The Go-Anywhere/Do-Anything Way to Learn & Earn CME & SA
Earn CME & Self-Assessment Credits
- Psychiatry Audio Library: With access to 100+ hours of audio articles, and 34 hours added annually, you can choose the topics that apply directly to your practice.
- In-depth Psychiatry Audio Reviews: Structured, practical insights into a wide range of psychiatric conditions and treatment modalities.
- CMEtoGO with SA credits: Earn up to 42 AMA PRA Category 1 CME Credits™ per year, including 8 ABPN-Approved SA Credits
- CMEtoGO without SA credits: Earn up to 34 AMA PRA Category 1 CME Credits™ per year.
- CMEtoGO Subscription: Access starts immediately and lasts 1 or 3 full years from your enrollment.
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EARN CME & SA CREDITS ON THE GO
CMEtoGO lets you learn on your schedule—whether you’re commuting, exercising, or taking care of daily tasks. Our audio-based format makes continuing education seamless and efficient, allowing you to earn 42 AMA PRA Category 1 CME Credits™, including 8 ABPN-approved SA credits per year.
With on-demand access, you can complete CME and SA tests whenever it fits into your schedule during your active subscription.
EXTENSIVE AND GROWING AUDIO LIBRARY
We begin 2025 with 100+ hours of high-quality audio content covering a broad range of psychiatric topics. Each year, we expand this collection with 34 additional hours, ensuring your learning remains up to date.
As a subscriber, you can even suggest new topics, and our expert team will work to incorporate them into our curriculum.
PRACTICAL & RELEVANT LEARNING
With a diverse library of audio articles covering psychiatric disorders and treatments, you can focus on the topics that matter most to your practice. Need a quick refresher? If you see a patient with somatic symptom disorder, you can listen to a CMEtoGO session on the condition that same day—so you’re better prepared for their next visit.
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Course Topics by Category
Neurodevelopmental Disorders |
Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Specific Learning Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Psychotic Disorders |
Delusional Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Brief Psychotic Disorder – Daniel R. Hanson, MD |
Schizophrenia: First Onset Psychosis – Joseph McEvoy, MD |
Treatment-Resistant Schizophrenia – Sumit Kumar Gupta, MD |
Schizoaffective Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Postpartum Psychosis – Jennifer L. Payne, MD |
Catatonia – Daniel R. Hanson, MD |
Xanomeline and Trospium for the Treatment of Schizophrenia – Shaun Kink, MD |
Bipolar and Related Disorders |
Bipolar I Disorder – Catherine Deprose, PhD |
Bipolar II Disorder – Adrian Preda, MD |
Treatment-Resistant Acute Mania – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Cyclothymic Disorder- Jack Krasuski, MD |
Depressive Disorders |
Major Depressive Disorder – Adrian Preda, MD |
Treatment-Resistant Depression in Children & Adolescents – Charles B. Nemeroff, MD and Arjun V. Srivastava, MD |
Depression During Pregnancy – Jennifer L. Payne, MD |
Depression in the Medically Ill – Jeff Huffman, MD |
Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder – Karen G. Martinez-Gonzalez, MD |
Anxiety Disorders |
Separation Anxiety Disorder – Karen G. Martinez-Gonzalez, MD |
Selective Mutism – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Social Anxiety Disorder (Social Phobia) – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Panic Disorder and Panic Attack – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Agoraphobia – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Generalized Anxiety Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Perinatal Anxiety – Jennifer L. Payne, MD |
Pediatric Anxiety Disorders – Molly McVoy, MD |
Obsessive-compulsive Disorders |
Body Dysmorphic Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Hoarding Disorder – Catherine R. Ayers, PhD |
Trichotillomania and Excoriation Disorders – Karen G. Martinez-Gonzalez, MD |
Trauma and Stressor Disorders |
Reactive Attachment Disorder and Disinhibited Social Engagement Disorder – Damion J. Grasso, PhD |
Acute Stress Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Adjustment Disorder – Jean Kim, MD |
Prolonged Grief Disorder – Damion J. Grasso, PhD |
Psychotherapeutic Treatments |
Pediatric PTSD Psychotherapeutic Treatments – Damion J. Grasso, PhD |
Exposure Therapies – Damion J. Grasso, PhD |
Dissociative Disorders |
Dissociative Identity Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Dissociative Amnesia – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Depersonalization/Derealization Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders |
Somatic Symptom Disorder – Jean Kim, MD |
Illness Anxiety Disorder – Jaroslava Salman, MD |
Conversion Disorder – David Bienenfeld, MD |
Factitious Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Eating, Feeding, and Elimination Disorders |
Bulimia Nervosa – Ellen Fitzsimmons-Craft, PhD |
Binge Eating Disorder – Claire Wilcox, MD |
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Eating Disorders – Ellen Fitzsimmons-Craft, PhD |
Pica, Rumination Disorder, and Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder – Claire Wilcox, MD |
Enuresis and Encopresis – Karen G. Martinez-Gonzalez, MD |
Sleep-Wake Disorders |
Insomnia Disorder: Medications, CBT-I, and Mindfulness – Alisa G. Woods, PhD, LMHC and Jack Krasuski, MD |
Hypnotic Z Drugs – Angela L. Goodhart, PharmD |
Hypersomnolence Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Narcolepsy – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Central Sleep Apnea – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Circadian Rhythm Sleep-Wake Disorders – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Non-REM Sleep Arousal Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Nightmare Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Substance/Medication – Induced Sleep Disorders – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Sleep Disorders in Aging – David Bienenfeld, MD |
REM Sleep Behavior Disorder – Shaun Kink, MD |
Disruptive, Impulse-control, and Conduct Disorders |
Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Conduct Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Pyromania – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Kleptomania – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Substance-Related and Addictive Disorders |
Alcohol Use Disorders – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Caffeine Intoxication and Caffeine Withdrawal – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Strategies to Help Patients and Families Affected by Cannabis Use or Cannabis Use Disorder |
Hallucinogen Use Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Kratom – Corneliu N. Stanciu, MD |
Inhalant Use Disorder and Intoxication – David A. Gorelick, MD |
Opioid Use Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Suboxone Initiation & Management – Gregory Nikogosyan, DO |
Benzodiazepine Use Disorders: Update on Management – Induced Sleep Disorders – David A. Gorelick, MD |
Sedative, Hypnotic, or Anxiolytic Use Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Tobacco Use Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Behavioral Addictions – Amanda K. Janner, Psy.D |
Neurocognitive Disorders |
Delirium – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Alzheimer’s Disease – Marc E. Agronin, MD |
Lewy Body Dementias – Brooke Dulka, PhD |
Traumatic Brain Injury and Psychiatric Disorders – Joanne A. Byars, MD |
Neurocognitive Disorder Due to Prion Disease – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Neurocognitive Disorder Due to Huntington’s Disease – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Do Commonly Used Medications Cause Dementia? – Joanne A. Byars, MD |
Neuropsychiatric Symptoms Associated with Dementia – Marc E. Agronin, MD |
Personality Disorders |
Paranoid Personality Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Borderline Personality Disorder – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Dark Triad Traits – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Sexual Dysfunctions & Paraphilic Disorders |
Sexual Dysfunctions – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Substance/Medication-Induced Sexual Dysfunction – Michael W. Jann, PharmD |
Neuromodulation and Related Treatments |
Neuromodulation in Mental Health Disorders – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation – Sandeep Vaishnavi, MD |
Electroconvulsive Therapy – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Bright Light Therapy – Michael W. Jann, PharmD |
Psychopharmacologic Treatments |
Antidepressants: Pharmacogenomic Applications – Michael W. Jann, PharmD |
Psychedelics, Ketamine, Esketamine Treatment for Depression and PTSD – David A. Gorelick, MD |
Lithium During Pregnancy and Delivery – Gregory Nikogosyan, DO |
Brexanolone and Zuranolone – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Dextromethorphan/Bupropion for Depression – Adrian Preda, MD |
Antipsychotics – Joseph McEvoy, MD |
Mood Stabilizers: Pharmacogenomic Applications – Michael W. Jann, PharmD |
Stimulants – David A. Gorelick, MD |
Weaning Patients from Long-Term Benzodiazepine Use – Claire Wilcox, MD |
Psychotropic Drugs and Cardiovascular Risks – Shaun Kink, MD |
Medication Adherence – Martha Sajatovic, MD |
Psychedelic Medicine – Thaddeus Camlin, PsyD |
Pharmacologic Treatment of Nightmares in PTSD – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Psychotherapeutic Treatments |
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Clinical Use of Dreams in Therapy – Selen Atasoy, PhD |
Mindfulness-based Therapies – Stephen Ilardi, PhD and Haley Hart |
Psychosocial Rehab / Day programs – Blaire Ehret, PhD |
Miscellaneous Topics |
Risk Management – Kevin Kinback, MD |
Pain for the Non-Specialist – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Pain for the Non-Specialist: Managing Chronic Pain – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Mental Health Consequences and the COVID-19 Pandemic – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Adverse Childhood Experiences – Damion J. Grasso, PhD |
The Psychological and Psychiatric Issues Related to Life Phases – Daniel R. Hanson, MD |
Clinical Reasoning in Psychiatry – Descartes Li, MD & Kewchang Lee, MD |
Gut Biome and its Role in Psychiatric Disorders – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Nutrition and Mental Health: An Introduction – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Nutrition and Mental Health: Eating and Feeding Disorders – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Non-Clinical Careers for Physicians – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Negotiation Strategies for Physicians – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Suicide Management Evidence-Based Treatments – Blaire Ehret, PhD |
Weight Gain, Obesity, and Metabolic Syndrome in Psychiatry – Claire Wilcox, MD |
Role of Micronutrient Supplementation in Psychiatric Treatment – Jack Krasuski, MD |
Interviews |
Interview with Dr. Jack Krasuski and Dr. Claire Wilcox |
Interview with Dr. Jack Krasuski and Dr. Nassir Ghaemi |
Interview with Dr. Jack Krasuski and Dr. William Miller |
Interview with Dr. Jack Krasuski and Dr. Thomas Lynch |
Interview with Dr. Jack Krasuski and Dr. Charles Fernyhough |
Interview with Dr. Jack Krasuski and Dr. Paul Wachtel |
Meet Our Expert Faculty Members
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