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November 13, 2009 NC Psychoanalytic Foundation
e-Bulletin
Weekly Mental Health Professional Update |
"We Are Listening" Poll
(Watch for results of our November poll and a new question in the December monthly e-bulletin.)
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Our fan base has doubled on FaceBook! Are you one yet?
Together our community will become resilient. |
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Advocacy Committee Call for Member Help
Chair of the NCPF Advocacy Committee, Dr. Mary Kilburn, would like any interested NCPF Friends and Supporters to contact the Foundation if they are interested communicating the organization's thoughts and feelings about current mental health legislation. Personal relationships with NC legislators is the key to making sure our voices are heard. Anyone interested should contact Chrissy for a list of legislators who still need NCPF liaisons. Don't miss this opportunity to help us create a more resilient community! |
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Ways YOU can Support NCPF
Become an NCPF member or renew your membership. Join Online NOW!
Utilize iGive. Purchase your online holiday gifts through iGive and NCPF will receive a percentage of your purchase as a donation.
Share the NC Peaceful Schools Cause with your friends on FaceBook.
Volunteer to assist in our holiday membership drive (contact Chrissy in the office for more details).
Become a sponsor of the 2nd Annual Multimedia Contest.
Participate in your company match program.
Already contributing to the United Way? Earmark your funds to go towards NCPF.
Contact Chrissy at (919) 847-2323 for more details! |
| DVDs and Books Available! |
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We are now taking orders for DVDs for the Back Off Bully conference and still have " Why School Antibullying Programs Don't Work" available. You can download and order form or call our office at (919) 847-2323 to order.
Interested in a FREE copy of the book? Just become a new 12/12 club member (make a pledge for 5 years at $50 or above) and you are eligible to receive a free copy of the book written by Stuart Twemlow, MD and Frank Sacco, PhD. |
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Referral Numbers & Links
(919) 685-1956
HopeLine
(24/7 crisis line):
(919) 231-4525
toll free:
1-877-235-4525
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Save the Date - Next MindPlay in December
Saturday, Dec. 19 and Sunday, Dec. 20
The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby by David Edgar from the Novel by Charles Dickens
Location: 120 Country Club Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (Paul Green Theatre)
Discussant: Peter Perault, MD
MINDPLAY is a series of psychoanalytic discussions held in the Paul Green Theater immediately after Playmakers performances on selected Saturday evenings and Sunday matinees. A psychoanalyst will explore emotion, character and relationships in the play, and invite lively audience participation.
MINDPLAY discussions are free and open to the public. MINDPLAY is hosted by PlayMakers Repertory Company and sponsored by the North Carolina Psychoanalytic Foundation, Lucy Daniels Foundation and the NC Psychoanalytic Society. |
| Out of Darkness Walk |
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Saturday, Nov. 14
Time: 2pm-5pm (check-in @ noon)
Location: Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminar Wake Forest, North Carolina
Hosted by: American Foudation for Suicide Prevention Click here for more information. | |
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Have you supported NCPF by becoming a 2009-2010 member? Join NOW!
Check our updated membership list to make sure your name appears. It is especially important to our organization during these challenging economic times that we continue to receive contributions from our members and supporters. We are in the midsts of expanding our well-received, successful Peaceful School-NC programs all over the state, but we cannot do it without your support! With your assistance we can bring resiliency to our community.
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Continue to encourage your friends and colleagues to join our e-mail list and to become active in the psychoanalytic community in North Carolina.
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Newly Added to the Calendar & Updates
Wednesday, November 18 7pm-9pm North Carolina Society for Clinical Social Work
Fall Workshop - Personality Disorders: A view from the movies
Location: UNC School of Social Work at 325 Pittsboro Street, Chapel Hill Presenter: Jay Williams, PhD, LCSW, BCD Fees: $25 for NCSCSW Members; $35 for non-members, and Free for students and trainees* To register: Send name, address, preferred phone number, and email to NCSCSW, PO Box 30006, Raleigh, NC 27622-0006 *Members, students, and trainees may register via email. All others, please mail information along with payment. CEUS: Two contact hours available Brief description: This seminar uses vignettes from popular movies to illustrate personality disorders. It also includes an overview of the history of the personality disorder diagnosis and discussion of diagnostic criteria for various personality disorders. Brief bio: Jay Williams has 37 years of experience as a clinical social worker. He has been in private practice in Chapel Hill since 1978. He is an adjunct professor of social work at UNC where he teaches brief treatment, adjunct associate professor of psychiatry at UNC where he supervises psychiatry residents, and adjunct assistant professor at Smith College where he supervises PhD students, and assistant director of the Psychoanalytic Study Center of the Carolinas. Questions: Please contact the North Carolina Society for Clinical Social Work at 850-3328 or admin@ncscsw.org
Thursday - Saturday, March 4, 5, and 6, 2010
Washington Multi-disciplinary Trauma Conference - Trauma: Intersections Among Narrative, Neuroscience, and Psychoanalysis A Multi-disciplinary Conversation
Co-sponsored by: The Washington Center for Psychoanalysis and the George Washington University Departments of Psychiatry, English, and Human Sciences Location: At The George Washington University in Foggy Bottom, Washington, DC With Keynote Speakers:Bruce Perry, MD Cathy Caruth, PhD Howard Steele, PhD Jacob Lindy, MD Francoise Davoine, PhD, & Jean-Max Gaudilliere, PhD And Panelists:
Doris Brothers, PhD Alan Cheuse Registration: REGISTRATION IS LIMITED - REGISTER NOW * * Website and Registration Link at: www.washingtontraumaconference.com
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As always, we encourage you to submit programs to be included on our calendar that are mental health related and/or have a psychodynamic focus. Our staff will then review the program and post appropriate additions to our calendar. We appreciate your assistance in helping create a more comprehensive listing for those interested in the mental health community. Please forward program information to Chrissy at admin@ncpsychoanalysis.org.
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Mental Health Professional Programming
November
Monday, November 16 11:30am-2pm
Clinical Lecture Series: Treating Clients and Ourselves with Positivity
Wednesday, November 18 7pm-9pm North Carolina Society for Clinical Social Work
Fall Workshop - Personality Disorders: A view from the movies
Location: UNC School of Social Work at 325 Pittsboro Street, Chapel Hill Presenter: Jay Williams, PhD, LCSW, BCD Fees: $25 for NCSCSW Members; $35 for non-members, and Free for students and trainees* To register: Send name, address, preferred phone number, and email to NCSCSW, PO Box 30006, Raleigh, NC 27622-0006 *Members, students, and trainees may register via email. All others, please mail information along with payment. CEUS: Two contact hours available Questions: Please contact the North Carolina Society for Clinical Social Work at 850-3328 or admin@ncscsw.org
Saturday, November 21 9am to 3om 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 NC 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 For more information: Please visit www.Trianglesos.org or contact Larry Bernstein at (919) 946-0112 |
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NC Psychoanalytic Society presents:
2009
Saturday, December 5 10am-12noon
Location: 9001 Weston Parkway, Cary, NC 27513 ( Lucy Daniels Foundation) Cost: $45 ($50 at the door) Registration prior to the date of the program is encouraged and appreciated. The presentation is offered at no charge to NC Psychoanalytic Society members.  Presenter: Steve Bennett, ThM, PhD is a psychoanalyst, clinical psychologist, and seminary graduate who, as the Director of the Center for Psychological and Family Services in Chapel Hill, NC has consulted with numerous ministers and congregations and trained psychotherapists in the integration of psychology and theology. He is a recent graduate of the Psychoanalytic Institute of the Carolinas (now the Psychoanalytic Education Center of the Carolinas), is on faculty of the PECC, and is adjunct clinical faculty in the UNC Department of Psychiatry. His formal training in departments of theology, philosophy, psychology, and religious studies contribute to a broad understanding of the relationship between religious faith and psychological functioning. His work on the integration of psychology and theology was recognized with the Travis Award by the Fuller Graduate School of Psychology. 2010
May 22 10am-12noon
(Lucy Daniels Foundation)
Kerry Kelly and Jack Novick
Building Emotional Muscle in Children, Parents, Teachers, and Patients |
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Psychoanalytic Education Center of the Carolinas
A Division of the North Carolina Psychoanalytic Society
Spring Open Courses
Beginning January 2010
Click on course titles for details, prerequisites & registration information.
Putting the Analytic Attitude to Work
Instructors: Ingrid B. Pisetsky, MD & Donald L. Rosenblitt, MD
Assistant Instructor: Donna Stanley, LCSW
Begins: January 26
CME Credits: 24
CE Credits: 9 Category A & 15 Category B
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We are excited to share the many programs being offered throughout the mental health community.
Sincerely,
Sarah Stiegler, MS.Ed.
Executive Director (Interim)
NC Psychoanalytic Foundation |
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