Social Media and Serious Mental Illness: The Good, The Bad, and The Unknown-Presentation Slides

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This document is a webpage from the SMIadviser.org website, which is an initiative by the American Psychiatric Association (APA) and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). The webpage provides information on the topic of "Social Media and Serious Mental Illness: The Good, The Bad, and The Unknown." The webpage includes information on CME (Continuing Medical Education) and CNE (Continuing Nursing Education) accreditation for the live event. It also provides guidelines for Q&A during the presentation and includes information about the speaker, Dr. John Torous.<br /><br />The webpage presents an outline of the topics covered in the presentation, including "Social Media and SMI Today," "Benefits of Social Media and SMI," "Risk of Social Media and SMI," "Unknowns of Social Media and SMI," and "Treatment Plans around Social Media and SMI."<br /><br />The webpage includes statistics on social media use among individuals with schizophrenia and provides insights into the benefits and risks associated with social media use in mental health. It also mentions the importance of peer support in the context of mental health and social media. The document concludes with information about requesting a consultation and promoting an upcoming webinar on shared decision-making.<br /><br />Overall, the webpage aims to educate healthcare professionals and individuals interested in mental health about the impact of social media on serious mental illness.

Keywords

SMIadviser.org

American Psychiatric Association

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

Social Media and Serious Mental Illness

Continuing Medical Education

Continuing Nursing Education

Dr. John Torous

Schizophrenia

Peer Support

Shared Decision-Making