CME Programs | Martha E. Brown, MD | University of Florida

The Program for Distressed Physicians | University of Florida

Program for Distressed Physicians

First Follow Up Session

8:30	Check in / Continental Breakfast
9:00	ALTER/Journal – discuss past month using ALTER sheets and journal entries. Discuss successes, problems and Intent to Change
10:30	Break
10:45	Chapter 6 – Anger Workbook. Complete exercises in Chapter 6 and discuss results with group
12:45	Lunch – on site
1:45	Chapter 7 – Anger Workbook. Complete exercises in Chapter 7 and discuss results with group
3:00	Support Systems and Mindfulness – Review
4:00	Complete evaluation for today – Adjourn
Homework Required for Next Session (3 Hours) 1. ALTER Journal 2. Complete Chapter 11-13 in Anger Workbook 3. E-mail contacts a. Results of Chapter 11-13 b. Survey

Second Follow Up Session

8:30	Check in / Continental Breakfast
9:00	ALTER/Journal – discuss past two months using ALTER sheets and journal entries. Discuss successes, problems and Intent to Change
10:30	Break
10:45	Chapter 12 – Anger Workbook. Complete exercises in Chapter 12 and discuss results with group. Role Play Exercises.
12:00	Lunch - on site
1:00	Chapter 13 – Anger Workbook. Complete exercises in Chapter 13 and discuss results with group
2:45	Genogram Exercise – Review insight and any new information gained from this exercise. Repeat Flooding Test and compare scores.
3:30	Complete evaluation for today – Adjourn
Homework required for next session 3 hours 1. ALTER Journal 2. Complete Chapter 15 in Anger Workbook 3. E-mail contacts a. Results of Chapter 15 b. Survey Questions c. Feedback from Family and Friends d. E-mail group members at least 3 times

Third Follow Up Session

8:30	Continental Breakfast Available
9:00	ALTER/Journal – discuss past month using ALTER sheets and journal entries. Discuss successes, problems and Intent to Change
10:30	Break
10:45	Chapter 15 – Review final PULSE report
12:45	Lunch – on site
1:00	Survey – Feedback from Family and Friends
2:15	Break
2:30	Long-Term Goals Exercise - Write down three long-term goals and discuss in group
3:30	Final go around and feedback, Adjourn

* Agenda is subject to change

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