Understanding Tardive Dyskensia

Learning Objectives:

1. Recognize the signs of tardive dyskinesia (TD), including early and subtle symptoms
2. Identify who is at risk and when to be concerned about abnormal involuntary movements
3. Confidently advocate for evaluation by communicating concerns with healthcare providers

Presenter Bio: Sabina Goldstein, MD, is a board-certified psychiatrist and supervising psychiatrist at Psychiatry of the Palm Beaches. She completed her residency in Psychiatry at Memorial Healthcare System in South Florida, where she served as Chief Resident and played an active role in resident education and curriculum development. Dr. Goldstein earned her medical degree from the American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine and holds a Bachelor of Arts from Columbia University. Her clinical interests include patient-centered care, community mental health, and expanding access to psychiatric services. She has contributed to the field through peer-reviewed publications and national poster presentations, and her work has been recognized with honors including the Best Case Study Award from the Florida Psychiatric Society. An active member of the American Psychiatric Association, Dr. Goldstein is committed to advancing high-quality, evidence-based care. Her approach integrates psychopharmacology with lifestyle and wellness strategies, grounded in the belief that mental and physical health are deeply interconnected.