14th Annual Pat Risser RSVP Conference

The 14th Annual Pat Risser RSVP Conference brings together a distinguished group of presenters, discussing critical and cutting-edge topics that impact behavioral health. Our keynote speaker, Dr. Joanna Moncrieff will be presenting on her drug-centered model, encouraging attendees to consider the research and think critically about the use of psychiatric drugs. Mr. Rob Wipond will join us to talk about the new suicide prevention hotline 9-8-8, emphasizing essential considerations related to coercive psychiatric detention, the application of diagnostic categories and mental health laws, and the use of tranquilizing drugs for "helping" people and social control purposes. This year's presenters emphasize the importance of thinking critically about behavioral health treatment and services and the critical nature of involving patient voice and choice at all levels of treatment and intervention. 


Featured Speakers

Pathways Peer Support
Pathways Peer Support
The Importance of Peer Support
Joanna Moncrieff, MD
Joanna Moncrieff, MD
Challenging Misperceptions about Psychiatric Drugs and Appraising Their Role in Recovery
Amy Price, Disability Rights Ohio
Amy Price, Disability Rights Ohio
A Seat at the Table: Integrating Perspectives of People with Lived Experience in Systemic Advocacy, An Overview of Disability Rights Ohio and the PAIMI Advisory Council
Rob Wipond
Rob Wipond
911 and 988: Both Help and Horror on Everyone's Speed Dial
Rob Wipond
Rob Wipond
Coercion in Community Settings
James Mooney, MD
James Mooney, MD
Patient Voice & Choice: Self-Advocacy and the Difference Between Collaborative & Coercive Care
Jonda Clemings, M.S. Ed., LSW
Jonda Clemings, M.S. Ed., LSW
“A Seat at the Table: Integrating Perspectives of People with Lived Experience in Systemic Advocacy, An Overview of Disability Rights Ohio and the PAIMI Council”
Trish Risser
Trish Risser
Patient Voice & Choice: Self-Advocacy and the Difference Between Collaborative & Coercive Care

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