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August Test Your Knowledge |  |
2010 is the 100th year of psychoanalysis in North Carolina. How well do you know our history? Over the next few months, we will be testing your knowledge and sharing NC Psychoanalytic Trivia.
Click here to see how muchyou know about NC psychoanalytic history and be entered into a raffle to win Breakfast for the Bunch from Bruegger's that includes a dozen bagels, 2 tubs of cream cheese and 96 oz. of coffee. |
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New turning P indicates programs that are psychoanalytically focused or include psychoanalytic ideas.
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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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| Peaceful Schools-NC
revieves Grant |  NCPF has recieve a grant from the Triangle Community Grantmakers program to assist with year 2 of Peaceful Schools-NC programming at Central Park School for Children in Durham, NC. Congradulations to the NCPF Peaceful Schools-NC Committee and Central Park for this success! | |
PS-NC is currently looking for a pilot site in Wake County. If you know of any school communities that may be interested please have them complete the Interest Survey posted on our website. Funding source suggestions should be forwarded to Sarah Stiegler. |
| Ask the Analyst |
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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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On July 23, 2010, Mr. Meyer was the recipient of the Day-Garrett Award from Smith College School for Social Work in Northampton, MA.
The award (and a Smith College Chair) was presented by Carol T. Christ, PhD., President of Smith College.
Description of the Day-Garrett
William S. Meyer, MSW, BCD is an Associate Clinical Professor in the
Department of Social Work and Departments of Psychiatry and Ob/Gyn at Duke University Medical Center. Mr. Meyer is a member of the NC Psychoanalytic Society and NC Psychoanalytic Foundation. |
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Dear Colleagues and Friends of NCPF,
We hope you have enjoyed your summer and looking forward to connecting with the psychoanalytic community. The area organizations have been busy planning meaningful events for both social and professional involvement. Please encourage your colleagues to join our e-mail list so they can also stay connected.
Congradulations to William Meyer, MSW. O n July 23, 2010 he was the recipient of the Day-Garrett Award from Smith College School for Social Work in Northampton, MA. The award (and a Smith College Chair) was presented by Carol T. Christ, PhD., President of Smith College.
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| 1910-2010: Celebrating 100 year of Psychoanlaysis in North Carolina |
North Carolina Psychoanalytic Society
2010 Academic Lecture
Saturday, September 25, 2010
9:30am-12:30pm
Psychoanalysis and the University:
a centerary dialogue
 Presented by
Robert A. Paul, PhD The Charles Howard Candler Professor of Anthropology and Interdisciplinary Studies at Emory University
UNC School of Social Work, Auditorium
Free of Charge
(CME/CE credits will be available for a charge of $45)
Many psychoanalysts are beginning to realize that the enstrangement between their field and academia has been a great misfortune. Dr. Paul will speak about this estrangement and innovative steps Emory University has taken to integrate psychoanlysis inacademic life. The panelists will encourage lively discussion about what the university can provide psychoanalysis, as well as what psychoanalysis can give back to academic thought and university life.
This program has been co-sponsored by the NC Psychoanlytic Foundation and Bill Jackson. |
| New: Psychoanalytic Night at the Movies | |
Wednesday, September 15th
7:00 pm
at a private home in Durham
(directions provided when tickets purchased) NCPF launces its new "Psychoanalytic Night at the Movies" series with the screening of Memento (2000). After the film, Dr. Lanny Tucker will lead a discussion regarding memory and how reality testing is shaped by remembering and/or forgetting.
Light snacks and beverages provided. If you are interested in attending consider purchasing your tickets TODAY as space is limited to the first 20 people. Tickets to this event can be purchased online for $25 per person. Why not get your own copy of the movie by entering the raffle ($5 tickets) - basket valued between $50-$100?
Memento (click to view trailer) written and directed by Christopher Nolan and starring Guy Pearce, Carrie-Anne Moss and Joe Pantoliano. Guy Pearce as Leonard Shelby, a man with anterograde amnesia which renders his brain unable to store new memories. During the opening credits, (which portrays the end of the story) it is shown that Leonard kills Teddy (Joe Pantoliano) for the rape and murder of his wife based on information provided by Natalie (Carrie-Anne Moss).
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 |
September
 Wednesday, September 15 7pm-10pm Psychoanalytic Night at the Movies
Presented by: The NC Psychoanalytic Foundation
See above for details. Space is limited
Monday, September 20 12noon-2pm
Improving psychological flexibility through mindfulness based behavioral therapies
Presented by: UNC School of Social Work, 2010-2011 Clinical Lecture Series
Presenter: Tyler Beach, MSW, LCSW
Location: UNC School of Social Work, Auditorium
Cost: $20 per lecture ($100 for full series-7 lectures)
Information: Contact Debbie Barrett at dbarrett@unc.edu
Saturday, September 25, 2010 9:30am-12:30pm
Psychoanalysis and the University: a centenary dialogue
Presented by: NC Psychoanlytic Society, Academic Lecture
Presenter: Robert Paul, PhD
Location: UNC School of Social Work, Auditorium
Cost: Free of Charge
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| Psychoanalytic Education Center of the Carolinas | |
2010-2011 Courses
Please visit PECC website for course details, registration information and deadlines.
Do you want to recieve PECC updates? Join the PECC email list. Email admin@ncanalysis.org to join the list.
Fall 2010
Thinking Psychoanalytically: The Basics
Instructors: William S. Meyer, MSW, BCD & Harold Kudler, MD
Introduction to Psychodynamic Assessment
Instructor: Laurie Pahel, MD
Assistant Instructor: Beverly Simmons, LCSW
Psychological Development Across the Life Cycle
Instructor: Nancy Livingston, MD
Assistant Instructor: John Tisdale, DMin
Psychoanalytic Models of Brief Psychotherapy
Instructor: Jay C. Williams, PhD, LCSW
Using Dreams in Your Clinical Work
Instructor: Lida M. Jeck, MD
Spring 2011
Developmental Approach to Human Psychopathology
Instructor: to be announced
Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Human Sexuality
Instructor: Burton R. Hutto, MD
Transforming Destructiveness: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy with the Difficult-to-Treat Patient
Instructor: Steve Bennett, PhD |
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Thank you for taking the time to read about the many programs being offered by those sharing our passion for mental wellness in our community. We expect to resume our normal distributions in September when the calendar begins to get full. Make sure to forward program information to info@ncpsychoanalysis.org!
Sincerely,
Sarah Stiegler
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