Learn How to Manage Psychiatric Conditions in Your Medical Practice
Providing concise, digestible, and on-the-go educational material on psychiatric management for medical providers
Why Collaborative Psychiatry?
Collaborative Psychiatry is a subscription-based service providing educational modules on topics related to managing mental health conditions in non-psychiatric settings. In contrast to what you might find in textbooks, professional guidelines or AI, all of our content is based on real-life practice and clinical experience managing mental health conditions in primary care and other medical contexts.
Our modules will be available in video as well as podcast format for on-the-go listening, providing a flexible learning experience that you can easily work into your schedule. The Collaborative Psychiatry courses will include modules on managing psychiatric illnesses ranging from mood disorders to personality disorders to psychosis and substance use, as well as the medications you can use to treat them.
All learning at Collaborative Psychiatry will be concise and high-yield so that you can take what you learn and put it directly into practice with your patients.
Unlock the Secrets of Psychiatric Management
Dive into screening/diagnosis strategies
Discover the keys to building rapport
Unlock the implementation of a Collaborative Care Program
Demystify psychiatric medications
Understand how to prescribe various classes of psychiatric medications
Gain insights into Substance Use Disorder medications
Access flow-charts to assist with on-the-go medication selection
Elevate your knowledge base
Courses designed for busy professionals
In-depth understanding in just 1-2 hours
PDF resources available to quickly translate what you’ve learned into practice
Learn how Collaborative Psychiatry can help you!
Full Launch Coming in Fall 2025
Sign up now to access our free module on Augmentation Approaches for Anxiety Management, where you’ll learn what to do for your patients’ anxiety when an SSRI or other antidepressant isn’t cutting it. We’ll also add you to our mailing list, where we’ll send you one email a month with a high-yield clinical pearl as well as updates regarding the launch and when new material is released.
Upcoming Modules
See below for a list of educational modules we’re currently working on or plan to produce in the future
Clinical management
modules
Learn how to comprehensively manage:
Depression
Anxiety
Psychosis
Bipolar Disorder
ADHD
Opioid Use Disorder
Alcohol Use Disorder
Insomnia
Pharmacology
Modules
Learn how to confidently prescribe and titrate:
Antidepressants
Adjunctive Meds for Anxiety
Antipsychotics
Benzodiazepines
Stimulants
Buprenorphine
AUD Medications
General Practice
modules
Take knowledge and skills back to your practice:
Challenging patient encounters
Screening and Diagnosis in Primary Care
What is Trauma-Informed Care?
Intro to Collaborative Care Models
What do the levels of Psychiatric care look like?
What do the levels of Addiction treatment look like?
Motivational Interviewing
Get in Touch
Questions? Feedback? Thoughts on future content you would like to see here? We want to make this service as useful as possible, so we would love to hear from you. Send us an email at:
About the Founder
Hello, I’m Daniel Suter. I’m a Psychiatrist with specialty training in Addiction Psychiatry. My passion lies in increasing access to quality mental health care. At Collaborative Psychiatry, my goal is to enhance access to care by demystifying psychiatry and educating non-psychiatrists on effective psychiatric management. Let’s work together to give you the tools you need to effectively manage your patients’ mental health!
Medical School:
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Psychiatry Residency:
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Addiction Psychiatry Fellowship:
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
collaboration is key!
If you have feedback or thoughts on how we can be most helpful to your practice we would love to hear from you. Feel free to connect with us via email at collabpsych@collaborative-psychiatry.org, or by signing up for free content and our mailing list below!