Online Training (eLearning)
Expand your understanding and best practices when it comes to treating patients with a premenstrual disorder. The following online courses include CE-accredited and non-CE accredited clinical training on Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) and Premenstrual Exacerbation (PME) of underlying psychiatric disorders.
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IAPMD Professional Community
Attend virtual webinars held bi-monthly by premenstrual disorder experts in Cycle Science and Clinical Practice. A chance to learn more about PMDD & PME, and network with other professionals.
Differential Diagnosis - Bipolar Disorder, PMDD, and Premenstrual Exacerbation of Bipolar Disorder
The aim of the session is to provide basic concepts of differential diagnosis and management of women and AFAB individuals presenting with symptoms of bipolar disorder and PMDD. The session is intended for a generalist audience of health care professionals without a psychiatry background and will be organized into three parts. After providing a brief introduction to bipolar disorder, the principles of differential diagnosis between bipolar disorder and PMDD will be presented. The importance of a correct diagnosis and its impact on treatment decisions will be emphasized. In the third and final part, premenstrual exacerbations of bipolar disorder and comorbidity between bipolar disorder and PMDD will be discussed. As robust research evidence on the topics discussed is lacking, a critical review of the scientific literature available will be integrated with experiences from clinical practice.
Speaker: Dr. Arianna Di Florio
Acknowledging Gender and Sex
A free online course from the Center of Excellence for Transgender Health. Help clinic staff and providers create a welcoming environment for transgender people.
2018 PMDD Annual Conference
Access video presentations, slides, and resources that enable better understanding of the etiology, diagnosis, impact, and treatment of Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) and Premenstrual Exacerbation (PME) of underlying disorders.