Mental Health/Telehealth Organizations BP to BRISZ

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Brain Injury Association (You can click on the above for the sponsor's home page)
Contact:	The Brain Injury Association, Inc 105 North Alfred Street Alexandria, VA 22314 703/236-6000 703/236-6001 fax
About:	The mission of the Brain Injury Association is to create a better future through brain injury prevention, research, education and advocacy.

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Brain Injury Association of New Jersey [BIANJ] (You can click above for the sponsor home page)
Contact:	(You might use the link below for e-mail) Brain Injury Association of New Jersey, Inc 1090 King George Post Road Suite 708 Edison, NJ 08837 800/669-4323 732/738-1002 732/738-1132 fax info@bianj.org
About:	The Brain Injury Association of New Jersey [BIANJ] is a statewide membership organization dedicated to providing education, outreach, prevention, advocacy, and support services to all persons affected by brain injury and to the general public.

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Brain Matters Imaging Centers (Please click above for the organization home page)
Contact:	Brain Matters Imaging Centers 201 University Boulevard Suite 200 Denver, CO 80206 877/570-2650
About:	Brain Matters Imaging Centers market and provide commercial functional brain imaging services.

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BrainTrain (Please click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	(You can activate the link below for getting more information) BrainTrain 727 Twin Ridge Lane Richmond, VA 23235 800/822-0538 804/320-0105 804/320-0242 fax info@braintrain.com
About:	BrainTrain was founded in 1989 as a producer of computerized cognitive training software.

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Brandon Regional Health Authority (If you please, click on the above for the sponsor's home page)
Contact:	Brandon Regional Health Authority 150A 7th Street Brandon, MN R7A 7M2 Canada 204/571-8410 204) 726-8505 fax

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Brattleboro Retreat (You can click above for its home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for more information) Brattleboro Retreat Anna Marsh Lane PO Box 803 Brattleboro, VT 05302 800/738-7328 802/258-4329 802/258-3790 fax retreat@bratretreat.org
About:	Founded in 1834, the Brattleboro Retreat is a not-for-profit behavioral health system for psychiatric and addictive illnesses. The Retreat provides and manages care throughout the northeast, and is an affiliate of Dartmouth Medical School. The Retreat provides inpatient, partial hospitalization, residential, and outpatient treatment for children, adolescent, adults, and older adults. Linden Lodge, it provides skilled, intermediate and enhanced residential long-term care for the elderly.

Brattleboro Retreat

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Contact:

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Brattleboro Retreat
Anna Marsh Lane
PO Box 803
Brattleboro, VT 05302

800/738-7328
802/258-4329
802/258-3790 fax

retreat@bratretreat.org

About:

Founded in 1834, the Brattleboro Retreat is a not-for-profit behavioral health system for psychiatric and addictive illnesses. The Retreat provides and manages care throughout the northeast, and is an affiliate of Dartmouth Medical School. The Retreat provides inpatient, partial hospitalization, residential, and outpatient treatment for children, adolescent, adults, and older adults. Linden Lodge, it provides skilled, intermediate and enhanced residential long-term care for the elderly.

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Brazelton Centre

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Brazilian Association for the Studies of Impotence [ABEI]
Contact:	ABEI Rua Heitor de Morais, 61 01234-010 São Paulo/SP Brasil +55/11/864 1805 +55/11/864 1805 fax

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Brent Adolescent Centre
Contact:	(The colored link below is available for more information) Brent Adolescent Centre +44/20/7328 0918 +44/20/7328 0918 fax bac@brent-centre.org

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The Bridge Family Center
Contact:	(You can use the link for e-mail) The Bridge Family Center 770/451-0939 training@thebridge-atlanta.org

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Brief Family Therapy Center [BFTC] (You can click above for the sponsor's home page)
Contact:	(The colored link below is available for e-mail) BFTC PO Box 13736 Milwaukee, WI 53213-0736 414/302-0650 414/302-0753 fax Briefftc@aol.com
About:	A not-for-profit research and training center founded in 1978, Brief Family Therapy Center [BFTC] has pioneered in the development of effective brief therapy methods. While studying the client/therapist interaction, the center has contributed many ideas to the field of brief therapy. BFTC is known as the home of solution-focused therapy, where, in 1982, exceptions to problems were first identified. Since then, the miracle question and innovative uses of scaling questions have been developed. This tradition of advancing the knowledge of brief therapy continues with the development of more advanced methods, innovative solution-focused training techniques, supervision of supervisors and training for trainers.

Brief Family Therapy Center [BFTC]

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Contact:

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BFTC
PO Box 13736
Milwaukee, WI 53213-0736

414/302-0650
414/302-0753 fax

Briefftc@aol.com

About:

A not-for-profit research and training center founded in 1978, Brief Family Therapy Center [BFTC] has pioneered in the development of effective brief therapy methods. While studying the client/therapist interaction, the center has contributed many ideas to the field of brief therapy. BFTC is known as the home of solution-focused therapy, where, in 1982, exceptions to problems were first identified. Since then, the miracle question and innovative uses of scaling questions have been developed. This tradition of advancing the knowledge of brief therapy continues with the development of more advanced methods, innovative solution-focused training techniques, supervision of supervisors and training for trainers.

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Brief Strategic and Systemic Therapy European Network [BSST] (You can click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for getting more detail) Brief Strategic and Systemic Therapy European Network Centro di Terapia Strategica Piazza S Agostino 11 52100 Arezzo Italia +39/0575/354853 +39/0575/350277 fax secretary@bsst.org
About:	The Brief Strategic and Systemic Therapy European Network [BSST] was formed in 2003 to help people, families and larger systems facing human suffering and/or difficulties that limit their potentials.

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Brief Therapy Network [BTN] (You can click on the above for the sponsor home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for making contact) Brief Therapy Network 114 Maitland Street Tornonto, ON M4Y 1E1 Canada 416/972-1935 ext 3345 enerlich@hincksdellcrest.org

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Brief Therapy Training A Division of CM Hinks Institute
Contact:	(You can activate the link for more information) Brief Therapy Training Centres - International Silverman Building 114 Maitland Street Toronto, Ontario M4Y 1E1 Canada 416/972-1935 ext 3347 416/924-9808 fax hinks@interlog.com

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Brief Therapy Training Centres-International Training and Research in Brief Therapy
Contact:	Brief Therapy Training Centres-International 114 Maitland Street Toronto, Ontario Canada M4Y 1E1 416/972-1935 ext 3347 416/924-9808 fax

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Joanna Briggs Institute (You can click on the above for the sponsor home page)
Contact:	(The colored link below is available for e-mail) The Joanna Briggs Institute Level 4, Margaret Graham Building Royal Adelaide Hospital North Terrace Adelaide SA 5000 Australia +61/8/8303 4880 +61/8/8303 4881 fax jbi@adelaide.edu.au
About:	The Joanna Briggs Institute was established in 1955 to meet the need for a collaborative approach to the evaluation of evidence derived from a diverse range of sources, including experience, expertise and all forms of rigorous research and the translation, transfer and utilisation of the "best available" evidence into health care practice. Any group of health care professionals with expertise in evidence generation and appraisal, and formal links to educational centres and health services, can apply to become a Collaborating Centre. Objectives: Identify those areas where health professionals most urgently require summarised evidence on which to base their practice Carry out and facilitate systematic reviews of international research Identify the need for, and promote the conduct of, multi-site research studies in areas where good evidence is not available Prepare easy to read summaries of best practice in the form of Best Practice Information Sheets, based on the results of systematic reviews Design and conduct targeted dissemination activities in areas where (or when) good evidence is available Promote broad dissemination strategies to ensure that findings are made available to the profession, all levels of the health care system, Governments and service provider units Promote broad dissemination strategies to ensure that findings are made available to the consumers of health care Evaluate the effects of selected Best Practice Information Sheets on practice variability, health outcomes and costs Design, promote and deliver short courses in evidence based practice for clinicians, researchers, managers, lecturers, teachers and students Offer direct, fee for service consultancies to health service provider agencies to develop customised Evidence Based Practice training and Evidence Based policy and procedure manuals

Joanna Briggs Institute

(You can click on the above for the sponsor home page)

Contact:

(The colored link below is available for e-mail)
The Joanna Briggs Institute
Level 4, Margaret Graham Building
Royal Adelaide Hospital
North Terrace
Adelaide SA 5000
Australia

+61/8/8303 4880
+61/8/8303 4881 fax

jbi@adelaide.edu.au

About:

The Joanna Briggs Institute was established in 1955 to meet the need for a collaborative approach to the evaluation of evidence derived from a diverse range of sources, including experience, expertise and all forms of rigorous research and the translation, transfer and utilisation of the "best available" evidence into health care practice.

Any group of health care professionals with expertise in evidence generation and appraisal, and formal links to educational centres and health services, can apply to become a Collaborating Centre.

Objectives:

Identify those areas where health professionals most urgently require summarised evidence on which to base their practice
Carry out and facilitate systematic reviews of international research
Identify the need for, and promote the conduct of, multi-site research studies in areas where good evidence is not available
Prepare easy to read summaries of best practice in the form of Best Practice Information Sheets, based on the results of systematic reviews
Design and conduct targeted dissemination activities in areas where (or when) good evidence is available
Promote broad dissemination strategies to ensure that findings are made available to the profession, all levels of the health care system, Governments and service provider units
Promote broad dissemination strategies to ensure that findings are made available to the consumers of health care
Evaluate the effects of selected Best Practice Information Sheets on practice variability, health outcomes and costs
Design, promote and deliver short courses in evidence based practice for clinicians, researchers, managers, lecturers, teachers and students
Offer direct, fee for service consultancies to health service provider agencies to develop customised Evidence Based Practice training and Evidence Based policy and procedure manuals

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Brisbane Centre for Psychoanalytic Studies [BCPS] (If you please, click on the above for the sponsor's home page)
Contact:	(You might use the link below for e-mail) The Brisbane Centre for Psychoanalytic Studies Inc PO Box 584 Spring Hill, Qld 4004 Australia +61/7/3832 6036 +61/7/3356 5068 fax mail@bcps.asn.au
About:	Psychoanalysis has enormously influenced our understanding of psychological processes and has given birth to many different elaborations of Freud's original theories and to varied forms of treatment. The clinical practice of treating patients belongs to trained practitioners but, as a theory of the mind, anyone who is interested enough can have access to it. It was in this spirit, at the point of confluence of clinical and theoretical practice, that the Brisbane Centre for Psychoanalytic Studies [BCPS] was established. The BCPS offers seminars of both a practical and theoretical nature to teachers, social workers, psychiatrists, general practitioners, nurses, psychologists and others in the helping professions. Some of the courses offered are open to others who are interested in the contributions of psychoanalysis to modern thinking. The BCPS operates independently as a non-profit educational body to promote the development of psychoanalytic thinking and its application in clinical and other disciplines.

Brisbane Centre for Psychoanalytic Studies [BCPS]

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Contact:

(You might use the link below for e-mail)
The Brisbane Centre for Psychoanalytic Studies Inc
PO Box 584
Spring Hill, Qld 4004
Australia

+61/7/3832 6036
+61/7/3356 5068 fax

mail@bcps.asn.au

About:

Psychoanalysis has enormously influenced our understanding of psychological processes and has given birth to many different elaborations of Freud's original theories and to varied forms of treatment. The clinical practice of treating patients belongs to trained practitioners but, as a theory of the mind, anyone who is interested enough can have access to it. It was in this spirit, at the point of confluence of clinical and theoretical practice, that the Brisbane Centre for Psychoanalytic Studies [BCPS] was established.

The BCPS offers seminars of both a practical and theoretical nature to teachers, social workers, psychiatrists, general practitioners, nurses, psychologists and others in the helping professions. Some of the courses offered are open to others who are interested in the contributions of psychoanalysis to modern thinking.

The BCPS operates independently as a non-profit educational body to promote the development of psychoanalytic thinking and its application in clinical and other disciplines.

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Brisbane Neuro-Psychoanalytic Study Group
Contact:	(The link below is available for e-mail) Brisbane Neuro-Psychoanalytic Study Group c/o Rita Hayes +62/2/6736 1200 +62/7/5545 2192 rita_t_hayes@hotmail.com
About:	The Brisbane Neuro-Psychoanalytic Study Group meets monthly to consider recent perspectives from Developmental Affective Neuro-Science, Neuro-Psychoanalysis, Attachment theory and other Psycho-Bio-Social Systems.

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