SPECIAL HONORS AND RECOGNITION
•  Psychiatry Clerkships, Outstanding Resident Teacher, Mayo Clinic, 1986
•  Neurology Clerkships, Outstanding Resident Teacher, Mayo Clinic, 1987
•  Psychiatry Clerkships, Outstanding Resident Teacher, Mayo Clinic, 1987
•  Neurology Clerkships, Outstanding Resident Teacher, Mayo Clinic, 1988
•  Psychiatry Consult Service, Outstanding Resident Teacher, Mayo Clinic, 1989
•  Neurology Clerkships, Outstanding Resident Teacher, Mayo Clinic, 1989
•  Psychiatry II Clerkships, Outstanding Resident Teacher, Mayo Clinic, 1989
•  Outstanding Resident Teacher for Mayo Medical School Class of 1993
•  Mayo Clinic Nominee for Rappaport Fellowship (forensic psychiatry), 1989
•  Certificate of Appreciation, Brain Injury Association of Alaska, 2001
•  Recognized as one of the top 200 doctors in Houston, 2007
•  Board Certified - American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology, 2008

EDUCATION
Undergraduate:
• College of the Mainland, Texas City, Texas, 1978-1980
• University of Houston/Clear Lake, Houston, Texas, 1980-1982
• Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas, 1982-1984, Bachelor of Science

Graduate:
• Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas, 1982-1986, Doctor of Medicine

Postgraduate:
• Mayo Graduate School of Medicine, Rochester, Minnesota, 1986-1989, Neuropsychiatry
• Project Coordinator, Mayo Medical School, Growth and Development course, 1989
• Team Member, Adolescent Unit Project with Dr. Eric Milliner, 1987-1989
• Co-Organizer, Arts and Humanities Seminar, 1987-1989
• Member, Psychoanalytic Study Group, 1986-1989
• Member, Dreams Seminar, 1986-1989
• Timberlawn Hospital, Dallas, Texas, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 1989-1990
• Institute for Nuclear Medical Education, 2000

Related Education:
• Mayo Graduate School of Medicine, Forensic Psychiatry Electives, 1986
• Southern Methodist University School of Law, Dallas, Texas, “Psychiatric and
• Psychological Evidence, 1989
• National Consultant Leadership Training Conference, Eli Lilly & Co., 1997
• Speakers Training Conference, Glaxo Wellcome, 1998
• Alaska Pacific University, Anchorage, Alaska, selected courses, MBA program
• Presenter and attendee, Houston Police Department, CIT Training, Austin, Texas, 8/2003

PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (Abbreviated List)
•  “Maintaining Open Access While Controlling Formulary Costs,” and “The Myth of Therapeutic Equivalence,” from participation in the Wisconsin Department of Corrections Psychiatry and Psychology Quarterly Meeting, Madison, Wisconsin, 1/2004
•  “Depend on Zyprexa to Help You Help Your Patients,” San Antonio State Hospital, San Antonio, Texas, 12/2003
•  “Atypical Antipsychotics in the Management of Severely Mentally Ill,” Kerrville State Hospital, Kerrville, Texas, 12/2003
•  “Effective Treatment Strategies for Bipolar Disorder,” Houston Medical Center, Houston, Texas, 12/2003
•  “The Importance of Open Access to Medications for the Treatment of Severe Mental Illness,” Chipley, Florida, 12/2003
•  “The Importance of Open Access to Medications for the Treatment of Severe Mental Illness,” Pensacola, Florida, 12/2003
•  “Control, Connect and Go Further,” Kerrville State Hospital, Kerrville, Texas, 12/2003
•  “Inside the Mind of a Woman,” The Changing Face of Health Care Conference, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 11/2003
•  “Brain Science Matters in Mental Health,” The Changing Face of Health Care Conference, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 11/2003
•  “Control, Connect and Go Further,” University of Michigan Psychiatry Residents, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 11/2003
•  “The Importance of Open Access in Treating Patients with Severe Mental Illness,” Wayne County Jail, Detroit, Michigan, 11/2003
•  “Bipolar Disorder: Effects of Treatment on the Brain,” League City, Texas, 11/2003
•  “Brain Science Matters in Mental Health: A Basic Course in Understanding and Optimizing the Brain,” Harlingen, Texas, 11/2003
•  “Strategies for Maintaining Full Formulary Access While Limiting Costs,” Nueces County Jail, Corpus Christi, Texas, 11/2003
•  “The Importance of Open Access in Treating Patients with Severe Mental Illness,” physicians, residents, allied health staff, Houston, Texas, 10/2003
•  Featured Speaker, Forensic Psychiatry Journal Club Meeting, Houston, Texas, 10/2003
•  “Restricted Access: Lessons From Michigan and Texas,” primary care physicians, Regional Medical Center, Lake Butler, Florida, 10/2003
•  “The Importance of Open Access in Treating the Severely Mentally Ill,” primary care physicians, allied health professionals, correctional care physicians, Gainesville, Florida, 10/2003
•  “Schizophrenia: An Updated Overview of Diagnosis and Treatment,” Northeast Florida State Hospital, MacClenny, Florida, 10/2003
•  “Restricted Access: Lessons Learned,” National Commission on Correctional Health Care, Austin, Texas, 10/2003
•  “Control, Connect and Go Further: Gaining Control of Breakthrough Symptoms of Schizophrenia,” psychiatrists and residents, Temple, Texas, 10/2003
•  “Bipolar Mania: An Overview of Diagnosis and Treatment,” Oaks Treatment Center, Austin, Texas, 10/2003
•  “An Update on the Management of Schizophrenia,” Waco VA, Waco, Texas, 10/2003
•  “The Importance of Open Access to Medications for the Treatment of Severe Mental Illness,” Springfield, Illinois, 9/2003
•  “Advances in Atypical Antipsychotic Therapy,” Houston Area Private Practice Psychiatrists, The Woodlands, Texas, 9/2003
•  “Strategies for Maintaining Full Formulary Access While Limiting Costs,” Maricopa County Jail, Phoenix, Arizona, 9/2003
•  “Control, Connect and Go Further: Gaining Control of Breakthrough Symptoms of Schizophrenia,” Maricopa County, Phoenix, Arizona, 9/2003
•  “Schizophrenia: Overview of Diagnosis and Emerging Treatment Strategies,” Glendale, Arizona, 9/2003
•  “Restricted Access: Lessons From Michigan and Texas,” pharmacists, physicians, administrative psychiatrists, Scottsdale, Arizona, 9/2003
•  “Atypical Antipsychotics: Maintaining Full Formulary Access and Limiting Costs,” forensic, correctional and state hospital psychiatrists, pharmacists, dentists and therapists, San Antonio, Texas, 8/2003
•  “Restricted Access: Lessons From Michigan,” San Antonio State Hospital, San Antonio, Texas, 8/2003
•  “Psychiatric Medications: Effects and Side Effects,” Austin Police Officers and Travis County Sheriff Department Officers in Crisis Intervention Team training, Travis County Mental Health Project, Austin, Texas, 8/2003
•  “Atypical Antipsychotics: Strategies to Limit Costs and Maintain Full Formulary Access,” Veterans Administration psychiatrists and staff, state hospital psychiatrists and staff, area psychiatrists, Austin, Texas, 8/2003
•  “Restricted Access: Lessons From Michigan,” Newport Beach, California, 8/2003
•  “Atypical Antipsychotics: Strategies to Limit Costs and Maintain Full Formulary Access,” Los Angeles County Jail Twin Towers, Los Angeles, California, 8/2003
•  “Atypical Antipsychotics in Correctional Settings,” RJ Donovan Correctional Facility San Diego County Jail, San Diego, California, 8/2003
•  “Advances in Atypical Antipsychotic Use,” Primary Care Practitioners, Nursing and Medical Assistants, Austin, Texas, 8/2003
•  “Bipolar Disorder: Maximizing Monotherapy,” Harris County Jail physicians, Houston area psychiatrists, Houston Medical Center, Houston, TX, 7/2003
•  “The Challenge of Access,” California Corrections Advisory Board Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 7/2003
•  “From Restricted Access to Open Access: Changing Dallas County Jail,” Administrative Staff and General Practice Physicians, Addison, TX, 7/2003
•  “Bipolar Mania: An Overview of Diagnosis and Treatment,” Department of Corrections Physicians, The Woodlands, TX, 7/2003
•  “Schizophrenia: An Overview of Diagnosis and Treatment,” Rusk State Hospital, Rusk, TX, 7/2003
•  “Access to Care: Lessons from Michigan and Texas,” Waymart Forensic Hospital, Waymart, PA, 7/2003
•  “Access to Care,” Graterford forensic practitioners, Graterford, PA, 7/2003
•  “Schizophrenia: An Overview of Diagnosis and Treatment,” Camp Hill SCI, Camp Hill, PA, 7/2003
•  “Schizophrenia: An Overview of Diagnosis and Treatment,” State College, PA, 7/2003
•  “Restricted Access: Dallas County Jail Experience,” Dallas Area forensic practitioners, Dallas, Texas, 7/2003
•  “Access to Care: Lessons from Michigan and Texas,” Connecticut Department of Corrections, 6/2003
•  “The Challenge of Access,” presented at Health Outcomes Customer Feedback Forum, Eli Lilly and Company, New Orleans, LA, 5/2003
•  “Effective Treatment Strategies for Bipolar Disorder,” Ft Worth Bureau of Prisons Grand Rounds CME presentation physicians, nurses and allied health professionals, Ft Worth, Texas, 5/2003
•  “Effective Treatment Strategies for Bipolar Disorder,” area physicians, nurses and allied health professionals, Corpus Christi, Texas, 5/2003
•  “Healing ADD From the Inside Out: Seeing and Healing the 6 Types of ADD, “ Mental Health Association Board Meeting, Dallas County 3/2003
•  “Healing ADD From the Inside Out: Seeing and Healing the 6 Types of ADD,” for special education professionals, school counselors and parents, Los Angeles, California, 3/2002
•  “Spirituality, Emotions and Brain Chemistry,” with Earl Henslin, PsyD, for The Meadows Treatment Center of Arizona, San Diego, California, 1/2002
•  “Attention Deficit Disorder in the Classroom: a Teacher’s Guide,” LA County Office of Education, Paramount, California, 11/2001
•  “Sexuality and Spirituality,” with Earl Henslin, PsyD, Mariner’s Church, Newport Beach, California, 6/2001
•  “The Brain and Behavior,” Sixth CAC Conference for Educators and Families, Whittier Area Cooperative Special Education Program and LA County Regional Cooperative Council, Whittier, California, 5/2001
•  “New Strategies in Managing Depression: Coaching Your Patient to Home Base,” Seattle area primary care physicians, SAFECO Field, Seattle, Washington, 5/2001
•  “A Practical Guide to Using Antidepressants: Covering the Bases,” Seattle area primary care physicians, SAFECO Field, Seattle, Washington, 4/2001
•  “Managing Depression in the Continuation Phase: Changing Paradigms/New Approaches,” Seattle area primary care physicians, Seattle Center, 4/2001
•  “This is Your Brain on Drugs,” school assembly presentation, SELF school, Irvine, California, 4/2001
•  “Healing ADD from the Inside Out: The Six Subtypes of ADD,” Robert Schuller Center, Crystal Cathedral, Garden Grove, California, 2/2001
•  “Concussion: The Invisible Injury,” Brain Injury Association of Alaska, Anchorage, Alaska, 2/2001
•  “Which Brain Do You Want?” Mary Hill School, teacher in-service presentation, Cote de Caza, California, 1/2001
•  “Healing ADD,” CHADD meeting, Whittier, California, 10/2000
•  “Inside the Mind of a Woman,” Peace Health sponsored presentation to health care workers and lay public, Eugene, Oregon, 10/2000
•  “Sex, Sleep and Pain: Managing SSRI Side-effects,” Seattle area physicians, Seattle, Washington, 7/2000
•  “Antidepressants Therapy: A Clinical Discussion,” private office of Rachel Gonzalez, MD, Auburn, Washington, 7/2000
•  “Inside the Mind of a Woman,” mental health providers, Portland, Oregon, 6/2000
•  “Inside the Mind of a Woman,” mental health providers, Seattle, Washington, 6/2000
•  “Healing ADD,” with Daniel Amen, MD, mental health providers, Seattle, Washington, 6/2000
•  “Concussion: The Invisible Injury,” with Daniel Amen, MD, Brain Injury Association Conference, Anchorage, Alaska, 5/2000
•  “Baby Blues: Managing Postpartum Psychiatric Illness,” Alaska Midwife Association, Anchorage, Alaska, 3/2000
•  “Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Diagnosis and Management,” physicians, nurse practitioners and allied health professionals, Everett, Washington, 3/2000
•  “Anxiety and Depression Across the Female Lifecycle,” Alaska State Pharmacy Association, Anchorage, Alaska, 2/2000
•  “Seasonal Affective Disorder,” Seattle area physicians, Seattle, Washington, 12/1999
•  “Pediatric Psychopharmacology: An Update,” Pathways Conference, Anchorage, Alaska, 11/1999
•  “Anxiety and Depression Across the Female Lifecycle,” Seattle area primary care physicians, Seattle, Washington, 10/1999
•  “Anxiety and Depression Across the Female Lifecycle,” Advanced Nurse Practitioners Conference, Anchorage, Alaska, 9/1999.
•  “Pharmacoeconomics: The True Cost of Atypical Antipsychotic Agents,” Western Medicaid Pharmacy Administrators Association, Anchorage, Alaska, 9/1999
•  “Medication Management of Behavioral Problems: A Guide for Parents,” Autism Society, Anchorage, Alaska, 4/1999
•  “Pharmacology Update: Atypical Psychotropes, Augmentation Protocols and Off-label Uses,” Anchorage Area Healthcare Providers, Anchorage, Alaska, 4/1999
•  “Anxiety and Depression Across the Female Lifecycle,” Alaska Nurse Practitioner Association Conference, Anchorage, Alaska, 1999
•  “Diagnosis and Management of Depression in a Medical Practice,” All-Alaska Medical Conference, Anchorage, Alaska, 10/1998
•  “Sex Reassignment: Can We Legislate Gender?” Pediatric Grand Rounds, Alaska Regional Medical Hospital, 2/1998
•  “Axis I Disorders,” staff training, Cornerstone Clinic, Anchorage, Alaska, 2/1998
•  “Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder,” All-Alaska Medical Conference, Anchorage, Alaska, 10/1997
•  “Getting Well and Staying Well: Remission to Maintenance,” NorthBend Medical Group, Coos Bay, Oregon, 9/1997
•  “Consultants in Psychiatry: A Rational Approach to Diagnosing and Managing Psychiatric Syndromes,” Bay Clinic, Coos Bay, Oregon, 9/1997
•  “Psychiatric Aspects of Women’s health Care,” Mat-Su Area Medical Practitioners, Wasilla, Alaska, 6/1997
•  “Depression in Women: Why is it Different?” Bartlett Memorial Hospital, Juneau, Alaska, 6/1997
•  “Psychiatry Aspects of Women’s Health Care,” Jacksonville County female clinicians, Jacksonville, Oregon, 4/1997
•  “Remission to Maintenance: Getting Well and Staying Well,” Southern Oregon psychiatrists, Jacksonville, Oregon, 4/1997
•  “Novel Antipsychotics Medications,” LifeQuest Counseling Services, Wasilla, Alaska, 4/1997
•  “Overcoming Patient Resistance to Medication (Prozac) Management,” interactive teleconference, prescribers and Eli Lilly sales representatives, Sacramento, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle districts, 3/1997
•  “New Therapeutic Options in the Treatment of Psychosis and Depression,” professional conference, Fairbanks, Alaska, 3/1997
•  “ADHD: A Review and Update,” Independence Park Medical Services, Anchorage, Alaska, 2/1997
•  “ADHD: A Review and Update,” Medical Park Family Practice Clinic, Anchorage, Alaska, 2/1997
•  “The Anxious Depressed Female Patient,” Primary Care Associates, Anchorage, Alaska, 1/1997
•  “Zyprexa: A Revolution in the Treatment of Psychosis,” Advanced Nurse Practitioner’s Association, Anchorage, Alaska, 1/1997
•  “Overcoming Resistance to Medication Management,” interactive teleconference, prescribers and Eli Lilly sales representatives, Portland and Sacramento districts, 12/1996
•  “Atypical Antipsychotics,” staff in-service, Tanana Valley Clinic, Fairbanks, Alaska, 10/1996
•  “Seasonal Affective Disorder,” staff in-service, Tanana Valley Clinic, Fairbanks, Alaska, 10/1996
•  “Choosing an Antidepressant,” Eagle River Primary Care Clinic, Eagle River, Alaska, 10/1996
•  “Depressed? How to Get Help,” National Depression Screening Day, community presentation, Fairbanks, Alaska, 10/1996
•  “Overcoming Prescriber Resistance to Prozac,” interactive teleconference, Eli Lilly sales representatives, Portland district, 8/1996
•  “Adolescents and Women: Diagnosis and Treatment of Difficult Depressions,” Madigan Army Medical Center, Tacoma, Washington, 6/1996
•  “Depression in the Older Female,” VAMC, Tacoma, Washington, 6/1996
•  “Adolescent and Female Depressions: Diagnosis and Treatment,” Fairchild Air Force Base Hospital, Washington, 5/1996
•  “Difficult Depression in the Older Female,” VAMC, Spokane, Washington, 5/1996
•  “Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Workshop,” Alaska Advanced Nurse Practitioner Association, University of Alaska, Anchorage, Alaska, 4/1996
•  “Depression in Young Adults,” Independence Park Medical Services, Anchorage, Alaska, 4/1996
•  “Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Syndrome or Symptom?” update for medical practitioners, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, 3/1996
•  “Child and Adolescent Psychopharmacology Review,” training conference for mental health providers and general practitioners, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, 3/1996
•  “ADHD: Alternatives to Stimulants,” area provider workshop, Juneau, Alaska, 3/1996
•  “Adolescence: A Survival Kit,” guest lectures, McLaughlin Youth Center School, Anchorage, Alaska, 2/1996
•  “A Review of Childhood Psychiatric Syndromes and Psychiatric Medicines,” Anchorage School District nurses in-service training, Anchorage, Alaska, 11/1995
•  “OCD…OCD…OCD,” mental health providers training conference, Elmendorf Air Force Base, Anchorage, Alaska, 11/1995
•  “Practical Parenting,” panel discussion, AAEYC Conference, Egan Center, Anchorage, Alaska, 10/1995
•  “Antidepressant Treatment of Childhood ADHD, and LD,” AAEYC Conference, Egan Center, Anchorage, Alaska, 10/1995
•  “Seasonal Affective Disorder: Sorting Out the Blues,” The Norma Goodman Show, Anchorage, Alaska, 10/1995
•  “Depressive Syndromes: The Great Impersonators,” All-Alaska Medical Conference, Fairbanks, Alaska, 10/1995
•  “Pediatrics Update,” Panel Discussion, Pathways Conference, Egan Center, Anchorage, Alaska, 10/1995
•  “Depression: An Overview,” National Depression Screening Day, Charter North Hospital, Anchorage, Alaska, 10/1995
•  “Child Psychopharmacology,” Office of Public Advocacy, Guardian ad litem training program, Anchorage, Alaska, 9/1995
•  “Teen Suicide and Depression,” Anchorage School District psychologists, professional conference, Charter North Hospital, Anchorage, Alaska, 8/1995
•  “ADHD: Novel Treatments,” Anchorage School District psychologists, Anchorage, Alaska, 8/1995
•  “Consultations in Psychiatry: A Rational Approach to Diagnosing and Managing Psychiatric Syndromes,” staff presentation, Iliuliuk Family and Health Services, Unalaska, Alaska, 5/1995
•  “Managing the Depressed Patient: An Update for Medical Practitioners,” Eielson Air Force Base medical staff, Fairbanks, Alaska, 4/1995
•  “Diagnosis and Treatment of Depression: A Guide for Primary Care Providers,” Eielson Air Force Base primary care staff, Fairbanks, Alaska, 4/1995
•  “Seasonal Affective Disorder, Holiday Blues and Getting Up When You’re Feeling Down,” North Star Hospital, professional conference, Anchorage, Alaska, 12/1994
•  “National Depression Screening Day Workshop,” community presentation, Anchorage, Alaska, 10/1994
•  “Depression: Recognition and Treatment,” workshop for the Alliance for the Mentally Ill, Anchorage, Alaska, 10/1994
•  “Management of Psychiatric Patients and Their Medications in the Dental Office,” University of Alaska Allied Health Sciences students, Anchorage, Alaska, 10/1994
•  “Coping with Teenage Depression and Suicide,” Hanshew Junior High School, Anchorage, Alaska, 9/1994
•  “Stress Management Workshop,” Alaska Alliance for Mentally Ill, Alaska Psychiatric Institute, Anchorage, Alaska, 9/1994
•  “Axis I Disorders and Treatment,” staff development, ASSETS, Anchorage, Alaska, 9/1994
•  “Management of Common Childhood Disorders,” Garland Area Mothers of Twins Club, Garland, Texas, 5/1994
•  “Diagnosis and Treatment of Depression,” Irving area primary care physicians, Irving, Texas, 4/1994
•  “Stress: Answers to Common Questions,” Kaiser Medical Group, Mesquite, Texas, 4/1994
•  “Adolescent Depression and Suicide,” Area Health Education Council of the Southwest, Texarkana, Arkansas, 4/1994
•  “Recognition and Treatment of Affective Disorder in the Medical Practice,” University Park Hospital, Tyler, Texas, 3/1994
•  “Emerging Issues in the Treatment of Depression,” VA Medical Center, Dallas, Texas, 2/1994
•  “The Joy of Stress: Stress for Success,” Health Happening Seminar, Doctors Hospital, Dallas, Texas, 1/1994
•  “From Adolescence to Aging Parents: Facing New Parenting Challenges,” Health Happenings Seminar, Doctors Hospital, Dallas, Texas, 11/1993
•  “Consultants in Clinical Psychopharmacology: A Rational Approach to Antidepressant Drug Selection,” Department of Family Practice, Richardson Medical Center, Richardson, Texas, 1/993
•  “Geriatric Depression,” Titus County Hospital, Mount Pleasant, Texas, 9/1993
•  “Late Life Depressions,” staff in-service, New Day of Dallas, 9/1993
•  “Depression in the Geriatric Populations,” Dallas area directors of nursing at area nursing homes, New Day of Dallas, 9/1993
•  “Late Life Depressions,” symposium for general practitioners, Longview, Texas, 8/1993
•  “Physiology of Neurotransmitter Systems,” grand rounds, Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine, Fort Worth, Texas, 8/1993
•  “Anxiety Disorders: Diagnosis and Management,” Charter Plains Hospital, Lubbock, Texas, 7/1993
•  “Children and Psychiatric Medication,” Texas Association of School Nurses, Richardson, Texas, 7/1993
•  “Depression: Recognition and Treatment,” update for general practitioners, Oakridge Country Club, Garland, Texas, 5/1993
•  “Managing the Depressed Patient in Your Primary Care Practice,” physician and allied staff educational seminar, Kaiser-Permanente, Arlington, Texas, 4/1993
•  “Dealing with Difficult Students and Parents,” Hickman Elementary School staff, Garland, Texas, 2/1993
•  “Treatment and Communication Strategies for the Depressed Patient in Medical Practice,” symposium for general practitioners, Waxahachie, Texas, 4/1992
•  “Stress Management,” Health Happenings Seminar, Doctors Hospital, Dallas, Texas, 4/1992
•  “Treatment and Communication Strategies for the Depressed Patient in Medical Practice,” symposium for family practitioners, Oakridge Country Club, Garland, Texas, 3/1992
•  “Hyperactive Children: Recognition, Behavior Management and Psychiatric Treatment,” teacher education, Handley Elementary School, Garland, Texas, 1/1992
•  “Emotionally Disturbed Children,” teacher education seminar, Williams Elementary School, Garland, Texas, 1/1992
•  “What is Depression? How to Recognize and Treat Depressive Disorders,” staff education, Family Guidance Center, Dallas, Texas, 11/1991
•  “The Adolescent in Crisis,” seminar for high school and middle school counselors, Garland, Texas, 10/1991
•  “The American Indian Child,” staff training, Charles Street Clinic, MHMR, Dallas, Texas, 9/1989
•  “Diagnosis and Management of Conversion Disorders on the Neurology Service,” departmental presentation, Mayo Clinic Department of Neurology, 4/1989
•  “Temporal Lobe Epilepsy and the Interictal Personality,” departmental presentation, Mayo Clinic Department of Psychiatry, 2/1989
•  “Post-stroke Depression” Medical-Psychiatry Conference, Mayo Clinic, 1/1989
•  “Frontal Lobe Syndrome,” Medical-Psychiatry Conference, Mayo Clinic, 1/1989
•  “Saint Paul: A Case of Post-ictal Conversion Disorder,” interdepartmental presentation, Mayo Clinic, 1989

•  "Choose Your Drug...Choose Your Brain," presentation to TAAP, Dallas Chapter, 1/2006

•  "Neurobiology of Addiction," keynote presentation to TAAP, Fort Worth Chapter, 4/2007

PUBLICATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS
•  Healing Anxiety and Depression, with co-author, Daniel G. Amen, MD, author of the New York Times bestseller, Change Your Brain, Change Your Life, Putnam Books, September 2003
•  Friendswood Journal, feature article, 10/2003
•  Amen, D., Routh, L., Wu, J., Carmichael, B: The Use of Brain SPECT Imaging in Neuropsychiatry, in preparation.
•  Womansage, feature article, “Menopause and ADD,” 5/2001
•  Cassell, M., Cassell, W., Dubey, B., Dwivedi, P., Molchanov, E., O’Roark, A., and Routh, L.: A Video Projective Technique for PTSD in Women. Journal of Proj Psych and Mental Health. 6:3-28, 1999
•  Routh, L., Black, J., and Ahlskog, J.: Parkinson’s Disease Complicated By Anxiety. Mayo Clinic Proc. 62:733-735, 1987
•  Chugach Mountain Herald, feature articles, 1994-1995
•  Anchorage Daily News, feature articles, 1995-1996

TELEVISION/RADIO
•  “Healing Anxiety and Depression,” KHOU TV, Houston, TX, 10/2003
•  “Adult Attention Deficit Disorder,” KHOU TV, Houston, TX, 7/2003
•  “The Lasting Effects of 9/11: Post-traumatic Stress Disorder, Depression and Anxiety,” KROQ Radio, Venice, California, 11/2001
•  “PTSD, Racism and Hatred,” KUSI-TV, San Diego, California, 10/2001
•  “Should We Execute Mentally Retarded Criminals?” KSDO Radio/Time Warner Cable, San Diego, California, 7/2001
•  “Teenagers: What’s Normal?” KENI Radio, Anchorage, Alaska, 10/1995
•  “Teen Depression: A Long Way Down,” Norma Goodman Show, Anchorage, Alaska, 8/1995
•  “Keeping Your Children Safe From Drugs and Alcohol,” The Norma Goodman Show, Anchorage, Alaska, 5/1995
•  Heartbeat of America profile on Brainwaves Neuroimaging Clinic, Los Angeles, California, 12/2006