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| NC Psychoanalytic Foundation
Bi-Weekly Mental Health Newsletter |
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NCPF on WRAL: See our Peaceful School pilot site featured on WRAL news that aired on January 22nd at 6pm. Watch it now! | |
| February Poll |
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Click here to take our poll and be entered into a raffle for a set of NCPF DVDs of your choice (Challenging Financial Times or Back Off Bully) |
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| Referral Numbers and Links |
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Psychoanalytic Referral Service
(919) 685-1956
Hope Line (24/7)
(919) 231-4225
1-877-235-4525
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| APsaA: Away from the Couch and into the Community |
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NCPF Board Member and former Chairman, Harold Kudler, MD, highlighted
four NC initiatives during the annual American Psychoanalytic Association meeting in New York held on January 13-17. Among those initiatives featured was Peaceful Schools-NC. Click here to read the an article by MedPage Today highlighting elements from Dr. Kudler's presentation. |
| NCPF Board Member, Dr. Harold Kudler, joins plenary panel for discussion at
Trauma Conference |
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Thursday - Saturday, March 4, 5, and 6, 2010 Trauma: Intersections Among Narrative, Neuroscience, and Psychoanalysis at The George Washington University in Foggy Bottom, Washington, DC Click here for Information and Registration |
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We are creating a new "Marketing and Communications Committee" that will work in cooperation with our staff to help produce and manage the information that will go into bi-weekly, professional
announcements and our monthly general community announcements. If you are interested in assisting this committee, please contact Chrissy Cicuto for additional information at (919) 847-2323.
Our Peaceful Schools Committee is actively looking for appropriate grants to support the second year of our Durham pilot site and for a year one pilot in both Wake County and Charlotte beginning July 1, 2010. If you have any suggestions for funding sources, please email Sarah Stiegler .
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| London Conference
JACQUES LACAN TODAY |
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Saturday & Sunday
May 8-9, 2010
Where: Cruciform Building, University College London
Speakers will include: Lionel Bailly (University College London), Bernard Burgoyne (Middlesex University), Kirsten Campbell (Goldsmiths, University of London), Lorenzo Chiesa (University of Kent), Jason Glynos (University of Essex), John Phillips (National University of Singapore) and Alain Vanier (Universite Paris VII)
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Dear Colleagues and Friends of NCPF,
Thank you to all of those who participated in our January Poll. The winner of the raffle for January's DVD set is Margaret Wilner. Congratulations! See how you can be entered in the next drawing under the heading FREE DVDs.
Last month we asked you, our readers, "How frequently should NCPF distribute the Mental Health Professional E-Bulletins?" Weekly or Bi-Weekly, and 81% of our readership prefer to receive the once weekly e-bulletin on a bi-weekly basis. Therefore, NCPF will distribute a monthly e-bulletin referred to as our "Monthly Community Newsletter" the first week of each month to our entire e-mail list and a bi-weekly professional e-bulletin on the second and fourth weeks of each month to mental health professionals. Please see this month's poll question to be entered in the next raffle! |
| Newly Added to the Calendar & Updates |
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Just Added
Saturday, February 20 10am-2:30 p.m.
Transition to Adulthood: Strategies for Creating a Comprehensive Plan for Children With Special Needs & Disabilities
(8:30 to 9:45 a.m. - Parent Support Group in Parlor)
Where: Orange United Methodist Church - Fellowship Hall (1220 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Chapel Hill)
Co-Sponosored with: FAN by Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools and Orange County Schools EC Depts., the Special Education PTA in Orange County and Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools (SEPTA), and the CHCCS Special Needs Advisory Council (SNAC).
To register: Contact Julie Bailey at 919-942-8083, x. 2, or email julie@mhaorangeco.org, or REGISTER ONLINE by FEBRUARY 18!
Help us, help you communicate about valuable upcoming programs within the mental health community. Please forward all programs you would like included on our community calendar to Sarah Stiegler for review at sstiegler@ncpsychoanalysis.org. |
| Programs and Training |
| February - March 15
Saturday & Sunday, February 13 & 14 8pm & 2pm
Mindplay: All My Sons by Arthur Miller
Where: 120 Country Club Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 (Paul Green Theatre)
Discussant: John Tisdale, DMin
Saturday, February 20 10am-2:30 p.m. Transition to Adulthood: Strategies for Creating a Comprehensive Plan for Children With Special Needs & Disabilities
(8:30 to 9:45 a.m. - Parent Support Group in Parlor) Where: Orange United Methodist Church - Fellowship Hall (1220 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Chapel Hill) To register: Contact Julie Bailey at 919-942-8083, x. 2, or email julie@mhaorangeco.org, or REGISTER ONLINE by FEBRUARY 18th!
Sunday, February 21 3pm - 4:30pm
'Faith, Hope and Love' When One Suffers From a Mental Illness
Where: Fellowship Hall, Binkley Baptist Church 1712 Willow Drive, Chapel Hill,
NC
Presented by: Faith Connections on Mental Illness
Clergy Panel:
Rev. Steve Hickle - Fairmont United Methodist Church
Rev. Emmanuel Katongole - Duke Divinity School
Rev. Dale Osborne - Binkley Baptist Church
Monday, February 22 12noon-2pmUNC-Ch School of Social Work Clinical Lecture Series: ADHD: Differential diagnosis and treatment strategies across the life course
Where: UNC-CH School of Social Work
Presenter: Jack Naftel, MD
Fees: $20 per workshop
CEUs: 2 contact hours
On-line Registration: http://ssw.unc.edu/programs/clinical_lecture_series
Questions: Contact dbarrett@unc.eduThursday - Saturday, March 4, 5, and 6
Trauma: Intersections Among Narrative, Neuroscience, and Psychoanalysis
Where: George Washington University in Foggy Bottom, Washington, DC
For more details see sidebar.
Saturday, March 13, 2010 9am - 4:15 pm
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 Multiple Ways to Enter February Raffle
This month we will be offering multiple opportunities to all our membership to be entered into this month's raffle. There are five ways to be entered:
1. Answer the February poll question.
2. JOIN NCPF for the 2009-2010 membership year.
3. Make an additional contribution (i.e. grant challenge- see details below, PS-NC fund, Raft Fellowship Fund or the CFL fund)
4. Become a monthly contributor using our AutoPay system.
5. Join the 12/12 club by making a 5 year pledge.
Please feel free to contact Chrissy Cicuto in the office at (919) 847-2323 or via email ccicuto@ncpsychoanalysis.org for additional details.
GRANT CHALLENGE
As part of this process, we have a challenge from board members Harold Kudler and Carroll Heins to raise $2,000 to help pay those engaged in locating, writing and submitting our grants. We have already been successful in raising $1700 of the $2000, but we are asking you, our supporters, to help us raise the remaining $300. Our goal is to submit at least 6 grants worth over $75,000 to support a pilot site in Durham, Wake and possible Charlotte areas.
You may make your donations through our secure online donation page or by mailing your donation to 901 Paverstone Drive, Suite 11, Raleigh, NC 27615. Please make sure to make a note it is for the "GRANT Challenge." As always, we appreciate the generosity of all those who support our efforts in helping to create a more resilient community. |
| MindPlay |
| When Believing Isn't Seeing
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| Psychoanalytic Education Center of the Carolinas |
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Certificate Programs
Application Deadline for
Fall 2010 Admission
April 17, 2010
Now accepting applications for certificate programs in psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic psychotherapy. Applicants who would like to begin matriculation in fall 2010 should submit their application materials by April 17.
 Spring 2010 Course - DATE CHANGE
Dates: April 8 - May 27 (Thursdays) Instructor: Steve Bennett, PhDA
(Applications due May 3, 2010)
The Candidate Assistance Fund of the American Psychoanalytic Association provides loans up to $5,000 to candidates training to be psychoanalysts. The loans are to be repaid within a maximum of six years. Currently, between five and seven loans are made annually.
There are two criteria considered in approving a Candidate Assistance Fund loan:
1. the need as evidenced by an applicant's financial need.
2. the ability to repay the loan as evidenced by the applicant's overall financial health.
Eligibility: APsaA Affiliate Members in good standing are eligible to apply to the Fund. Affiliate Members must have completed one year of training. Financial need must be demonstrated.
Application Procedure: Email Dean Stein, APsaA's Executive Director, for an application form at deankstein@apsa.org. Application Deadline: Applications for loans from the Candidate Assistance Fund need to be received at the APsaA offices by 5:00pm Monday, May 3, 2010. | |
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Sarah Stiegler
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