 DIAGNOSING AND TREATING MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN THE WORKPLACE |
Our programs
At AOOP, we strive to be a very different kind of professional organization. We aren't about large impersonal meetings, but more about peer support, coaching, and collaboration. Here you can be relaxed and interact with like-minded professionals interested in the intersection of work and mental health.
| Coaching Peer Coaching Events are held once a month by Zoom. The goal is to provide a monthly venue for ongoing collaboration and support. If you are interested in discussing the challenges of practice as an organizational and occupational psychiatrist or you want to get some advice or guidance for an issue you are facing please plan on joining us. See the events list for dates and times. |
| Education More traditional symposia and in-person meetings to provide current information on selected organizational and occupational psychiatry topics and provide important resources and networking opportunities necessary for keeping current in organizational and occupational psychiatry. This program is intended for organizational and occupational psychiatrists and others interested in organizational and occupational psychiatry. |
| Consultation Members are available for consultation on diagnosing and solving workplace mental health problems. Please consult our member directory for information on members background, experience, interests, and expertise. |
| Professional Growth AOOP is unique in holding an annual member retreat to help members focus on their own personal and professional growth in their careers. The practice of organizational and occupational psychiatry is not your typical job. So, if you are interested in doing this work it helps to have some experienced people in your corner to provide coaching, guidance, advice, and mentoring. The retreat is loosely structured to allow you some time to think about your practice while hearing how others are working their practices. It is your opportunity to do some networking, discuss ideas, hear what others are doing and step back from the world to get the creative juices flowing again. |
