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William H Reid
Contact:	(The link below is available for e-mail) William H Reid, MD, MPH PO Box 4015 Horshshoe Bay, TX 78657-4015 800/256-6627 830/596-9047 fax reidw@reidpsychiatry.com

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Reitan Neuropsychology Laboratories
Contact:	(You can use the link below for e-mail) Reitan Neuropsychology Laboratories, Inc POB 66080 Tuscon, AZ 85728-6080 520/577-2970 520/577-2940 fax reitanlabs@aol.com

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Religious Research Association
Contact:	Religious Research Association 108 Marist Hall Catholic University of America Washington, DC 20064

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Renfrew Center Foundation (Please click above for its home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for more information) Renfrew Center Foundation 475 Spring Lane Philadelphia, PA 19128 877/367-3383 215/482-2695 fax foundation@renfrew.org
About:	Founded in 1985 as the first free-standing, residential treatment facility in the United States exclusively dedicated to the treatment of women with eating disorders, The Renfrew Center now has residential and outpatient facilities in several states and operates a nationwide referral network specializing in the treatment of eating disorders, trauma, anxiety, depression, substance abuse and other women's issues. The Renfrew Center Foundation is a non-profit organization, established by The Renfrew Center in 1988. The Foundation has three primary goals: Conduct original research on the theory and treatment of eating disorders and related women's mental health problems Provide meaningful training for professionals in the field of women's mental health Support advocacy in women's mental health
Event List:	A Body to Die For October 19, 2007: Pittsburgh, PA 17-th Annual Renfrew Center Foundation Conference for Professionals: "Feminist Perspectives and Beyond - Exploring Eating Disorders Recovery" November 8-11, 2007: Philadelphia, PA A Body to Die For November 30, 2007: Franklin, TN
Event #1 Detail:	A Body to Die For ( Click above for the meeting's Web pages.) October 19, 2007 Pittsburgh, PA Event sponsored by: Renfrew Center Foundation This training seminar in the Treatment of Eating Disorders and Body-Image Disturbance in Women addresses the complex issues surrounding body-image development and the problems with boundaries, depression, control, and suppressed emotion that almost always accompany dissociation from the body. Trainer: Adrienne Ressler, MA, LMSW, National Training Director, The Renfrew Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. There are as many as 6 continuing education credit hours available for unspecified professionals. Event Contact: Loren Heywood Renfrew Center Foundation 475 Spring Lane Philadelphia, PA 19128 877/367-3383 (As a courtesy: when inquiring about the above, please mention these Web pages.)
Event #2 Detail:	17-th Annual Renfrew Center Foundation Conference for Professionals "Feminist Perspectives and Beyond - Exploring Eating Disorders Recovery" ( Refer to the meeting's Web pages.) November 8-11, 2007 Philadelphia, PA Event sponsor: Renfrew Center Foundation Program: Anorexia Nervosa: Treatment Across the Continuum of Illness Michael Strober, PhD If You Want to Aim High, You Need to Go Deep: Core Issue Completion Therapy in Eating Disorder Recovery Michael D Lukens, PhD Regina C Lukens, LCSW Understanding, Assessing and Treating Eating Disorders in the 21st Century Jennifer Nardozzi, PsyD Gayle Brooks, PhD Julie Dorfman, MA, RD, LDN Shawn Gersman, MD Susan Kleinman, MA, ADTR, NCC Jodi Krumholz, RD, LDN The "War" on Obesity: Promoting Recovery or Preventing It? Jonathan Robison, PhD, MS Facilitating the Uncovering of Self: The Core of Eating Disorder Work Mark F Schwartz, ScD Richard Schwartz, PhD Voices Within the Eating Disorders Field: A Networking Event Psychodrama and Neurochemistry: Healing the Ravages of an Eating Disorder Mary Bellofatto MA, LMHC, NCC, CEDS, TEP The New Paradigm in Town: Using Energy Psychology to Facilitate Eating Disorders Recovery Marion Bilich, PhD What Constitutes Healthy Body Image, Eating, Fitness and Weight? A Backdrop for Defining Eating Disorder Recovery Kathy Kater, LICSW Let's Eat: Using Therapeutic Eating Sessions, Meals, and Techniques in Treatment Sondra Kronberg, MS, RD, CDN Feminist Psychoanalytic Therapy for Eating Disorders: A Clinical Skills Workshop Deborah Anna Luepnitz, PhD Good Grief: Healing Possibilities for Our Clients and Ourselves David Treadway, PhD Moving Beyond Fear (keynote) Arianna Huffington, Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief, The Huffington Post; Co-Host, Left, Right & Center "What Are You Bringing to the Table?" Helping Mothers in Recovery Develop Healthy Eating Habits in Their Children Donna Fish, LCSW Accumulated Wisdom and the Treatment of Eating Disorders Margo Maine, PhD, FAED William N Davis, PhD, FAED Jane Shure, PhD, LCSW Recovery from Chronic Illness Deborah Mangham, MD Ann Vosti, MD Competitive Thinness, Revealing Uniforms, and Sexism: Their Effects on Disordered Eating and Body Dissatisfaction in Female Athletes Roberta Trattner Sherman, PhD, FAED Ron A Thompson, PhD, FAED From Seduction to Recovery: Exploring the Role of Media Gaslighting on Women's Self-Perceptions…and the Empowering Way Out Robin Stern, PhD Super Sized: Living Large in a Small Minded Culture Cynthia Whitehead-LaBoo, PhD Socio-Cultural and Behavioral Genetic Perspectives on Eating Disorders: Implications for Theory, Treatment and Recovery (keynote) Anne E Becker, MD, PhD, ScM, Associate Professor of Medical Anthropology and Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School; Director, Eating Disorders Clinical and Research Program, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston Kelly Klump, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychology, Michigan State University; President, Academy for Eating Disorders Michael Levine, PhD, Professor of Psychology, Kenyon College The Path to Coherence: Resolving Mind Body Incoherence in Eating Disorders Emmett R Bishop, Jr, MD, CEDS Meredith Cohn, PhD Getting Them In—or Out—the Door: Working with Parents Whether They Want To or Not Judith Brisman, PhD Jennifer Jones, PhD What is Recovery from Disordered Eating? Defining Physical, Emotional & Spiritual Aspects of Women's Journeys of Recovery Marjorie C Feinson, PhD Unraveling the Complexity of the Dual Diagnosis: Challenges in the Treatment of Type 1 Diabetes and Eating Disorders Marcia Meier, BAN, RN, CDE Stephanie H Gerken, MS, RD, LD, CDE What Every Therapist Needs to Know About Recovery from the Patient's Perspective Gail Schoenbach, BS Kathleen MacDonald Forgiveness: The Final Frontier in Recovery Robin Sesan, PhD Attachment Theory and Affect Regulation: Clinical Applications in Neuroscience Carl V Boyer, MD Incorporating Heart and Soul Work in Psychotherapy Carolyn Costin, MA, MEd, MFT, CEDS, Steven Emmett, PhD Richard Levine, MD Will That Boat Float? Predictors of Success in Intensive Treatment Craig Johnson, PhD Ovidio Bermudez, MD Robbie Munn, MA, MSW Challenging the Mindset: Redefining Exercise through Awareness, Education, and Experience Kelly N Pedrotty, MS Susan Viscido, MA, RYT Standing Up to Ed: How to Empower Clients with the Metaphor of Intra-Personal Relationship Thom Rutledge, LCSW The Ethics of Intimacy: The Cost of Care Without Caring Avrum Geurin Weiss, PhD Dads and Recovery Joe Kelly David Hall, PhD Closing Remarks Samuel E Menaged, JD, Founder and President, The Renfrew Center Foundation and The Renfrew Centers Eating Disorders Recovery: A Goal in Search of Definition (keynote) Scott Crow, MD, Director, Eating Disorder/Assessment Core, Minnesota Obesity Center; Professor of Psychiatry, University of Minnesota; Past President, Academy for Eating Disorders Recovery from Bulimia: Rethinking Relapse and Treatment Strategies Patricia W De Barbieri, EdD, LPC Viable Options for Treating Pediatric Obesity: The Benefits of the Sierras Solution Dan Kirschenbaum, PhD, ABPP Lisa Tjelmeland, MSW Nutrition Counseling and Real World Recovery Rebekah Mardis, RD Erin Naimi, RD On Recovery, From Recovery: Theoretical, Research and Clinical Perspectives from Recovered Therapists Beth Hartman McGilley PhD, FAED Leslie Murray, MD, MPH Jeanmarie Infranco, MA, LPC Mindfulness-Based Family Therapy for Eating Disorders: A New Approach for Promoting Recovery Mark Roloff, LCSW, BCD Hope in the Face of Despair: Maintaining Therapeutic Resilience When Recovery Runs Aground Brad Sachs, PhD There are as many as 22.5 continuing education credit hours available for -psychologists -social workers -nurses -marriage & family therapists -counselors -various disciplines Event Contact: Debbie Lucker Renfrew Center Foundation 475 Spring Lane Philadelphia, PA 19128 877/367-3383 (The above information contributed by Jillian Gonzales on 23 AUG 07.) (A request: don't forget to bring up our Web pages if you ask about this.)
Event #3 Detail:	A Body to Die For (You can consult the meeting's Web pages.) November 30, 2007 Franklin, TN Sponsor: Renfrew Center Foundation This training seminar in the Treatment of Eating Disorders and Body-Image Disturbance in Women addresses the complex issues surrounding body-image development and the problems with boundaries, depression, control, and suppressed emotion that almost always accompany dissociation from the body. Trainer: Adrienne Ressler, MA, LMSW, National Training Director, The Renfrew Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Up to 6 continuing education credit hour equivalents available for unspecified professionals. Event Contact: Loren Heywood Renfrew Center Foundation 475 Spring Lane Philadelphia, PA 19128 877/367-3383 (A request: when you call the sponsor to inquire about the above event, it could be very nice if you were to refer to this Web resource as your source.)

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Reputation Institute (If you please, click on the above for the sponsor's home page)
Contact:	(You could click on the link for getting more information) The Reputation Institute c/o Charles Fombrun, PhD, Executive Director Leonard N Stern School of Business New York University KMEC 7-61, 7th Floor 44 West Fourth Street New York, NY 10012 212/998 0211 cfomprun@stern.nyu.edu
About:	The Reputation Institute is a private research organization. Its core purpose is to build thought leadership about corporate reputations, their management, measurement and valuation.

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Research Center for Group Dynamics [RCGD] (You can click above for its home page)
About:	The goal of the Research Center for Group Dynamics [RCGD] is to advance the understanding of human behavior in a societal context. Research currently under way within RCGD includes: Studies concerned with group decision making and social judgment Conformity and independence Violence and aggression, scholastic achievement, delinquency, and alternative schools Social relationships and social support within African American communities Aging in a variety of social contexts Effects of educational television, computers, and other novel technology in classrooms Stereotyping and social judgment Culture and cognition, cognitive anthropology Human mating strategies and conflict between the sexes Mental representation of social categories with a focus on the development of notions of race in young children

Research Center for Group Dynamics [RCGD]

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About:

The goal of the Research Center for Group Dynamics [RCGD] is to advance the understanding of human behavior in a societal context. Research currently under way within RCGD includes:

Studies concerned with group decision making and social judgment
Conformity and independence
Violence and aggression, scholastic achievement, delinquency, and alternative schools
Social relationships and social support within African American communities
Aging in a variety of social contexts
Effects of educational television, computers, and other novel technology in classrooms
Stereotyping and social judgment
Culture and cognition, cognitive anthropology
Human mating strategies and conflict between the sexes
Mental representation of social categories with a focus on the development of notions of race in young children

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Research Institute on Addictions [RIA] (If you please, click above for its home page)
Contact:	Research Institute on Addictions 1021 Main Street Buffalo, NY 14203-1016 716/887-2566
About:	Research Institute on Addictions [RIA] in Buffalo, New York, is a national leader in alcohol and substance abuse prevention, treatment, and policy research. A component of the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services, RIA is a member agency of the Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene and is affiliated with the University at Buffalo. Founded in 1970, RIA scientists study alcoholism, substance abuse, and related issues such as crime and violence. The Institute offers addiction treatment services through its Clinical Research Center [CRC], an exemplary program which applies clinical research to improved treatment strategies. The history of alcoholism and the biomedical consequences of alcohol consumption are addressed by the Center for the Clinical and Medical Epidemiology of Alcohol. Research topics include: Etiology, prevention, intervention, and treatment of addictions Role of alcohol and other drugs in crime and violence Needs of special populations, including minorities, women, and youth Driving while intoxicated Social and psychological aspects of addictions Health and medical aspects of addictions

Research Institute on Addictions [RIA]

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Contact:

Research Institute on Addictions
1021 Main Street
Buffalo, NY 14203-1016

716/887-2566

About:

Research Institute on Addictions [RIA] in Buffalo, New York, is a national leader in alcohol and substance abuse prevention, treatment, and policy research. A component of the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services, RIA is a member agency of the Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene and is affiliated with the University at Buffalo.

Founded in 1970, RIA scientists study alcoholism, substance abuse, and related issues such as crime and violence. The Institute offers addiction treatment services through its Clinical Research Center [CRC], an exemplary program which applies clinical research to improved treatment strategies. The history of alcoholism and the biomedical consequences of alcohol consumption are addressed by the Center for the Clinical and Medical Epidemiology of Alcohol.

Research topics include:

Etiology, prevention, intervention, and treatment of addictions
Role of alcohol and other drugs in crime and violence
Needs of special populations, including minorities, women, and youth
Driving while intoxicated
Social and psychological aspects of addictions
Health and medical aspects of addictions

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Research Society on Alcoholism [RSoA] (You can click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	(You can activate the link below for making contact) Research Society on Alcoholism 7801 North Lamar Boulevard Suite D-89 Austin, TX 78752-1038 512/454-0022 512/454-0812 fax debbyrsa@bga.com?subject=RSoA.org:
About:	The Research Society on Alcoholism [RSoA] was established in 1976 to assist and encourage the application of research to the solution of problems related to alcoholism. It serves as a meeting ground for scientists in the broad areas of alcoholism and alcohol-related problems. The Society promotes research and the acquisition and dissemination of scientific knowledge. The official publication of RSoA is Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research.
Event List:	Annual Scientific Meeting June 28-July 02, 2008: Washington, DC Annual Scientific Meeting June 20-24, 2009: San Diego, CA
Event #1 Detail:	Annual Scientific Meeting June 28-July 02, 2008 Washington, DC Event sponsor: Research Society on Alcoholism [RSoA] (A request: please tell how that you found out about it here should you ask about the above meeting.)
Event #2 Detail:	Annual Scientific Meeting June 20-24, 2009 San Diego, CA Sponsored by: Research Society on Alcoholism [RSoA] (As a favor: won't you be kind and mention these World Wide Web pages as your source when asking about the above meeting?)

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Research and Training Center on Family Support and Children's Mental Health (If you wish to, click above for its home page)
Contact:	(The link is available for e-mail) Research and Training Center on Family Support and Children's Mental Health 1912 SW 6th Avenue PO Box 751 Portland, OR 97207-0751 503/725-4040 503/725-4180 fax rtcinfo@rri.pdx.edu
About:	The Research and Training Center is affiliated with the Graduate School of Social Work, Portland State University and is allied with other research components of the School. The Center's research and training activities focus on improving services to children and youth who have mental, emotional, or behavioral disorders and their families.

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Research Net "Depression, Suicidality" (You can click on the above for the organization home page)
About:	The German Ministry of Education and Research [BMBF] initiated the Nets of Competence in Medicine research program, of which "Depression, Suicidality" is a component. The competence network "Depression, Suicidality" connects 15 German research centers and university hospitals, as well as the most important institutions of the German health care system (e.g. health insurance funds and associations of consultant practitioners).

Research Net "Depression, Suicidality"

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The German Ministry of Education and Research [BMBF] initiated the Nets of Competence in Medicine research program, of which "Depression, Suicidality" is a component. The competence network "Depression, Suicidality" connects 15 German research centers and university hospitals, as well as the most important institutions of the German health care system (e.g. health insurance funds and associations of consultant practitioners).

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Resource Center for Children of Abuse [RCCA2000] (If you wish, click above for its home page)
Contact:	(You can use the link below for securing more detail) RCCA2000 110 Liberty Street Harrington, DE 19952 302/398-7926 302/398-0779 302/398-7540 fax rcca2000@hotmail.com
About:	A mother of an abused child offers ways to contact sources of professional help.

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Resources for Cross Cultural Health Care
Contact:	Resources for Cross Cultural Health Care 8915 Sudbury Road Silver Spring, MD 20901 301/588-6051

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RESPECT Program
Contact:	RESPECT Program 1868 Park Marina Drive Redding, CA 96001 530/244-9083
About:	The RESPECT Program offers counseling services for batterers.

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Restless Legs Syndrome Foundation (You can click above for the organization home page)
Contact:	(You could use the link for e-mail) RLS Foundation, Inc 4410 19-th Street NW Suite 201 Rochester, MN 55901-6624 rlsf@millcomm.com
About:	Founded in 1990, the Restless Legs Syndrome Foundation is a nonprofit agency that provides information about RLS; helps develop support groups; supports research to find better treatments and, eventually, a definitive cure; educates physicians and patients about RLS; and publishes NightWalkers, a quarterly newsletter.

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Reunião Lacanoamericano de Psicanálise do Recife (You can click on the above for its home page)
About:	"Lacanoamericans," people who knew Lacan only from his writings rather than from hearing his lectures, has now become a keyword for the Lacanoamerican Reunion of Psychoanalysis of Recife, which has been held in various cities every 1 to 1-1/2 years since 1986, attracting psychoanaysts worldwide. The umbrella organization is composed of 34 Convoking Institutions from various countries.

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