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Learn how to identify burnout or depression, as well as ways to
manage stress in your daily life.
It is not new news that dentists are prone to professional burnout, anxiety disorders, and clinical depression. COVID-19 has added layers of other issues -- practice owners concerned about their staffs’ safety; associates concerned about job security; and the list goes on and on. But what can we do as a profession to identify, cope, and manage these challenges? This webinar will help attendees identify burnout or depression and offer guidance on where to seek support as well as ways to manage stress in your daily life.
Speakers
Matthew Shapiro
Matthew Shapiro is the Associate Director, Public Affairs for the National Alliance on Mental Illness-New York State (NAMI-NYS), the state chapter of NAMI, the nation’s largest grassroots organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and family members impacted by mental illness.
Matthew is the host of the NAMI-NYS produced video series Perspectives and is a frequent guest on Capital Region television and radio programs (such as Capital Tonight, Capital Pressroom and the AMC Roundtable) to discuss mental health issues. He has also presented at numerous national conferences and conventions. Matthew serves on several prominent state and national steering committees.
Matthew is the recipient of the 2019 NAMI Richard T. Greer Advocacy Award, 2020 STARR Coalition STARR of Excellence Award for Advocacy and the 2017 NYS Association for Psychiatric Rehabilitative Services Family Partner Award.
Dr. Dennis Bohlin
Dr. Bohlin received his DDS at Columbia University in 1978 and completed his residency at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in 1979. He has been in private practice in Manhattan ever since. Dr. Bohlin has expertise in implants and their restoration and all phases of general and cosmetic dentistry.
Dr. Bohlin has special interest and advanced training in substance use disorders and lectures at all five dental schools in NY on addiction and substance abuse in dentistry. He has served on the New York State Dental Association Committee on Chemical Dependency since 1985.
He is a member of the American Dental Association, New York Dental Association, American College of Dentistry and the New York Academy of Dentistry.
Dr. Bohlin lives with his wife Rosemary, and they were blessed with nine wonderful children and ten adorable grandchildren.
J. William “Bill” Claytor, Jr., DDS, MAGD
Dr. Bill Claytor graduated from the University of North Carolina (Adams) School of Dentistry and completed a two year General Practice Residency at the Medical University of South Carolina. He received the Academy of General Dentistry’s coveted Fellowship and Mastership, and most recently the prestigious AGD Lifelong Learning and Service Recognition Award. He also earned a certificate in Chemical Dependency Counseling from Union College.
Dr. Claytor is a consultant and Board Member of the Dental Well-Being Advisory Committee of the American Dental Association in Chicago. He is a panelist for the 2021 Clinical Practice Guideline on the Management of Acute Dental Pain of the American Dental Association’s Center for Evidence-Based Dentistry. He is Associate Director, North Carolina Caring Dental Professionals. Since 2016, he has provided the continuing education course, “N. C. Dental Opioid Update Course” each year for dental license renewal in North Carolina. In addition, he lectures throughout the U.S. on the Opioid Epidemic, the Marijuana Dilemma, Burnout, Perfectionism and Addiction, and gives webinars for the NCDS and ADA on Marijuana, the Opioid Epidemic, Stress and Burnout During the Covid Era, and Perfectionism. In the past, he has lectured at the Southeastern Conference on Addiction and Behavioral Health, the Annual Session of the Colorado Dental Association, the Tennessee Wellness Foundation, and most recently, the ADA’s Dental Health and Wellness National Conference in Chicago on these topics.
Dr. Claytor writes for several dental publications and online magazines about digital dentistry, endodontics, cone beam technology, and is a contributor for “Ask Bill” on www.digitalenamel.com, where he addresses current and relevant issues facing dentists today, including substance abuse, perfectionism and professional burnout.
Dr. Bill Claytor and his wife Lisa enjoy life with their two children, William and Jennifer, and their Jack Russell Terrier, Bailey.