Scholarship and Educational Contributions

Karlinsky H, Baird D, Espeut-Post D, Maxwell V, Tuka A. Walker K. “The Play’s The Thing”: A Theatrical Simulation of a Mental Health Review Board Hearing. UBC Dept of Psychiatry Grand Rds June 2, 2026.

Karlinsky H. My Psychiatrist is “Unprofessional and Ignorant”: How to Manage Online Physician Reviews. – Workshop. 74^th Annual Canadian Psychiatric Association Meeting.  Montreal, Quebec. Nov 8, 2024

Karlinsky H. Truth-telling and Deception in the Care of Persons with Dementia, Long Term and Continuing Care Association of Manitoba Annual Meeting.  Winnipeg, Manitoba. May 9, 2023

Karlinsky H. Duty to Report? Germanwings Flight 9525, Fitness to Fly and Other Considerations Pertaining to Mental Health and Aviation Safety. OEMAC –CBOM 39^th Annual Scientific Conference. Victoria Sep 12, 2022.

Karlinsky H. Rethinking ‘One of the strangest group experiments of all time.’ Point of View Magazine. Published July 9, 2019. http://povmagazine.com/articles/view/sex-raft-documentary-experiment-explained

Karlinsky H, Tuka A. PTSD and Posttraumatic Cinema. Depictions of the Psychological Wounds of War. American Psychiatric Association Annual Conference, San Francisco, California. May 17, 2019.

Karlinsky H. So You Want to Start a Mental Health Film Series? American Psychiatric Association Annual Conference, New York, NY. May 6, 2018

Karlinsky H. Keynote Address. Mental Illness and the Educational Power of Film. 14^th Annual Geriatric Services Conference. Vancouver. April 7, 2017

Karlinsky H. An Historical Analysis of Sigmund Freud’s Failure to Win a Nobel Prize in Medicine (and Literature). Health Sciences Centre Dept of Psychiatry Grand Rds. Winnipeg, Man. Oct 28, 2014

Karlinsky H. Out of Mind, Out of Sight. The Other Film Festival. Melbourne, Australia. Dec, 2014.

Karlinsky H. The Horse Boy – Attending to the Stories Our Patients Tell Us, Academic Psychiatry 37: 271–275, 2013

Karlinsky H. Invited Lecture: Psychiatry and the Movies: A Case Study – Lars and the Real Girl. BC Nurses’ Union Annual Conference. Richmond. May 16, 2012

Karlinsky H. Invited Lecture: A New Look at Empathy: The Zelig Syndrome and Beyond. 14^th Annual International CPD Conference March 2011

Karlinsky H.  The Impact of a Mental Health Film Series on Stigma and Knowledge. 4th International Conference ‘People with Disabilities’ Athens, Greece. June 22, 2009.

Invited Lecture: Groundhog Day: An Analysis. World Suicide Day. UBC Campus. Sept 10, 2006

Karlinsky H. Psychiatry, Technology and the Corn Fields of Iowa. Canadian Psychiatric Association Journal. 49: 1-3, 2004.

Karlinsky H. Doc Hollywood North: Part II. The Clinical Applications of Movies in Psychiatry. Canadian Psychiatric Association Bulletin. 35: No 2. 14-16. 2003

Karlinsky H. Doc Hollywood North: Part I. The Educational Applications of Movies in Psychiatry. Canadian Psychiatric Association Bulletin. 35: No 1, 9-12. 2003

Karlinsky H. Telepsychiatry: A Canadian Perspective on Program Design and Implementation. 2002 Annual Mtg American Psychiatric Association. Philadelphia, USA. May 22, 2002.

Invited Lecture: Saint John – St. Stephen Telepsychiatry Program.  Saint John Regional Department of Psychiatry.  Saint John, NB.  August 26, 1999

Expert Participant: The Canadian Consensus Conference on the Assessment and Management of Dementia.  Montreal, Quebec. February 27, 1998

Berg JM, Karlinsky H, Holland AD (editors): Alzheimer’s Disease, Down’s Syndrome, And Their Relationship.  Oxford University Press.  Oxford, 1993.

Berg JM, Karlinsky H, Lowy F (editors): Alzheimer’s Disease Research: Ethical and Legal Issues.  Carswell, Toronto, 1991.