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Mental Health in the 21st Century - Conference

I have attended the below conference before, and I've found everyone there to be very supportive of deeply transforming the mental health system. This is a great opportunity to build bridges to key mental health professionals who are courageously challenging the current psychiatric system, defending human rights, and creating alternatives.

It's sponsored by the International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology. I'm not at all involved in organizing it, by I'll be speaking. ICSPP is a sponsor group of Support Coalition International.

See you at the conference I hope!

- David Oaks, Director, Support Coalition International


 

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HOPES AND FEARS

MENTAL HEALTH IN THE 21ST CENTURY


A THREE-DAY MULTI-DISCIPLINARY CONFERENCE FOR PROFESSIONALS, STUDENTS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC


SPONSORED BY THE


INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR THE STUDY

OF PSYCHIATRY AND PSYCHOLOGY


OCTOBER 11th, 12th and 13th, 2002, 8AM to 5PM

ROBERT TREAT HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTER

50 PARK PLACE

NEWARK, NJ 07102 USA

(973) 622-1000


OUTSTANDING PRESENTERS INCLUDE:

• Peter Breggin, MD, International Director of ICSPP, author, Talking Back to Ritalin and Your Drug May be Your Problem

• David Cohen, Ph.D,

• Fred Bemak, Ed. D.

• David Stein, Ph.D

• Graham Dukes, M.D., LLD

• Alberto Fergusson, M.D.

• Bertram Karon, Ph.D.

• Kevin McCready. Ph.D.

• Martha Sarasua, MD, Ph.D.

• Michael Valentine, Ph.D.

• David Oaks

• Ty Colbart, Ph.D.



4 hour Intensive workshops available. Among the topics covered:

• Drug- free school interventions for ADHD diagnosed and difficult children

• A critical debate about how and when to use psychiatric drugs

• The law and mental health: human rights abuses

• Medical malpractice and drug product liability


Continuing education credit for counselors, social workers and psychologists may be available.

Send in your advance registration today. Registration form on back of this page.


Space is limited. This conference is going to sell out early! Send in your registration NOW!


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The advance registration fee for the three- day conference is $275.00 for non- members of ICSPP and $225.00 for members of ICSPP. You may join ICSPP now for $25.00. The registration fee after July 1, 2002 is $250.00 for members and $300.00 for Non- members. Full time students may register for $50.00 per day by showing valid I.D. at the door.


Mail your checks payable to ICSPP and mail registration form to:

Dominick Riccio, Ph.D., Conference Co-Chairman,

1036 Park Avenue, Suite 1B

New York, NY 10028 USA

 

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