in North Carolina
North Carolina Psychoanalytic Community
Programs, Meetings and Conferences
2007 - 2008
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Key to Sponsoring Organizations, Abbreviations & Phone Numbers
AAPCSW (formally NMCOP): The North Carolina Chapter of the American Association for Psychoanalysis in Clinical Social Work -- (919) 990-1227
CGPS: Carolina Group Psychotherapy Society -- (919) 431-0085
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
PlayMakers: PlayMakers Repertory Company -- (919) 962-7529
PPSC/NC: The Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Study Center -- (877) 897-4034
PIC: Psychoanlytic Institute of the Carolinas -- (919) 490-3212
UNCSSW: UNC School of Social Work -- (919) 843-5818
Please note that sponsoring organizations do make changes throughout the year. Please check with the sponsoring organization for details of programs you are interested in. Thank you.
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September '07 |
September 7 (Friday) 1:00pm-7:20 pm
Carolinas Group Psychotherapy Society: Core Course Offering
CGPS Twelve hour introductory course designed to meet the eligibility requirements for inclusion in the National Registry of Certified Group Psychotherapists. Provides a basic overview of the theory and practice of group psychotherapy. Includes didactic presentations and experiential/process approaches. All faculty are Certified Group Psychotherapists. Coordinator and Faculty Facilitator: contact Moira Artigues at (919) 678-0002 or drmoira@bellsouth.net.
Location:
Fee: $125.00 if registration is received by August 31, 2007 (includes dinner Friday evening and lunch on Saturday); additional $35 membership fee for non-CGPS members.
September 8 (Saturday)
Moving Beyond the Comfort Zone in Psychotherapy: Emotional Engagement and Ethical Considerations in Therapeutic Relationships*
*Clinical social workers may count this as part of their ethic requirement for licensure.
Nancy A. Bridges, LICSW, BCD , Sponsored by N.C. Chapter of the American Association for Psychoanalysis in Clinical Social Work, AAPCSW (formerly 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
Location: UNC School of Social Work, Room 135.Fee: $40; $10 for full-time students with ID; $10 late charge after August 25, 2007.
September 2007 - April 2008 (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.com 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,
September 2007 - May 2008 (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.com 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,
September 17 (Monday) 11:30am-2pm
Motivational Interviewing: From Resistance to Self Efficacy
Worth
Fee: $15.
Location: Tate-Turner-Kuralt Auditorium, UNC
September 28 (Friday) 5-6:30pm
Psychoanalysis: an Interdisciplinary Study Group
David Moore, PhD, and
Fee: $60 for the year; free to NCPS members, students and residents.
Location:
September 29 (Saturday) 10:00am-12:00noon
Transference and Neurobiology
David Pincus, DMH. NCPS 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: $45 ($50 at the door); free to NCPS members and trainees.
Location: LDF.
September 29 (Saturday) 9:00am-12:00noon
Health Care for Everyone: How do we get there?
Presenters: Jonathan Oberlander, PhD, Adam Searing, JD, MPH, and state representative Verla Insko. A public forum sponsored by The League of Women Voters of Orange,
Location: Auditorium of the
Registration: Free and open to the public. Pre-registration is required. Deadline for registration is September 15, 2007.
Contact: Evelin Brinich, PhD, by email at brinich@email.unc.edu or fax at (919) 967-5819.
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October '07 |
October 26 (Friday) 5-6:30pm
Psychoanalysis: an Interdisciplinary Study Group
David Moore, PhD, and
Fee: $60 for the year; free to NCPS members, students and residents.
Location:
October 13 (Saturday) 8pm
MindPlay: Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
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
October 14 (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 14 (Sunday) 2pm
MindPlay: Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
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
October 15 (Monday) 11:30am-2pm
The Role of Spirituality in SA and other Counseling
Stan Yancey, MSW, LCSW, MDiv. 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
October 20 (Saturday) 10am-12pm
The Need for Psychodynamic Principles in Outreach to New Combat Veterans and Their Families
Harold Kudler, MD. NCPS 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: $45 ($50 at the door); free to NCPS members and trainees.
Location: LDF,
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November '07 |
MindPlay: Crimes of the Heart by Beth Henley
LDF & NCPS Psychoanalytic discussion following play led by Roni Cohen, PhD. Contact PlayMakers Repertory Company for tickets to play; discussion is free.
Location: Paul Green Theater, UNC
November 11 (Sunday) 2pm
MindPlay: Crimes of the Heart by Beth Henley
LDF & NCPS Psychoanalytic discussion following play led by Roni Cohen, PhD. Contact PlayMakers Repertory Company for tickets to play; discussion is free.
Location: Paul Green Theater, UNC
November 12 (Monday) 11:30am-2pm
Children and Bereavement
Tonya D. Armstrong, Ph.D., M.T.S. 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
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December '07 |
December 1 (Saturday) 10:00am-3:00pm
Modern Sexuality and Clinical Wisdom: A Day with Joseph Lichtenberg, MD
Joseph Lichtenberg, MD. NCPS 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: All Day Conference: $70; Lunch: $20 (optional); at the door: All Day Conference only: $80; Lunch is not available at the door; free to NCPS members and trainees. Lunch fee still applies.
Location:
December 7 (Friday) 5-6:30pm
Psychoanalysis: an Interdisciplinary Study Group
David Moore, PhD, and
Fee: $60 for the year; free to NCPS members, students and residents.
Location:
December 15 (Saturday) 7pm
Mindplay: The Little Prince by Rick Cummins and John Scoullar, based on the book by Antoine de Saint-Exupry.
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
December 16 (Saturday) 2pm
Mindplay: The Little Prince by Rick Cummins and John Scoullar, based on the book by Antoine de Saint-Exupry.
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
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January '08 |
January 8 (Tuesday) 7:30-9pm
Psychodynamic Assessment
Nancy Livingston, MD and Alan Stern, PhD. PIC Class will run for 10 sessions. Open to mental health professionals with some clinical experience. Participantes may receive upto 15 CME, 9 catagory A CE credits and 6 catagory B. Letter of attendance also available. Deadline: December 21, 2007. Contact Info: Sarah Tillis, LCSW (919) 490-3212.
Fee: $350; $250 Institute Candidate.
Additional fees: $25 registration; books and materials.
Location: Chapel Hill
January 14 (Monday) 11:30am-2pm
Ethics and End of Life Care
Laura Hanson, M.D., MPH. 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
January 25 (Friday) 5-6:30pm
Psychoanalysis: an Interdisciplinary Study Group
David Moore, PhD, and
Fee: $60 for the year; free to NCPS members, students and residents.
Location:
January 26 (Saturday) 10am-12noon
Freud's Great Leap Forward
Lillian Furst, PhD. NCPS 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 ($40 at the door); free to NCPS, NCPF members who do not need CME/CE credits, and trainees.
Location:
January 26 (Saturday) 9am-4pm
Navigating Legislative Change: The roadmap for professional practice
Sponsored by the NASW-NC and UNC-CH School of Social Work. Open to mental health professionals, students and others interested in the topic. Pre-registration required. Contact Jack Register, NASW-NC Director of Advocacy and Legislation at naswncadvocacy@naswnc.org. Fess: NASW member $45; Student member $20; Student non-member $25; All others $65 (lunch and two refreshment breaks included).
Location: Tate-Turner-Kuralt Auditorium, UNC
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February '08 |
February 9 (Saturday) 3pm
Creativity and Self Repair: Art Psychotherapy with Cancer Patients
LDF 2008 Annual Lectures on Art & Psychoanalysis. Featuring Guest Speaker Esther Dreifuss-Kattan, PhD, ATR
Location: LDF
February 10 (Sunday) 2:30pm
Paul Klee: In the Shadow of Death
LDF 2008 Annual Lectures on Art & Psychoanalysis. Featuring Guest Speaker Esther Dreifuss-Kattan, PhD, ATR
Location: North Carolina Museum of Art
February 10 (Sunday) 4:30pm
Grounded Globalism: How the US South Embraces the World
C.G. Jung Society of the Triangle, February Salon & Book Signing
James Peacock, Jungian Analyst and NCPF Board Member
Location: Barnes & Noble Bookstore, 5400 New Hope Commons, Durham
February 17 (Sunday) 2pm
MindPlay: Topdog/Underdog by Suzan-Lori Parks
LDF & NCPS Psychoanalytic discussion following play led by John Tisdale, DMin. Contact PlayMakers Repertory Company for tickets to play; discussion is free.
Location: Paul Green Theater, UNC
February 18 (Monday) 11:30am-2pm
How Do We Treat Perpetrators? The Ethics of Working with Sex Offenders
Melissa Grady, PhD, MSW, 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, PhD, (919) 843-5818.
Fee: $15.
Location: Tate-Turner-Kuralt Auditorium, UNC
February 22 (Friday) 5-6:30pm
Psychoanalysis: an Interdisciplinary Study Group
David Moore, PhD, and
Fee: $60 for the year; free to NCPS members, students and residents.
Location:
February 23 (Saturday) 8pm
MindPlay: Doubt: A Parable by John Patrick Shanely
LDF & NCPS Psychoanalytic discussion following play led by Steve Bennett, PhD. Contact PlayMakers Repertory Company for tickets to play; discussion is free.
Location: Paul Green Theater, UNC
February 24 (Sunday) 2pm
MindPlay: Doubt: A Parable by John Patrick Shanely
LDF & NCPS Psychoanalytic discussion following play led by Steve Bennett, PhD. Contact PlayMakers Repertory Company for tickets to play; discussion is free.
Location: Paul Green Theater, UNC
February 29 (Friday) Time: TBA
Poetry
NCPF. 2008 Annual Public Lecture Distinguished Speaker Salman Akhtar, MD, is an accomplished poet with six volumes of poetry published in English and/or Urdu. This program is open to the general public.
Location: Quail Ridge Books and Music,
Cost: Free
March 1 (Saturday) 9:00am-5pm
NCPF and NCPS. The Burdens of Sanity: Meeting the Challenges in Therapy and in Life (working title, subject to change)
Distinguished Speaker and Poet Salman Akhar, M.D. NCPF.
Survival, Vision, and Faith: Three Pillars of the Therapeutic Attitude (working title, subject to change) (9-10:30am), workshop for mental health professionals, trainees, students and others interested in the topic.
Geographical Dislocation: The Psychological Burdens of Immigration (working title, subject to change) (11-12:30pm), workshop for mental health professionals, trainees, students and others interested in the topic.
The NCPF Public Lecture: The Burdens of Sanity (3-5pm). Open to all.
A Networking Lunch is also offered from 1:15-2:30pm. Additional information can be found on the home page of this site beginning in October.
Location:
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March 17 (Monday) 11:30am-2pm
Using Transference and Counter-transference
David Freeman, MD. 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
Psychoanalysis: an Interdisciplinary Study Group
The Psychoanalytic Interdisciplinary Discussion Group meets monthly with clinicians and is led by psychoanlysts, David Moore, PhD and La
Fee: $60 for the year; free to NCPS members, students and residents.
Location: 902 Christopher Road, Chapel Hill.
March 29 (Saturday) 10:00am-12:30pm
Thinking in the Space Between Winnicott and Lacan: Toward a New Middle Group
Deborah Luepnitz, PhD. NCPS 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: $45 ($50 at the door); free to NCPS members and trainees.
Location: LDF
March 29-30 (Saturday and Sunday)
The Red Wheel Barrow: Maximizing the Experience of a Training Group
Hillel Swiller, MD, CGP, FAGPA. CGPS Open to mental health professionals and trainees. Pre-registration is encouraged. For more information contact Russ Hopfenberg, Pdh, CGP at 919-431-0085 or russh100@aol.com or Ron Vereen, MD, CGP at 919-383-0179 or rlvereen@aol.com. Aslo visit www.carolinagps.org.
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April '08 |
April 5 (Saturday) 9-11am
The Transformation from Deadness to Human Relatedness: A Case Presentation
Presenter: Karen Baker, MSW, LCSW; Discussant: Terrie Baker, MSW, LCSW. Open to mental health professionals, trainees and students. For more information contact Bill Meyer at (919) 681-6840 or e-mail at william.meyer@duke.edu or call Terrie Baker at (919) 990-1227 or tsb123@mindspring.com.
Fee: $40; $10 for full time students with ID (additional $5 after March 28, 2008)