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  Event Name:  BDD: Recognizing and Treating a Hidden Obsession
  Status:  Open
  Event Date:  Tuesday February 17 - 02/17/2009
  Start Time:  3:00 PM
  End Time:  4:30 PM
  Total Hours:  1
  Location:  Butler Hospital - Ray Conference Center
345 Blackstone Boulevard
Providence , RI 02906
Location Notes: Ray Conference Center on the Butler Hospital campus, on the East Side of Providence.
  Sponsor:  Butler
  Fee:  $15.00
  Target Audience:  Health care professionals
  Contact Info.:  Call the Public Relations Department at Butler Hospital at 401-455-6265, or e-mail info@butler.org.
  Registration Method:  Register online at www.butler.org and click "classes and events", or call 401-455-6265, or e-mail info@butler.org.
  Cont. Ed. Credits:  1.5 continuing education credits for physicians, psychologists, social workers, nureses, and mental health counselors.
  Event Details:  Book signing and professional lecture on body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), a psychiatric disorder in which the affected person is excessively concerned about and preoccupied by an imagined or minor defect in their physical features. This can cause severe psychological distress that impairs occupational and/or social functioning, sometimes to the point of complete social isolation. It is estimated that one percent to two percent of the world's population meet the diagnostic criteria for BDD. Participants will learn to: - become familiar with recent research findings on BDD - learn how to recognize and diagnose BDD - become familiar with evidence on available treatment strategies for BDD, including pharmacologic approaches and cognitive-behavioral approach
 
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