Mental Health and Telemedicine Organizations and Their Events
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Individual Organizations and their Meetings
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Richmond Fellowship Society New Zealand
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About: | In New Zealand, the Richmond Fellowship has been offering services since 1978 and has been in the vanguard of effective cliential rehabilitation establishing a sound reputation as the only national provider of community psychiatric care. Since 1958 the Richmond Fellowship has developed community based psychiatric services throughout the world. Its national and international role has earned the Fellowship consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council and members of the Fellowship regularly contribute to international debate in this forum. At present the Fellowship offers services in nearly thiry countries world-wide and manages over a thousand separate facilities and programmes.
The goal of the New Zealand Society is to be the agency of choice in the provision of community rehabilitation and support services for people with mental illness, or emotional disorder. |
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AK Rice Institute [AKRI]
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Contact: | (The link below is available for more detail)
AK Rice Institute National Office PO Box 1776 Jupiter, FL 33468-1776 561/744-1350 561/744-5998 fax akriceinst (snail) aol.com (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) | ||||||||
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About: | The A K Rice Institute was established in 1970 as a nonprofit educational institution. Its mission is to further the study of groups and organizations using the principles and tradition developed at the Centre for Applied Social Research of the Tavistock Insitute of Human Relations in London, England. Using evolving theories of dynamic psychology and open systems, the Institute aims to promote the understanding of group and organizational processes which influence work within institutions. Committed to the belief that this learning is best accomplished experientially, the A K Rice Institute sponsors group relations conferences as well as a biennial scientific meeting and training workshops. It also publishes selected works in the group relations field.
The Institute consists of eight regional Centers in the United States with its National Office located in Jupiter, Florida. It also maintains informal relationships with similar organizations in Europe, the Middle East, Australia, and Asia, and it co-sponsored the First International Symposium held at Oxford University, England in 1988. Conferences, based on the open systems concept of organizational life, are designed to enhance individuals' awareness of group and organizational processes and of their participation in them. Emphasis is placed on issues of authority, responsibility, leadership, and followership. In the past, conference membership has included people from business, govenment, law, health care, education, trade unions, social and community services, the military, religion, and the media. Such conferences have proven useful for people in positions of authority or preparing for such positions.
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Ridgewood Institute for Integral Psychotherapy Services
Contact: | (The colored link is available for e-mail)
Ridgewood Institute for Integral Psychotherapy Services 20 Wilsey Square Suite C Ridgewood, NJ 07450 201/445-1068 201/445-7995 fax joyceahayden (snail) compuserve.com (If pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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Austen Riggs Center, Erikson Institute for Education and Research
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Contact: | (You could use the link below for more information)
Austen Riggs Center 25 Main Street PO Box 962 Stockbridge, MA 01262-0962 800/517-4447 413/298-5511 413/298-4020 fax riggs (snail) austenriggs.org (If pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | Multidisciplinary treatment teams in this psychodynamically oriented private hospital, residence and clinic, not-for-profit since 1919, follow their patients continuously through each treatment setting. The overall approach is based on findings [Riggs-Yale collaborative study, 1994, reviewed in the Am J Psychiatry, April, 1996] that "treatment-resistant" patient do better with a definitive course of therapy than with multiple short-term stays. |
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Event #1 Detail: |
Beyond the Bedrock: Reaching Toward the End of Analysis
( Consult the meeting's Web pages.) November 6, 2009 Stockbridge, MA Event sponsored by: Austen Riggs Center, Erikson Institute for Education and Research The presenter will discuss Jacques Lacan's project to expand upon Freud's seminal idea on termination that no psychoanalytic cure is completed unless the death drive is apprehended behind any symptom formation. In Freud's paper, Analysis Terminable, Interminable (1937), Freud emphatically states, that no analysis can be successfully finished unless one has "uncovered what lay behind the id and set an end to the constant swing backward and forward between a piece of id-analysis and a piece of ego-analysis." Adhering to Freud's cautionary warning that the force of the life and death drive struggle cannot be ignored, Lacan develops the theory that the subject must cross the plane of identification in order to apprehend the fantasm that s/he has constructed in order to respond to the fundamental question of what the Other wants from me. The presenter will describe how each subject defines itself in this fundamental question to the Other, and how this response to the Other shapes the organizing unconscious fantasm of each subject. Objectives:
Presenter: Jeanne Wolff Bernstein, PhD, Past president, Supervising and Personal Analyst and Faculty Member, Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California [PINC]; Faculty, Northern Society of Psychoanalytic Psychology [NCSPP] ; Faculty, Lutecium, San Francisco; Faculty, Sigmund Freud University, Vienna, Austria.
(Specially sent in by: Nadine Desautels on 30 OCT 09.) Note: The above is all we currently have at this resource. In order to know more about this event please contact the sponsor. (As a courtesy: don't forget to mention our Web pages when you inquire about the above.) |
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The Structural Clinic of Lacan
"Neurosis, Perversion, and Psychosis" (Please click above for the meeting's Web pages.) November 7, 2009 Stockbridge, MA Sponsor: Austen Riggs Center, Erikson Institute for Education and Research Returning to Freud’s 1896 draft K in which hysteria is described as a neurosis based on insufficient pleasure, obsession as a neurosis based on excessive, premature pleasure, and paranoia is depicted as the result of confused, excessive unpleasure, Jacques Lacan re-classifies these three diagnostic structures in terms of the subject’s relationship to the phallic function. With the addition of the fourth structure of perversion, Lacan provides a set of basic clinical structural organizations through which he shows how the subject organizes his desire in response to the fundamental question of what the Other wants from him. This workshop will study Lacan’s four clinical structures in more detail and also discuss the role jouissance plays in the formation of symptoms. Objectives:
Presenter: Jeanne Wolff Bernstein, PhD, Past president, Supervising and Personal Analyst and Faculty Member, Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California [PINC]; Faculty, Northern Society of Psychoanalytic Psychology [NCSPP] ; Faculty, Lutecium, San Francisco; Faculty, Sigmund Freud University, Vienna, Austria.
(This specially mailed by Nadine Desautels on 30 OCT 09.) Note: The above is all we currently have at this resource. In order to know more about this event please contact the sponsor. (As a favor: when you inquire about the above event, kindly say you learned about it here.) |
Event #3 Detail: |
Film Forum
(Kindly refer to the meeting's Web pages.) November 12, 2009 Stockbridge, MA Event sponsored by: Austen Riggs Center, Erikson Institute for Education and Research "Life is Beautiful". This film follows a Jewish father and son’s internment in a Nazi concentration camp during WWII. Guido uses his colorful, comedic imagination to help his young son emotionally and physically survive the horrific traumas of life in the Nazi death camp. By turning the brutal truth of the camp's deadly intent into a simple game, Guido protects his beloved son from the unthinkable. Paternal love, imagination, and humor conquer one of the great evils of world history. Eric Peters, PhD (discussant).
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Event #4 Detail: |
Where Have We Come From and Where Are We Going? Reflections on the Lives of Women
(You can click above for the meeting's Web pages.) December 4, 2009 Stockbridge, MA Event sponsored by: Austen Riggs Center, Erikson Institute for Education and Research Presenter: Carol Gilligan, PhD, Professor of Humanities and Applied Psychology, Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development, New York University; Member, Erikson Council of Scholars, Austen Riggs Center. As many as 2 continuing education credit hours available for -physicians Note: The material displayed above is all we have at this resource. To know more about this event please contact the sponsor directly. (So as to help us out if you inquire about the above, please say you discovered about it in these pages.) |
Event #5 Detail: |
Trauma Trails for Ireland's Great Hunger
"A Psychoanalytic Inquiry" (Kindly consult the meeting's Web pages.) January 22, 2010 Stockbridge, MA Event sponsor: Austen Riggs Center, Erikson Institute for Education and Research Presenter: Michael O'Loughlin, PhD, Professor, Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies, School of Education; Training Analyst and Supervisor, Postgraduate Program, Adelphi University, New York. Up to 2 continuing education credit hour equivalents available for -physicians Note: The material provided above is all that we currently have in our database. To discover more about this event please contact the sponsor. (As a favor: when you call to inquire about this meeting, would you be so nice as to mention our Web pages as your source?) |
Event #6 Detail: |
Engaging the Child's Desire in Psychotherapy
(Kindly refer to the meeting's Web pages.) January 23, 2010 Stockbridge, MA Event sponsor: Austen Riggs Center, Erikson Institute for Education and Research Presenter: Michael O'Loughlin, PhD, Professor, Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies, School of Education; Training Analyst and Supervisor, Postgraduate Program, Adelphi University, New York. Up to 3 continuing education credit hour equivalents available for -physicians Note: The above is all we have on file in our database. If you wish to seek out more about this event please communicate with the sponsor. (A request: would you please be kind and mention these Web pages as your source when you call the sponsor to inquire about the above event?) |
Event #7 Detail: |
Plotting Desire: Women Filmmakers and Narrative Form
(Kindly click above for the meeting's Web pages.) February 5, 2010 Stockbridge, MA Sponsor: Austen Riggs Center, Erikson Institute for Education and Research Presenter: Hilary Neroni, PhD, Associate Professor and Program Director, Film Studies, University of Vermont, Burlington. Note: The material displayed above is all we currently have available in our database. To know more about this event please communicate with the sponsor. (A request: won't you please be so kind as to tell about our World Wide Web pages when you call the sponsor to inquire about the above meeting?) |
Event #8 Detail: |
The Research Underpinning Mentalization Based Treatments
"Work with Personality Disorder, Children and Families" (You can refer to the meeting's Web pages.) March 12, 2010 Stockbridge, MA Sponsor: Austen Riggs Center, Erikson Institute for Education and Research Presenter: Peter Fonagy, PhD, FBA, Head of Research, Department of Clinical Education and Health Psychology; Freud Memorial Professor of Psychoanalysis, University College London; Chief Executive, Anna Freud Centre, London, UK. Note: The above is all that we currently have at this resource. If you want to find more about this event please contact the sponsor. (As a courtesy: when asking about the above meeting, would you be nice and tell about this Web resource as your source?) |
Event #9 Detail: |
Introduction of Mentalization Based Techniques
(You can consult the meeting's Web pages.) March 13, 2010 Stockbridge, MA Event sponsor: Austen Riggs Center, Erikson Institute for Education and Research Presenters:
There are up to ? continuing education credit hour equivalents available for -physicians Note: The material shown above is all the information that we currently have at this resource. In order to know more about this event please contact the sponsor. (As a courtesy: it could be very helpful of you to tell about our Web pages when you call the sponsor to ask about the above event.) |
Event #10 Detail: |
Risk, Resilience, and Gene X Environment Interactions in the Primate
(Please refer to the meeting's Web pages.) April 9, 2010 Stockbridge, MA Event sponsor: Austen Riggs Center, Erikson Institute for Education and Research Presenter: Stephen Suomi, PhD, Chief, Laboratory of Comparative Ethology, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, National Institute of Health [NIH], Bethesda, Maryland. Note: The description displayed above is all that we currently have in our database. To learn more about this event please communicate with the sponsor. (So as to help us out kindly refer to our Web pages when you ask about this event.) |
Event #11 Detail: |
Manifestation: The Underlying Unity of Verbal and Nonverbal Meaning in Psychoanalysis
(You can see the meeting's Web pages.) May 7, 2010 Stockbridge, MA Sponsored by: Austen Riggs Center, Erikson Institute for Education and Research Presenter: Donnel Stern, PhD, Training and Supervising Analyst, William Alanson White Institute. There are up to 2 continuing education credit hour equivalents available for -physicians Note: The description shown above is all the detail that we have available here. To find more about this event please contact the sponsor. (If you please, when you ask about the above event, kindly say that you read about it in this Web resource.) |
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Witnessing and Manifestation: The Growth of Meaning From Clinical Process
( Consult the meeting's Web pages.) May 8, 2010 Stockbridge, MA Sponsor: Austen Riggs Center, Erikson Institute for Education and Research Presenter: Donnel Stern, PhD, Training and Supervising Analyst, William Alanson White Institute. Note: The material shown above is all the detail that we have available at this resource. If you would like to learn more about this event please communicate with the sponsor. (If you please, when you ask about this, kindly point out that you discovered about it from these pages.) |
Event #13 Detail: |
Film Forum
(Kindly click above for the meeting's Web pages.) December 10, 2010 Stockbridge, MA Sponsor: Austen Riggs Center, Erikson Institute for Education and Research "Slumdog Millionaire". A modern fairy tale, the movie tells the story of Jamal's struggle to survive and reclaim lost love through a series of flashbacks illustrating how the events of his life, both horrific and exhilarating, have given him the knowledge that accounts for his wildly improbable winning streak on India's most popular television game show. Born into brutal poverty and suffering tragic losses, Jamal comes to embrace his own destiny in what the New York Times calls, "One of the most upbeat stories about living in hell imaginable." Lee Damsky, Ph.D.(discussant).
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Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, School of Behavioral and Cognitive Neurosciences [BCN]
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About: | The School of Behavioral and Cognitive Neurosciences is a university research and training center at the University of Groningen for the study of normal and pathological processes of the nervous system. Its research program emphasizes:
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RIKS-IFS
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RIKS-IFS Ostervagen 18 A S 171 39 Solna Sweden - or - Box 7096 S - 191 07 Sollentuna Sweden +46/8/82 90 31 |
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About: | 3,000 members in 80 groups limited to schizophrenia. |
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Rising Tide Studios
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Rising Tide Studios 101 East 15th Street 3rd Floor New York, NY 10003 212/475-8000 212/475-9955 fax business (snail) risingtidestudios.com (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces) |
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About: | Rising Tide Studios is the parent company of the Silicon Alley Reporter. It also sponsors Internet related meetings. |
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Riverview Hospital
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Riverview Hospital 500 Lougheed Highway Port Coquitlam, BC Canada |
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