Child, Adolescent, Addiction Psychiatrist. Clinical Assistant Professor @NYU Opinion are my own. Mental Health and Policy Advocate
New York City
Joined July 2019
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In honor of Mental Health Action Day, we want to provide you with a few resources and tools to help you take action supporting your mental wellbeing #MentalHealthAction ow.ly/1REP50VTjs3
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Tips for supporting your child’s mental health ow.ly/KS4050VRn7P
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It doesn’t matter what kind of work you do or what you accomplish.
The public accolades are not a reflection of one’s true character.
What matters is how you treat people when no one is watching.
That includes the people you live with behind closed doors.
Jose Vito MD retweeted
Great team up between the AAPI ERG's at UP and UNMC this week to celebrate #AAPIHeritageMonth! Loved hearing the stories of family roots that led to Omaha. We are all connected through community! 🌱
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On May 14, NYU Grossman School of Medicine celebrated 96 graduating students at Carnegie Hall—marking not only the beginning of their medical careers but also the end of an era. #MedTwitter
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VIEWPOINTS | Suicide is the leading cause of death for Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) youth—with the rate skyrocketing from 1999 to 2021, growing by 72% for AAPI male youth and by 125% for AAPI female youth. ow.ly/kFw950VKPKU
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So much greatness & support at @AACAP Assembly of Regional Organizations!
#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #mentalhealth #MentalHealthAwareness @NAMICommunicate @CAP_MSR
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“How many of you are aware of how #AI is influencing clinical practice? The @WPA_Psychiatry has an AI working group to develop guidelines.
The complexity is increasing so we need skills and competencies to address the ethical and legal issues.”
- Dr Don Hilty #WCP24
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Criminalizing addiction with harsher penalties and cutting harm reduction services will lead to costly consequences- not just in taxpayer dollars but in human lives. This is a huge political failure to create effective drug policy reform. We already have one of the highest rates of drug-related incarceration—how will locking up even more people solve anything?
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Methadone and buprenorphine are lifesaving treatment for OUD. Yet less than 50% of US psychiatric hospitals offer these treatments.
When people are most vulnerable and seeking help in a crisis, they still are so often not able to access evidence based care where they need it.
Less than half (48%) of psychiatric hospitals provide medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD), despite high comorbidity of OUD and mental illness. ja.ma/4hLW7e8
Jose Vito MD retweeted
There is nothing wrong with wanting to better yourself.
However, you can’t have such an insatiable need for personal growth that you only fixate on the future.
You can appreciate current blessings and strive for a better tomorrow.
A dose of mindfulness and gratitude can help.
Jose Vito MD retweeted
From the Interim @AmerMedicalAssn at @WaltDisneyWorld directly to the @AAAP1985 Board Meeting in #NaplesFL - work work work & I wouldn’t have it any other way!
Super excited about my 3 workshops in the next few days! 🌟
#Advocacy #MedTwitter @APApsychiatric @unmcpsychiatry
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And just like that - all good things must come to an end. What a fantastic week of science, friendships, networking & caring. We thank ALL of You here in Seattle, online, or with us in spirit - until the next time - we’ll see you in Chicago 2025! #AACAP24
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Join us today to discuss the impact of patient suicide on trainees and supervisors- with @JeffreyHuntMD, Hun Millard MD and Darya long, MD at #AACAP2024
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Closed out AACAP day 1 with an enriching discussion about the role of the village when caregivers are absent
