Holiner Psychiatric Group to present to Non-Physician Mental Health Professionals

For Immediate Release

March 23, 2010 – Dallas, TX: Dr. Joel Holiner, Medical Director of the Holiner Psychiatric Group, announces his 10th Annual Conference for Non-Physician Mental Health Professionals at Medical City Dallas on May 14, 2010.

As part of a continuing series of conferences to inform and educate mental health professionals in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, The Holiner Psychiatric Group and Green Oaks Hospital will present What’s New in Psychopharmacology for the 21st Century – An Update for the Non-Physician Mental Health Professional.

This conference will cover the most current available information on depression, bipolar disorder, adult attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, PDD / Autism medications antidepressants, perinatal depression, methamphetamines and autism. These topics will be presented in an informative, non-technical, clinically relevant manner by Doctors Joel Holiner, Rodolfo Molina, Walter Elliston, Robert Freele, Arthur Chavason and Aditya Sharma.

This conference is approved for three and a half (3.5) hours of continuing education credits for LPC, LMSW, LCDC and LMFT attending this workshop. Ph.D. accreditation is pending.

For more information, please visit www.holinergroup.com.

The Holiner Psychiatric Group
Medical City Dallas
7777 Forest Lane, Suite 833-C
Dallas, TX 75230-2501
Phone: (972) 566-4591

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