The annual National Conference has been renamed the Executive Summit to reflect the true mission of the event, to bring together top professional leaders. Throughout our membership bases we have many key leaders who are committed to addressing the problems and concerns facing their field. By meeting collectively, we are in a greater position to facilitate and influence positive change.
This year's Executive Summit promises to be an extraordinary, multidisciplinary event that will bring together professionals from the forensics, homeland security, psychotherapy, and integrative medicine disciplines with the common goal of learning. The presentation schedule is filled with sessions on the latest issues, science, and trends led by some of the top professionals in the field. In addition, attendees will have the opportunity to network with others in their immediate discipline as well as be exposed to professionals who they may not normally come in contact with. This unique event facilitates connections and contacts that otherwise may not have been made. You will not want to miss this exciting event, make plans to attend today!
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Psychotherapy Media
- Study: Psychology of Food Choices, What It Takes to Feel Truly Satisfied
- September 17, 2009 9:22 AM
- New research suggests that there are important psychological factors to consider when making a food choice.
- Emotional Journey to have open house
- September 17, 2009 9:21 AM
- Emotional Journey, a group private practice that offers a variety of marriage, family and other mental health counseling, will have an open house and ribbon cutting on Friday.
- 2 million adults made suicide plans, survey says
- September 17, 2009 9:19 AM
- About 32,000 U.S. adults kill themselves each year.
- Hospital chaplain grows into unexpected role
- September 17, 2009 9:20 AM
- Before Christy Howard-Steele decided to go to seminary, she had been an actuary and then a restaurateur who occasionally got together with close friends in each others' homes to pray about whatever weighed heavily on their hearts.
- Survey Reveals 85% of Therapists Advocate Being a Psychotherapy Client as a State Licensure Require
- September 03, 2009 10:34 AM
- In a recent survey conducted through an email questionnaire sent to around 4350 therapist members, it was asked if respondents favor state licensing programs that require professionals to participate in psychotherapy as clients.
- Buddhist chaplain is Army first
- September 17, 2009 9:20 AM
- When Thomas Dyer heads to Afghanistan in December, the former Marine and one-time Southern Baptist pastor won't take a rifle with him. He won't take a Bible, either.
