APM on the body symposium–register here
By Categories: Announcements

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The Association for Psychoanalytic Medicine
The society affiliated with Columbia University
Invites you to attend a symposium
On the body, May 6-7, 2016
Stern Auditorium, Mount Sinai Medical Center
For more information, follow our Facebook page APM Symposium on the Body in NYC and website theapm.org
Register now for the APM on the body conference at the early bird rates.
Rate Schedule:
Admission:
General: $275 early (before March 20) $300 (after March 20) $325 on site
APM: $250 Early $275 After $300 on site
Candidates and residents: $200 early $225 after $250 on site
Students: $100 early $125
To Register, choose an option and click on the “Pay Now” Button Below:


Select: Regular or Student
Degree and Phone
Affiliation



Click Here to Read: The Brochure for the On THe Body Symposium.

You can also pay by check made out to: The Association for Psychoanalytic Medicine
and mailed to:

Lawernece Schwartz Partners
25-79 31st Street
Astoria, NY 11102

Dont Miss “The Treatment” Directed by Oren Rudavsky
By Categories: Movies

treatment1.gifPsychoanalysis gets a good rap for a change – “The shrink is in”

The Treatment

directed by Oren Rudavsky..

starring
Chris Eigeman, Ian Holm, & Franke Janssen

based on the novel by Daniel Menaker.

A wise and witty film

Release Schedule:

New York — May 4th
Boston — May 25th
Philadelphia and New Jersey — June 1st
Los Angeles — June 15th
Chicago — June 29th

For More Info and Trailers Click Here

Beyond Medication, Toward Rehabilitation: The Role of the Psychiatrist By Martin Willick
By Categories: In Progress

Click Here to Read: Beyond Medication, Toward Rehabilitation: The Role of the Psychiatrist by Martin Willick.

This paper was presented on April 1, 2006 at the 21st Annual Schizophrenia Conference held at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University. In 2005 the Department of Psychiatry at Columbia established the Martin S. Willick Lectureship in Psychiatry to honor Dr. Willick for his work in organizing and running this annual conference. Dr, Willick was chosen to give the first in this series of honorary lectures. It was intended for a wide audience of mental health professionals, family members and patients.