Mental
Health & Rehabilitation eCast
June, 2003
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT: NIDRR INVITES STAKEHOLDER INPUT REGARDING LONG RANGE
PLAN (2004 - 2008)
The
National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR)
has announced an invitation to all interested people with disabilities,
their families and friends, service providers, and disability
and rehabilitation researchers to participate in three national
video conferences to take place in June and July. For more information
visit:
http://www.ncddr.org/new/announcements.html
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FREE RECOVERY ARTICLE AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD
The
article “Discovering Recovery” published in the Spring
2003 issue of the Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal is now available
for free download. To download the article access the following
link:
http://www.bu.edu/cpr/prj/spring2003/deegan.html
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THE INFINITE MIND ON NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO BROADCAST LIVE
FROM THE CARTER CENTER
This
special broadcast event, The Infinite Mind with host
Dr. Fred Goodwin, was taped live at The Carter Center in Atlanta,
Georgia. “State of Mind: America 2003” examines the
impact of major mental health budget cuts in states throughout
the country, and the threat they pose to the well-being of some
of the most vulnerable and fragile Americans, as well as the real
cost to society. Additional topics on the broadcast include African
Americans and Depression and Mental Health Treatment by Family
and Primary Care Physicians. Guests include former First Lady
Rosalynn Carter and former Surgeon General Dr. David Satcher.
The Infinite Mind is a non-profit production of Lichtenstein Creative
Media, in association with the New York Foundation for the Arts
and WNYC/FM. To listen to the broadcast or view a transcript,
access the following link:
http://www.lcmedia.com/SoM/index.htm
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NEW PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (PDP) BOOKS &
TESTS
Two
new tests are available in the Professional Development
Program (PDP) for two of the Center’s books including “A
Comprehensive Guide for Integrated Treatment of People with Co-Occurring
Disorders” and “The Recovery Workbook II:
Connectedness.” Successful completion of each book + test
earns 20 PDP hours. To order online or by mail, visit:
http://www.bu.edu/cpr/training/pdp/bookstests.html
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20% DISCOUNT ON AWARD WINNING BOOK “PSYCHIATRIC
REHABILITATION”
“Psychiatric
Rehabilitation” recently received the Ken Book
Award by the NAMI-New York Metro Kenneth Johnson Memorial Research
Library with the acknowledgment that this book is helping the
public reach a deeper, more meaningful understanding of mental
illness. During the month of June “Psychiatric Rehabilitation”
is available at a 20% discount. To order online or by mail, visit:
http://www.bu.edu/cpr/catalog/books/titles/psychrehab.html
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