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The Miami Symposium 2025: Interdisciplinary Solutions to Mental Health Challenges: From Precision Medicine to Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation

The Power of Collaboration in Mental Health

Eneida O. Roldan, MD, MPH, MBA
Martha B. Koo, MD, FASAM, LFAPA, FCTMSS
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Collaborative Care: Teaching Multidisciplinary Approaches to Mental Health in Health Professions Education
Presented by, Dr. Eneida Roldan
By exploring TMS and other emerging therapies, this session underscores how interdisciplinary collaboration can advance effective strategies for treating complex mental health and neurological disorders. Participants will gain practical insights for integrating evidence-based approaches across disciplines, fostering communication between mental health specialists, medical providers, and allied health professionals. The session also highlights real-world case examples and innovative teaching methods to enhance competency in multidisciplinary care.

Breaking Silos: Building Interdisciplinary Models and Operationalizing Collaboration for Transdisciplinary Comprehensive Behavioral Health Care
Presented by, Dr. Martha Koo
In today’s fragmented mental health landscape, delivering effective and compassionate care requires more than simply co-locating diverse professionals—it demands true integration. This presentation explores how interdisciplinary collaboration can be intentionally designed and operationalized within a company and across levels of care and services to enhance outcomes for individuals with mental health and substance use disorders. Drawing from the speaker’s experience as Chief Medical Officer of Your Behavioral Health, a large behavioral healthcare company that offers TMS, medication management, psychotherapy, and higher levels of care (detox, residential, PHP, IOP and long-term aftercare), this session outlines a real-world interdisciplinary care model. Attendees will learn strategies for facilitating interprofessional communication, coordinating transitions between levels of care, and overcoming common operational barriers. Case examples will illustrate how clinical, operational and management teams can collaborate to deliver optimal, individualized healthcare. By the end of the session, participants will be equipped with actionable insights to break silos in their own systems and foster a culture of shared responsibility and patient-centered integration.

Educational Goal

To equip health professions students and practitioners with the knowledge, skills, and collaborative strategies needed to integrate multidisciplinary approaches—including TMS and other emerging therapies—into the assessment and treatment of complex mental health and neurological disorders. The educational goal of this session is for attendees to gain tools to build integrated models that improve communication, streamline care, and deliver comprehensive, patient-centered behavioral health services.

Learning Objectives

Participants will be able to:

  • Explain how clinical, operational, and management teams can collaborate to deliver comprehensive, patient-centered behavioral health services.

  • Summarize how to intentionally design and operationalize interdisciplinary collaboration.

  • Describe at least three strategies for facilitating interprofessional communication, coordinating transitions between levels of care, or overcoming common operational barriers.

  • Define the role of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) in treating psychiatric, neurological, and psychological conditions such as treatment-resistant depression, suicidality, OCD, and addictions.

  • Explain how innovative therapies like TMS can be integrated into multidisciplinary treatment settings.

  • Develop strategies to apply multidisciplinary insights to their own clinical practice for more comprehensive patient care.

Target Audience

  • Addiction Professional
  • Counselor
  • Marriage & Family Therapist
  • Nurse
  • Physician
  • Psychologist
  • Social Worker

Presenters

Eneida O. Roldan, MD, MPH, MBA
Eneida O. Roldan, MD, MPH, MBA is founding faculty of the FIU Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine. Currently, she serves in multiple roles at the College of Medicine that includes Chief Executive Officer of FIU Health Care Network, Associate Dean for International Affairs, Associate Dean for the Master in Physician Assistant Studies and Professor. As a founding faculty, she collaborated in the development of the Professionalism Strand Curriculum at the College of Medicine. As the Associate Dean of International Affairs, she has successfully partnered with 61 countries and 345 universities globally since 2013. Prior to her current role at FIU, she served as President and CEO of Jackson Health System being the first woman and first Hispanic person to lead the public safety net health system. Dr. Roldan has served in numerous leadership and executive roles in national and international organizations, medical and certification boards and has extensive experience in media as a spokesperson in health policy, healthcare management, leadership, and obesity. She has authored several scientific papers and chapters in medical textbooks on obesity, mentorship, healthcare leadership and management and has been honored with numerous awards in Medicine and Business. She was recently featured in the Science and Technology chapter with her biography as a healthcare administrator in the book Cuban American Women Making History published in 2023. In addition to her Medical, Public Health and Business degrees, Dr. Roldan has attended executive programs in education, leadership, and business at Harvard Institute of Higher Education, Thunderbird School of Global Management, and University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business where she is an Alumnus, Wharton Fellow and an Aresty Scholar. She currently serves on the Executive Education Advisory Board at the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business. During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Dr. Roldan led the COVID-19 efforts as Chair of the FIU University Healthcare task force on testing, vaccination, and media appearances. She was chosen by the AAMC and CDC COVID-19 project on educating the public on vaccine hesitancy in the Hispanic population. She appeared on international, national, and local media delivering scientific evidenced-based information on the importance of COVID-19 vaccination.
Martha B. Koo, MD, FASAM, LFAPA, FCTMSS
Dr. Martha Koo is double board-certified in psychiatry and addiction medicine, a psychoanalyst, and a certified psychedelic-assisted therapist. She completed undergraduate studies at Princeton University, medical training at the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine, psychiatry residency training at the UCLA Resnick Neuropsychiatric Institute, psychoanalytic training at the New Center for Psychoanalysis, and certification in psychedelic assisted therapy at the California Institute of Integral Studies. Dr. Koo is currently the Chief Medical Officer of Your Behavioral Health (YBH), a multi-site, insurance-based California behavioral healthcare company that offers a full continuum of care for adolescents and adults with mental health and substance use disorders, from medication management, individual psychotherapy, and transcranial magnetic stimulation to intensive outpatient, residential, detox and long-term aftercare. With a strong background in human psychodynamics, psychological theory, psychiatric medicine, and neuroscience, Dr. Koo has dedicated her career to community, academic and professional advocacy for the advancement of psychiatric care, and she is a passionate advocate for the use of novel mental health treatment interventions. Dr. Koo is the 2025-26 Immediate Past President of the Clinical TMS Society (CTMSS) and on the Board of Directors of the CTMSS and the Foundation for the Advancement of Clinical TMS (FACTMS).