Clinical Case Conference 2 (open)
"Impossible" at School: Consulting on Violent, Disruptive, and Highly Unusual Kids

Each presenter in the CCC is an experienced school consultant that has been asked to give opinions on children and adolescents who pose threats of violence, who disrupt their fellow students and classrooms, or who are so "different" that their schools have trouble accommodating them. Schools want to know if these students pose a threat, and, if so, what kind of threat. Case vignettes are used to show how “impossible” students at school present to a consulting psychiatrist and how the psychiatrist proceeds to handle these children. The three areas of focus are violence, school disruption, and extreme “differentness.” Attendees see how school consultants work with individual cases, understand how school consultations impact school policy, and consider the problem of prediction and prevention when looking at extremes in school behavior.
Wednesday, October 23, 2013: 1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Chair:
Lenore Terr, MD
Co-Presenter:
William C. Wood, MD
1:00 PM  
2.1
When a Student Murders: Reactions by Schools
William C. Wood, MD Weill Cornell Medical College, New York, NY
1:20 PM  
2.2
A Cross-Dresser at School
John M. Deeney, MD Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, OR
1:40 PM  
2.3
After All That Treatment is He Still Dangerous?
John M. Deeney, MD Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, OR
2:00 PM  
2.4
Shadows of Virginia Tech
Nancy Rappaport, MD Harvard Medical School, Cambridge, MA
2:20 PM  
2.5
“Daggering” in Middle School
Nancy Rappaport, MD Harvard Medical School, Cambridge, MA
2:40 PM  
2.6
Naive, Psychotic, and Romanian
Stewart Teal, MD University of California, Davis, Davis, CA
3:00 PM  
2.7
Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde: Two Years Apart
Stewart Teal, MD University of California, Davis, Davis, CA
3:20 PM  
2.8
Trying to Herd Cats: Getting Girls Together in a School for Tough Kids
Lenore Terr, MD University of California, San Francisco, Cloverdale, CA
3:40 PM  
2.9
Hearing Voices from Rural Mexico
Lenore Terr, MD University of California, San Francisco, Cloverdale, CA

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