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SUWS Wilderness Therapy Program Develops New Focus on Teens with Video Game...  - 17 Sep, 2007
Therapists at one of the nation's leading therapeutic wilderness programs began focusing more on video game addiction treatment as they noticed the increasing number of parent complaints about obsessive video game playing impacting school, social and home life.

Copper Canyon Academy Expands Equine-Assisted Therapy Program at Its Boarding...  - 12 Sep, 2007
The use of equine therapy in the therapeutic boarding school setting helps defiant teen girls develop compassion, empathy, and better communication skills.

Sick of Dieting? The Solution: Donate Your Weight  - 10 Sep, 2007
Donate Your Weight helps clients who are sick of diets to break mental habits and achieve lasting results. Free teleseminars are now available each month until the end of 2007.

Acclaimed Musician and Paranoid Schizophrenic Delivers Positive Message  - 9 Sep, 2007
Joseph A. Peragine is a composer, instrumentalist, singer and performer of experimental, avant-garde music, who is delivering a positive message about his journey with Paranoid Schizophrenia.

Documentary Film on Living in Mexico Wins in Film Festival in Mexico  - 6 Sep, 2007
A U.S. baby boomer with no experience in filmmaking won an award in one of the biggest film festivals in Mexico. Caren Cross, a retired psychotherapist, felt so changed by living in Mexico that she felt compelled to make a documentary film. The film is now in 11 film festivals in the U.S.

Holding Down the Fort: U.S. Army Base Provides Legacy Parenting...  - 30 Aug, 2007
Step-by-step program helps parents manage the challenging behaviors of children and teens.

Research Links Stress and Emotional Intelligence to Catastrophic Leadership...  - 30 Aug, 2007
Leaders experiencing high levels of stress may be unable to access their emotional intelligence and IQ. The result is poor decisions, no decisions and/or catastrophe.

Los Angeles Organizations, Corporations, and Media Team Up For National...  - 29 Aug, 2007
Students of Antioch University's Applied Community Psychology Specialization will host and produce an event designed to educate local families about the importance of practical safety measures and being prepared in case of an emergency

New Web Site Urges Teens to Step "Out of the Silence"  - 29 Aug, 2007
On September 9, a teen mental health initiative and its website will be launched. The organization, Out of the Silence, aims to encourage teens and young adults to step "out of the silence" surrounding mental illness. It will provide an outlet for creative expression through art and writing as well as a place for these young people to become proactive in the fight against stigma.

Chicago First Midwest Training Ground for Educational Therapists  - 23 Aug, 2007
Educational therapists are experts at helping clients gain the self-understanding needed to manage their schoolwork or their jobs. To keep up with the demand for educational therapists, the Association of Educational Therapists (AET) developed the Educational Training Institute (ETI), which is designed to provide intensive, post master's level training to educational therapists and other professionals. Chicago has been chosen as the site for three courses from the Educational Training Institute.
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