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Monthly Community Newsletter
Creating a more resilient community
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| Dear Friend of NCPF, |
This fall is lining up to be very exciting. The Psychoanalytic community has been busy planning a variety of activities for you to attend.
This month you can attend a mind opening lecture celebrating psychoanalysis in North Carolina, view a movie with friends followed by a discussion, walk with Team NCPF in the Walk for Hope or attend a play. Perhaps your schedule will not allow you to attend the events...no worry, you can still be involved by participating in the Memento movie basket raffle for just $5. Find YOUR WAY to get involved!
The psychoanalytic community is gearing up to celebrate 100 years of psychoanalysis in North Carolina. Look for the NEW psychoanalytic trivia and test your knowledge information in our announcements. How well do you know our history?
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| Help Wanted-Part-Time Opening |
 NCPF is currently looking for a part time (12-15 hours per week) office manager. This position is in Raleigh and is flexible. For more information please contact Sarah Stiegler at sstiegler@ncpsychoanalysis.org. |
| Psychoanalytic Night at the Movies-Tickets still available | |
Wednesday, September 15th (7-10 pm)
at a private home in Durham
(directions provided when tickets purchased)
NCPF launches 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. Space is limited to 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) - 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). |
| Psychoanalysis and the University | |
North Carolina Psychoanalytic Society
2010 Academic Lecture
 Saturday, September 25th 9:30-am-12:30pm
UNC School of Social Work
Auditorium
Psychoanalysis and the University:
a centenary dialogue
with Robert A. Paul, PhD
(CME/CE credit extra charge)
The North Carolina Psychoanalytic Foundation and Bill Jackson are proud sponsors of this program. |
| NC Psychoanalytic Society plans 2010-2011 MindPlay | |
2010-11 MindPlay dates at PlayMakers
2010
October 9-10: As You Like It led by Harold Kudler, MD November 13-14: Fences led by Roni Cohen, PhD
December 18-19: Shipwrecked! An Entertainment led by Peter Perault, MD
2011March 3-5: Angels in America led by William Meyer, MSW
April 23-24, 2011: Big River! led by John Tisdale, DMin
April 27, 2011: The Year of Magical Thinking led by Peter Perault, MD MINDPLAY is a series of psychoanalytic discussions held in the Paul Green Theater immediately after Playmakers performances on selected Saturday evenings and Sunday matinees. A psychoanalyst will explore emotion, character and relationships in the play, and invite lively audience participation.
MINDPLAY discussions are free and open to the public. MINDPLAY is hosted by PlayMakers Repertory Company and sponsored by the NC Psychoanalytic Society, Lucy Daniels Foundation and the North Carolina Psychoanalytic Foundation. |
| Join Team NCPF on October 10th | |
 Dear Friends of NCPF:
The Walk for Hope will take place on Sunday, October 10, 2010 (10am) at the Angus Barn in Raleigh, NC. Come early for pre-Walk activities including exercise warm-ups and refreshments! There is a $60 entrance fee to participate in the Walk which includes a t-shirt and a terrific lunch after the Walk. This is a kid friendly event.
Over the past 22 years, the Foundation of Hope has raised 3 million dollars which has been given primarily to UNC School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry. With this seed money, the faculty and staff at UNC-Chapel Hill have been able to raise 100 million dollars in additional research monies. This is a testament to the many, many individuals who support the Foundation of Hope, and its mission to find cures for mental illness through research. This year, the Foundation of Hope also received community support grants from GlaxoSmithKline which it was able to disseminate to the community to further the efforts of treatment and advocacy for individuals with mental illness. You too can be a part of this exciting and meaningful endeavor by supporting the Annual Thad and Alice Eure Walk for Hope. Other ways to support the Walk and the NCPF are to contribute to the team total. Contributions in any amount are welcome. You can help us man the information table after the Walk or contribute to our annual coffee basket which NCPF donates to the Raffle held after lunch. Please go online to the Walk for Hope website  www.walkforhope.com to register or make a contribution. Our team name is NCPF. You can also mail your contribution to: Foundation of Hope, 9401 Glenwood Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27617 with NCPF in the memo.
I hope you will join us in any way you can. It is also a wonderful experience to meet the many advocates who are dedicated to making the world a better place for individuals with mental illness. Sincerely, Lois Cavanagh-Daley Team Captain NC Psychoanalytic Foundation |
| Journalism Prize - YouTube Video Created |
 Anne Johnson, 2009 Journalism Prize recipient, YouTube Video continues to get hits. We have received over 1,100 hits on her YouTube video called NCPF would like to congratulate Ms. Anne Johnson for her work in creating the above YouTube video as her 2009 NCPF Journalism Prize project. This is one way your donations have been used to help expand the understanding of psychoanalysis throughout North Carolina and the world!
The NCPF Medical Journalism Award recognizes and encourages outstanding journalism that promotes mental health and contributes to the understanding of psychoanalysis among the general public. A $1,000 award is given annually to a student at the UNC-CH School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
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This rotating P indicates a psychoanalytically focused program or event. |
| Psychoanalytic Trivia | |
Did you know that in 1995, six visionary individuals established the North Carolina Psychoanalytic Foundation as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization to advance psychoanalytic understanding of human mental life and behavior through education and service. |
| Donate Now | |
NCPF relies on support from people like you. Make your 2010-2011 Membership contribution today!
Consider giving monthly. It's Easy |
| August/September Test Your Knowledge | |
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| Ask an Analyst |
 "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.
APsaA searchable member directory will help you locate a clinician or clinic in your area. |
| Save the Date | |
PSYCHOANALYSIS: NOT THE SAME OLD SONG AND DANCE?
Nashville, TN |
| Article of Interest |
Skype Brings Psychoanalysis to China
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| Durham Bulls FUNdraiser |
Thank you to the 69 people who came out to the  Ball Game FUNdraiser Supporting Peaceful Schools-NC and Central Park School for Children on August 8th.
Over $200 was raised to for Peaceful Schools-NC (PS-NC) at Central Park School for Children (CPSC).
PS-NC continues to talk to interested schools. We are seeking funding to expand to Charlotte and Wake County.
Watch for more ways to support this effort in the coming year or support us now by becoming a NCPF member.
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| Programs - September |
Saturday, September 11th 10 AM -12 Noon
MEDICARE FOR ALL 101: WHO WINS, WHO LOSES? (Public Forum)
Sponsored by: The League of Women Voters of Orange, Durham, and Chatham Counties
and UNC-CH School of Social Work Clinical Lecture Series
Where: Extraordinary Ventures, 200 S. Elliott Rd, Chapel Hill, NC
Presented by: Peter S. Kussin, MD, Associate Clinical Professor, Dept. of Medicine Duke University Medical Center www.extraordinaryventures.org
Pre-registration is required and must be received by 8/31/2010. Email registration form to Evelin Brinich via email: brinich@email.unc.edu or mail to 320 Glendale Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Wednesday, September 15th 7pm-10pm
Psychoanalytic Night at the Movies
A NCPF fundraising and community building event. See article above.
Saturday, September 25th 9:30am-12:30pm
Psychoanalysis and the University
A FREE outreach activity of the NC Psychoanalytic Society. See article above.
Please note that these programs are open to anyone. Programs geared for the mental health profession are distributed bi-weekly in our Mental Health Professional e-mails. If you would like to be added to that e-mail list, please contact us at admin@ncpsychoanalysis.org. |
| Psychoanalytic Education Center of the Carolinas |
The Fall semester has begun.
Please visit PECC website for course details and registration information.
Be the first to know about PECC programs and activities. Join the NEW PECC e-mail list. Send you request to Sarah Tillis, Administrator at admin@ncanalysis.org.
Fall 2010 Thinking Psychoanalytically: The Basics
Introduction to Psychodynamic Assessment
Psychological Development Across the Life Cycle
Psychoanalytic Models of Brief Psychotherapy
Using Dreams in Your Clinical Work Begins October 28th
Spring 2011
Developmental Approach to Human Psychopathology
Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Human Sexuality
Transforming Destructiveness: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy with the Difficult-to-Treat Patient |
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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. hope ou each have a safe and enjoyable Labor Day week-end. Make sure to forward program information to info@ncpsychoanalysis.org!
Sincerely, |
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Sarah Stiegler
Executive Director
NC Psychoanalytic Foundation |
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