2025 Annual Psychiatric Update

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Honoring the Past, Celebrating the Present, 
and Shaping the Future of Psychiatry

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March 1 - 2, 2025

Hilton Polaris, Columbus

 

 

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Join us for the 2025 Annual Psychiatric Update as the Ohio Psychiatric Physicians Association (OPPA) proudly celebrates its 75th anniversary! This milestone event will honor the rich history and remarkable evolution of the psychiatric profession, bringing together a vibrant community of clinicians, researchers, and learners from across the state. Held over the course of one and a half enriching days, the update will feature presentations by nationally renowned speakers, offering cutting-edge insights and the latest advancements in psychiatric care.

This year's gathering promises to be an exceptional educational opportunity, fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing among professionals at all levels. Whether you are a seasoned psychiatrist, an emerging researcher, or a student passionate about mental health, the 2025 Annual Psychiatric Update will provide valuable learning experiences and networking opportunities to enhance your practice and understanding.

As a highlight of the event, we invite you to join us for a special 75th Anniversary Gala on Saturday evening. This elegant celebration will not only commemorate OPPA’s significant contributions to the field but also provide a chance to connect and reflect with colleagues in a festive atmosphere. We look forward to seeing you at this momentous occasion, where we will honor the past, celebrate the present, and envision the future of psychiatry together. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to be part of a landmark event in the psychiatric community!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

Speakers

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Awais Aftab, MD
Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland; Southwest General, Middleburg Heights
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Chris Aiken, MD, DFAPA

Editor in Chief, The Carlat Psychiatry Report and Assistant Professor, NYU School of Medicine
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Carrie Cunningham, MD, MPH

Associate Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School, Section Head of Massachusetts General Hospital Endocrine Surgery Unit, Boston, Massachusetts
 
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Jeff Katzman, MD
Director of Education, Silver Hill Hospital, Director, Silver Hill Academy of Research and Education (SHARE), Professor Adjunct, Yale Dept. of Psychiatry, Professor Emeritus, Univ. of New Mexico, Department of Psychiatry
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David Mintz, MD
Director of Psychiatric Education, Associate Director of Training, and Team Leader, Austen Riggs Center, Stockbridge, MA 
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Henry Nasrallah, MD, DLFAPA
Professor of Psychiatry, Neurology and Neuroscience, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
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Phillip Resnick, MD, DLFAPA
Professor of Psychiatry at Case Western Reserve University
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Martha Sajatovic, MD, DLFAPA
Professor of Psychiatry of Neurology, Willard Brown Chair in Neurological Outcomes Research, Rocco L. Motto Professorship in Child & Adolescent PsychiatryDirector, Neurological and Behavioral Outcomes Center, University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
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Agenda

Day/Time    
Saturday
(Please note: the opinions expressed by presenters are their own and not necessarily reflective of the OPPA)
7- 8:30 a.m Registration/Visit Exhibits 
7:15 - 8:15 am

Buffet Breakfast

7:15 - 8:15 am

Medical Student Breakfast Meeting 

 7:30 am

OPPA Annual Business Meeting and Installation of Officers

8:25 am

Welcome and Opening Remarks - Awais Aftab, MD and Karen Jacobs, DO, 2025 Program Co-Chairs

8:30 -
9:45 am

Paradigm Shifts and Seismic Changes in Psychiatry Since the OPPA was Founded 75 Years Ago

Henry Nasrallah, MD, DLFAPA | Professor of Psychiatry, Neurology and Neuroscience, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

No medical specialty has undergone as dramatic a transformation as psychiatry since the OPPA was founded in 1950. Here is an overview of major changes:

  • From Freudian theoretical dominance to empirical neurobiology
  • From non-existent diagnostic system to DSM schemas
  • From lifetime institutionalization and lack of treatment to myriad pharmacological and neuromodulation therapies.
  • From total ignorance about brain changes in psychiatric disorders to advanced structural and functional neuroimaging techniques
  • From guesswork about heritability of mental illness to molecular neurogenetics, GWAS, risk genes, CNVs, mutations and epigenetics
  • From behavioral changes in psychotic and mood disorders to cortical and synaptic neuroplasticity
  • From psychodynamic jargon to neuroscience terminology
  • From 1 board certification to 6
  • From theory-based psychodynamic psychotherapy to evidence-based cognitive behavioral therapy
  • From intense stigma of mental illness to increased understanding and less stigma
  • From physician prescribing to nurses and psychologists prescribing
  • From clinical "hunches" to biomarkers and precision psychiatry

The evolution of psychiatry as a medical and scientific discipline will continue unabated. Psychiatrists will morph into behavioral neuroscientists at the OPPA’s 100th anniversary!

9:45 -
10:15 a.m.

Break / Visit Exhibits

10:15 -
11:15 a.m.

Top Research Findings From the Past Year

Christopher Aiken, MD | Editor in Chief, The Carlat Psychiatry Report and Assistant Professor, NYU School of Medicine 

Dr. Aiken will cover clinical trials that are changing how we practice, including updates on lithium, benzodiazepines, alcohol use disorder, stimulants, and treatment resistant depression.

11:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
What’s new with the old? An update on emerging research in
Older-age Bipolar Disorder (OABD)

Martha Sajatovic, MD, DLFAPAProfessor of Psychiatry of Neurology, Willard Brown Chair in Neurological Outcomes Research, Rocco L. Motto Professorship in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, Director, Neurological and Behavioral Outcomes Center, University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine

Older Age Bipolar Disorder (OABD) refers to patients with bipolar disorder (BD) aged 50 and over.  Give rapid and unprecedented changes in global demographics, there has been increasing attention paid to expanding the limited evidence base on epidemiology, assessment recommendations and understanding therapeutic options for this highly vulnerable group of patients. OABD represents a complex subgroup of BD, with a distinct clinical phenotype including poor physical health and impaired cognitive functioning, all limiting and complicating treatment and recovery. Within the OABD “umbrella” are individuals who have onset of illness in young adulthood (the most common age of onset) as well as those who have illness onset later in life. Research on OABD has been scarce, prohibiting evidence-based guidelines tailored specifically to OABD across the globe.  Newer research, including recent findings from the Global Aging & Geriatric Experiments in Bipolar Disorder (GAGE-BD) project will be presented in order to provide a better understanding of BD across the life-span.

12:15 -
1:15 p.m.

Lunch / Visit Exhibits

1:15 -
2:30 p.m.

Brainiac Insights - The Ultimate Psychiatry Challenge

Similar to APA's national residency team competition known as MindGames, OPPA will host its own version of this fun experience for residents and other participants to to test their knowledge on patient care, medical knowledge, and psychiatric history while earning bragging rights and raffle tickets for the winning team!

2:30 -
2:45 p.m.

Break / Visit Exhibits

2:45 -
4 p.m.

School Shooters: Troubled Teens or Cold Blooded Killers?

Phillip Resnick, MD, DLFAPAProfessor of Psychiatry at Case Western Reserve University

School shootings have increased sharply in the last few years. The goal of this presentation is to help psychiatrists recognize potential school shooters in their own practice and to improve their skills in assessing students who have made threats to attack schools. Participants will learn to identify red flags for high risk .Prevention by schools of these tragedies will also be discussed.

4 -
4:15 p.m.

Break / Visit Exhibits

4:15 -
5:15 p.m.

Bringing Improvisation to Life: Experiences to Build Resilience, Address Loneliness, and Enhance our Curiosity and Everyday Experience

Jeff Katzman, MD | Director of Education, Silver Hill Hospital; Director, Silver Hill Academy of Research and Education (SHARE); Professor Adjunct, Yale Department of Psychiatry; Professor Emeritus, University of New Mexico, Department of Psychiatry

We live amidst an epidemic of loneliness and many in our world feel disconnected. Loneliness correlates with multiple medical and psychiatric presentations and is often a clinical challenge. Simultaneously, many clinicians themselves feel burned out and overwhelmed, and the call for resilience can further deepens this feeling. This presentation will underscore the potential role that the guidelines from improvisational theatre can have to impact our lives, our teams, and our patients, and will feature both didactic and experiential components.

 

 

5:15 -
11 p.m.

 

OPPA 75th Anniversary Gala

5:15 - 6 pm - Cocktails/Networking
6 - 6:30 pm - OPPF Annual Meeting & Awards

  • Silent Auction
  • OPPF Annual Meeting & Awards
  • Special Guest Speakers
  • Dinner
  • Entertainment/Dancing
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Sponsorship Opportunities

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Silent Auction
Donation Ideas & Form

Silent Auction 2025 Donor Form

 

Sunday

 

8-8:55 a.m.

Visit Exhibits

8-8:55 a.m.

Buffet Breakfast

 

9-10 a.m.

Changing Views of Psychiatric Diagnosis and Classification

Awais Aftab, MD Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland and Southwest General, Middleburg Heights

Psychiatric classifications work within certain assumptions about the nature of mental illness that are taken for granted. This presentation will provide an overview of the historical development of Kraepelinian and neo-Kraepelinian psychiatric classifications and will examine how questions of classification, especially the tension between description and hypothetical-conjectural methods, have intersected with questions about the nature of psychiatric disorders in modern history. Ongoing controversies, including the rise of dimensional approaches, currently exemplified by HiTOP and by ICD-11's adoption of a dimensional model of personality disorders, will also be examined, and the talk will conclude with preliminary remarks on future directions.

10-10:30 a.m.

Break / Visit Exhibits

10:30 -
11:30 a.m.

Removing the Mask: 2.0 - How a Surgeon's Mental Health Story Can be a Catalyst for Improving Mental Health Care

Carrie Cunningham, MD, MPH | Associate Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School, Section Head of Massachusetts General Hospital Endocrine Surgery Unit, Boston, Massachusetts

In this session, Dr. Cunningham will discuss the current mental health crisis among health care professionals. Through her own lived experience, she will discuss the current state, barriers to care, and a multifaceted approach to enacting change in mental health awareness, reducing stigma and increasing resources for those who are struggling in our community.


11:30 a.m. -
12:45 p.m.

Psychodynamic Psychopharmacology: Person-Centered Approaches to Pharmacologic Treatment Resistance

David Mintz, MD Director of Psychiatric Education, Associate Director of Training, and Team Leader, Austen Riggs Center, Stockbridge, MA

Though psychiatry has benefited from an increasingly evidence-based perspective and a proliferation of safer and more tolerable treatments, outcomes are not substantially better than they were a quarter of a century ago. Treatment resistance remains a serious problem across psychiatric diagnoses. One likely reason is that that the systems within which psychiatrists are working often create pressures to adopt a reductionist framework, neglecting the fundamental role of psychosocial factors in shaping pharmacotherapy outcomes.

Psychodynamic Psychopharmacology is a psychodynamically-informed, patient-centered approach to psychiatric patients that explicitly acknowledges and addresses the central role of meaning and interpersonal factors in pharmacologic treatment. While traditional objective-descriptive psychopharmacology provides guidance about what to prescribe, the techniques of Psychodynamic Psychopharmacology inform prescribers about how to prescribe to maximize outcomes, not only in terms of addressing symptoms, but also in ways that support the patient’s development, increase in the patient’s personal authority, and foster general wellbeing.

This presentation will touch on the evidence base connecting meaning, medications, and outcomes, and will review psychodynamic concepts relevant to the practice of psychopharmacology. We will explore how psychodynamic issues may interfere with optimal outcomes, particularly in patients with a history of early adverse experiences.  Then we will consider techniques for identifying and addressing treatment-interfering dynamics.

 

 

 

Register

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The preferred method of registration is online at www.ohiopsychiatry.org/annualpsychupdate. If you register by mail, please complete the Registration Form and send with payment to: Ohio Psychiatric Physicians Association, PO Box 400, Dublin, OH 43017. Make check payable to OPPA. Your registration is not confirmed until payment is received. Non-member psychiatrists who join OPPA/APA by March 1, will receive $150 applied to OPPA dues (please select this option on the registration form and a representative from OPPA will contact you with further details.)

Registration Rates

Registration Type Early Bird Rate
By Dec. 1
Regular Rate Late Rate
After
Feb. 15
OPPA Member $225 $275 $325
OPPA Resident-Fellow Member $150 $175 $200
Non-Members      
Non-Member Psychiatrist, other Physician, APRN, Physician Assistant or Psychologist $375 $400 $450
Non-Member Resident-Fellow $225 $250 $275
Counselor, Social Worker, and All Others $250 $300 $350
Add-ons  
Printed and bound syllabus (entire program will be available online) $15 per program/syllabi
Sponsor an Ohio medical student to attend Saturday and Sunday education events $125 per student

 

75th Anniversary Gala and Silent Auction

Event ticket
Dinner, Entertainment, Dancing, Raffle and Silent Auction

$100 per person

Sponsorship Opportunities:

We invite you to become a valued sponsor for this historic event. Your sponsorship            would demonstrate your commitment to mental health care and support our ongoing          impactful efforts.

 
  • FRIEND ($75 for 75)
    Whether you’re an individual member, prospective member, clinician, family member, business colleague, and anyone who knows someone with a mental illness, including substance use disorder, we appreciate all you do to support and improve the lives of  so many!

$75 for 75

  • ADVOCATE (TABLE SPONSOR)
    Purchase a table for 10 and sit with friends for this fun-filled evening! Sponsors will be listed in the event program.

$950

 

Hotel Accommodations

A limited number of rooms have been set aside until Feb. 7 at the rate of $182 single/double, plus applicable tax at the Hilton Polaris/Columbus. To reserve a room please contact the hotel ASAP at 614-885-1600 and ask for the OPPA’s room block or click HERE.

Supporters and Exhibitors

The Ohio Psychiatric Physicians Association’s (OPPA) Annual Psychiatric Update brings together psychiatrists and other mental health clinicians from all over Ohio to examine a broad array of topics of clinical interest and relevance to those who want to provide the best, evidence-based care possible for individuals with a mental illness, including substance use disorders. The objective is to educate and provide information on current research, cutting edge treatment options, advances in treatment in the area of psychopharmacology and more.

OPPA will be celebrating its 75th Anniversary in 2025!
This landmark event represents a unique opportunity for organizations to partner with OPPA in advancing mental health education and awareness. By collaborating with us, your organization can play a vital role in supporting the psychiatric community while simultaneously enhancing your brand visibility among a targeted audience of psychiatrists and other mental health clinicians.

 

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Supporters/Exhibitors


Supporters

Silver Level

APA, Inc.

Bronze Level

Optimum TMS

 

Exhibitors

APA, Inc.

Bristol Myers Squibb

New Vista Behavioral Health

Oasis TMS

OhioHealth

Optimum TMS

Talkiatry

 

Silent Auction

We are excited to announce that the Ohio Psychiatric Physicians Foundation (OPPF) will be holding a silent auction fundraiser during the OPPA Annual Psychiatric Update on March 1, 2025, in conjunction with the Ohio Psychiatric Physicians Association’s (OPPA) 75th Anniversary Gala and the 2025 OPPA Annual Psychiatric Educational Update. This milestone event will honor the rich history and remarkable evolution of the psychiatric profession, bringing together a vibrant community of clinicians, researchers, and learners from across the state.  

The funds raised will support OPPF’s goals which are to raise awareness, fight stigma, and educate professionals and the public at large about the causes and evidence-based treatments of psychiatric disorders, including substance use disorders. The Ohio Psychiatric Physicians Foundation (OPPF) is a non-profit charitable arm of the Ohio Psychiatric Physicians Association (OPPA). The OPPA is a statewide professional organization whose more than one thousand psychiatric physician members specialize in the treatment and prevention of mental illnesses, including substance use disorders.

We invite you to donate to the silent auction. Businesses that donate items, services, and/or monetary gifts will receive promotional exposure before, during, and after the event. This can help increase visibility and foster positive community relations for your business. Contributions will also demonstrate your commitment to enhancing mental health care and supporting the psychiatric community in Ohio.

For more information on how to contribute or attend the event, please contact oppf@oppa.org. Together, we can advance the field of psychiatry and improve mental health care for all Ohioans.

To date, the following items have generously been donated to the silent auction! Keep checking back for additional items!

  Description Donated by
Denison Golf Club

Four (4) rounds of golf and cart

Denison Golf Club
Let's Roam

Scavenger Hunts by Let’s Roam

3 Scavenger Hunt Packs (10 players per pack)

2 Date Night Scavenger Hunt Two Pack

Let's Roam

Deweys Pizza

$25 Gift Card

Dewey's Pizza

Glomd2Glomd

Unwind & Glo Facial ($149 Value)  

Glo MD Aesthetics and Wellness

Dayton Air Show

One (1) Family Four Pack to the 2025 CenterPoint Energy Dayton Air Show Presented by Kroger. The 2025 show dates are June 21st and 22nd and will be headlined by the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds.  The tickets are good for any single show day. 

 CenterPoint Energy Dayton Air Show

Splash Lagoon

Overnight Getaway - Splash Lagoon Indoor Waterpark, Erie, PA ($400 value)

Scott Enterprises - Hospitality Management Company

Aladdins

$50 Gift Card

Aladdin's Eatery (Powell)

Raising Canes Basket

Gift Basket

Raising Canes

Dayton Dragons

Four (4) game tickets in the stadium seating bowl for a Dayton Dragons game for the 2025 baseball season during the month of April or May. Plus, 4 hats

Dayton Dragons
Cosi

Two (2) General Admission Tickets

COSI (Center of Science and Industry)

Oriental Trading Co

$25 Gift Certificate

Oriental Trading Company (a Berkshire Hathaway Company)

Central Ohio Symphony

Two (2) tickets to April 27, 2025 (3 p.m.) Concert - "Global Flavors"

Central Ohio Symphony

Clb RestaurantTucciMatt The Millers

$75 Gift Certificate

CLB Restaurants

Cincy Shakespeare

Two tickets to a production of your choice

Cincinnati Shakespeare Company

Refectory

A Taste of the Refectory - $75 toward two dinner entrees

The Refectory

Cincy Opera Cincinnati Opera

Two (2) Ticket Vouchers to 2025 Summer Festival (June 1-Aug 1, 2025) Starting value at $210

Cincinnati Opera

 RoostersRoosters Basket

Gift basket includes: $25 Gift Certificate, Crossbody bag with USB, Soft Cooler, Drinkware, T-shirt (M), Sunglasses, & a clean up kit

Roosters Wings

Ghostly Manor Thrill Center

Two (2) "Do it all passes" and Two (2) Goofy Golf Ride Tickets

Ghostly Manor Thrill Center
20211104 Shake Shack Audrey Ma 0128Shake Shack Logo

Two (2) $25 Gift Cards

Shake Shack
Dublin Irish Fest

Four one-day admission tickets for the 2025 Dublin Irish Festival (Aug 1, 2, or 3, 2025)

Dublin Irish Festival

Woodhouse Logo

$50 Gift Card

Woodhouse Day Spa

 Cincinnati Zoo

Four (4) complimentary General Admission tickets to the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

 Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

Short North Stage

Two (2) ticket vouchers 2025-26 Season 

Short North Stage (Columbus)

Png The Escape Game Logo

Four (4) tickets

The Escape Room

Seventh SonGetawayAoh

$20 Gift Card, pint glass, t-shirt, & koozie

Getaway Brewing Company/Seventh Son Brewing/Antiques on High

Cameron Mitchell

$100 Gift Card

Cameron Mitchell 

01 Bark Logo Blue

1 month digital gift certificate for Classic BarkBox or Super Chewer Box (Value $45)

Bark Box

Youngs Dairy

Youngs Fun Pass: Free Ice Cream, Food and Fun on the Farm

Youngs Jersey Dairy

Cleveland Orchestra2Cleveland Symphony2

Two (2) tickets to Thursday, April 24, 2025 concert. Includes parking pass and access to the Lotus Club, a private lounge.

 Eileen McGee, MD

Mrs Turbo

$25 Gift Card

Mrs. Turbo's Bakery (Powell)

The Locust TableThe Locust Table 2

$25 Gift Card

The Locust Table (Powell)

OlentangyOlentangy Cavern Basket

Gift pail which includes two (2) all access passes

Olentangy Caverns

Ill Mannered Brewing Co

An IMBC T shirt, An IMBC growler, A gift certificate to have the growler filled 

Ill Mannered Brewing Company

West Side Brewing

$30 Gift Card, Growler, and T-shirt

 West Side Brewing (Cincinnati)

Rhinegeist

Two pint glasses, t-shirt, hat, tote bag and koozie

Rhinegeist (Cincinnati)

Akron Sympony

A Special Gift of Music - two (2) complimentary ticket vouchers to an Akron Symphony Concert

Akron Symphony

Penn And Beech

A Candle Pouring Date Night

Penn & Beech Candle Co.

Skyline

$25 Gift Card

Skyline Chili

Memorial Tournament

Two (2) Patron Tickets

The Memorial Tournament

Ggb

$25 Gift Certificate

Gourmet Gift Baskets

Cma Logo

Four (4) family admission passes

Columbus Museum of Art

Smallcakes

$25 Gift Card

Smallcakes Cupcakery and Creamery (Gahanna)

Mrs. Goodman

$25 gift card, coffee mug and t-shirt

Mrs. Goodman's Baking Co. (Worthington)

Brush Crazy

A painting and a $35 gift certificate

Brush Crazy (Worthington)

Expressions Floral

$25 Gift Certificate

Expressions Floral Design Studio (Gahanna)

Tano1

$25 Gift Card

Tano Bistro (Loveland)

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1 week in Naples condo for 2 people to be used anytime in October 2025 including guest passes for Pelican Bay amenities (tennis, 2 private beach clubs, beach restaurants, tram to the beach clubs, walking/biking baths) (Value $2,000)

Alan Levy, MD, DLFAPA

Hh Coffee

$25 Gift Card

Hocking Hills Coffee Emporium

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$25 Gift Card

Natalie's Grandview

Dutchs Logo

Happy Hour for up to 20 Guests:
Free Snacks, Charcuterie, & Cheese ($500 value)

Red Feather at Dutch's (Cincinnati)

Asterisk

$25 gift certificate with a logo'd rocks glass

Asterick Supper Club (Westerville)

Apollo's Fire

2 Gold Level tickets to any Apollo's Fire concert in the 2024-2025 Subscription & Summer season. Expires July 31, 2025.

Apollo's Fire
The Original Pancake House

$40 Gift Card

The Original Pancake House (Westerville)

Snow Trails Skier Lodge450x300

Two All-Day All Area Lift Tickets for Skiing/Snowboarding plus two equipment rentals and group lessons

Snow Trails

The Sound Room

$100 Gift Certificate

The Sound Room at Polaris

Game On Arcade

$20 Game Card

Game On! Arcade & Sports Pub (Geneva-on-the-lake)

Old Firehouse Winery

$20 Gift Certificate

Old Firehouse Winery (Geneva-on-the-lake)

Sportcenter

$20 Sportcenter Game Card

Sportcenter Fun, LLC (Geneva-on-the-lake)

OtterbeinOtterbein Theat

Two tickets to 2024-25 Otterbein University Theatre & Dance or 2025 Otterbein Summer Theatre production of your choice

Otterbein University Department of Theatre & Dance

Pwp Aeg Logo Combo Black

Two tickets to Trombone Shorty (3/12/25 - Newport Music Hall)
Two tickets to Carter Winter (3/15/25 - Kemba Live)
Two tickets to Carly Pearce (4/10/25 - Kemba Live)
Two tickets to Awolnation (4/25/25 - Newport Music Hall)

AEG Presents / PromoWest Productions (Newport Music Hall and Kemba Live)

Shaker Rocks 2

Two free day passes with rental gear

Shaker Rocks (Shaker Heights)

Les Delices

Four tickets to The Mermaid
April 25, 7:30 The Knight Stage, Akron
April 26, 4:00 Heights Theater, Cleveland Heights
April 27, 4:00 West Shore UUC, Rocky River

Les Délices

Jm Cruise

Two tickets for "Discover the River" cruise - a 2 hour cruise on the Maumee River. Explore the stately homes, wildlife, and local history along the river. Picnic items are encouraged.

J & M Cruise Lines (Toledo)

 

Antique lithium collection: (value $50). Include: White rock mineral water bottle (late 1800s); 7-up “lithiated” lemon soda label (early 1900s); Lithia beer label and coaster (early 1900s) brewed with lithium containing mineral water; Bukets tin (early 1900s) diurectic containing lithium; and Crystal Lithia blue bottle (from Crystal Ice MFG, Columbus Ohio)

Alan Levy, MD, DLFAPA

 

Medical Inquiries and Observations (1815) Vol III and IV in 1 book; by Benjamin Rush MD (signer of the Declaration of Independence and a founder of APA) (value $1,000)

Alan Levy, MD, DLFAPA

 

Taylor’s Medical Jurisprudence (very rare 1856 edition); by Alfred S Taylor MD (6 chapters devoted to “Insanity”) (value $300)

Alan Levy, MD, DLFAPA

 

The Psychic Treatment of Nervous Disorders (1909) by Paul Dubois. (value $40)

Alan Levy, MD, DLFAPA

 

Interpretation of Dreams (rare 3rd edition, 1920) by Professor Sigmund Freud. (value $150)

Alan Levy, MD, DLFAPA

 

Interpretation of Dreams (1943) by Wilhelm Stekel MD (value $30)

Alan Levy, MD, DLFAPA

 

Dynamic Psychiatry (1952) by Franz Alexander MD and Helen Ross (value $30)

Alan Levy, MD, DLFAPA

 

Textbook of Psychiatry (1927) by Arthur Noyes (value $25)

Alan Levy, MD, DLFAPA

 

Practical Examination of Personality and Behavior Disorders (1936), by Kenneth Appel MD and Edward Strecker MD (value $25)

Alan Levy, MD, DLFAPA

 

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (rare 1st DSM 1955) (value $1,000)

Alan Levy, MD, DLFAPA

 

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (2nd edition-DSM II, 1968) (value $300)

Alan Levy, MD, DLFAPA

 

Sigmund Freud novelty (action figure and watch) (value $40)

Alan Levy, MD, DLFAPA

 

Print “Psychiatrist” from “The Doctors” (originally printed in Vanity Fair 1872 (value $50)

Alan Levy, MD, DLFAPA

 

A Taste of Great Britain (value $120): 3 half pints of delicious spiced apple chutney and a voucher for a British Christmas Cake mailed to your home. 

Heather Wobbe, DO and Alan Beggs