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December 11, 2009 NC Psychoanalytic Foundation
e-Bulletin
Weekly Mental Health Professional Update |
| Complete the December "We Are Listening" Poll
Which topic would you like to learn more about as it relates to NCPF?
The "winning" selection will be highlighted in the January monthly e-bulletin.
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Don't forget to renew your 2009-2010 membership. |
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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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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.
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! |
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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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2010-2011 American Psychanalytic Association's Fellowship Program
Application Deadline: Monday, February 8, 2010
The APSAA is seeking outstanding applicants from all three fof the major mental health professions: psychiatry, psychology, clinical social work, and from academia. Please feel free to email Chrissy at admin@ncpsychoanalysis.org if you are interested in recieving a copy of the 2010-2011 Fellowship Program brochure. Applications can be downloaded from www.apsa.org/fellowship. |
| 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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MHA Suvey
The Mental Health Association in NC needs your help!
Help them collect a thousand stories through this survey to share with policy makers.
There are three different surveys, one:
1. For Providers of the MHDDSA system who have cut services, employee rates, benefits, hours, etc...
2. For Employees (current or former employees of MHDDSA providers) who have lost or experienced reductions in hours, salary, benefits etc...
3. For Individuals who have lost some or all of their services within the MHDDSA system (includes residential and vocational). If the individual fears losing services but hasn't yet, fill out now and then again if/when the ind. does lose some or all of their services
Choose the one that best reflects your role and complete that survey.
The survey will be active between December 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010.
Individuals: Click here to complete the survey.
Providers survey for MH/DD/SAS providers (employers): Click here to complete the survey.
Employee survey for current or former employees of MH/DD/SAS providers: Click here to complete the survey.
Thank You and please pass along to others who have been affected by the recent budget cuts.
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Washington Multi-disciplinary Trauma Conference
March 4th -6th, 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 | |
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Give a gift that helps create a more resilient community! Become a new member or renew your membership TODAY. Make your gift in memory or in honor of someone on your list. Join or Rejoin Online!
Your tax deductible gift will add you as a 2009-2010 Friend of NCPF member. Check our updated membership list to make sure your name appears to help ensure you do not interrupt the member benefits you receive such as discounts on programs and program DVDs. Here is what your contribution can do:
- $50 will introduce 7 people to psychoanalytic concepts at a MindPlay post-performance discussion at PlayMakers.
- $100 will sponsor the education and awareness of 3 attendees about important mental health issues at our Annual Public Lecture.
- $150 will include you personally in our special post-lecture reception to meet and speak with our esteemed Annual Public Lecturer as well as provide discounted attendance at the lecture itself.
- $300 will train and support one teacher, school staff member, or parent in our Peaceful Schools-NC comprehensive model to create a bully-free school environment
- $500 will provide 10 children a safer daily learning experience in a school that has been trained with the Peaceful Schools-NC program.
It is especially important to our organization during these challenging economic times that we continue to receive contributions from our members and supporters. 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
Friday and Saturday, February 12-13, 2010
APPEAL: A Progressive Palliative Care Education Curriculum for the Care of African Americans and Life's End
Location: Durham Marriott Convention Center Sponsored by: The Duke University School of Medicine and Amedisys Home Health and Hospice Description: This interdisciplinary training offers technical palliative care expertise hand-in-hand with insights into caring for African Americans at the end of life. It is designed for those working in hospitals, hospices, outpatient clinics, nursing homes and office-based settings. Participants will leave this training with increased palliative care knowledge and skills as well as greater confidence and ability to communicate with African American patients and families. Physicians, nurses, social workers, medical chaplains and other clergy, psychologists, counselors, hospice and hospital administrators, pharmacists and family caregivers are invited to attend. To learn more about APPEAL go to www.iceol.duke.edu.
Continuing Education Credits:
American Medical Association Credit Statement
The Duke University School of Medicine designates this educational activity for a maximum of 12.75 AMA PRA Category 1 creditTM. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
Accreditation Statement
The Duke University School of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Social Workers
This program is approved by the National Association of Social Workers (886492617) for 13 continuing education contact hours.
Continuing Education Credits for Nursing
Duke University Health System Education Services Department is authorized by IACET to offer 1.13 CEU to participants who meet all criteria for successful completion of this conference.
See the APPEAL website for the full list of continuing education offerings and credit totals.
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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
December - January
Saturday, December 12 9am-10:30am*
Annual Fall Forum: The Impact of Mental Health Reform on our Community
Location: 1220 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Chapel Hill (Orange United Methodist Church)
Sponsor: The Mental Health Association in Orange County
RSVP attendance by noon on Friday, December 11th to: mhforum@mhaorangeco.org Or call (919) 942-8083, ext. 2
Friday, January 22, 2010 12pm - 1pm Jewish Family Services Clinical Connections 2009-2010: Treatment of Attachment Disorders in Children
Location: 3622 Lyckan Parkway, Suite 6002 Durham, NC 27707 (Jewish Federation Office) Speaker: Greta Zuck, PhD, LPC, NBCC, RPT Register in advance to receive CEU certificate at the program's conclusion. Other certificates will be mailed. Bring a vegetarian/dairy lunch. Drinks are provided. Pay in advance for the 2009-2010 programs by clicking here or contact Debbie Zoller at dzoller@shalomdch.org for more information. Monday, January 25, 2010 12-2pm (11:30 reception and sign-in) Beyond the gender binary: Broadening our lens and strengthening our work
Location: 325 Pittsboro St CB #3550 Chapel Hill, NC 27599 (Tate-Turner-Kurault Auditorium) Sponsored by: UNC-CH School of Social Work Clinical Lecture Series Speaker: Kendra Smith, PhD Registration fee is $20 per lecture (free to current field instructors, students, staff, and faculty at UNC-CH School of Social Work) Two CEUs available for each workshop. Pre-registration is required. To pre-register, please visit: http://ssw.unc.edu/jif/cls/v1.01 For more information (including videos of previous lectures), please visit: http://ssw.unc.edu/programs/clinical_lecture_series |
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Next MindPlay - December 19th and 20th
Saturday, Dec. 19 and Sunday, Dec. 20
The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby by David Edgar from the Novel by Charles Dickens
Discussant: Peter Perault, MD
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.
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. |
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NC Psychoanalytic Society presents:
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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Wishing you all a calm and safe holiday season!
Sincerely,
Sarah Stiegler, MS.Ed.
Executive Director (Interim)
NC Psychoanalytic Foundation |
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