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FacultyFrank Guastella Anderson, MDSupervising Psychiatrist, Trauma Center at Justice Resource Institute.Beatrice Beebe, PhDClinical Professor of Medical Psychology, Columbia University, Columbia Psychoanalytic Center,and the NYU. Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis; Co-author ofRhythms of Dialogue in Infancy, Infant Research and Adult Treatment: Co-ConstructingInteractions and Forms of Intersubjectivity in Infant Research and Adult Treatment. She directsa primary prevention program for mothers who were pregnant and widowed on 9-11.Margaret Blaustein, PhDDirector of Training and Education, Trauma Center at Justice Resource Institute. Co-developer ofthe Attachment, Self-Regulation, and Competency (ARC©) treatment framework, designated apromising practice for treatment of childhood trauma by the National Child Traumatic StressNetwork.Michael Broas, LMTVietnam veteran; Instructor, Florida School of Massage, Gainesville, Florida.Marylène Cloitre, PhDThe Cathy and Stephen Graham Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Director of theInstitute for Trauma and Stress at the NYU Child Study Center, New York University School ofMedicine. Author of Treating Adult Survivors of Childhood Abuse: Psychotherapy for theInterrupted Life (Guilford Press, 2006).Alan DougallSenior Instructor, Brookline Tai Chi.David EmersonYoga Instructor; President, Black Lotus Yoga Studio; Director, Trauma Center Yoga Project.Derek Fulker, MAInternal Energy Arts Instructor, Brookline Tai Chi, Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation; Directorof Internal Energy Arts, Boston Center for Refugee Health and Human Rights.Dawna Gabowitz, PhDStaff Psychologist, Trauma Center at Justice Resource Institute. Project Coordinator for the TraumaCenter's Community Practice Site, National Center for Child Traumatic Stress.Lori Galperin, MSW, LCSWCo-founder and Co-clinical Director of Castlewood Treatment Center for eating disorders in St.Louis, Missouri. Past Clinical Co-director of the Masters and Johnson Institute. Author of numerousjournal articles and book chapters on marital and sexual dysfunction and dissociative disorders.Eugene T. Gendlin, PhDProfessor Emeritus, Committee on Human Development; Professor, Dept. of Psychology,University of Chicago. Founder and former editor, Psychotherapy: Theory, Research andPractice. His book, Focusing, has sold over 400,000 copies worldwide. His other books includeLet Your Body Interpret Your Dreams and Focusing-Oriented Psychotherapy.Michael A. Grodin, MDCo-director of the Boston Center for Refugee Health and Human Rights, where he personallyhas cared for over 300 survivors of torture from 40 countries. He is Professor of Psychiatry,Socio-Medical Sciences, Community Medicine, Bioethics, and Human Rights at the BostonUniversity Schools of Medicine and Public Health.Steven Gross, MSWDirector of Community Services, Children’s Trauma Recovery Foundation, Center for TraumaRecovery, Classroom-Based Interventions (CBI). Director, Project Joy.Fran Grossman, PhDProfessor Emeritus, Boston University Department of Psychology; Senior Supervisor, TraumaCenter at Justice Resource Institute.Jose Hidalgo, MDPsychiatrist, Trauma Center at Justice Resource Institute; Director, Human Trafficking Program.Jim Hopper, PhDInstructor in Psychology, Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School and McLeanHospital. He has studied the biological bases of emotion dysregulation and treatments forPTSD for over 15 years. His Web site receives over 1 million visitors a year and includes thepage titled “Mindfulness: An Inner Resource for Recovery from Child Abuse.”Ron JonesActor and improvisation instructor.Kristine M. Kinniburgh, LICSWDirector of Child and Adolescent Services, Trauma Center at Justice Resource Institute. She is theoriginator and co-developer of the Attachment, Self-Regulation, and Competency (ARC©) treatmentframework, recognized by the National Child Traumatic Stress Network as a promising practice.Dan KleimanManaging Director and Senior Instructor, Brookline Tai Chi.Jane Koomar, PhD, OTR/L, FAOTAExecutive director of Occupational Therapy Associates, Watertown, P.C.; Board President of theSPIRAL Foundation (Sensory Processing Institute for Research and Learning). Past AssistantProfessor in Occupational Therapy at Boston University.Ilan Kutz, MDDirector of Psychiatric Services, Meir General Hospital. Sackler School of Medicine, Tel AvivUniversity. Past co-director of the Mind Body Clinic at Harvard Medical School. Interventionist,mass casualties of terrorist attacks in Israel. His phase-oriented diagnostic and interventionmodel has been integrated into the practice of General Hospitals around Israel and has beenadopted by the Israeli Ministry of Health.Ruth Lanius, MDAssistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, University of Western Ontario, Canada. PhysicianLeader, Traumatic Stress Service, London Health Sciences Center. Pioneer in neuroimagingstudies of patients with PTSD and Dissociative Disorders.Nina Joy Lawrence, MAInternational Certifying Coordinator for the Focusing Institute, New York. She has developed anapproach to teaching focusing in Afghanistan based on Islamic traditions.Sarah Lazar, PhDAssistant Professor at Massachusetts General Hospital. Her primary focus is the neural underpinningsof meditation and its salubrious effects on health. She is a board member of theInstitute for Meditation and Psychotherapy.Robert Macy, PhDDirector of Psychosocial Intervention, Trauma Center at Justice Resource Institute; ExecutiveDirector, Center for Trauma Recovery, Classroom-Based Interventions (CBI). He has workedwith traumatized children and adults in Boston, Gaza, Turkey, Nepal, Aceh, Uganda, Sri Lankaand Palestine.Dicki Johnson Macy, M.Ed, LMHC, ADTRCreative Director for the Center for Trauma Psychology. Pioneer in dance-movement andmusic therapy, based upon the art and technique of Isadora Duncan, for preschool andelementary children and their mothers exposed to armed conflict, community violence, andsevere psychological trauma.Charles Marmar, MDVice Chair and Professor of Psychiatry at the University of California, San Francisco. AssociateChief of Staff and Director, PTSD Research Program, San Francisco VA Medical Center. Pastpresident of the Society for Psychotherapy Research and the International Society for TraumaticStress Studies, where he was a co-recipient of the Robert S. Laufer Award for outstandingscientific achievement. Dr. Marmar is conducting a five-year NIMH-funded prospective studyof 500 police academy recruits, testing individual differences in psychophysiological andneuroendocrine reactivity as a predictor of vulnerability.Mohammed R. Milad, MDInstructor, Department of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts GeneralHospital. His work focuses on the neural circuits of fear extinction, specifically, the role of theventromedial prefrontal cortex and the hippocampus in the recall of context-gated extinction recall.Pat Ogden, PhDFounder and Director, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Institute, Boulder, Colorado; Faculty, NaropaUniversity. Author of Trauma and the Body: A Sensorimotor Approach to Psychotherapy.Albert Pesso, BACo-founder, Pesso Boyden System Psychomotor Therapy; President, the Psychomotor InstituteInc., Boston. Author of Movement in Psychotherapy and Experience in Action.Lin Piwowarczyk, MD, MPHCo-director, Boston Center for Refugee Health and Human Rights Assistant Professor of PsychiatryBoston University School of Medicine.Anne Poonwassie, M.A.Ed, CAC, SFTTDirector of Prairie Region Center for Focusing, Experiential Therapies and Complex Trauma inWinnipeg, Manitoba, Canada; faculty, University of Manitoba.Bill RobertsonSenior Instructor, Brookline Tai Chi.Robert Saper, MD, MPHAssistant Professor of Family Medicine, Director of Integrative Medicine, Boston UniversitySchool of Medicine.
Poster Submission andStudent Submission ContestGlenn Saxe, MDAssociate Chief of Psychiatry for Research and Development; Director, Center for BehavioralScience; Children’s Hospital Boston; Harvard Medical School. Author of CollaborativeTreatment of Traumatized Children and Teens: The Trauma Systems Therapy Approach.Mark Schwartz, ScDCo-founder and Co-clinical Director of Castlewood Treatment Center for eating disorders inSt. Louis, Missouri. Past Clinical Co-director of the Masters and Johnson Institute. AdjunctProfessor in the departments of Psychiatry and Obstetrics at St. Louis University School ofMedicine. Author of Sexual Abuse and Eating Disorders; Editorial Board of The Journal ofEating Disorders.Richard Schwartz, PhDDeveloper of the Internal Family Systems Model and Director of the Center for SelfLeadership in Oak Park, Illinois. Associate Professor of psychiatry at the University of IllinoisCollege of Medicine. Author of Internal Family Systems Therapy; co-author of Mosaic Mindand Family Therapy: Concepts and Methods.Daniel J. Siegel, MDFormer director, training program in child psychiatry and the Infant and Preschool Serviceat UCLA. Associate clinical professor of psychiatry, UCLA School of Medicine; Co-director,Mindful Awareness Research Center; faculty, Center for Culture, Brain, and Development.Director, Mindsight Institute. Author of The Developing Mind: Toward a Neurobiology ofInterpersonal Experience, Parenting from the Inside Out: How a Deeper Self-Understanding Can Help You Raise Children Who Thrive, and The Mindful Brain: Reflectionand Attunement in the Cultivation of Well-Being.Joseph Spinazzola, PhDExecutive Director, Trauma Center at Justice Resource Institute. Associate Director forResearch and Site Coordinator, Trauma Center Community Practice Site, National Center forChild Traumatic Stress.Martin H. Teicher, MD, PhDAssociate Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School; Director of the DevelopmentalBiopsychiatry Research Program and Laboratory of Developmental Psychopharmacology atMcLean Hospital. His research studies range from inquiries into the molecular mechanismsof brain development to brain-imaging studies of the effects of childhood maltreatment onbrain development. He is a Callaghan Investigator by NARSAD for his studies on adolescentdepression. Dr. Teicher has published more than 150 original research reports and bookchapters and holds 13 U.S. patents.Rob TimmonsField Director, Iraq Veteran, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America.Anthony ToombsDirector, Children’s Trauma Recovery Foundation. He is a professional musician who usesrecording arts as a tool to engage discouraged and traumatized youth to create narrativesand purpose.Bessel A. van der Kolk, MDMedical Director, Trauma Center at Justice Resource Institute. Professor of Psychiatry,Boston University School of Medicine. Director, Boston Community Practice Site, NationalChild Traumatic Stress Network. Author of Psychological Trauma and Traumatic Stress: TheEffects of Overwhelming Experience on Mind, Body and Society; Past President, InternationalSociety for Traumatic Stress Studies.Staff Sergeant Jose VasquezServed 14 years in the Army and Army Reserve as a Cavalry Scout, Medic, Nurse, and HealthServices Instructor. In January 2005, he applied for conscientious objector status; his case isstill pending. Jose is an active member of Iraq Veterans Against the War (IVAW). He is pursuinga PhD in Cultural Anthropology from the City University of New York.Eric Vermetten, MD, PhDTrained in the Netherlands, Yale, Stanford and Emory Universities, Dr. Vermetten is a Colonelin the Dutch Army and Head of Research at the Military Mental Health Group in theDepartment of Defense, as well as Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the NeuroscienceDivision of the University Medical Center Utrecht. His research focuses on the biologicalbasis of trauma-related disorders. President of the International Society of Hypnosis. Hismost recent book, co-edited with Martin Dorahy and David Spiegel, is Traumatic Dissociation.Marla Zucker, PhDAssistant Director of Trauma Center at Justice Resource Institute and Project Coordinator forthe Center’s youth violence prevention programming.The Trauma Center is pleased to offer its poster submission and studentsubmission contest. This year Trauma Center is acceptingresearch posters from graduate students, interns, post-doctoral fellowsand junior investigators. Also welcome are poster submissionsfrom more senior clinical practitioners describing assessmentapproaches, treatment frameworks and program models. Practicingclinicians using the arts/expressive arts in their work with traumatizedclients who are interested in representing their work in aposter display should include one or more jpeg pictures depictingthe products they are developing with their clients. Developers ofinnovative trauma services and interventions who are interested inshowcasing their intervention/treatment/assessment models alsoare welcome.Selected posters will be prominently featured on Day Two of theConference, with a formal poster session beginning at 5 p.m.Posters will be displayed on 6- x 2-foot flat/horizontal tables.Proposals that relate to this year's primary conference themes (neuroscience,attachment and/or therapeutic interventions) will receivespecial consideration. In addition, all student, intern and fellow submissionswill automatically be entered into a poster competition,with special prizes (medals and cash) awarded to the threestrongest submissions. Prizes will be awarded during the eveningposter session/social hour.Proposals should be no more than 200 words in length, excludingproposal title, author names, author affiliations and contact information(email/phone) of the lead author. Submissions should be submittedelectronically to the attention of Dr. Joseph Spinazzola, PhD,by May 1, 2007: jspinazzola@traumacenter.org. All applicants mustbe registered for the conference by the time proposals arereviewed. Applicants will be notified electronically of acceptance byMay 15.ACCREDITATIONThe Meadows is approved by the following boards to offering continuingeducation. NAADAC Approved Provider, Provider # 000217. The Meadowsis recognized by the National Board for Certified Counselors to offer continuingeducation, Provider # 5687. Course meets qualification for continuingeducation credit for MFTs and/or LCSW as required by the California Boardof Behavioral Sciences, Provider # 2645. Provider Approved by CAADAC,Provider # OS-03-960-0807. Provider Approved by CAADE, Provider #CP30 730 C 0707. MFT for the State of Illinois, Provider # 168-000155.LCSW/LSW for the State of Illinois, Provider # 159-000839. Florida Board ofClinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental HealthCounseling, Provider #50-2933-1. Florida Board of Psychology, Provider #50-2933-1. Texas State Board of MFT Approved. MSW for the State of Texas,Provider # CS2462.“The Justice Resource Institute is approved by the American PsychologicalAssociation to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The JusticeResource Institute maintains responsibility for this program and its content.”Pre-conference Workshop I meets criteria for 14 credit hours; Pre-conferenceWorkshops II through VIII meet criteria for 7 credit hours each. ThePsychological Trauma Conference meets criteria for 14 credit hours, and thecombined program meets criteria for 21 hours. (The combined programwith Workshop I meets criteria for 28 credit hours.)
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