Harvard Brain Medicine: Integrating the Clinical Neurosciences 2025 (Videos with subtitles + Slides)

Brain Medicine and Biopsychosocial Complexity

• Brain medicine as an integrated clinical neuroscience framework
• Addressing biopsychosocial complexity in complex brain disorders
• Applying patient-centered precision medicine principles
• Understanding how cognition, behavior, emotion, perception, and function interact
• Building a clinical formulation that integrates neurological, psychiatric, and rehabilitation perspectives
• Improving care for patients whose symptoms cross traditional specialty boundaries

Brain Health and Alzheimer’s Disease

• Brain health and Alzheimer’s disease: state of the science
• Current neuroscience perspectives on Alzheimer’s disease
• Cognitive decline and brain health risk concepts
• Clinical implications for multidisciplinary care
• How brain health strategies intersect with neurology, psychiatry, and geriatric care
• Patient-centered approaches to complex cognitive disorders

Integrative and Collaborative Care Programs

• How to build integrative and collaborative care programs
• Developing clinical neuroscience models across specialties
• Creating practical workflows between neurology, psychiatry, psychology, and rehabilitation
• Embedding psychiatric care within neurology
• Improving access to interdisciplinary brain disorder care
• Team-based care for complex clinical neuroscience patients

Gut-Brain Interactions and Integrated Care

• Disorders of gut-brain interactions
• Integrating care for patients with functional and neuropsychiatric overlap
• Clinical models for gut-brain symptom management
• Psychological, neurological, and medical perspectives in gut-brain disorders
• Interdisciplinary management of complex symptom presentations
• Applying biopsychosocial formulation to gut-brain interaction disorders

Psychiatry Within Neurology

• Embedding psychiatric care within neurology
• Recognition of neuropsychiatric symptoms in neurological patients
• Consultation-liaison psychiatry principles in clinical neuroscience care
• Behavioral and emotional symptoms in brain disorders
• Collaborative care between neurologists, psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists
• Practical strategies for integrated clinic models

Chronic Pain and Functional Restoration

• The neural circuitry of chronic pain
• Psychosocial interventions for chronic pain
• Evidence-based approaches to chronic pain care
• Functional restoration as an interdisciplinary approach
• Enhancing function while managing pain
• Integrating neuroscience, psychology, rehabilitation, and patient goals

Frontotemporal Dementia and Clinical Translation

• Frontotemporal dementia: translating neuroscience to the clinic
• Clinical and behavioral manifestations of frontotemporal dementia
• Neuroscience-informed approaches to evaluation and management
• Communication with patients and families
• Interdisciplinary care needs in dementia syndromes
• Applying brain medicine principles to neurodegenerative disease

Cerebellar Cognitive-Affective Syndrome

• Cerebellar cognitive-affective syndrome
• Translating cerebellar neuroscience to clinical care
• Cognitive, emotional, and behavioral features of cerebellar disorders
• Recognition of underappreciated cerebellar presentations
• Integration of neurological and neuropsychiatric assessment
• Clinical implications for rehabilitation and multidisciplinary care

Case Integration and Clinical Application

• Applying integrated brain medicine principles in complex brain disorders
• Using biopsychosocial formulation in real-world clinical scenarios
• Developing collaborative care models across neuroscience disciplines
• Improving coordination across neurology, psychiatry, psychology, rehabilitation, and primary care
• Supporting patients with complex symptoms affecting cognition, behavior, emotion, perception, and function
• Practical strategies for building patient-centered treatment plans

It is ideal for specialty physicians, primary care physicians, neurologists, psychiatrists, psychologists, NPs, PAs, nurses, social workers, rehabilitation professionals, residents, fellows, and clinicians involved in complex brain disorder care.

The course covers brain medicine, brain health, biopsychosocial formulation, integrated neuroscience care, Alzheimer’s disease, gut-brain interactions, psychiatric care within neurology, chronic pain, psychosocial pain interventions, functional restoration, frontotemporal dementia, cerebellar cognitive-affective syndrome, neuropsychiatry, behavioral neurology, geriatric neurology, and collaborative care models.

Yes. The course focuses on practical integration across neurology, psychiatry, psychology, rehabilitation, primary care, and social care for patients with complex brain disorders.

No. This course package does not include CME points.

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