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From NAMI Collin County:

There will be a Town Hall Meeting for the North Texas Behavioral Health Authority (NTBHA) to gather information and input on the Public Sector Behavioral Health program (NorthSTAR) on Tuesday, March 9, from 6 to 8 PM at Custer Road Methodist Church.  The church is located on the west side of Custer Road north of Spring Creek and south of Legacy. 

We hope to see you all there!

Sharon DeBlanc
President NAMI of Collin County

All female psychiatrists and psychiatrists in training are warmly invited to:  DAWP:   Saturday March 13,  10 am to 12 noon

Geetha  Shivakumar MD.     “Update on the treatment of depression  during pregnancy and postpartum”.  

Hostess Bagya Arumugham MD* 

10 A   Brunch and Confidential Fellowship
11 A   Speaker & Q & A

*Location and directions will be sent shortly to all email addresses on file for DAWPers.  If you do not receive them, please send your e-address to NTSPPchapter@gmail.com to be added to the DAWP e-list.

 RSVP to dawpnews@gmail.com if you are attending and have not done so.

Last minute changes to program will be posted  at this link on this website and sent to your e-mail address whenever possible.  Please check before attending.  Become a Facebook Fan of NTSPP to have NTSPP, DAWP & Tarrant Chapter info sent directly to your Facebook account.

All psychiatrists and psychiatrists in training and all members of the Dallas Psychoanalytic Center
are warmly invited to attend

The Dallas Psychoanalytic Center and NTSPP Joint Dinner Program   Thursday March 25 at 6:30 pm

Treatment of the Powerful: Complexities, fantasies and realities.
Mark Unterberg MD, Richard Roskos MD  and Joe Gaspari MD ~ Panelists

6:30 pm Socializing and Cash Bar
7:00 pm Seated Dinner Begins
7:30 pm Program Begins

 *Location:  Usual lovely dining and meeting location near Toll Road and Northwest Highway*

**CME 1  sponsored free for all by DPC ~ Thank you DPC!!!**

COST to you (actual cost to NTSPP is $50 per person):

$30 per person for:
All NTSPP Chapter dues-paid members
All  UTSWMC and Tarrant Chapter psychiatry residents/fellows

$50 per person for:
All psychiatrists who are not NTSPP chapter dues-paid members
All DPC members who are not NTSPP chapter dues-paid members

RESERVE your spot with number attending by e-mailing  NTSPPrsvp@gmail.com THEN PAY by Tuesday noon, March 23 (please look for directions and confirmation by return e-mail from this address. Set your spamblocker to receive from this address).

To pay online: Please complete the form below.  You will then be directed to a secure website to complete the transaction. All credit card transactions are handled safely and securely via PayPal, a subsidiary of eBay. You do not need a PayPal account to make a payment. No financial information is stored on the ntspp.org web servers.

Membership Status

NTSPP dues-paid member $30.00 UTSW or Tarrant Chapter Resident/Fellow $30.00 non-NTSPP chapter dues paid psychiatrist $50.00 non-NTSPP chapter dues paid DPC member $50.00

Name

To pay by check: Make checks payable to NTSPP and send to arrive before March 23  to Treasurer Margaret Balfour MD PhD, PO Box 192401, Dallas, TX 75219.  Reserve your spot by emailing NTSPPrsvp@gmail.com before noon March 23.

To sponsor a UTSWMC psychiatry resident/fellow, please consider a donation to our Memorial and Honor Fund in honor or memory of a colleague.  Each dinner actually costs NTSPP $50 at this location.  As contributions arrive, we will alert the residents and fellows and tell them of your generosity and the name of the honoree of your donation.

Cancellations: Must be received by NTSPPrsvp@gmail.com 2 days prior to the event (by 12 noon Tuesday, March 23, our location’s deadline) for refund or transfer to another dinner program.

Requests for Late Reservations: NTSPPrsvp@gmail.com

*RSVP and location information have been emailed.    Psychiatrists, PGYs & DPCers:  Please write NTSPPchapter@gmail.com to be added to the e-invite list.

**CME  1 Objectives:
1) The participants will learn of common transference/counter transference dynamics involved in the treatment of this group of individuals.
2) The participants will learn about the treatment expectations that may impede progress toward recovery.
3) The participants will be able to distinguish pathological versus non-pathological resistances/narcissism.

April 14, 2010

Fred Griffin, M.D.

Grand Rounds: “The Psychotherapeutic Process: Some Integrative
Models from Neurobiology and Neuroscience .”

UT Southwestern Medical School, 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m

Continue reading February 18, 2010 7:00 pm Open to public: Kathyrn Zerbe MD Eating Disorders