Riese, Amy

Amy Riese
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Positions

Assistant Professor
Associate Program Director, General Psychiatry Residency
Director, Student Mental Health Services, Psychiatry , College of Medicine and Life Sciences

Contact Info

Amy.Riese@UToledo.Edu

selected publications

Article (Faculty180)
- 2021
  
  Teaching Lifestyle Medicine to Medical Students by Increasing Self-Awareness. Front Med Health Res. 3:1-6.
- 2019
  
  Characteristics Associated with Depression and Suicidal Thoughts Among Medical Residents: Results from the DEPRESS-Ohio Study. Academic Psychiatry. 43:480–487.
- 2019
  
  “Effects of a Resiliency Program on Burnout and Resiliency in Family Medicine Residents.” . The International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine. 54:327-335.
- 2019
  
  “Perceptions of Residents and Their Training Directors Regarding Wellness Education, Program Support, and Access to Depression Treatment: the DEPRESS-Ohio Study. Academic Psychiatry. 43:488-493.
- 2018
  
  Needs Assessment: Identifying Perceived Needs of Medical Residents in Areas of Self-Management, Coping and Balancing Life. Journal of Health Science and Education. . 2:1-7.
Conference Poster (Faculty180)
Lecture or Panel Discussion (Faculty180)
- 2010
  
  “Benefits and Liabilities of Using Benzodiazepines.” . Open Door Community Health Centers, Eureka, California.
- 2009
  
  “Tips for Choosing and Using Mood Stabilizers Effectively.” . ” Open Door Community Health Centers, Eureka, California,.
- 2009
  
  “Tips for Diagnosing Bipolar Disorder and Implications for Treatment.” . Open Door Community Health Centers, Eureka, California.
Presentation (Faculty180)
- 2021
  
  "Physician Depression and Suicide"
- 2018
  
  Career Day
Review (Faculty180)
- 2021
  
  Peer Reviewer
Workshop (Faculty180)
- 2016
  
  “Keeping Afloat in Rough Seas -A Guide to Surviving Changes in a Residency Program” . AAP Annual Meeting and Conference. 2016 Association of Academic Psychiatry.

full name

Amy Riese

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