Great blue turaco: the potential benefits for individuals of online psychotherapy & psychiatry - in all @00 countries' official languages! And mobile technologies make it possible - in this time too of the coronavirus pan-demic - to potentially make available psychiatry both in the city, and in rural remote locations - and potentially highest quality psychotherapy as well!

With best wishes, 

Scott

I've posted an email and some Tweeter posts below with many further resources and ideas in these regards, including Oregon Health Services' University (for reference, but with nothing online presently) resources:  

 

Am hoping to create much online psychiatry in my big educational project - and potentially even an online California School of Psychoanalysis (post-Lacan, and post-Freud) in all languages - and also to begin to do research about this regarding language and cultural differences in all ~200 countries' official and main languages. 

How best to graduate excellent Quaker, Non-theist Friend, and Unitarian psychiatrists in particular, and in many languages? Am posting below many Tweets about online psychiatry, psychotherapy and psychoanalysis ...

 Do you think Oregon has success with psychoanalysis, or psychiatry, regarding graduates from OHSU in Portland, for example?). I just looked this department up, and found: 

George Keepers, M.D. - https://www.ohsu.edu/school-of-medicine/psychiatry 

We offer expert consultation, evaluation, and treatment for a wide variety of mental health conditions including depression, anxiety disorders, OCD, post-traumatic stress disorder, ADHD, and many others. We also provide outcome based measurement care to support patient centered best practice treatment. We have the resources of an academic health center to handle complex conditions that require ongoing psychotherapy, medication management, and options for treatment resistant depression such as Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT). Our clinic also offers neuropsychological and pharmacogenetics testing.

For a brief snapshot of psychiatry in Oregon today, too. 

In my teaching of Yoga, I'd also seek to add a western psychiatric component to this (and potentially via WUaS especially).

Scott

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