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NCPF noted in CarolinaParent.com blog: See NCPF and our Peaceful School-NC initiative discussed by the web editor for Carolina Parent. Read it now! The word is spreading. |
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This seems to be a time filled with many enriching programs. We would like to take a moment to highlight some March events that either current or former Board Members are involved or are psychoanalytically focused. You can find more detailed information about these events below:
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March 13 - Trauma in the Trenches taking place in Charlotte, NC will have Dr. Mary Gail Farley-O'Dea, NCPF Peaceful Schools-NC committee member, as the keynote speaker and Dr. Lida Jeck, NCPF Board Member, as a discussant.
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March 20 & 21 - NCPF Board Member and former Chair, Dr. Harold Kudler, will lead the MindPlay discussion after the show Speaking Earnestly.
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| March Poll |
When do you like to attend 2-hour lectures or scientific programs?
Friday afternoon, Friday night, Saturday morning.
 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).
NCPF offers 2 e-mail announcements, a Monthly newsletter which is distributed to all e-mail subscribers and a bi-weekly newsletter for mental health providers. Please contact admin@ncpsychoanalysis.org to make any changes to your e-mail subscription. |
| Board Member "Spotlight" |
Lisa Barnhardt, MSW, has been on the NCPF Board since 2006  at which time she also assumed the position as Chair of the Speakers Bureau. She received an undergraduate degree in Social work from UNC-Greensboro in 1973. She worked for two years as a social worker with foster children in a county Social Services agency before returning to school and graduating from the UNC School of Social Work in 1977 and completing her graduate school field placement at the Child Psychiatry Training Program at Dorothea Dix Hospital in Raleigh. Ms. Barnhardt worked there for the next seven years as a clinical Social Worker, having a unique opportunity to continue her training and supervision for those years on the staff. She moved into private practice in 1983 and continues her work with children, adolescents and adults today.
Ms. Barnhardt served as Treasurer of the Clinical Society for two years, Chairman of the Student Awards committee for eight years, and on the Insurance Committee for two years. During that period she served on the Governors Advisory Committee for Mental Health Services, which held statewide meetings to ascertain mental health needs for various areas. She worked as a mental health consultant to NASW-NC Chapter and in 1995 was recognized by the Clinical Society as Social Worker of the Year.
Ms. Barnhadt is married with two adult chilren: daughter Julia, also an MSW and practicing as a child therapist in Boston; son Dan who is a gradute student in Materials Science Engineerng at NC State University. As her children were growing up, Ms. Barnhardt was Room Parent Chairperson every year they were in elementary school. She currently enjoys theater, movies, gardening, r eading and her new puppy, Bella.
Speakers Bureau Update
Next month NCPF Board Member, Jeff Chambers, will speak about how Freud is applied in therapeutic practice for the "Now" part of the Freud, Then and Now at Sweet Brair College in Virginia.
Thank you to the following members who have given talks through the Speakers Bureau: Lucy Daniels, Connie Freeman, David Freeman, Lou Lipsitz, Harold Kudler, Jay Williams, Peter Perault and Theresa Yuschok. Over a dozen talks given to area organizations. |
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 For more information and tickets to see The Importance of Being Earnest visit PlayMakers website. All MindPlay discussion following select performances are FREE and open to the public. | |
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This rotating P indicates a psychoananlytically focused program or event. |
| Announcements |
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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. |
| Articles of Interest |
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Peter Perault, NCPF Member and NCPS Secretary-Treasurer, provides a quote in the Spring issue of UNC's "Carolina Arts & Sciences" magazine. See page 11 in publication. | |
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| Psychoanalytic Education Center of the Carolinas |
Spring 2010 Course - DATE CHANGE
Deadline for Registration: March 29
Dates have been changed to April 8 - May 27
Instructor: Steve Bennett, ThM, PhD
Time: Thursday, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Dates: April 8- May 27
Location: Center for Psychological & Family Services, Chapel Hill
CME Credits: 12 CE Credits: 9 Category A & 3 Category B Certificate Programs - Application Deadline for Fall 2010 Admission is April 17, 2010Now 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. Please contact Sarah Tillis at admin@ncanalysis.org or (919) 490-3212 with any questions.
Attention all Candidates: Interest-free Loans for Training - 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.
Tere are two criteria considered in approving a Candidate Assistance Fund loan:
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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 or click here to download the application.
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. |
| Programs - March 2010 |
Thursday - Saturday, March 4, 5, and 6
Trauma: Intersections Among Narrative, Neuroscience, and Psychoanalysis
At The George Washington University in Foggy Bottom, Washington, DC
Saturday, March 6 9:30am-12pm
NCSCSW Spring Workshop: Private Practice Development for Psychotherapists, "Prospering for Good"
Where: UNC School of Social Work, Tate-Turner-Kuralt Building
Speaker: Sharyn Warren, LCSW, UNC School of Social Work
Contact our office at (919) 850-3328 or admin@ncscsw.org or download brochure.
Friday, March 12 12pm-1pm
Jewish Family Services Clinical Connections 2009-10: Evidence Based Psychosocial Treatments for ADHD in Adulthood
Location: 3622 Lyckan Parkway, Suite 6002 Durham, NC (Jewish Federation Office)
More information: Call (919) 489-5335 or write to federation@shalomdch.org.
Saturday, March 13 9am - 4:15 pm
In the Trenches of Trauma & The Tricky Part in Charlotte, NC
Carolina Institute for Clinical Pastoral Training & Presbyterian Hospital Chaplaincy Department
Monday, March 22 11:30am-2pm
UNC-CH School of Social Work Clinical Lecture Series: Cultural Trauma: Developing an Ear for the Unspoken in the Room
Where: 325 Pittsboro St CB #3550 Chapel Hill, NC 27599 (Tate-Turner-Kurault Auditorium)
On-line registration: http://ssw.unc.edu/programs/clinical_lecture_series
Questions? Ask dbarret@unc.edu
Saturday, March 27 9:30am-12pm
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| We Asked, You Answered |
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Thank you to all of those who participated in our February Poll. The winner of the raffle for February's DVD set is Lyndsi Ostrow. Congratulations!
Last month we asked you, our readers, "What day of the week would you prefer to receive your email announcements? " Monday, Wednesday, Friday or No preference
We asked and you answered. It was a tie this month with both Friday and No Preference taking the lead at 38%, while Monday followed with 23% and Wednesday finsishing last zero votes. What does this information tell us? We will keep our bi-weekly emails consistent and send them out on Fridays and our monthly newsletter will go out some time around the 5th of the month, but we won't work ourselves in a frenzy to distribute on a particular day. Your response has shown us there is flexibility in the email schedule. Our goal was to fine tune the distribution of our newsletters and make sure you get you the news you want on the days you want to read it!
ENTER, ENTER, ENTER, WIN, WIN, WIN Again we will be offering multiple opportunities to all our membership to be entered into this month's raffle. Contact us at 919-847-2323 or e-mail admin@ncpsychoanalysis.org with questions. There are five ways to be entered:
1. Answer the poll question. 2. JOIN NCPF for the 2009-2010 membership year. 3. Make an additional contribution (i.e. grant challenge, 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. | |
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Thank you for taking the time to read about the many programs being offered by those promoting mental wellness in our community.
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Sarah Stiegler
Executive Director (Interim)
NC Psychoanalytic Foundation |
Program Disclaimer
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