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PS-NC is currently looking to begin a second pilot site in the Charlotte or Wake Co. area. If you know of any school communities that may be interested please have them complete the Interest Survey posted on our website. We are also still looking for funding sources. Suggestions should be forwarded to Sarah Stiegler . |
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"Ask a Psychoanalyst", through the American Psychoanalytic Association, provides a way for you to submit questions you may have regarding psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic treatment in general.
Please note that questions of a personal nature cannot be answered here; rather, those are best answered by a psychoanalyst of your choice.
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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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| AAPDP 54th Annual Meeting: Trauma, Resiliency,and Psychodynamic Psychiatry |
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Thursday-Saturday
May 20-22, 2010
Where: Astor Crowne Plaza (739 Canal Street, New Orleans)
Presented by: American Academy of Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychiatry (AAPDP)
Presenters: Drs. Glen O. Gabbard, Richard Friedman, and Howard Osofsky.
For additional information and to register for this event, please visit ww.aapdp.org and click on "Meetings", print | |
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Dear Colleagues and Friends of NCPF,
There are many valuable programs coming up at the end of this month and in April. We hope you take some time to look into what is being offered. Please note we have added some "new" information to this newsletter that includes an "NCPF Member Spotlight" and "Ask an Analyst" link.
Again, below are some featured psychoanalytic programs:
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| Newly Added to the Calendar & Updates |
Registration deadline is April 14thSaturday, April 17 7:45 to 10:30 a.m. 32nd Annual Legislative Breakfast: "The Future of Mental Health Services in North Carolina"
Where: The Friday Center, 100 Friday Center Dr., Chapel Hill, NC 27517 Keynote Speaker: Lanier Cansler,NC Secretary of Health and Human Services Introductory Remarks: Mebane Rash, NC Center for Public Policy and Research Co-sponsored by:
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Durham and Orange County Chapters Mental Health Association in Orange County Caramore Community, Inc. Club Nova Threshold
Although the breakfast is offered free of charge to participants, a suggested minimum donation of $10 per person will help sponsors defray expenses for this event. Donations can be made online through the registration link, payable and mailed to the Mental Health Association in Orange County (MHAOC), P.O. Box 16246, Chapel Hill, NC 27516, -or- accepted on-site, day of the event.
Questions: Contact Lisa Hamill at 919-933-8941 or email lisafhamill@gmail.com.
Register Now! Pre-registration is requested to facilitate planning for breakfast and seating.
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 |
March - April
 Saturday, March 27 9:30am
NCPS Scientific Program: Terminating Without Fatality Reworking the End of Therapy in Light of Contemporary Psychoanalytic Research and Theory Where: 9001 Weston Parkway, Cary, NC 27513 (The Lucy Daniels Foundation Building)
Speaker: Heather Craige, MSW
Cost: $45 ($50 at the door). Registration prior to the date of the program is encouraged and appreciated. Free for NCPS members.
Registration: You may register online at
Registration deadline is March 29 Thursday, April 8 Course-BEGINNING DATE
7pm-8:30pm
PECC Spring 2010: Psychoanalytic Perspective on the Practice of: Religious Faith Course
Where: Center for Psychological & Family Services, Chapel Hill
Dates: April 8 - May 27 (Thursdays)
Instructor: Steve Bennett, PhDA
CME Credits: 12, CE Credits: 9 Category A & 3 Category B
For more information visit:
Friday, April 16 12-2pm
Motivational Interviewing
Presented by: Jewish Family Services Clinical Connections 2009-2010
Where: Jewish Federation office, 3622 Lyckan Parkway, Suite 6002 Durham, NC 27707
Speaker: Jane Finch, MSW, LCSW
Register in advance to receive CEU certificate at the program's conclusion.
To register in advance for the 2009-2010 programs by clicking here.
Registration deadline is April 14th
Saturday, April 17 7:45 to 10:30 a.m. 32nd Annual Legislative Breakfast: "The Future of Mental Health Services in North Carolina"
Where: The Friday Center, 100 Friday Center Dr., Chapel Hill, NC 27517
Keynote Speaker: Lanier Cansler,NC Secretary of Health and Human Services
Introductory Remarks: Mebane Rash, NC Center for Public Policy and Research
Monday, April 19 11:30am-2pm Clinical Lecture Series: Ethics of Becoming Competent in Psychopharmacology
Where: 325 Pittsboro St CB #3550 Chapel Hill, NC 27599 (Tate-Turner-Kurault Auditorium)
Presented by: Gary Gala, MD
Fees: $20 per workshop
CEUs: 2 contact hours available per workshop
On-line registration: http://ssw.unc.edu/programs/clinical_lecture_series For more information on series, speakers, and topics, please visit http://ssw.unc.edu/programs/clinical_lecture_series
Questions? Ask dbarret@unc.edu
Presenter: Ron Vereen, M.D., CGP
Saturday & Sunday, April 24-25, 2010
Mindful Awareness and the Group Leader: Cultivating Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Attunement
Presented by: The Carolinas Group Psychotherapy Society
Where: 3475 Erwin Road - Durham, NC 27705 (Duke University- Steadman Nutrition Building - Center For Living Campus)
Small Group Leaders: Seamus Bhatt-Mackin, MD, Mardy Ireland, PhD, Elizabeth Jackson, LCSWH, Cooke Read, LCSW, CGP
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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.
 Application Deadline: March 29
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. |
| NCPF Member - Spotlight |
William "Bill" Meyer, MSW on UNC Public Radio and guest columnist in Durham-Herald Sun
 You may or may not have had the opportunity to listen to NCPF member, NC Psychoanalytic Society member, and co-instructor of the Thinking Psychoanalytically: The Basics at the Psychoanalytic Education Center of the Carolinas this past Monday at 12pm on UNC Public Radio - The State of Things; so we are providing you the link. Click here to listen!
Here is a brief summary of the discussion that took place on The State of Things: As a clinical social worker in Duke University Medical Center's high-risk obstetrics clinic, Bill Meyer helps mothers attend to their infant's emotional needs when their own needs have never been acknowledged. Most of the pregnant women and girls he treats live in poverty and have histories of neglect and abuse. He joins host Frank Stasio to discuss his work with unsupported mothers and his latest interest: how mental health organizations have been used to promote social bigotry.
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 Multiple Ways to Enter March Raffle
February Raffle Winner: Lindsey Ostrow
This month we will continue to offer multiple opportunities to all members and supporters to enter into this month's raffle. There are five ways to be entered:
Please feel free to contact Chrissy Cicuto in the office at (919) 847-2323 or via email for additional details. | |
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Sincerely,
Sarah Stiegler
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