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  Early Childhood Intervention Australia   

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  Early Psychosis Prevention and Intervention Centre [EPPIC]   

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EPPIC Statewide Services
Room 2, Building A
35 Poplar Road
Locked Bag 10
Parkville, Victoria 3052
Australia

+61/3/9342 2800
+61/3/9342 2941 fax

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The Early Psychosis Prevention and Intervention Centre [EPPIC] is an integrated and comprehensive psychiatric service aimed at addressing the needs of older adolescents and young adults with emerging psychotic disorders in the western metropolitan region of Melbourne, Australia.

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  East Carolina University School of Medicine, Telemedicine Center   

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The Telemedicine Center
600 Moye Boulevard
Brody Building 1S-10
Greenville, NC 27858

252/816-2695
252/816-2495 fax


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Telemedicine is a growing health care capability in rural America. Telemedicine is also proving its value in prison and military hospitals as the East Carolina University [ECU] School of Medicine has discovered.

ECU began conducting telemedicine consultations in 1992 and to date have completed over 2,350 consultations in 32 different specialties of medicine over its REACH-TV network. Supporting Telemedicine, Distance Learning and Continuing Medical Education programs, the REACH-TV network is made up of ATM, T1, Microwave, ISDN, and POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) communication links spread out over the state of North Carolina.

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  East Side Institute for Short Term Psychotherapy, Center for Developmental Learning   

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East Side Institute
500 Greenwich Street
New York, NY 10013

212/941-8906
212/941-8340 fax

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The East Side Institute for Short Term Psychotherapy is a training and research center for new approaches to human development and community. The Institute's postgraduate therapist training program trains clinicians in performance social therapy

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  East Tennessee State University James H Quillen College of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science   

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Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science
ETSU Quillen College of Medicine
Box 70567
Johnson City, TN 37614-0567

423/439-8010
423/439-2210 fax

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  Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society [EGPS]   

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Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society
PO Box 20686
Huntington Station, NY 11746-0861

631/385-0763
631/385-3123 fax

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The Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society, a regional affiliate of the American Group Psychotherapy Association, was founded in 1955 to promote group approaches in the delivery of human services through teaching, training and research activities and collegial support. The Society welcomes members from diverse professional backgrounds, including psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, nurses, alcoholism counselors, and the clergy.

Group psychotherapy training by senior members of the American Group Psychotherapy Association is available in New York City.

The official publication of EGPS is Group.


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  1. 54-th Annual Conference: "Integration and Expansion: Leading Groups on a Changing World" New York, NY: November 20-21, 2009

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54-th Annual Conference
"Integration and Expansion: Leading Groups on a Changing World"

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November 20-21, 2009

New York, NY

Sponsor: Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society [EGPS]


Program:
  • Welcome
    • Patti Cox, PhD, CGP (Conference Committee Co-Chair)
    • Michelle Collins-Greene, PhD, President, Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society [EGPS]
  • The Neurobiology of Attachment: Understanding Group Psychotherapy as the Ultimate Co-Regulatory System
    • Alexandra Katehakis, MFT, CSAT, CST, Clinical Director, Center for Healthy Sex, Los Angeles, California
    • Barbara Feld, LCSW, CGP, FAGPA (chair)
    • Fred Wright, PhD, Emeritus Professor of Psychology, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York [CUNY] (discussant)
  • Introduction to the Basics of Group Psychotherapy
    • James Ellis, PhD, CGP, Co-Director, Training Program, Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society [EGPS]
    • Marie Rothschild, LCSW, CGP, Co-Director, Training Program, Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society [EGPS]
    • Ellen Rubin, PsyD, Co-Dean of Admissions, Training Program, Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society [EGPS]
    • Alan Shanel, LCSW, BCD, CGP, Dean of Faculty, Training Program, Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society [EGPS]
    • Phyllis Wright, LCSW, CGP, Dean of Curriculum, Training Program, Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society [EGPS]
  • The Depth and Power of Somatic Experiencing: Applications for Group Psychotherapists
    • Peter Taylor, PhD, SEP, CGP, FAGPA, Immediate Past-President, Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society [EGPS]
    • Roger Saint-Laurent, PsyD, SEP, CGP
  • The Development of the Interpersonal Ego in Group Treatment
    • Elliot Zeisel, PhD, LCSW, CGP, FAGPA, Chairman, Group Department, Center for Modern Psychoanalytic Studies
  • Promoting Lifestyle Change through Group Treatment
    • Neal Spivack, PhD, CGP, Department of Veterans Affairs, New York Harbor Healthcare System, New York Campus
  • Boundaries: Changing World, Changing Roles – Containment and Flexibility in Groups
    • Shari Baron, MSN, RN, CNS, CGP, Havertown, Pennsylvania
    • Anne McEneaney, PhD, CGP, FAGPA, New York University
  • Couple Therapy: The Many Faces of Honesty
    • Bernard Frankel, PhD, ABPP, LCSW, BCD, Faculty, Individual, Group and Couple Therapy Programs, Post Graduate Training Program, Adelphi University, New York
  • Integrating Parallel Process and Induced Feelings in Supervision Groups
    • Gail Brown, MA, LP, CGP, Director, Academic Training, The Center for Group Studies
  • Social Interaction Groups for Children and Pre- Adolescents
    • Andrea Grunblatt, PhD, CGP
    • Kathy Rousseau, LMSW
  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy [ACT] – A Mindfulness-Based, Values Directed Behavioral Therapy Applied in a Group Context
    • Rob Handelman, PsyD
  • Regulating Your Emotions: A DBT Informed Approach to Leading Groups
    • Kari Taylor, PhD, Center for Intensive Treatment of Personality Disorders, St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital, New York, New York
  • Expanding Systemic Work in Groups: Application of Psychodrama in Dealing with Family-of-Origin Issues
    • Jacob Gershoni, LCSW, CGP, TEP
  • So, … what’s eating you? Group as ‘ Table of Origin’
    • Terry Nathanson, LCSW-R, LMT
  • Large Group Experience
    • Martha Gilmore, PhD, CGP, FAGPA, Sacramento, California
    • Haim Weinberg, PhD, CGP, FAGPA, Sacramento, California
    • Mary Dluhy, MSW, CGP, FAGPA, , Faculty, Washington School of Psychiatry, National Group Psychotherapy Institute, Washington DC (group consultant)
  • Understanding and Working through Blocks to Interpersonal Communications
    • Gregory MacColl, LCSW, CGP
  • An Introduction to Cognitive Therapy: How it Can Affect Experience in Today’s World
    • Robert Schachter, EdD, Faculty, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, New York
  • Applications of Neuroscience and Attachment Theory to Group Treatment of Relationship Issues
    • Darryl Feldman, PhD, ABPP, CGP
    • Gloria Batkin Kahn, EdD, ABPP, CGP, FAGPA
  • Working with Parallel Processes – Organizational Culture and its Affect on Group Dynamics
    • Rachel Barak Stein
  • Countertra n s f e rence in Working with Medically Ill and Rehabilitation Populations
    • Sharan Schwartzberg, EdD, OTR/L, FAOTA, Professor of Occupational Therapy, Science and Engineering and Adjunct Professor of Psychiatry, Tufts University School of Medicine, Medford, Massachusetts
    • Kathleen Hubbs Ulman, PhD, CGP, FAGPA, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry (Psychology), Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts
  • A Marriage Made in Heaven or Hell: the Potential and Pitfalls of Co-Therapy
    • Sara Emerson, LISCW, CGP, FAGPA, Cambridge, Massachusetts
    • Jeffrey Kleinberg, PhD, CGP, FAGPA
  • The Use of Mirroring In Groups to Facilitate Emotional Growth
    • Sima Ariam, PhD, CGP
  • I Never Gave a Workshop: Banishing Professional Stage Fright and Creating New Possibilitie
    • Phyllis Cohen, PhD, FAGPA
  • Affect Regulation and the Social Engagement System: Using Group Psychotherapy as a Holistic Approach for Sex Addiction Treatment
    • Alexandria Katehakis, MFT, CSAT, CST [see above]
  • The Development of the Therapist:What are the Key Contributors?
    • Harold Bernard, PhD, ABPP, CGP, DFAGPA, Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, New York University, New York
    • Robert Klein, PhD, ABPP, CGP, DLFAGPA, Lecturer, Department of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, Yale, New Haven, Connecticut
    • Jerome Gans, MD, CGP, FAGPA, Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts
    • Suzanne Phillips, PsyD, ABPP, CGP, FAGPA, Adjunct Professor of Psychology, CW Post Campus, Long Island University
    • Victor Schermer, MA, LPC, CGP, FAGPA, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  • Starting Where You A re: Beginning Groups in Various Settings
    • Shawneladee Cole, LCSW-R, ABD, Woodhull Hospital
    • Yoon Im Kane, LCSW
    • Jani Klebanow, PhD
    • Frank Lawatsch, LMSW, HELP/PSI
  • Support Groups for the Financially Troubled in the Changing World
    • Shoshana Ben-Noam, PsyD, CGP, FAGPA
  • Dealing with Change in a Changing World
    • Bruce Bernstein, PhD, ABPP, CGP, FAGPA
  • Promoting Attachment in Couples: What Group Therapists Know
    • Eleanor Counselman, EdD, CGP, FAGPA, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts
  • The Leader’s Role in Containing Aggression: A Means to Conflict Resolution
    • Lena Blanco Furgeri, EdD, LCSW, CGP, FAGPA
  • New Paradigms for Group Analytic Treatment: Intersubjectivity, Dissociation and Enactment
    • Robert Grossmark, PhD, Adjunct Faculty in Clinical Psychology, City University of New York [CUNY], New York
    • Fred Wright, PhD [see above]
  • Changing Needs for Changing Times: Adapting Your Marketing Strategies to Maximize Your Client Base
    • Carol Dallinga, LCSW, CGP, Past President, Westchester Group Psychotherapy Society
  • It's a Funny Thing, Humor: Uses and Abuses of Humor in Group Psychotherapy
    • Patricia Doyle, PhD, CGP
  • The Effects of the Group Therapist Life Narrative on the Here and Now Group Process
    • Michelle Collins-Greene, PhD
  • The Impact of Training Program Groups on Candidate Groups: An Intersubjective Perspective
    • Melinda Blitzer, PhD
    • Libby O’Connor, LCSW, School of Social Work, New York University, New York
    • Heather Perrin- Boyle, PsyD
    • Mark Sammons, PhD
  • Knowing and Being Known: Considerations for the Use of Self
    • Robin Good, PhD, CGP, FAGPA, Faculty, Training Program, Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society [EGPS]
  • Please Stop Talking About the Money! (…..but it’s not about the money)
    • Barbara Mitchell, LCSW
  • Death and Its Aftermath: Dealing with Unresolved Grief in Group Treatment
    • Mary Sussillo, LCSW, CGP
  • What I Did Not Know I Knew: Writing and Memory
    • Dominick Grundy, PhD, CG
  • Building Resilience in Groups
    • Ronnie Levine, PhD, CGP, FAGPA, Faculty, Center for Group Studies
  • Contemporary Applications of Self Psychology in Group Therapy: Sustained Empathic Focus and Vulnerability
    • Marty Livingston, PhD, CGP, FAGPA, Director, Group Therapy Training, Postgraduate Center for Mental Health, New York, New York
  • The Process Group for Integrating and Expanding the Training of Mental Health Professionals in Group Therapy
    • Philip Luloff, MD, FAPA, CGP, Assistant Professor, Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York, New York
  • Working with Modern Couples in the Real World
    • Lee Kassan, MA, CGP
    • Lynn Pearl, PhD, CGP
  • Closing Remarks and Introduction to Plenary
    • Edward Elder, LMHC, MDiv (Conference Co-Chair)
  • Integration and Expansion: Taking Our Learnings into the World
    • Evangelina Holvino, EdD, President, Chaos Management., Brattleboro, Vermont
    • Margaret Postlewaite, PhD, CGP, FAGPA, Ex-president, Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society [EGPS]


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  Eastern Mediterranean Association for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Allied Professions [EMACAPAP]   

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Eastern Mediterranean Association for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Allied Professions
c/o Amira Seif-El-Din, president

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  Eastern Montana Telemedicine Network [EMTN]   

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Eastern Montana Telemedicine Network
Deaconess Billings Clinic
2800 Tenth Avenue North
PO Box 37000
Billings MT 59107

800/325-1774
406/657-4870
406/657-4875 fax

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The Eastern Montana Telemedicine Network [EMTN] has been operational since 1993.

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  Eastern Missouri Psychiatric Society [EMPS]   

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Eastern Missouri Psychiatric Society
3839 Lindell Boulevard
St Louis, MO 63108

314/371-5225
314/533-8601 fax

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The Eastern Missouri Psychiatric Society [EMPS] is a district branch of the American Psychiatric Association [APA].

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  Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association [EPVA]   

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Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association
75-20 Astoria Boulevard
Jackson Heights, NY 11370-1177

718/803-3782
718/803-0414 fax

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Founded in 1946, Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association [EPVA] is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of veterans with a spinal cord injury or disease by assuring quality health care, promoting research, and advocating for civil rights and independence. EPVA is a chapter of the congressionally chartered Paralyzed Veterans of America and has over 2,000 members residing in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut.

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  Eastern Psychiatric Research Association   


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Eastern Psychiatric Research Association
Department of Psychiatry
NYU Medical Center
550 1-st Avenue
New York, NY 10016

212/263-6214

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  Eastern Psychological Association [EPA]   

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  Eastern State Hospital   

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Eastern State Hospital
4601 Ironbound Road
PO Box 8791
Williamsburg, VA 23187


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Eastern State Hospital, now part of the Virginia Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation, and Substance Abuse Services system, was founded in 1773 with a well-intentioned emphasis on community-focused mental health care. The 24-bed facility was the first public psychiatric hospital in North America, and was originally designed to admit and treat only those who could return rapidly to their communities.

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  Eastern Virginia Erickson Institute   


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Eastern Virginia Erickson Institute
PO Box 1273
Grafton, VA 23692

804/898-0828

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  Eastern and Southern African Counselling Association [ESACA]   

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The non-profit Eastern and Southern African Counselling Association [ESACA] was formed in 1998.

Objectives:

  • Promote and facilitate effective networking, collaboration and consultancy among members
  • Strengthen capacity building or counsellors through facilitation of standardised training supervision, monitoring and evaluation in the region
  • Advocate for the recognition of counselling as a profession
  • Identify and mobilise human and material resources for counselling activities
  • Establish an information and research centre
  • Conduct and facilitate research in counselling

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  East/West Conference   

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  Eating Disorder Education Organization [EDEO]   

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  Eating Disorders Association   

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Eating Disorders Association
First Floor Wensum House
103 Prince of Wales Road
Norwich NR1 1DW
United Kingdom

+44/1603 619 090
+44/1603 664 915 fax

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  Eating Disorders Awareness and Prevention [EDAP]   



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Eating Disorders Awareness and Prevention, Inc (EDAP) was a national non-profit organization dedicated to increasing the awareness and prevention of eating disorders. It merged with the American Anorexia and Bulimia Association [AABA] into the National Eating Disorders Association [NEDA] in 2001.

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  Eating Disorders Coalition for Research, Policy & Action [EDC]   

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Eating Disorders Coalition
611 Pennsylvania Avenue SE #423
Washington, DC 20003-4303

202/543-9570
202/543-9570 fax

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The Eating Disorders Coalition for Research, Policy & Action [EDC] is a cooperative of professional and advocacy-based organizations committed to advancing federal recognition of Eating Disorders as a public health priority and to federal advocacy on behalf of people with eating disorders, their families, and professionals working with these populations.

Objectives:

  • Raise awareness among policy makers and the public at large about the serious health risk posed by eating disorders
  • Promote federal support for improved access to care
  • Increase resources for research, education, prevention, and improved training
  • Increase funding and support for scientific research on the causes, prevention, and treatment of eating disorder
  • Promote initiatives that support the healthy development of children
  • Mobilize concerned citizens to advocate on behalf of people with eating disorders, their families, and professionals working with these populations

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  Eating Disorders Research Society [EDRS]   

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Neuropsychiatric Research Institute
700 1st Avenue South
PO Box 1415
Fargo, ND 58107


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The Eating Disorders Research Society is an international organization of researchers in the field of eating disorders interested in anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge-eating disorder and obesity. The purpose of the organization is to hold an annual scientific meeting during which the most recent research in the field can be presented and discussed.

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