2024 LiBI Symposium - Pathways to Psychosis

Join us for the Lifespan Brain Institute Symposium: Pathways to Psychosis. 

Lunch will be provided. Poster session and refreshments will follow the symposium.  

This free event open to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and University of Pennsylvania staff as well as attendees from external institutions. Registration is required. 

Featured Talks

Michael Gandal, MD, PhD - Schizophrenia: Moving from Complex Genetics to Convergent Biological Risk Mechanisms

Daniel H. Wolf, MD, PhD - Progress and Future Directions for Brain Imaging in Early Psychosis

Jorge Alvarez, PhD - The Blood-Brain Barrier: More Than Just a Vascular Bed

Lauren Ellman, PhD - Prenatal Inflammation and Specificity of Offspring Outcomes Across Development

Mohini Ranganathan, MD - Highs and Lows: The Cannabis Conundrum in Psychosis

Monica Calkins, PhD - Current and Future Directions in Early Identification and Intervention for Psychosis

This event is approved for 2.5 intermediate level psychology CE credits for the morning session and 3 intermediate level psychology CE credits for the afternoon session. Physicians may also self-report this activity for category 2 CME credits.

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. CHOP maintains responsibility for this program and its content.

Contact Nina Laney, Lifespan Brain Institute Administrative Director, with questions.