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Conference & Workshop Announcements: (Arranged by date) Individual Psychotherapy in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, May 1-2, 2008, Embassy Suites Portland – Downtown, Portland, OR. Taught by: Anthony DuBose, Psy.D. & Amy Wagner, Ph.D. Up to12.5 CE Credits offered, depending on discipline. To register or to view a full list of Behavioral Tech Trainings visit www.behavioraltech.org or call 206.675.8588. Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) provides tools and strategies to increase client and therapist motivation, facilitate change in multiple intransigent, severe disorders, and manage crises and difficult problems that arise in session (e.g., dissociation, attacking the therapist, refusing to speak, etc.). This workshop is intended for experienced DBT psychotherapists. Topics will include details and nuances of first sessions of individual psychotherapy in DBT, assessment and treatment of life-threatening behaviors and therapy-interfering behaviors, and coordination of care.This two-day training is intended for DBT clinicians interested in individual psychotherapy. Instructors will weave lecture with videotapes, role-play modeling of interventions to illustrate teaching points, and provide opportunities to discuss and practice these skills throughout the workshop. Be a part of what CAMFT considers its most contemplative and unique Conference ever! CAMFT's 44 th Annual Conference: Controversy: Current Debates in a Changing Profession - To be held May 1-4, 2008 at the Marriott Los Angeles Airport Hotel, Los Angeles, California, 5855 Century Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90045, (310) 641-5700 . Follow the link below to go to Marriott's Reservation website. Reserve your room ASAP as the CAMFT Room Block always sells out early! See the Conference Information/brochure at the link below for hotel information. http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/laxap-los-angeles-airport-marriott/ Here we are free to assess, judge, agree/disagree, and evaluate. Closely observe or fully engage in sessions and be a part of what makes attending a CAMFT Conferences a great experience! Participants of CAMFT's 44 th Annual Conference, Controversy: Current Debates in a Changing Profession, will come together to discuss a myriad of the field's most controversial issues, as well as a variety of “nuts and bolts” and demonstrational sessions…from the very people many of you have asked to hear from! Exceptional Keynote and Guest Speaker Sessions with Christine Padesky, Patrick Carnes, Nicholas Cummings, Lynn Hoffman, Marty Klein, Stephen Sobel, Michael Yapko, Patt Denning, William Glasser, Barry Duncan, Thomas Sexton, Allan Schore, Richard S. Leslie, Ofer Zur, Mary Riemersma, Brandt Caudill, Dennis Palumbo , and more… Numerous controversial, nuts and bolts, and demonstrational sessions from which to choose by a lively blend of leading presenters and exciting and active panel debates and discussions. An Exhibit Hall, Book Store by the Self Esteem Shop , and a chance to purchase most sessions on audiotape/CDs in quality sound through Master Duplicators. Exhibitor Grand Opening and Wine and Cheese Reception (free of charge). Option to participate in daily luncheons offering continuing education and/or hours of experience for MFTs, LCSWs, interns and associates—and for psychologists and RNs whenever “not appropriate for psychologists or RNs” is not indicated (extra fee applies). Saturday Night's Improv Show and Music Bash! 33 possible continuing education hours / hours of experience possible by participating in the entire Conference. Continuing Education for MFTs, LCSWs, Drug & Alcohol Abuse Counselors, Certified Counselors, and Hours of Experience for MFT interns & CSW associates. 26 possible continuing education hours for Psychologists and RNs. Sunday's Finale Brunch and Presentation with Barry Duncan (free of charge with Full Conference or Sunday only registration). Saturday's MFT Edu cators' Forum and Luncheon (Free for educators, others are welcome at the regular luncheon fee). Access to Pre-and Post-Conference articles and other information on the CAMFT Website. Join us at the Marriott Los Angeles Airport ! For complete Conference information, please visit the CAMFT website: http://www.camft.org/Conf_Workshops/2008Con/Greeting.htm To register: Complete the registration form found at the link above and fax it or mail it into CAMFT, or call toll free (888) 892-2638 and register with the Members hip Services Center. We're Here For You! Meanwhile, if you have additional questions or comments, please contact me, Michele Hyson, CMP, Conference & Professional Development Director, California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists, 7901 Raytheon Road, San Diego, CA 92111, Phone: (858) 292-2638 , FAX (858) 292-2650 , Email: mhyson@camft.org . See you in Los Angeles ! Dialectical Behavior Therapy with Multi-Problem Adolescents , May 5-6, 2008, Hilton Arlington, Washington, DC (Arlington). Taught by: Alec Miller, Psy.D. & Adam Payne, Ph.D. Up to12.5 CE Credits offered, depending on discipline. To register or to view a full list of Behavioral Tech Trainings visit www.behavioraltech.org or call 206.675.8588. Dialectical behavior therapy is an effective, evidence-based therapy designed to treat individuals with complex, chronic, difficult-to-treat disorders with a combination of Axis I and Axis II diagnoses. Over the past decade, Miller, Rathus, and Linehan, have researched and adapted this treatment with adolescents and families, as described extensively in their recently published book, Dialectical Behavior Therapy with Suicidal Adolescents (2007). Mental health professionals working with multi-problem suicidal adolescents are often stymied by the complex clinical presentations and treatment challenges that arise. These adolescents are often difficult to engage and retain in outpatient treatment. DBT offers practitioners a comprehensive treatment approach that prioritizes life-threatening and therapy-interfering behaviors to keep adolescents safe, stable, and connected to treatment. This training is designed for all mental health practitioners working with teens and families in a wide range of treatment contexts. Participants will learn the basic principles of DBT as well as relevant adaptations for working with this population. Practitioners will learn specific principles and strategies relevant to individual therapy, family sessions, telephone consultation, and skills training with adolescents and families, including a new skills module called the walking the middle path. Individual Psychotherapy in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, May 8-9, 2008, Marriott Columbia, Columbia, SC. Taught by: Shari Manning, Ph.D. Up to12.5 CE Credits offered, depending on discipline. To register or to view a full list of Behavioral Tech Trainings visit www.behavioraltech.org or call 206.675.8588. Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) provides tools and strategies to increase client and therapist motivation, facilitate change in multiple intransigent, severe disorders, and manage crises and difficult problems that arise in session (e.g., dissociation, attacking the therapist, refusing to speak, etc.). This workshop is intended for experienced DBT psychotherapists. Topics will include details and nuances of first sessions of individual psychotherapy in DBT, assessment and treatment of life-threatening behaviors and therapy-interfering behaviors, and coordination of care.This two-day training is intended for DBT clinicians interested in individual psychotherapy. Instructors will weave lecture with videotapes, role-play modeling of interventions to illustrate teaching points, and provide opportunities to discuss and practice these skills throughout the workshop. The 32nd Annual Convening of Crisis Intervention and the CONTACT USA Conference - will be held May 9, 10, 11, 2008 in Chicago, Illinois. The conference focuses on all aspects of crisis services and is open to both volunteers and professionals. The Advance Program will be available on line in mid-February, 2008. Our website is: http://www.uic.edu/orgs/convening Please visit to obtain additional information. Skills Training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy: The Essentials, May 19-20, 2008, San Diego Marriott Mission Valley, San Diego, CA. Taught: Linda Dimeff, Ph.D. & Milton Brown, Ph.D. Up to12.5 CE Credits offered, depending on discipline. To register or to view a full list of Behavioral Tech Trainings visit www.behavioraltech.org or call 206.675.8588. This two-day training covers the fundamentals of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills: Core Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotion Regulation, and Interpersonal Effectiveness. Participants learn how to set up a group, the group goals and guidelines, begin to teach skills, be a co-leader, identify and solve common problems in skills groups, make skills lectures come alive, give meaningful homework assignments, and review homework assignments in a way that promotes active engagement with different client populations and settings. Instructors will use lecture, practice assignments, role-play, homework review, and question and answer to provide participants with a practical, experiential learning environment. This course is designed for all mental health professionals who want to learn to teach or to improve their teaching of DBT skills to clients. Participants should have read Linehan's (1993) Skills Training Manual for Treating Borderline Personality Disorder prior to attending the training. Forensic Trends – Psychiatric & Behavioral - May 28-31, 2008 Las Vegas, Nevada Join psychiatric and behavioral forensic practitioners for an exciting conference featuring nationally known experts in the field. Investigate cutting-edge information regarding the application of forensic science in a variety of clinical settings. Conference presentations will examine current approaches for assessment, behavioral analysis and intervention with offenders and survivors of interpersonal violence, crime and sudden traumatic death. Save the date for this unique educational opportunity! Visit our website www.contemporaryforums.com for the latest information on the program! Phone: 800-377-7707 or Email: Info@cforums.comUsing Dialectical Behavior on the Front Lines: Adaptations of DBT for Clinical Support Staff in Mental Health Programs, June 5-6, 2008, Don Hall's Guesthouse & Conference Center, For Wayne, IN. Taught by: Michele Galietta, Ph.D. & Haleh Ghanizadeh,M.D. Up to12.5 CE Credits offered, depending on discipline. To register or to view a full list of Behavioral Tech Trainings visit www.behavioraltech.org or call 206.675.8588. Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is an effective, evidence-based therapy designed to treat individuals with complex, chronic, difficult-to-treat disorders with a combination of Axis I and Axis II diagnosis. Whether or not such individuals are participating in comprehensive DBT treatment, they are likely at times to have contact with clinical support staff in mental health programs: milieu staff on inpatient, forensic, partial hospital and day hospital units; front line workers of residential, outreach, and Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) programs; counselors in crisis and respite programs; and line staff of specialty programs for substance abuse and eating disorders. In fact, some clients will spend more time with these staff members than they do with their clinically licensed and trained DBT or non-DBT therapists. Leaders of DBT programs have trained clinical support staff to apply the principles, strategies, and skills in their work with DBT clients so as to extend and reinforce the work of the individual therapist and skills training group. Having a foundation in DBT principles and a wide array of concrete strategies to use with clients, these front line workers can maintain compassion, increase effectiveness, and reduce the likelihood of burnout. This training is designed for all clinical front-line support staff who treat this client population in a wide variety of treatment contexts. Participants will learn the basic principles of DBT, and how to structure contact with clients around DBT assumptions, agreements, and targets. The role of front line staff members in DBT programs will be clarified, especially the relationship with the DBT team and the individual therapist. Special attention will be paid to those challenging situations that can result in burnout for staff members. Use of DBT on the “front lines” has been reported to increase morale as well as effectiveness. The Toronto Institute for Contemporary Psychoanalysis & The Toronto Society for Contemporary Psychoanalysispresent - Dream Day Featuring Guest Speaker Dr. Paul Lippmann with Dr. Joshua Levy & Dr. Sarah Freke: Saturday, June 7, 2008, Toronto, Ontario. On June 7, 2008, Dr. Paul Lippmann, featured guest speaker, will begin the day by presenting his paper "On Dreams in the Cultural Context: Past, Present, and Future". Dr. Lippmann is a Training and Supervising Psychoanalyst at the William Alanson White Psychoanalytic Institute and Associate Clinical Professor in the New York University Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis.His latest book, "Nocturnes: On Listening to Dreams," is published by Analytic Press. Dr. Lippmann's paper will be followed by a discussion by Dr. Joshua Levy, who for much of his esteemed career has written and presented on the clinical use of dreams in the psychoanalytic process. The morning session will conclude with a discussion of Dr. Lippmann's paper with the panel and with the audience. In the afternoon, Dr. Sarah Freke will present her paper, "A Twenty First Century Schizoid Man: A Week of Dreams." Her rich clinical material will be discussed, first by Dr. Lippmann, and then by Dr. Levy, and then followed by a discussion with the panel and the audience. This panel will give us an opportunity to explore an interpersonal view of dreams and their place in culture and in healing traditions, to examine the role of dreams in the development of psychoanalysis, and forward to the significance of dreams in the digital era. For more information please contact Neomi Offman at neomio@rogers.com, or call 416-688-7572. Visit the TICP website at www.ticp.on.ca to download a registration form. For Online Registration, Go To: http://www.gifttool.com/registrar/ShowEventDetails?ID=1485&EID=2690 Skills Training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy: The Essentials, June 9-10, 2008, The Westin Crown Center, Kansas City, MO. Taught by: Linda Dimeff, Ph.D. & Ronda Oswalt Reitz, Ph.D. To register or to view a full list of Behavioral Tech Trainings visit www.behavioraltech.org or call 206.675.8588. This two-day training covers the fundamentals of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills: Core Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotion Regulation, and Interpersonal Effectiveness. Participants learn how to set up a group, the group goals and guidelines, begin to teach skills, be a co-leader, identify and solve common problems in skills groups, make skills lectures come alive, give meaningful homework assignments, and review homework assignments in a way that promotes active engagement with different client populations and settings. Instructors will use lecture, practice assignments, role-play, homework review, and question and answer to provide participants with a practical, experiential learning environment. This course is designed for all mental health professionals who want to learn to teach or to improve their teaching of DBT skills to clients. Participants should have read Linehan's (1993) Skills Training Manual for Treating Borderline Personality Disorder prior to attending the training. Catching The Winds Of Change 2 Conference - June 10-13, 2008 Halifax, Nova Scotia www.windsofchange2.ca Bridges:a domestic violence counselling, research, and training institute , Brief Therapy Training Centres International (a division of the Hincks-Dellcrest Centre)and The Brief Therapy Network are excited to sponsor Catching the Winds of Change 2- The Maritime Therapy Conference, June 2008 in beautiful Halifax Nova Scotia. This year's theme is “Inviting Dialogue Among Leading Therapy Approaches” serving to connect therapists from various traditions in conversation about their practice and research. Specifically, the conference will address the interdisciplinary practices across Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Brief/ Narrative Therapy, Interpersonal Therapy, and Solution Focused Therapy, as well as areas of similarity at the intersecting points of these therapeutic perspectives. These approaches will be focused on the topic areas of anxiety/depression, addiction, and trauma/violence. Earn a certificate in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy or Brief Narrative Therapy. Tailor your learning by selecting from concurrent presentations. Explore practices of leading traditions of therapy. Meet and connect with your professional community. info@windsofchange2.caSkills Training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy: The Essentials, June 19-20, 2008, Sheraton South Portland Hotel, Portland, ME. Taught: Anthony DuBose, Psy.D. & Ronda Oswalt Reitz, Ph.D. Up to12.5 CE Credits offered, depending on discipline. To register or to view a full list of Behavioral Tech Trainings visit www.behavioraltech.org or call 206.675.8588. This two-day training covers the fundamentals of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills: Core Mindfulness, Distress Tolerance, Emotion Regulation, and Interpersonal Effectiveness. Participants learn how to set up a group, the group goals and guidelines, begin to teach skills, be a co-leader, identify and solve common problems in skills groups, make skills lectures come alive, give meaningful homework assignments, and review homework assignments in a way that promotes active engagement with different client populations and settings. Instructors will use lecture, practice assignments, role-play, homework review, and question and answer to provide participants with a practical, experiential learning environment. This course is designed for all mental health professionals who want to learn to teach or to improve their teaching of DBT skills to clients. Participants should have read Linehan's (1993) Skills Training Manual for Treating Borderline Personality Disorder prior to attending the training. National Communication Association 2008 SUMMER CONFERENCE - Methods and Measures for Communication and Cognition Research Thursday, July 10 – Sunday, July 13, 2008, Inn & Conference Center, College Park, Maryland Methods for studying the cognitive activity of communicators are rapidly changing. Technological advances and cutting-edge statistical methods are now available for studying cognitive processes, yet communication scholars are only beginning to become familiar with and make use of these advances. The purpose of this conference is to provide an opportunity to become familiar with these advances by having scholars present and demonstrate the latest developments in technology and statistical methods, introducing researchers to new possibilities for studying social cognition and communication. Among the featured topics and speakers are the following: * Content analysis with brain imaging techniques. Ron Tamborini (Michigan State University) & René Weber (University of California at Santa Barbara) * Analysis of textual data: Machine learning and intelligent inference. Dan Roth (University of Illinois) * Video structural and information complexity. Annie Lang (Indiana University) * Network analysis for the measurement and analysis of cognitive processes. George Barnett (University at Buffalo) * The Implicit Association Test (IAT). Claude Miller (University of Oklahoma) * Reaction time measures. David Roskos-Ewoldsen (University of Alabama) Call for Abstracts & Papers The conference will consist of four types of sessions. First, experts in technology and methodology for studying communication and cognition will lecture on these approaches. Second, researchers experienced in the use of sophisticated analytic techniques will present workshops demonstrating these methods. Third, high density paper session(s) will be offered for competitive submissions by conference participants. Fourth, there will be a plenary session on Friday evening. Competitive submissions may be either full papers or extended abstracts. Invitations for inclusion in the high density session(s) will be made by mid-February, 2008. Submit papers and abstracts by e-mail, in MSWord or RTF format, to Professor Craig R. Hullett at hullett@email.arizona.edu < mailto:hullett@email.arizona.edu > no later than January 11, 2008. For more information about the conference and registration, contact Professor Deborah A. Cai at debcai@umd.edu < mailto:debcai@umd.edu > 14th European Conference on Personality (ECP14) is jointly organized by European Association of Personality Psychology and Psychology Department in University of Tartu. The principle aim of this conference is to hold an outstanding scientific forum by assembling the most innovative and distinguished personality psychologists and symposia conveners from all over the world. Thematic oral sessions will provide a unique opportunity to promote the development of empirical and theoretical personality psychology within Europe and elsewhere, by reporting and reviewing original research, theoretical issues, and methodological advances. In bringing together the finest of intellectual thought and talent from across Europe, there are outstanding opportunities for this conference to shape the development of personality psychology for the decade to come. Title: 14^th European Conference on Personality (ECP14) Dates: Wednesday, July 16 to Sunday, July 20, 2008 Venue: University of Tartu, Estonia Webpage: www.ecp14.ee < http://www.ecp14.ee/ > Contact: ecp14@ecp14.ee < mailto:ecp14@ecp14.ee > The Obsessive Compulsive Foundation's 15th Annual Conference - will be held at the Renaissance Waterfront Hotel in Boston, MA. The dates for the conference are Friday, August 1 through Sunday, August 3, 2008. For more information, please visit www.ocfoundation.org . APA Convention - August 14-17, 2008, Boston, MA. For info, see http://www.apa.org/convention08/ WHAT IS "FAMILIAR"? An Interdisciplinary Dissection of Memory and the Uncanny - 27-28th September, 2008 Sigmund Freud University, Vienna http://www.sfu.ac.at/english Familiarity: a symptom of implicit memory? a dissonant threshold-state of near-recall? a link between the conscious and the unconscious? an agent of the uncanny? In an open framework inclusive of Psychoanalysis, Cognitive Neuroscience, and Walter Abish, we pose the question: “What is ‘Familiar'?” Preliminary proposals for sessions and individual presentations are welcomed from all disciplines, particularly in the fields of: Memory and Cognition; Historical and Collective Memory; Visual Art: Including Performance, Film, and New Media; Psychoanalysis; Critical Theory and Philosophy. Submit proposals, including: title, abstract, contact information and institutional affiliation to Dr. Albina Colden at albina.colden@sfu.ac.at Download PDF announcement: http://www.sfu.ac.at/english/data/Familiar_PrelimCall.pdf Performing the World '08: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow - Announcement and Call for Proposals. The conveners of Performing the World, the conference/festival of the growing international performance movement, are excited to announce that the fifth Performing the World will be held in New York City from October 2-5, 2008. The event will showcase innovative practice and scholarship and provide a rich context for learning and performing together. A New Location, A New Kind of Conference. Performing the World '08 (PTW '08) builds on the momentum of 2007's PTW 4, which brought together 300 practitioners, scholars and community activists-educators, youth workers, researchers, psychologists and therapists, health and helping professionals, business people, artists and activists from 27 countries. PTW '08 is bringing the international performance movement to the streets of New York-and introducing the performance movement to the communities of New York City. For the first time, the All Stars Project, an organization recognized for its highly successful performance-based outside-of-school developmental programs for young people and its Castillo Theatre, joins the East Side Institute as a co-sponsor of the conference. PTW '08 will be based out of the All Stars' performance and development center on 42nd Street near Times Square, and will be hosted by young people from around the city. Workshops and performances will take place there and at theatres, schools and other venues throughout Manhattan and other boroughs. New Yorkers from virtually every neighborhood will open up their homes to out-of-towners, not only to save on hotel costs, but also to incorporate the diversity of family and neighborhood into the experience of the weekend and to build person-to-person ties between ordinary New Yorkers and performance activists and scholars from around the world. Instructions and forms for submitting proposals, due April 1, 2008, can be viewed and downloaded at www.performingtheworld.org . Proposals should be e-mailed to Lois Holzman at ptw@eastsideinstitute.org . The subject headline should be PTW Proposal. Faculty of Philosophy and Psychology of Yerevan State University - arrange on the 26-28th of October 2008 International scientific and practical conference “Psychology. From beginning to perspectives” The main subject of the conference: «Actual Issues of Psychology Teaching within System of Higher and Secondary Education». The main topics are: theoretical and methodological aspects; requirements to text-books, manuals and syllabi; problems of knowledge control and certification; methodical issues; transfer to three-level system of education, etc. The abstracts of the reports with volume up to 3 pages (with MS Word, type Times Roman, font size 14, 1, 5 line spacing) must be sent before the 15th of April 2007 to the address: 52a Abovyan Str., Yerevan 0025, Armenia. Yerevan State University, Faculty of Philosophy and Psychology; (It is compulsory!) and to the email psychology@ysu.am , psydep@ysu.am . The abstracts necessarily should contain the title (caps, bold type, central alignment), your surname and writer's initials (italic type, right alignment), your academic degree and rank (italic type, right alignment), the city and the organization (italic type, right alignment). The abstracts should include such items, as: raising and basis of the problem, methods, results, discussion, conclusions. Including in the abstracts some pictures, graphs and diagrams is not greeted. Only abstracts which meet mentioned requirements will be considered for publication. When we get your request for participation in the Conference, we will send you additional information about the arrangement. If for some reasons you can't send us the abstracts, than you can take part in the Conference as a guest. Tel. of the chairs of Psychology: (+37410) 544 391+115; (+37410) 544 391+116, Ghazaryan Izabella, Vardanyan Hasmik. 43rd APS Annual Conference - Location: Hotel Grand Chancellor, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Date: 23-27 th September 2008 Websitewww.apsconference.com.au Organiser: The Australian Psychological Society Contact person: Kirsten McVean, Conference Coordinator, the Australian Psychology Society, conference@psychology.org.au Conference Details: Come and join your national and international colleagues in beautiful Tasmania to hear outstanding plenary speakers, exciting symposia and fora, interactive workshops from leading psychologists, papers and posters reporting ground-breaking research. The conference will be held at the Hotel Grand Chancellor , wh ich is situated on the waterfront in downtown Hobart. The Hotel Grand Chancellor is an intimate venue with concurrent sessions being held in rooms located in close proximity to the exhibitors' area and the magnificent Federation Concert Hall, home to the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, and the venue for the plenary sessions What Makes an Intervention Evidence-Based? Grading the Evidence for Consumer-Driven Services - The University of Illinois at Chicago's National Research and Training Center (NRTC) is offering a web cast examining the level of research evidence in mental health services programs. This web cast, “Grading the Evidence for Consumer-Driven Services,” features national experts on this topic, including Dr. Judith A. Cook and Dr. Jean Campbell. The purpose of the program is to review current information on psychiatric disabilities and recovery, and evaluate the level and quality of scientific evidence for specific mental health services programs. An evidence grading system is presented, using peer-delivered services as a case example. This presentation is intended for: Psychiatrist, Other Physicians, Social Workers, Researchers, Consumers, and Consumer Advocates. The University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) College of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians. The University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) College of Medicine designates this educational activity for a maximum of 1 credit AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) TM . Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. For additional information regarding this program, visit the Center website at www.psych.uic/uicnrtc/nrtc4.webcast1.htm . THE UIC NRTC is supported by the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) and the Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS). American Healthcare
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