Organization and Event Descriptions AMASPB to AMASQZ
<--Click here for Main Indexes for Professional Events
Click here to translate the language in this page
American Association of People of Color Mental Health Consumers
| Contact
| American Association of People of Color Mental Health Consumers
2825 Bridge Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44113
|
| About
| Founded in 1992, the American Association of People of Color Mental Health Consumers is a national organization for persons of color who have been diagnosed with, and have received treatment for, mental illnesses. The purpose of the group is to pursue and advance issues relevant to all mental health consumers of color, including those in rural areas and in the criminal justice system, and to promote the need for cultural sensitivity and competence. The organization's overall goal is to realize equal protection under the law for all its members.
|
<--Click here for Main Indexes for Professional Events
Click here to translate the language in this page
American Association of Practicing Psychiatrists [AAPP]
| Contact
| American Association of Practicing Psychiatrists
PO Box 2102
Kensington, MD 20891
|
| About
| The American Association of Practicing Psychiatrists [AAPP] is a
nationwide 1,000 member advocacy organization of psychiatric physicians who have dedicated themselves to preserving the accessibility and availability of quality psychiatric care for patients, and reasonable reimbursement for the psychiatric physicians who provide that care. It stands for patients and against the intrusion of third party payers and other parties into the therapeutic relationship of patient and physician.
|
<--Click here for Main Indexes for Professional Events
Click here to translate the language in this page
| Contact
| American Association of Psychiatric Administrators
PO Box 570218
Dallas, TX 75357-0218
800/650-5888
972/613-0985
972/613-5532 fax
frda1@airmail.net
|
| About
| The mission of the non-profit American Association of Psychiatric Administrators [AAPA] is to promote and encourage interest, knowledge and skills in administrative psychiatry. AAPA was established in 1961.
Objectives:
- Providing for the effective and efficient consolidation of knowledge and new information regarding administration of mental health facilities, programs and systems by psychiatrists
- Formulating, promulgating, and maintaining qualifications and standards for all psychiatrist administrators
- Providing education to psychiatrists and the community regarding the relationship of administration and psychiatric care
- Providing better understanding and professional support among psychiatrist administrators by promoting collegiality, networking and consultation
The official publication of AAPA is Psychiatrist Administrator.
|
<--Click here for Main Indexes for Professional Events
Click here to translate the language in this page
| Contact
| American Association of Psychiatric Administrators
New York Regional Chapter
c/o Gloria Faretra, MD, Secretary-Treasurer
Queens Children's Psychiatric Center
74-03 Commonwealth Boulevard
Bellerose, NY 11426
718/264-4504
|
<--Click here for Main Indexes for Professional Events
Click here to translate the language in this page
American Association of Psychiatric Services for Children
<--Click here for Main Indexes for Professional Events
Click here to translate the language in this page
American Association of Psychiatric Technicians [AAPT]
<--Click here for Main Indexes for Professional Events
Click here to translate the language in this page
| Contact
| American Association for Psychosocial Rehabilitation
19 East 93rd Street
New York, NY 10128
845/398-6526
212/426-7645 fax
bridgeinfo@aol.com
|
| About
| The American Association for Psychosocial Rehabilitation [AAPR] is a non-profit chapter of the World Association for Psychosocial Rehabilitation [WAPR].
|
<--Click here for Main Indexes for Professional Events
Click here to translate the language in this page
American Association of Psychotherapists [AAP]
| Contact
| American Association of Psychotherapists
214/356-5165
214/821-3730 fax
lcdcadc@aol.com
|
| About
| The American Association of Psychotherapists [AAP], created in 2008, is a national non-profit, multi-disciplinary professional organization of licensed clinicians dedicated to the support and development of psychotherapy. AAP offers professional leadership and networking opportunities including recognition through Fellow and Diplomate status.
|
