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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

North Carolina Psychoanalytic Community
Programs, Meetings and Conferences
2006 - 2007

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September '06	October '06	November '06	December '06
January '07	February '07	March '07	April '07
May '07	June '07	July '07	August '07

Key to Sponsoring Organizations, Abbreviations & Phone Numbers
LDCEC: Lucy Daniels Center for Early Childhood -- (919) 677-1440
LDF: Lucy +Daniels Foundation -- (919) 677-9888
NCPF: : North Carolina Psychoanalytic Foundation-- (919) 847-2323
NCPS: North Carolina Psychoanalytic Society -- (877) 572-6778
NCSCSW: North Carolina Society for Clinical Social Work -- (919) 783-0487
NMCOP: National Membership Committee on Psychoanalysis in Clinical Social Work -- (919) 990-1227
PlayMakers: PlayMakers Repertory Company -- (919) 962-7529
PPSC/NC: The Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Study Center -- (877) 897-4034
UNCSSW: UNC School of Social Work -- (919) 843-5818

Directions to LDF and LDCEC
Calendar Updates and Corrections

September '06

September 1 (Friday)
Psychoanalytic Institute of the Carolinas
PIC Recommended Registration deadline for Psychoanalytic Perspectives (Fall semester). For more information contact Alan Stern (astern100@aol.com or call 919-933-5606) or Daphne Rosenblitt (res09d05@verizon.net or call 919-489-8727).

September 2006 - April 2007 (Monday, 24 sessions) 6:30-9:30pm
Introductory Course (IC) in Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique
Harold Kudler, MD, and William S. Meyer, MSW. PPSC/NC These award-winning teachers provide a solid foundation to basic and intermediate psychoanalytic concepts including: "listening with the third ear", empathy, interventions, transference, counter-transference, diagnosis and psychological defenses. Stimulating class readings introduce student to clinical ideas of some of the most creative psychoanalytic thinkers and practitioners including Freud, Ferenczi, Winnicott, Mahler, Gabbard, Fromm-Reichman, Sullivan, Bettelheim, and Kohut. Open to mental health professionals and others interested in the topic. For more information, email info@ppscnc.org or call 877-897-4034.
Fee: $875 per semester plus application fee and one-time registration fee. Late registration fees will apply beginning August 9th.
Location: Duke Hospital South, Durham

September 2006 - May 2007 (Wednesday, 28 sessions) 6:45-9:30pm
Advanced Curriculum in Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique (AC)
PPSC/NC Two-year intensive course of weekly classes open to licensed mental health professionals. Class provides solid foundation in the theory and practice of psychoanalytic psychotherapy. Sections of this course are taught by members of the NC Psychoanalytic Society and coordinated by Rebecca Goz, PhD. Clinical supervision and personal psychotherapy, either completed or concurrent, required in addition to course work. For more information, e-mail info@ppscnc.org or call 877-897-4034.
Fee: $1,125 per semester plus application fee and one-time registration fee. Late registration fees will apply beginning August 9th.
Location: LDF, Cary, NC.

September 2006 - May 2007 (Thursday, 16 sessions) Time TBA
The Child and Adolescent Course
PPSC/NC A one-year course in psychoanalytic psychotherapy with children and adolescents taught by a multi-disciplinary team of analysts and psychoanalytic therapists with expertise in the area of child and adolescent development. It is expected that students will have completed a degree program in a mental health-related field, that they will be already licensed in their appropriate fields, and that they have a familiarity with the concepts covered in the PPSC's Introductory Course. For more information, e-mail info@ppscnc.org or call 877-897-4034.
Fee: $600 per semester plus application fee and one-time registration fee. Late registration fees will apply beginning August 9th.
Location: TBA

September 12 - November 21 (Tuesday, 10 sessions) 6:30-8pm
Psychoanalytic Perspectives
Nancy Livingston, MD, Instructor. PIC This course offers an overview of psychoanalytic perspectives as first presented by Sigmund Freud and then developed and modified by later investigators. Key theoretical controversies, emphases, and deficiencies which spurred development of various "schools" of psychoanalysis will be discussed. We will explore the history of psychoanalysis in a broad cultural context and as influenced by the personalities of major figures in the field. Basic contemporary, cutting edge research questions and points of divergence and convergence among theoreticians will offer perspectives on developing trends in psychoanalysis. Enrollment will be limited to 15 students; a minimum enrollment of 5 will be necessary for the course to be offered. CME and CE credits will be available. For more information, Alan Stern (astern100@aol.com, phone number 919-933-5606) or Daphne Rosenblitt (res09d05@verizon.net, phone number 919-489-8727).
Fee: tuition will be $250 for candidates in the Psychoanalytic Institute and $350 for non-candidates. There will be a $25 registration fee.
Location: TBA

September 15 (Friday) 5-6:30pm
Psychoanalysis: an Interdisciplinary Approach Study Group
(Previously known as Neuro-psychoanalysis Study Group)
David Moore, PhD, and Laurie Pahel, MD, facilitators. NCPS Monthly study group for mental health professionals and neuroscientists. New members welcome. This group will focus on Psychoanalysis (an interdisciplinary approach) including and building on past neuroscience readings, but branching out to literature, attachment theory, philosophy and theology. The main text for the year will be Peter Fonagy et. al. (2002) Affect Regulation, Mentalization and the Development of the Self. This book integrates psychoanalysis with attachment theory (giving psychoanalysis empirical support), neuroscience (Damasio), extensive clinical material and philosophy in an interdisciplinary manner. For more information contact David Moore, PhD, at (919) 225-0497 or dmoore712@nc.rr.com. Fee: $35 for the year; free to NCPS members, students and residents.
Location: 600 Yorktown Drive, Chapel Hill.

September 18 (Monday) 12noon-2pm
Aging and the Power of Reminiscence
Florence Soltys, MSW, ACSW, LSCW. UNCSSW Open to mental health professionals, students and others interested in the topic. Pre-registration required at http://ssw.unc.edu/jif/cls/ . Contact Info: Deborah Barrett, PhD, (919)-843-5818.
Fee: $15.
Location: Tate-Turner-Kuralt Auditorium, UNC Chapel Hill.

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October '06

October 4 - December 6 (Wednesday, 4 sessions) 9:30-11:30am
Observing Preschoolers in School Settings
Donald Rosenblitt, MD, and Lucy Daniels Center Staff. NCPS Open to mental health professionals and others interested in the topic. (8 CE/CME credits) For information contact info@ncpsasoc.org. Registration deadline: September 22, 2006.
Fee: $100; $75/NCPS members, $35/trainees.
Location: LDCEC.

October 8 (Sunday) 10am
Walk For Hope
Join our team and help the Foundation of Hope for Research and Treatment of Mental Illness. To be a part of team NCPF you can register online at the Foundation of Hope website at www.walkforhope.com. If you want to contribute, but are not able to join us for the Walk, your participation is also welcome. Our team name is NCPF. Call for more information at (919) 781-9255 or www.walkforhope.com.

October 10 (Tuesday) 7-9pm
Clinical Hypnosis: Facts, Fantasies, and Practical Applications in Non-Hypnotic Therapies
Sharyn Warren, LCSW, BCD, NCSCSW Open to mental health professionals and others interested in the topic. For information contact Andrea Kosiak, (919) 783-0487.
Fee: $30 NCSCSW members/$45 Non-members, and $15 for students/retired.
Location: Meredith College, Oak Room, Belk Dining Hall

October 13 (Friday) 5-6:30pm
Psychoanalysis: an Interdisciplinary Approach Study Group
(Previously known as Neuro-psychoanalysis Study Group)
David Moore, PhD, and Laurie Pahel, MD, facilitators. NCPS Monthly study group for mental health professionals and neuroscientists. New members welcome. This group will focus on Psychoanalysis (an interdisciplinary approach) including and building on past neuroscience readings, but branching out to literature, attachment theory, philosophy and theology. The main text for the year will be Peter Fonagy et. al. (2002) Affect Regulation, Mentalization and the Development of the Self. This book integrates psychoanalysis with attachment theory (giving psychoanalysis empirical support), neuroscience (Damasio), extensive clinical material and philosophy in an interdisciplinary manner. For more information contact David Moore, PhD, at (919) 225-0497 or dmoore712@nc.rr.com.
Fee: $35 for the year; free to NCPS members, students and residents.
Location: 600 Yorktown Drive, Chapel Hill.

October 16 (Monday) 12noon-2pm
Men and Depression: the Descent that Heals
Lou Lipsitz, LCSW. UNCSSW Open to mental health professionals, students and others interested in the topic. Pre-registration required at http://ssw.unc.edu/jif/cls/ . Contact Info: Deborah Barrett, Ph.D., (919) 843-5818.
Fee: $15.
Location: Tate-Turner-Kuralt Auditorium, UNC Chapel Hill.

October 21 (Saturday) 9-11am
Siblings: Their Roles in our Development, Lives, and Psychotherapy
Joyce Edward, LCSW, BCD, Sponsored by N.C. Chapter of the National Membership Committee on Psychoanalysis in Clinical Social Work NMCOP. Open to mental health professionals, students and others interested in the topic. Contact Info: Bill Meyer, MSW, meyer017@mc.duke.edu
Fee: $35; $10 for full-time students with ID; $10 late charge after October 7, 2006.
Location: UNC School of Social Work, Room 135.

October 21 (Saturday) 8pm
MindPlay: The Underpants by Carl Sternheim, adapted by Steve Martin
LDF & NCPS Psychoanalytic discussion following play led by Theresa Yuschok, MD. Contact PlayMakers Repertory Company for tickets to play; discussion is free.
Location: Paul Green Theater, UNC Chapel Hill.

October 22 (Sunday) 2pm
MindPlay: The Underpants by Carl Sternheim, adapted by Steve Martin
LDF & NCPS Psychoanalytic discussion following play led by Theresa Yuschok, MD. Contact PlayMakers Repertory Company for tickets to play; discussion is free.
Location: Paul Green Theater, UNC Chapel Hill.

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November '06

November 3 (Friday) 1:30-5:30pm
Advocating for Mental Health Part I: Mental Health Reform
Panel Discussion, UNCSSW Open to mental health professionals, students and others interested in the topic. Pre-registration required at http://ssw.unc.edu/jif/cls/ . Contact Info: Deborah Barrett, PhD, (919) 843-5818.
Fee: $30.
Location: Tate-Turner-Kuralt Auditorium, UNC Chapel Hill.

November 4 (Saturday) 1:30-4:30pm
Art as Healing and Healing as Art
Thomas Sayre, and Salman Akhtar, MD. LDF For more information contact the Lucy Daniels Foundation at (919) 677-9888, ext. 120.
Location: North Carolina Bar Center in Cary, NC.

November 10 (Friday) 5-6:30pm
Psychoanalysis: an Interdisciplinary Approach Study Group
(Previously known as Neuro-psychoanalysis Study Group)
David Moore, PhD, and Laurie Pahel, MD, facilitators. NCPS Monthly study group for mental health professionals and neuroscientists. New members welcome. This group will focus on Psychoanalysis (an interdisciplinary approach) including and building on past neuroscience readings, but branching out to literature, attachment theory, philosophy and theology. The main text for the year will be Peter Fonagy et. al. (2002) Affect Regulation, Mentalization and the Development of the Self. This book integrates psychoanalysis with attachment theory (giving psychoanalysis empirical support), neuroscience (Damasio), extensive clinical material and philosophy in an interdisciplinary manner. For more information contact David Moore, PhD, at (919) 225-0497 or dmoore712@nc.rr.com.
Fee: $35 for the year; free to NCPS members, students and residents.
Location: 600 Yorktown Drive, Chapel Hill.

November 11 (Saturday) 9am-12noon
Pathways of Growth in the Mother-Daughter Relationship
Sandra Hershberg, MD. NCPS Open to Mental Health Professional and Trainees. Pre-registration is encouraged. For more information, e-mail info@ncpsasoc.org or call (877) 572-6778.
Fee: $35; free to NCPS members and trainees.
Location: LDF.

November 13 (Monday) 12noon-2pm
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy with Difficult to Treat Clients
Cathy Fornerie, PhD, ABPP. UNCSSW Open to mental health professionals, students and others interested in the topic. Pre-registration required at http://ssw.unc.edu/jif/cls/ . Contact Info: Deborah Barrett, PhD, (919) 843-5818.
Fee: $15.
Location: Tate-Turner-Kuralt Auditorium, UNC Chapel Hill.

November 28 (Tuesday) 8pm
MindPlay: Mitch Albom's Tuesdays with Morrie by Jeffrey Hatcher and Mitch Albom
LDF & NCPS Psychoanalytic discussion following play led by Peter Perault, MD. Contact PlayMakers Repertory Company for tickets to play; discussion is free.
Location: Paul Green Theater, UNC Chapel Hill.

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December '06

December 2 (Saturday) 9:30 - 11:30am
Where Do You Want the Killing Done? An Exploration of Hatred to Children
Donald Rosenblitt, MD. NCPS Open to Mental Health Professional, trainees and those who are interested in the topic. For more information, e-mail info@ncpsasoc.org or call 877-572-6778. Pre-registration is encouraged.
Fee: $35; Free to NC Psychoanalytic Society members and trainees.
Location: LDF.

December 2 (Saturday) 8pm
MindPlay: Mitch Albom's Tuesdays with Morrie by Jeffrey Hatcher and Mitch Albom
LDF & NCPS Psychoanalytic discussion following play led by Peter Perault, MD. Contact PlayMakers Repertory Company for tickets to play; discussion is free.
Location: Paul Green Theater, UNC Chapel Hill.

December 3 (Sunday) 2pm
MindPlay: Mitch Albom's Tuesdays with Morrie by Jeffrey Hatcher and Mitch Albom
LDF & NCPS Psychoanalytic discussion following play led by Peter Perault, MD. Contact PlayMakers Repertory Company for tickets to play; discussion is free.
Location: Paul Green Theater, UNC Chapel Hill.

December 16 (Saturday) 10am-12noon
Psychological Pressures on the Treating Psychotherapist in Times of Social Turmoil and Trauma: The Israeli Case
Eric Moss, PhD. NCPS This program will convey a sense of what it is like doing psychotherapy, individual and group, in times of social trauma and existential fear and at the same time address issues about the role of psychoanalysis and analytic-therapy in conditions of social turmoil. Open to Mental Health Professionals and Trainees. Pre-registration is encouraged. For more information, e-mail info@ncpsasoc.org or call (877) 572-6778.
Fee: $35, Free for NC Psychoanalytic Society members and trainees
Location: The UNC Friday Center, Chapel Hill

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January '07

January 9 - May 15, 2007 (Tuesday) 6:15pm - 7:45pm

Transference and Countertransference

Ingrid Pisetsky, MD and Steven D. Bennett, PhD, Instructors. PIC (10 sessions) Psychodynamic psychotherapies are based on the understanding and exploration of relationships, including the one between patient and therapist. Transference and countertransference are the special windows into this relationship. This course is for licensed clinicians practicing relationship based therapies, beginner through advanced. Unlicensed clinicians and students in mental health professions will be considered on an individual basis, depending on their clinical experience. Enrollment will be limited to 15 students; a minimum enrollment of 5 will be necessary for the course to be offered. 15 CME and CE credits will be available. For more information, Alan Stern (astern100@aol.com, phone number 933-5606) or Daphne Rosenblitt (res09d05@verizon.net, phone number 489-8727).
Fee: Tuition will be $250 for candidates in the Psychoanalytic Institute and $350 for non-candidates. There will be a $25 registration fee. Discount available if taken with Neurobiology and Pschoanalysis course. Contact PIC at picarolinas@verizon.net for details.

Location: TBA

January 9 - May 15, 2007 (Tuesday) 8pm - 9:30pm

Neurobiology and Psychoanalysis

David Moore, Ph.D., Instructor. PIC (10 sessions) Psychoanalysis is the science of the mind, and neurobiology is the science of the brain. The integration of mind and brain is at the cutting edge of contemporary thought and will be explored in this course. Authors covered include Solms, Turnbull, Damasio, Fonagy, Kandel, and Patricia Churchland. This course is at the beginning to intermediate level. It is open to practitioners and students in licensable health professions, faculty and graduate students in colleges or universities, and matriculated psychoanalytic students. Enrollment will be limited to 15 students; a minimum enrollment of 5 will be necessary for the course to be offered. 15 CME and CE credits will be available. For more information, Alan Stern (astern100@aol.com, phone number 933-5606) or Daphne Rosenblitt (res09d05@verizon.net, phone number 489-8727).
Fee: Tuition will be $250 for candidates in the Psychoanalytic Institute and $350 for non-candidates. There will be a $25 registration fee. Discount available if taken with transference and Countertransference course. Contact PIC at picarolinas@verizon.net for details.

Location: TBA

January 11, 2007 - December 2007 (Thursday, 16 sessions) 6:30-9:15pm
The Child and Adolescent Course
PPSC/NC A one-year course in psychoanalytic psychotherapy with children and adolescents taught by a multi-disciplinary team of analysts and psychoanalytic therapists with expertise in the area of child and adolescent development. It is expected that students will have completed a degree program in a mental health-related field, that they will be already licensed in their appropriate fields, and that they have a familiarity with the concepts covered in the PPSC's Introductory Course. For more information, e-mail info@ppscnc.org or call 877-897-4034.
Fee: $600 per semester plus application fee and one-time registration fee.
Location: TBA

January 17, 2007 - April 2007 (Wednesday, 4 sessions, once a month) 7:00-9:15pm
An Introduction to Psychoanalysis Bridge Course: Freud in His Own Words Harold Kudler, MD. PPSC/NC The Introduction to Psychoanalysis Bridge Course has been extended through the spring semester. Each meeting will focus on a reading from Freud on a subject chosen by course members. The Introductory Bridge Course is designed for both mental health professionals and the general public who are interested in learning more about psychoanalytic concepts.

For information, email info@ppscnc.org or call 877-897-4034.
Fee: $200 spring semester (4-2 hour sessions)
Location: VA Medical Center, Durham

January 22 (Monday) 12noon�2pm
Using CBT to Treat Psychotic Symptoms
David Penn, PhD. UNCSSW Open to mental health professionals, students and others interested in the topic. Pre-registration required at http://ssw.unc.edu/jif/cls/ . Contact Info: Deborah Barrett, PhD, (919) 843-5818.
Fee: $15.
Location: Tate-Turner-Kuralt Auditorium, UNC Chapel Hill.

January 27 (Saturday) 10am-12noon

Supervision is a Relationship Too: A Contemporary Model of Psychodynamic Supervision

Mary Gail Frawley-O'Dea, PhD. NCPS Open to Mental Health Professional and Trainees. Pre-registration is encouraged. For more information, e-mail info@ncpsasoc.org or call 877-572-6778

Fee: $35; Free to Society members and trainees.

Location: LDF.

January TBA (Friday) 5-6:30pm
Psychoanalysis: an Interdisciplinary Approach Study Group
(Previously known as Neuro-psychoanalysis Study Group)
David Moore, PhD, and Laurie Pahel, MD, facilitators. NCPS Monthly study group for mental health professionals and neuroscientists. New members welcome. This group will focus on Psychoanalysis (an interdisciplinary approach) including and building on past neuroscience readings, but branching out to literature, attachment theory, philosophy and theology. The main text for the year will be Peter Fonagy et. al. (2002) Affect Regulation, Mentalization and the Development of the Self. This book integrates psychoanalysis with attachment theory (giving psychoanalysis empirical support), neuroscience (Damasio), extensive clinical material and philosophy in an interdisciplinary manner. For more information contact David Moore, PhD, at (919) 225-0497 or dmoore712@nc.rr.com.
Fee: $35 for the year; free to NCPS members, students and residents.
Location: 600 Yorktown Drive, Chapel Hill.

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February '07

February 2 (Friday) 1:30�5:30pm

Advocating for Mental Health Part II: Equitable provision of mental healthcare services (�Parity�) Panel Discussion, UNCSSW Open to mental health professionals, students and others interested in the topic. Pre-registration required at http://ssw.unc.edu/jif/cls/ . Contact Info: Deborah Barrett, PhD, (919) 843-5818.

Fee: $30.

Location: Tate-Turner-Kuralt Auditorium, UNC Chapel Hill.

February 3 (Saturday) 3:00pm
Annual Lectures on Art and Psychoanalysis

What is Too Scary? Representations of Death in Works for Children
Ellen Handler Spitz, PhD. LDF For more information contact the Lucy Daniels Foundation at (919) 677-9888, ext. 120.
Location: Lucy Daniels Foundation in Cary, NC.

February 4 (Sunday) 2pm
Annual Lectures on Art and Psychoanalysis

Art as Memory and Loss as Vanished Form
Ellen Handler Spitz, PhD. LDF For more information contact the Lucy Daniels Foundation at (919) 677-9888, ext. 120.
Location: North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh NC.

February 3 (Saturday) 8pm (NOTE CHANGE IN DATE AND TIME)

MindPlay: Stones In His Pockets by Marie Jones

LDF & NCPS Psychoanalytic discussion following play led by Harold Kudler, MD. Contact PlayMakers Repertory Company for tickets to play; discussion is free.

Location: Paul Green Theater, UNC Chapel Hill.

February 7 � May 2 (4 sessions, Wednesday) 9:30-11:30am
Observing Preschoolers in School Settings
Donald Rosenblitt, MD, and Lucy Daniels Center Staff. NCPS Open to mental health professionals and others interested in the topic. (8 CE/CME credits) For information contact info@ncpsasoc.org. Registration deadline: January 19, 2007.

Fee: $100; $75/NCPS members, $35/trainees.

Location: LDCEC.

February 16 (Friday) 5-6:30pm

Psychoanalysis: an Interdisciplinary Approach Study Group

(Previously known as Neuro-psychoanalysis Study Group)

David Moore, PhD, and Laurie Pahel, MD, facilitators. NCPS Monthly study group for mental health professionals and neuroscientists. New members welcome. This group will focus on Psychoanalysis (an interdisciplinary approach) including and building on past neuroscience readings, but branching out to literature, attachment theory, philosophy and theology. The main text for the year will be Peter Fonagy et. al. (2002) Affect Regulation, Mentalization and the Development of the Self. This book integrates psychoanalysis with attachment theory (giving psychoanalysis empirical support), neuroscience (Damasio), extensive clinical material and philosophy in an interdisciplinary manner. For more information contact David Moore, PhD, at (919) 225-0497 or dmoore712@nc.rr.com.

Fee: $35 for the year; free to NCPS members, students and residents.

Location: 600 Yorktown Drive, Chapel Hill.

February 19 (Monday) 12noon�2pm

Using Personality Adaptations in Couple Therapy

Vann Joines, PhD. UNCSSW Open to mental health professionals, students and others interested in the topic. Pre-registration required at http://ssw.unc.edu/jif/cls/ . Contact Info: Deborah Barrett, PhD, (919) 843-5818.

Fee: $15.

Location: Tate-Turner-Kuralt Auditorium, UNC Chapel Hill.

February 22 (Thursday) 7-9:30pm
Sleepless in America: An Update for Clinical Social Workers on Diagnosis and Treatment of Insomnia

Diane Ranes, PhD, NCSCSW Open to mental health professionals and others interested in the topic. For information contact Andrea Kosiak, (919) 783-0487.
Fee: $30 NCSCSW members/$45 Non-members, and $15 for students/retired.
Location: UNC School of Social Work, 301 Pittsboro St., Chapel Hill

February 24 (Saturday) 10-5pm

Keeping a Child�s Mind in Mind: Prevention and Treatment of Psychological Problems Based in Early Childhood

Distinguished Speaker Peter Fonagy, PhD, FBA, Chief Executive of the Anna Freud Centre in London. NCPF A Morning Workshop for Mental Health Professionals (10am-1pm) and an Afternoon Public Lecture (3-5pm). A Networking Lunch is also offered from 1:15-2:30pm. Additional information can be found on the home page of this site. Registration now being taken on-line.
Location: UNC Friday Center, Chapel Hill.