Mental Health and Telemedicine Organizations and Their Events
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Mental Health and Telemedicine Organizations and Their Events
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Individual Organizations and their Meetings
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Meridian Psychotherapy Services
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Contact: | (The link below is available for e-mail)
Sharon Cass Toole Meridian Psychotherapy Services Toronto, ON M2N 4L8 Canada 416/221-5639 sharon (snail) meridianpsych.com (If pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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Merleau-Ponty Circle
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The Message Company
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The Message Company 4 Camino Azul Santa Fe, NM 87508 505/474-0998 505/474-7604 505/471-2584 fax message (snail) bizspirit.com (If pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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Metropolitan Counseling Services [MCS]
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Contact: | (The link below is available for more information)
Metropolitan Counseling Services 1900 Century Place NE Suite 200 Atlanta, GA 30345-4302 404/321-1794 | 404/321-1928 fax info (snail) mcsatlanta.org (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | Metropolitan Counseling Services [MCS] is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing counseling and psychotherapy to adults in the Metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia area who otherwise could not afford such services. |
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Metropolitan Institute for Training in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy [MITPP]
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Metropolitan Institute for Training in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy 160 West 86th Street New York, NY 10024 212/496-2858 mitppnyc (snail) aol.com (If pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | The Metropolitan Institute for Training in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy [MITPP] is a non-profit organization formed in 1980 that provides training in psychoanalytic theory, technique and clinical practice as well as clinical training in child and adolescent psychotherapy. |
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Event #1 Detail: |
Open House and Clinical Presentation for Those Considering Postgraduate Training
"Life Cycle Transitions - A Young Woman's Journey to Motherhood" (You can see the meeting's Web pages.) November 18, 2009 New York, NY Sponsor: Metropolitan Institute for Training in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy [MITPP] A young woman entered treatment during graduate school fraught with anxiety as she prepared to fulfill life-long professional ambitions. Presenting complaints included concerns about her perfectionist tendencies and a history of psychosomatic illness. The therapist's countertransference was crucial in recognizing and understanding this patient's characteristic defenses which kept her removed from her emotions and frustrated in her attachment to others, despite her superior intellectual gifts. As treatment unfolded, the patient was helped to acknowledge and experience her inner world and the early disappointments that contributed to her difficulties. Analysis of unresolved conflicts regarding feminine aspects of her identity led to a shift in her career aspirations and allowed her to experience gratification not only through her professional successes, but also as a result of the pleasure and sense of competence she experienced in her eventual role as a mother. The impact on the treatment process of the therapist's experience in training will be discussed. Training opportunities, including flexible scheduling and financial options to fit individual needs, will be described following the presentation. Presenter: Beth Rabinove, LCSW, Faculty and Supervisor, Adult and Child and Adolescent Programs; Past President and Board of Trustees, Metropolitan Institute for Training in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy [MITPP]; Member, Board of Trustees, Metropolitan Society of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapists. Note: The material displayed above is all the detail we have available in our database. To discover more about this event please communicate with the sponsor directly. (A request: should you enquire about this event, please mention our Web pages.) |
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'You're Not Pretty Enough': The Failure to Be the Ideal Self in Adolescence and Its Implications for Constriction in the Sense of Identity
(You can consult the meeting's Web pages.) December 5, 2009 New York, NY Sponsored by: Metropolitan Institute for Training in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy [MITPP] During the tumultuous life phase of adolescence, there is an intensity brought to painful moments of failure and shame when a young person encounters himself or herself "in the real," i.e. falling short of who he/she imagined himself/herself to be. When a confluence of internal and external forces overwhelm the capacity to make use of these experiences, encounters with the imperfect or morally flawed self may tragically constrain an open-ended self-definition imbued with hope and possibility. Too often, a tragic crystallization of the flawed solutions to revisiting problems of childhood ensues; adolescence is exited with personality constrictions that may negatively impact future choices of career, mate, creative pleasures and fulfillments. In listening for those moments of failure and deflation which are presented in the adult patient as the moment of realization, the therapist may recognize a characterologic solution: a lifelong set of problems is leaped at and important aspects of future possibility are foreclosed. Perhaps the recognition of these moments can only be made retrospectively after the adolescent process is completed, but it may also be possible to 'catch' a young person as the experiences occur - yet only after learning how to recognize them and understand what constellation of forces operate to render them definitional. The adolescent may not be able to verbalize his or her feelings; for the adolescent who is in flux, so much of emotional life is experienced as life-shattering: it will be the clinician's task to draw out the information. This workshop will be an opportunity to examine what sets off particular, often negative adolescent experiences/fantasies, which may adversely impact adult identity. Clinical material from the treatment of adults and adolescents will be presented to explore this difficult set of problems. Participants are invited to bring anecdotal material addressing these issues. Presenter: Jill C Herbert, PhD, Faculty Member and Supervisor, Clinical Training in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy Program, Metropolitan Institute for Training in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy [MITPP]; Adjunct Faculty, John Jay College; Adjunct Faculty, City University of New York [CUNY]; Fellow, Stony Brook Medical School, New York. Note: The material displayed above is all we have on file here. If you wish to know more about this event please contact the sponsor. (A request: when you inquire about this meeting, kindly point out you learned about it from these pages.) |
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Engaging the Traumatized Patient
(Please refer to the meeting's Web pages.) January 30, 2010 New York, NY Sponsor: Metropolitan Institute for Training in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy [MITPP] In this workshop, clinicians will learn how to expand their therapeutic skills to engage the trauma patient and how to stay engaged in an often-difficult process. The specific traumas of physical abuse, sexual abuse, environmental disasters, and broader interpersonal events that shatter the self and interfere with the ability to form or maintain a coherent self, all require informed clinical work. For the traumatized individual the treatment process requires the giving up, bit-by-bit, of accustomed and automatic forms of relating to self, to others and to the world. The clinician's role is crucial in this complex process, which calls for the development of mutual trust. Great skill and tact on the part of the therapist is required: the successful negotiation of this process can facilitate change in the traumatized patient. Leader: Giselle Galdi, PhD, Editor, American Journal of Psychoanalysis; Training and Supervising Analyst, American Institute for Psychoanalysis. Note: The above is all the detail that we have in our database. In order to find more about this event please communicate with the sponsor directly. (If you please, when you inquire about this event, won't you please be so kind as to refer to this Web resource?) |
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Metropolitan New York Association for Applied Psychology [METRO]
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Metropolitan New York Association for Applied Psychology c/o Adrienne E Zimberg, Secretary 60 East 12th Street Suite 5K New York, NY 10003 212/539-7593 |
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Mexican Society of Hypnosis [MSH]
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Mexican Society of Hypnosis Mexican Society of Hypnosis c/o Teresa Robles Patricio Sanz 1205, Col. del Valle Mexico DF 03100 |
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Mexican Society of Neurology and Psychiatry
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Mexican Society of Neurology and Psychiatry c/o Guillermo Garcia Ramos, MD, President Insurgentes Sur 3877 14410 Tlalpan México, DF |
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