychi-atric disorders. It is therefore important we understand this work, including how they may be working psychologically, and in the brain, to elicit these effects. Dr. Carhart-Harris will explain the basic pharmacology and mechanism of action of psychedelics both acutely in healthy populations and in therapeutic contexts.

4:35 PM–6:05 PMExhibit Hall, Mentoring Session, and Career Fair

6:10 PM–7:20 PMInnovation Theater Dinner

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The Impact of Inflammation on Mental Health Over the last several years, inflammation has come to the forefront of mental health research and clinical practice. Dr. Raison, a leading researcher in the field of immune-brain interac-tions, will review recent scientific findings on the role of inflammation in the development and treatment of psychiatric conditions. This session will focus on important clinical topics, including the use of inflammatory biomarkers to guide treatment selection and how to deter-mine which patients are likely to benefit from, and be harmed by, immune-based treatments.

11:35 AM–12:20 PMI Bid You a Fond Adieu: Deprescribing for the Thoughtful Clinician

Some of the most complex patients in psychi-atry are those that are taking a number of pre-scriptions but are still experiencing problems. Sometimes, the best approach to treat these patients is to taper them off their prescribed regimen to help identify and isolate side effect issues. Dr. Rakesh Jain will discuss best prac-tices in deprescribing medications while still maintaining positive patient outcomes.

Trauma: What are We Missing?Trauma is a difficult disorder to treat because it can manifest and affect the lives of patients suffering from it in so many different ways. In this session, expert faculty will explore best practices to treat trauma and provide you with effective diagnosis and treatment strategies so you can have a positive impact on the lives of these patients.

12:25 PM–1:35 PMInnovation Theater Lunch

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1:40 PM–3:10 PMThis Is My BravePreview the mini-documentary This is My Brave, which follows four storytellers from the May 2018 cast of This Is My Brave The Show – Boston from auditions through their performance, capturing the many ways This Is My Brave is making a differ-ence in the lives of people who have been inspired by the organization. The docu-mentary also shares Co-Founder Jennifer Marshall’s own journey with mental illness and how she came to found This Is My Brave. After the screening, one of the storytellers featured in the film, Casey, will participate in an audience Q&A.

SUNDAY, MARCH 29

7:15 AM–7:30 AMReigniting the Flame: Part III Wellness and Gratitude as Antidotes to Clinician BurnoutOn our final morning together at Elevate, we will explore clinician burnout and the power of wellness and gratitude as effective antidotes. To nurture our own sense of wellness and grat-itude, we will end the session with a gratitude meditation.

7:30 AM–8:40 AMInnovation Theater Breakfast

8:45 AM–9:45 AM

What do you get when you mix breakout thinkers with break-through ideas? This year’s Elevate will feature re:Think, a series of dynamic TED-style talks led by some of today’s most exciting professionals from the fields of psychiatry and mental health.

Through short, compelling, and never boring sessions, you will hear some truly groundbreaking and unexpected ideas designed to examine the challenges in mental health, question convention, and engage you in discovery and deep conversation on how to improve patient care. Leave Elevate in-spired by ideas and concepts you simply haven’t heard before.

9:55 AM–10:40 AMAddressing Patient Adherence in Bipolar Depression: Managing Comorbidities for Improved Quality of Life and Functional Ability

Managing comorbidities in patients with bipolar depression can be difficult. In this case-based presentation, expert faculty will dissect complex patient case examples and discuss best practices to improve outcomes.

The Technological Age of AddictionTechnology has become an integral part of the way generations communicate, connect, work, and entertain. But when does a patient’s relationship with technology cross the line into addiction? In this session, expert faculty will discuss how to diagnose and treat patients suffering from a technology addiction.

10:45 AM–11:30 AMBest Practices for Treating Generalized Anxiety DisorderGeneralized anxiety disorder (GAD)

is characterized by excessive, exaggerated anxiety and worry about everyday life events with no obvious reasons for worry. There are various treatment approaches and options for patients suffering from GAD, but some mental health providers struggle with identifying successful approaches for unique patients. In this session, expert faculty will break down treatment approaches and review best practic-es for treating your patients with GAD.

“The last day of Elevate will feature a conference staple re:Think, our series of dynamic TED-style talks. Hear about groundbreaking ideas that are disrupting the field of mental health.

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BREAKTHROUGH IDEAS

I have only attended one other conference regularly before my first time at Elevate and found this experience to be truly enjoyable and dynamic. The combination of up-to-date clinical information along with career-focused guidance and advice was engaging and relevant.”— christina lee, md

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Physicians NACCME designates this live activity for a maximum of 15.5* AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Physician Assistants NACCME has been authorized by the American Academy of PAs (AAPA) to award AAPA Category 1 CME credit for activities planned in accordance with the AAPA CME Criteria. This activity is designated for 15.5 AAPA Category 1 credit(s). PAs should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

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Psychologists As a jointly accredited or-ganization, North American Center for Con-tinuing Medical Education, LLC (NACCME) is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing educa-tion for psychologists. NACCME maintains responsibility for this program and its content. Variable credit for partial attendance may not be awarded. Full attendance is required for all CE activities.

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To be eligible for documentation of credit, participants must attend the educational ac-tivity and complete the evaluation form. After successful completion of the evaluation form online, participants may immediately print their documentation of credit. Healthcare professionals treating patients with mental health disorders should check with their state licensing and certification boards to determine if Elevate meets their continuing education requirements.

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Discounted Group Rates Wednesday, March 25, Thursday, March 26, and Sunday, March 29: $105 per night, plus tax

Friday, March 27 and Saturday, March 28: $150 per night, plus tax

Resort Fee The daily resort fee is mandatory and includes property-wide highspeed wireless internet access (public spaces, meeting space, and in-room), airline boarding pass printing, and fitness center access. $37 per night, plus tax

Cutoff Date Monday, February 24, 2020Exhibitor Online Reservations https://book.passkey.com/go/Ele-vatebyPsych

Reservation Phone 702.791.7444 or 800.627.6667Ask for Elevate by Psych Congress

Check-in/Checkout Check in time is 3:00 PM Checkout is at 11:00 AM

Deposit and Cancellation Policy A deposit of 1 night’s room and tax deposit is due at the time of booking. Cancellations require 72 hours’ notice to receive a refund.

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