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e-Bulletin NC Psychoanalytic Foundation Creating a more resilient community |
NCPF Needs Your Help!
We are in need of volunteers to assist in our holiday membership drive. If you are interested please contact Chrissy for more details at admin@ncpsychoanalysis.org. | |
Lost and Found
During the conference on October 24th, the following items were left:
* Navy women's blazes
* Red and blue umbrella.
Please contact our office (919-847-2323) if you are the owner. |
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NCPF Funds
The choice is yours!
NCPF accepts gifts to support designated programs and activities. The following are the funds our members can contribute to:
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General Fund
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Communications
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David Raft Community Outreach and Education Endowment
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Open Sky Children's Scholarship Fund
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Psychoanalytic Loan Fund
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NCPF Journalism Student Award
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Peaceful Schools-NC
Details about each of these funds can be found on our giving page. |
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Thank You to the Volunteers, Sponsors and Supporters of Back Off Bully!
NCPF would like to thank the following volunteers:
Linda Chupkowski
Sara Cott
Jenna Hamill
Anna Kirby
Brittany Matheson
Susan McMurray
Amy Propst
Akanksha Thakur
And a special thank you to the Junior League of Raleigh whose Quick Impact Team volunteered:
Amy Allen
Tricia Cole
Emily Greene
Andrea Hill-Binkley
Susan Mears
Jamie Parsons
Cornelia Shaw
Melaine Williams
Nora Zarcone
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Did you Know...
* If you, a family member, or close friend contributes to the United Way through work, you are able to designate the gift to NCPF on the United Way pledge form. Call us (847-2323) to learn more about how you can support us through gifts you are already giving.
* The NCPF relies on the generosity of individual members and donors for close to 75% of its budget.
* NCPF, through the Bill Jackson's Challenge, has raised 80% of their goal of $250,000. Contact us and turn your annual gift into a 5 year pledge and join the 12/12 club!
* Our work is carried out by a dedicated cadre of volunteers from the community and from the psychoanalytic profession.
* Our work is supported by two part-time employees equaling one full time equivalent.
* In addition to their professional degree and clinical training, psychoanalysts complete a 5-10 year program of intensive psychoanalytic education, including a personal analysis, closely supervised clinical work and 4 years of formal seminars.
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Don't Forget to Renew Your NCPF Membership
If you join the 12/12 Club you will receive a complimentary copy of Drs. Twemlow and Sacco's book, Why School Anti- bullying Programs Don't Work.
You may also order DVDs(unedited) from the Back Off Bully conference now and/or a copy of the above book. Contact admin@ncpsychoanalysis.org or call (919) 847-2323.
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Contact Us
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Just like any other nonprofit organization, the North Carolina Psychoanalytic Foundation needs your continued support. In previous e-bulletins we have listed ways in which you can show your support and thought it might be useful to list those again.
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Volunteer your time to assist with holiday membership drive.
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Become a sponsor of the 2nd Annual Multimedia Contest.
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Sign up for donation matching program at work.
Please contact our office at (919) 847-2323 or via email at admin@ncpsychoanalysis.org for additional information on ways you can help sustain the future of the Foundation. See side bar for a list of funds that you can designate your funds to go towards! |
Please don't forget to take the time to Renew your NCPF membership and help us continue to provide valuable programs in the future! |
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NCPF Board Member Keynote Speaker This Weekend At Symposium
 Paul Brinich is husband to Evelin, father to two young adults (Paul & Anja), and a psychoanalyst. Born and raised in Cleveland, Paul earned his BA from the University of Detroit and an MA and PhD from the University of Chicago. He did advanced clinical training at the Langley Porter Institute (University of California at San Francisco) and then went on to train as a child and adolescent psychoanalyst at the Hampstead Child-Therapy Clinic (now the Anna Freud Centre) in London, qualifying in 1977. He completed his training in adult psychoanalysis via the UNC-Duke Psychoanalytic Education Program in 2004. He has served on the faculties of the University of California at San Francisco, Case Western Reserve University, Duke University, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (where he currently is a Adjunct Clinical Professor in the Departments of Psychology and Psychiatry). He maintains a private practice in child, adolescent, and adult psychoanalysis and psychotherapy in Chapel Hill.
Dr. Brinich has been active in various psychoanalytic organizations in the Triangle area since his family and he moved here in 1990. He has been on the governing committees of the Psychoanalytic Education Center of the Carolinas and both of its joint predecessors, the Psychoanalytic Institute of the Carolinas and the Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Study Center. He has served on the board of the Lucy Daniels Center for Early Childhood (1997-2006). He has been elected President of the Association for Child Psychoanalysis (2002-2004) and the North Carolina Psychoanalytic Society (2008-2010). In addition, he is a senior editor for the Psychoanalytic Study of the Child. Dr. Brinich has served on the board of the NCPF on two different occasions, 1995-2003 and 2006-present.
Dr. Brinich will present the keynote talk, "Varieties of adoptive experience," at the annual symposium of the Alliance for Psychoanalytic Schools, hosted by the Lucy Daniels Center for Early Childhood. The theme of the symposium is "Lessons from therapeutic schools about helping adopted children." Running from Friday through Sunday, November 6-8, 2009, the symposium is co-sponsored by the North Carolina Psychoanalytic Society.
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Highlighted Programs - Open To General Public
Friday-Sunday, November 6-8, 2009
 Annual Symposium: Lessons from therapeutic schools about helping adopted children Location: 9003 Weston Parkway, Cary, NC 25513 (Lucy Daniels Center for Early Childhood)
Presented by: the North Carolina Psychoanalytic Society and the Alliance for Psychoanalytic Schools, and hosted by the Lucy Daniels Center for Early Childhood  Presenters include:Paul M. Brinich, Ph.D Hanna Perkins Center for Child Development Lucy Daniels Center for Early Childhood Kristin Beasley Candi Houghton Saturday, November 21 9am-3pm
Triangle Survivors of Suicide Conference:
A day of healing for those who have lost someone to suicide
Location: Meredith College, Ledford Hall, 3800 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh Fees: $15.00 for primary member, $10.00 for additional family members. (Lunch is included) Registration: www.Trianglesos.org or contact Larry Bernstein at (919) 946-0112 This conference is open to everyone (general public and professionals) CEUs are available upon request. For more information, please visit www.Trianglesos.org or contact Larry Bernstein at (919) 946-0112. |
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We would like to thank all those who contributed to the walkers of Team NCPF during the Walk For Hope. We contributed to the over $4000 that was raised that weekend and joined over 2000 participants who walked in support of mental health. If you were unable to contribute to Team NCPF prior to the walk, there is still time. You may continue to make contributions to our team by selecting "I want to contribute to a registered walker" and put Team NCPF under the Walker Code. Thank you for helping us make a difference in the community that we live!!
This is just one more way NCPF is helping to create a more resilient community! |
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Next MindPlay Coming in December
 The North Carolina Psychoanalytic Society's next MindPlay show of the 2009-2010 at PlayMakers Repertory Theater (Chapel Hill, NC) will be The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby by David Edgar from the Novel by Charles Dickens
Peter Perault, MD will lead the discussion following both the December 19th show at 8pm and December 20th show at 2pm.
The complete Dickens masterpiece comes to life! In a culture grown tired of the sound bite, we're seeing attention return to great storytelling traditions, and long before new masters such as JK Rowling, there was Charles Dickens, the greatest serial writer of them all. Edgar's adaptation takes us on a thrilling ride, with humor, fantastic turns of fate, and the rich, emotional moments that make up life's astounding journey.
For tickets: Single tickets for the 09-10 season on sale now. For more information call the box office at 919-962-7529. |
Important Information for Mental Health Professionals - November Programs
For more detailed information about these programs in November as well as others visit our calendar.
Saturday, November 7
The Carl Jung - Victor White letters explored through live, global seminar
Eastern Standard Time: 9am-10:30 am Jung-White theater piece (DVD or web streamed) 11am - 1pm Live discussion with Murray Stein from Zürich Sponsored by: The Asheville Jung Center in conjunction with the International School of Analytical Psychology Cost: $40 per person; with online registration to multiple international sites Location: Any group with high speed internet can become a partner with us in this program. Please e-mail us at AshevilleJungCenter@charter.net if you would like more information on joining us. Seats are limited, so please register soon. More information and preview trailer at: http://ashevillejungcenter.org/jungwhiteevent.aspx
Monday, November 16 11:30am - 2pm Clinical Lecture Series: Treating Clients and Ourselves with Positivity
Location: 325 Pittsboro St CB #3550 Chapel Hill, NC 27599 Presented by: Barbara Frederickson, PhD For more information: on series, speakers, and topics, please visit http://ssw.unc.edu/programs/clinical_lecture_series Questions? Ask dbarret@unc.edu
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| Sarah Stiegler, MS.Ed.
Executive Director (Interim)
NC Psychoanalytic Foundation | |
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