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Friday, October 27
7:00 – 8:30 a.m. (ticket)
Stephen M. Soltys, M.D., Mary Dobbins, M.D., Theodore R. Sunder, M.D.

Behaviors and social interaction are often the final common pathway of multiple neurological and medical conditions in children. These behavioral associations are exceedingly common but easily overlooked in clinical practice. Indeed, child and adolescent psychiatrists are faced with substantial challenges regarding the assessment and treatment of psychiatric difficulties in the presence of substantial medical and neurological morbidity. This breakfast is led by a pediatric neurologist and two child and adolescent psychiatrists (one of whom is also board-certified in pediatrics, the other with a strong  background in consultation-liaison child psychiatry). Participants  are encouraged to bring brief case presentations that involve the mixing of psychiatric, neurological, and pediatric issues for discussion.