Mental Health Organizations And Events TEX to TEZZ

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Texas Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI]

Contact:	Texas AMI 1000 East 7-th Street Suite 208 Austin, TX 78702-3257 800/633-3760 512/474-2225 512/320-8887 fax

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Texas Association for Behavior Analysis [TXABA]

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Texas Association for Marriage and Family Therapy [TAMFT]

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Contact:	(You can use the link below for obtaining more detail) Texas Association for Marriage and Family Therapy 1005 Congress Suite 470 Austin, TX 78701 800/270-4320 512/708-1593 512/476-7297 fax tamft (snail) cshieldspc.com (If pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces)
About:	The Texas Association for Marriage and Family Therapy [TAMFT] is a regional division of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.

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Texas Association of Marriage and Family Counselors [TAMFC]

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Contact:	c/o Francine Daner, LPC, LMFT 1118 Overlake Drive Richardson, TX 75080 972/234-2257
About:	The Texas Association of Marriage and Family Counselors [TAMFC] is an association dedicated to enhancing the growth and development of counselors specializing in working with couples and families. Today's counselors must work with a wide variety of couple and family systems. Step families, single parent families and childless families represent these evolving systems. Marriage and family counselors are confronted with the challenges of deciding how to work with couple and family systems that may need premarital counseling, marital therapy, divorce counseling, family therapy or individual counseling. The problems confronting these diverse couple and family systems are perplexing; therefore, the Texas Association of Marriage and Family Counselors dedicates itself to providing its members with training, educational information, ethical guidelines and annual conferences to enhance the growth and development of all members.

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c/o Francine Daner, LPC, LMFT
1118 Overlake Drive
Richardson, TX 75080

972/234-2257

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The Texas Association of Marriage and Family Counselors [TAMFC] is an association dedicated to enhancing the growth and development of counselors specializing in working with couples and families. Today's counselors must work with a wide variety of couple and family systems. Step families, single parent families and childless families represent these evolving systems. Marriage and family counselors are confronted with the challenges of deciding how to work with couple and family systems that may need premarital counseling, marital therapy, divorce counseling, family therapy or individual counseling. The problems confronting these diverse couple and family systems are perplexing; therefore, the Texas Association of Marriage and Family Counselors dedicates itself to providing its members with training, educational information, ethical guidelines and annual conferences to enhance the growth and development of all members.

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Texas Association on Mental Retardation [TAMR]

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Contact:	(You can activate the link below for e-mail) Texas Association on Mental Retardation PO Box 29149 Austin, TX 78755-6149 512/502.1883 512/502.0149 fax tamr200 (snail) aol.com (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces)
About:	The non-profit Texas Association on Mental Retardation [TAMR] is the State of Texas Chapter of the American Association on Mental Retardation.

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Texas Association for Play Therapy [TAPT]

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About:	The Texas Association for Play Therapy [TAPT] is a branch of the Association for Play Therapy. The official publication of TAPT is the quarterly Texas Association for Play Therapy Newsletter.

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Texas Christian University [TCU], Institute of Behavior Research [IBR]

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Contact:	(The link below is available for e-mail) Institute of Behavioral Research Texas Christian University TCU Box 298740 Fort Worth, TX 76129 817/257-7290 fax ibr (snail) tcu.edu (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces)
About:	The Institute of Behavioral Research [IBR] at TCU conducts evaluations of drug abuse and addiction services. Special attention is given to assessing and analyzing individual functioning, treatment delivery and engagement process, and their relationships to outcomes. Treatment improvement protocols developed and tested emphasize cognitive and behavioral strategies for programs in community-based as well as criminal justice settings.

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Institute of Behavioral Research
Texas Christian University
TCU Box 298740
Fort Worth, TX 76129

817/257-7290 fax

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The Institute of Behavioral Research [IBR] at TCU conducts evaluations of drug abuse and addiction services. Special attention is given to assessing and analyzing individual functioning, treatment delivery and engagement process, and their relationships to outcomes. Treatment improvement protocols developed and tested emphasize cognitive and behavioral strategies for programs in community-based as well as criminal justice settings.

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Texas Community Services

Contact:	(The link is available for e-mail) Texas Community Services PO Box 690164 Houston, TX 77269-0164 800/873-3102 713/862-4148 fax tcscares (snail) swbell.net (If pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces)

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Texas Counseling Association

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Contact:	(You could click on the colored link below for obtaining more information) Texas Counseling Association 316 West 12th Street Suite 402 Austin, Texas 78701 800/580-8144 512/472-3403 512/472-3756 fax info (snail) txca.org (If pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces)
About:	The Texas Counseling Association is an organization of professional counselors serving children and adults in a variety of settings who have joined together to provide leadership and direction that encourages the personal and professional development of counselors; to influence decisions that affect the counseling profession; and to promote progress, understanding and improvement of counseling.

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Texas Department of State Health Services, Community Mental Health

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Texas Department of State Health Services, Substance Abuse Services

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Contact:	(You could use the link below for e-mail) Substance Abuse Services 909 West 45th Street Austin, TX 78758 866/378-8440 800/832-9623 contact (snail) tcada.state.tx.us (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces)
About:	The top priority of the Texas Substance Abuse Services (formerly TCADA) is to ensure that Texans have access to effective and efficient substance abuse services. The agency provides funding for prevention, intervention and treatment services through contracts with about 200 community organizations that serve more than 750,000 Texans each year.

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Texas Medical Association

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Texas Mental Health Counselors Association [TMHCA]

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Contact:	(The link below is available for making contact) Texas Mental Health Counselors Association c/o Russ White, LPC 214/320-9202 214/320-1050 fax tmhca (snail) tmhca.org (If pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces)
About:	Texas Mental Health Counselors Association [TMHCA] membership is open to Licensed Professional Counselors and others whose primary responsibilities or interests are in the area of counseling and human development. All persons who work in private practice, mental health agencies, rehabilitation facilities, community agencies, schools, colleges, business/industry, employment, and related human service settings are eligible for membership.

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Texas Mental Health Counselors Association
c/o Russ White, LPC

214/320-9202
214/320-1050 fax

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Texas Mental Health Counselors Association [TMHCA] membership is open to Licensed Professional Counselors and others whose primary responsibilities or interests are in the area of counseling and human development. All persons who work in private practice, mental health agencies, rehabilitation facilities, community agencies, schools, colleges, business/industry, employment, and related human service settings are eligible for membership.

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Texas Network of Youth Services [TNOYS]

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Contact:	(You might activate the link below for e-mail) Texas Network of Youth Services 2525 Wallingwood Austin, Texas 78746 512/328-6860 512/328-6863 fax Theresatod (snail) AOL.com (When pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces)
About:	The Texas Network of Youth Services [TNOYS] is an organization of non-profit, youth-serving agencies and private individuals, who share the common goal of creating better options and improving available services for youth in at-risk situations, and their families. The association was founded in 1978 by a small group of community-based youth programs that served runaways and other youth in crisis across Texas in the hopes that by linking their voices together their concerns about the needs of our youth would be heard. TNOYS has played a leading role in making Texas one of the premiere states in the nation in early intervention services designed to keep young people out of "the system". TNOYS has also established a strong reputation as a provider of quality training and other services to youth service providers.

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Texas Network of Youth Services
2525 Wallingwood
Austin, Texas 78746

512/328-6860
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The Texas Network of Youth Services [TNOYS] is an organization of non-profit, youth-serving agencies and private individuals, who share the common goal of creating better options and improving available services for youth in at-risk situations, and their families. The association was founded in 1978 by a small group of community-based youth programs that served runaways and other youth in crisis across Texas in the hopes that by linking their voices together their concerns about the needs of our youth would be heard. TNOYS has played a leading role in making Texas one of the premiere states in the nation in early intervention services designed to keep young people out of "the system". TNOYS has also established a strong reputation as a provider of quality training and other services to youth service providers.

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Texas Psychological Association

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Contact:	Texas Psychological Association 1005 Congress Avenue Suite 410 Austin, TX 78701 888/872-3435 512/280-4099

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Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians [TSPP]

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Contact:	(The link is available for e-mail) Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians 401 West 15th Street Suite 675 Austin, TX 78701 512/478-0605 512/478-5223 fax TSPPofc (snail) aol.com (If pasting, please replace '/snail/' with '@" for email address... no spaces)
About:	The Texas Society of Psychiatric Physicians [TSPP] is a District Branch of the American Psychiatric Association.

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Texas Tech University, Division of Extended Learning

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