
Bonus Presentations
Speaker: John J. Miller, MD
This branded symposium will highlight the current unmet needs in MDD and present a treatment option with rapid symptom improvement for adult patients with MDD.
Speakers: Jeffrey Jon Hansen, MD & Patient Ambassador
Speaker: Richard Jackson, MD
Speaker: Leslie Citrome, MD
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about a different treatment option for adults with schizophrenia. Discover its clinical profile as well as practical considerations for prescribing it. The program also highlights unmet needs in the treatment of schizophrenia.
Speaker: Mark Zimmerman, MD
This program focuses on the implications of unresolved symptoms in patients with major depressive disorder treated with antidepressant monotherapy. We will review common barriers to full remission, evaluate the rationale for adjunctive atypical antipsychotic therapy, and discuss clinical trial evidence that can guide psychiatric treatment decisions.
Speaker: Leslie Citrome, MD
Identifying appropriate patients for LAIs, and pharmacokinetic features of LAIs.
Moderator: Leslie Citrome, MD, MPH
Speakers: Paul P. Doghramji, MD; Joseph F. Goldberg, MD
Step beyond traditional learning and into the real world of patient-centered psychiatry. This innovative program puts YOU at the intersection of clinical expertise and authentic patient experiences, equipping you with insights and strategies that will reshape the way you care for your patients with major depressive disorder.
Based on immersive, small-group Patient Journey Stations, dive deep into 3 powerful case studies mirroring real-world practice. You will:
- Hear the real voices of patients
- Engage directly with Faculty and colleagues for the exchange of ideas
- Ask questions in an informal setting
- Experience interactive, live panel discussions that bridge patient perspectives with clinical excellence
Take advantage of this opportunity to enhance your clinical practice!
NOTE: Bonus presentations are independently organized and not an official part of Psychiatry Update 2026. CME/CE credit is not provided for these sessions.
