Mental Health/Telehealth Organizations V to VZZ

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ValueOptions (Please click above for the organization's home page)
Contact:	(The colored link below is available for more information) ValueOptions 3110 Fairview Park Drive Falls Church, VA 22042 800/236-4648 757/459-5219 fax info@valueoptions.com
About:	ValueOptions is one of the nations' largest managed behavioral health care companies serving over 22 million people through publicly funded, federal, and commercial contracts

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

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VASK
Contact:	VASK Berne Postfach 140 CH-3084 Wabern Switzerland 031.3113337
About:	1,000 members in 6 groups for relatives of people with schizophrenia and interested professionals.

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Venezuelan Psychiatric Society
Contact:	Venezuelan Psychiatric Society c/o Dr Edgard Belfort G, President Colegio de Medicos del Estado Mirand Avenida el Golf Urbanizacion el Bosque, Quinta 76 Apdo 3380 Caracas 1010-A Venezuela

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Verband lesbischer Psychologinnen und schwuler Psychologen [VLSP] (Association of Lesbian and Gay Psychologists) (Please click on the above for the sponsor home page)
Contact:	(You can activate the link below for getting more detail) Verband lesbischer Psychologinnen und schwuler Psychologen c/o Vertriebsbüro Merseburger Straß 4 10823 Berlin +49/30/78 00 63 34 +49/30/78 71 17 53 fax wir@vlsp.de
About:	The non-profit Verband lesbischer Psychologinnen und schwuler Psychologen [VLSP] was established in 1993.

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Vereinigung Analytischer Kinder- und Jugendlichen-Psychotherapeuten in Deutschland [VAKJP] (German Analytic Child and Adolescent Psychotherapists Association) (If you please, click above for the organization home page)
About:	Objectives: Promotion of advanced technical training, such as through the Annual Convention Advocacy for public policy Assurance of a suitable professional working conditions Liaison with related professional organizations

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Vereniging voor Korte Dynamische Psychotherapie [VKDP] (Association for Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy) (You can click above for its home page)
Contact:	(You might use the link below for e-mail) Vereniging voor Korte Dynamische Psychotherapie Bloemgracht 90-92 1015 TM Amsterdam The Netherlands +31/20/622 19 73 +31/20/620 22 4 fax secretariaat@vkdp.com

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Vereniging voor Organisatie-, Consumenten- en Arbeidspsychologen [VOCAP] Flemish Association for Organisation, Consumer and Workpsychology (You can click above for the organization home page)

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Vermont Division of Mental Health (You can click above for the organization home page)

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Vermont Psychological Association (Please click above for its home page)
Contact:	(You could activate the link below for making contact) Vermont Psychological Association PO Box 1017 Montpelier, VT 05601-1017 802/229-5447 vpaed@adelphia.net

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Veterans Administration (You can click above for the organization home page)

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Victims Referral and Assistance Service [VRAS]
Contact:	(You can use the link below for making contact) Victims Referral and Assistance Service Level 5 235 Queens Street Melbourne 3000 Australia 03) 9603 9700 Fax (03) 9603 9777 vras@vdoj.vic.gov.au
About:	The Victims Referral and Assistance Service [VRAS] is the central point to help victims of crime, and others affected by crime in Victoria, Australia.

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Victoria Life Enrichment Society (You can click above for the organization's home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for e-mail) Victoria Life Enrichment Society 403-4680 Elk Lake Drive Victoria, BC V8Z 5M1 Canada 250/381-4343 604/383-2055 fax vles@vles.org
About:	VLES is a private, non-profit charitable organization established in 1975. The Society offers intensive residential treatment and educational services for people interested in lifestyle changes. All services are based on the assumption that we, as human beings, have the capacity to make choices. As a consequence we can take personal responsibility for effecting lifestyle changes. Freedom, from the VLES point of view, is about making choices in order to give life the direction we want it to have, despite the limitations or hardships we may encounter. Health is about establishing a life direction that is good for us. VLES defines health as "Doing the best you can with what you have." At VLES we believe that people who are interested in making lifestyle changes will benefit from close examination of how they live and the alternatives available to them. VLES will run workshops at various locations on request.

Victoria Life Enrichment Society

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Contact:

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Victoria Life Enrichment Society
403-4680 Elk Lake Drive
Victoria, BC V8Z 5M1
Canada

250/381-4343
604/383-2055 fax

vles@vles.org

About:

VLES is a private, non-profit charitable organization established in 1975. The Society offers intensive residential treatment and educational services for people interested in lifestyle changes.

All services are based on the assumption that we, as human beings, have the capacity to make choices. As a consequence we can take personal responsibility for effecting lifestyle changes. Freedom, from the VLES point of view, is about making choices in order to give life the direction we want it to have, despite the limitations or hardships we may encounter. Health is about establishing a life direction that is good for us. VLES defines health as "Doing the best you can with what you have." At VLES we believe that people who are interested in making lifestyle changes will benefit from close examination of how they live and the alternatives available to them. VLES will run workshops at various locations on request.

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Victorian Association of Psychotherapists [VAP] (You can click above for the sponsor's home page)
Contact:	(You could click on the link below for more information) Victorian Association of Psychotherapists, Inc 195 Drummond Street Carlton Vic 3053 Australia +61/3/9662 3165 +61/3/9639 3363 fax vapinc@vicnet.net.au
About:	The Victorian Association of Psychotherapists [VAP] comprises members from a variety of relevant professions who have acquired further specialized training and experience in applying psychodynamic principles in psychotherapy.

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Victorian Foundation for the Survivors of Torture (You can click on the above for the organization's home page)
Contact:	(The colored link below is available for making contact) The Victorian Foundation for the Survivors of Torture, Inc House 23 35 Poplar Road, Royal Park PO Box 96 Parkville, Vic 3052 Australia +61/3/9388 0022 +61/3/9387 0828 fax vfst@peg.apc.org
About:	The Victorian Foundation for Survivors of Torture was established in 1987 to meet the needs of people in Victoria tortured or traumatised in their countries of origin, in other countries, or whilst fleeing those country's. It is non-denominational, politically neutral and non-aligned, and non-profit.

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Victorian Mental Illness Awareness Council [VMIAC] (You can click on the above for the organization's home page)
Contact:	Victorian Mental Illness Awareness Council 23 Weston Street Brunswick, VIC 3056 Australia +61/3/9387-8317 +61/3/9388-1445 fax
About:	The Victorian Mental Illness Awareness Council, based in Melbourne, Australia, is a consumer/survivor-run advocacy organisation for people with mental health problems. Its membership includes both consumer/survivor groups and individuals who have experienced difficulties with their mental and/or emotional health.

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Victorian Transcultural Psychiatry Unit [VTPU] (You can click above for its home page)
Contact:	Victorian Transcultural Psychiatry Unit Level 2, Bolte Wing St Vincent's Hospital Nicholson Street Fitzroy 3065 Vic Australia +61/3/9417-4300 +61/3/9416-0265 fax
About:	The Victorian Transcultural Psychiatry Unit has been established by the Victorian Health Department with the broad aim of contributing to the improvement of psychiatric services available to people of non-English speaking background. The VTPU is recognised within Australia as one of the leading research units investigating immigration, ethnicity and mental illness. Much of its work involves primary data gathering through surveys and interviews, although it also undertakes secondary analysis of national and state data sets. Extensively published in peer-reviewed academic journals and extensively cited, the unit also publishes its own books. The unit also serves in an advisory capacity for those undertaking research in the field of transcultural mental health. VTPU staff currently lecture to nurses, medical students and psychiatric trainees. In addition, the VTPU runs a post-graduate diploma in Transcultural Mental Health through the University of Melbourne. The VTPU contributes to the in-service education of state psychiatric inpatient units, community mental health centres, non-Government organisations and ethno-specific community groups and agencies.

Victorian Transcultural Psychiatry Unit [VTPU]

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Contact:

Victorian Transcultural Psychiatry Unit
Level 2, Bolte Wing
St Vincent's Hospital
Nicholson Street
Fitzroy 3065 Vic
Australia

+61/3/9417-4300
+61/3/9416-0265 fax

About:

The Victorian Transcultural Psychiatry Unit has been established by the Victorian Health Department with the broad aim of contributing to the improvement of psychiatric services available to people of non-English speaking background.

The VTPU is recognised within Australia as one of the leading research units investigating immigration, ethnicity and mental illness. Much of its work involves primary data gathering through surveys and interviews, although it also undertakes secondary analysis of national and state data sets. Extensively published in peer-reviewed academic journals and extensively cited, the unit also publishes its own books. The unit also serves in an advisory capacity for those undertaking research in the field of transcultural mental health.

VTPU staff currently lecture to nurses, medical students and psychiatric trainees. In addition, the VTPU runs a post-graduate diploma in Transcultural Mental Health through the University of Melbourne. The VTPU contributes to the in-service education of state psychiatric inpatient units, community mental health centres, non-Government organisations and ethno-specific community groups and agencies.

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Vietnam Psychopedagogical Association
Contact:	Vietnam Psychopedagogical Association 101 Tran Hung Dao Street Hanoi Vietnam

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Villanova University College of Nursing (If you wish to, click on the above for the sponsor's home page)
Contact:	(You might click on the link below for e-mail) Villanova University College of Nursing 800 Lancaster Avenue Villanova, PA 19085-1690 610/519-4900 Kathryn.Webster@villanova.edu
About:	The College of Nursing is a tangible expression of Villanova University's mission, tradition, and commitment to human service. As a major school of nursing under Catholic auspices, it carries responsibility for the education of nurses within the framework of Christian beliefs and values and the heritage of the Order of St. Augustine.

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Vilnius University Psychology Students' Association [VUPSA]
Contact:	(You might use the colored link below for e-mail) Vilnius University Psychology Students' Association Department of Psychology Vilnius University Didlaukio 47 2057 Vilnius Lithuania VUPSA@fsf.vu.lt

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Viltis Lithuanian Welfare Society for Persons with Mental Disability
Contact:	(The link below is available for e-mail) Viltis A/D 2690 LT-2009 Vilnius Litauen 370/2/615223 370/2/610820 fax viltis@geocities.com
About:	The "Viltis" society unites over 3200 families in 41 regional branches. Formed in 1989, its aims have been: To defend human rights of persons with mental disability To unite Lithuanian families of people with mental disability, their carers and supporters, helping them to get integrated into the society To promote and support social, medical and environmental prevention and early detection of mental disability and to ensure proper treatment, education, social rehabilitation and integration for the mentally disabled people To lobby governmental structures and institutions and seek participation in the decision making on all levels of power, to ensure proper opportunities for personal development, education, employment, care, living and recreation for the mentally disabled To enable and encourage people with mental disability to participate in decisions affecting any area of their lives To raise public awareness about people with mental disability To educate member families about different aspects of disability To seek and maintain co-operation with disability-related organisations and institutions both in Lithuania and abroad. To co-operate with educational institutions training specialists for work with mentally disabled people

Viltis
Lithuanian Welfare Society for Persons with Mental Disability

Contact:

(The link below is available for e-mail)
Viltis
A/D 2690
LT-2009 Vilnius
Litauen

370/2/615223
370/2/610820 fax

viltis@geocities.com

About:

The "Viltis" society unites over 3200 families in 41 regional branches.

Formed in 1989, its aims have been:

To defend human rights of persons with mental disability
To unite Lithuanian families of people with mental disability, their carers and supporters, helping them to get integrated into the society
To promote and support social, medical and environmental prevention and early detection of mental disability and to ensure proper treatment, education, social rehabilitation and integration for the mentally disabled people
To lobby governmental structures and institutions and seek participation in the decision making on all levels of power, to ensure proper opportunities for personal development, education, employment, care, living and recreation for the mentally disabled
To enable and encourage people with mental disability to participate in decisions affecting any area of their lives
To raise public awareness about people with mental disability
To educate member families about different aspects of disability
To seek and maintain co-operation with disability-related organisations and institutions both in Lithuania and abroad.
To co-operate with educational institutions training specialists for work with mentally disabled people

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Violence in the Family (You can click above for its home page)

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Violence Institute of New Jersey (You can click above for its home page)
Contact:	(The link is available for more information) The Violence Institute of New Jersey at UMDNJ 30 Bergen Street Room 208 Newark, NJ 07107-3000 973/972-1700 973/972-1128 fax sinkowks@umdnj.edu
About:	The Violence Institute of New Jersey was established in April 1997 to serve as a multi-pronged organizational resource to assist New Jersey in addressing the unacceptably high rates of violence statewide. The Institute helps to coordinate over 45 violence-related initiatives at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey [UMDNJ], including clinical, service, and basic and applied research projects. In addition the Institute pursues its own research, service, educational, and advocacy projects.

Violence Institute of New Jersey

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Contact:

(The link is available for more information)
The Violence Institute of New Jersey at UMDNJ
30 Bergen Street
Room 208
Newark, NJ 07107-3000

973/972-1700
973/972-1128 fax

sinkowks@umdnj.edu

About:

The Violence Institute of New Jersey was established in April 1997 to serve as a multi-pronged organizational resource to assist New Jersey in addressing the unacceptably high rates of violence statewide. The Institute helps to coordinate over 45 violence-related initiatives at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey [UMDNJ], including clinical, service, and basic and applied research projects. In addition the Institute pursues its own research, service, educational, and advocacy projects.

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Virgin Islands Department of Health (You can click on the above for its home page)

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Virginia Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI] (Please click on the above for the sponsor's home page)
Contact:	(The link is available for getting more detail) Virginia AMI PO Box 1903 Richmond, VA 23215-1903 800/484-7753 804/225-8264 804/643-3632 fax VaVAMI@aol.com
About:	The Virginia Alliance for the Mentally Ill [VAMI] is a statewide self-help, support and advocacy organization for the families and friends of individuals with serious mental illnesses. VAMI is dedicated to improving the quality of life for people touched by serious and persistent mental illnesses. VAMI is the state office for the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) , which is a nationwide family-based movement that is responsible for facilitating major changes in the mental health system over the past decade. VAMI has 26 affiliates across the state consisting of volunteer families, consumers and friends providing support, education and advocacy at local levels. The Alliance is known for advocating on behalf of the most severely disabled among the mentally ill.

Virginia Alliance for the Mentally Ill [AMI]

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Contact:

(The link is available for getting more detail)
Virginia AMI
PO Box 1903
Richmond, VA 23215-1903

800/484-7753
804/225-8264
804/643-3632 fax

VaVAMI@aol.com

About:

The Virginia Alliance for the Mentally Ill [VAMI] is a statewide self-help, support and advocacy organization for the families and friends of individuals with serious mental illnesses. VAMI is dedicated to improving the quality of life for people touched by serious and persistent mental illnesses. VAMI is the state office for the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) , which is a nationwide family-based movement that is responsible for facilitating major changes in the mental health system over the past decade. VAMI has 26 affiliates across the state consisting of volunteer families, consumers and friends providing support, education and advocacy at local levels. The Alliance is known for advocating on behalf of the most severely disabled among the mentally ill.

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Virginia Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors [VAADAC] (You can click on the above for its home page)
About:	The Virginia Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors [VAADAC], an affiliate of the National Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors, works for the promotion and advancement of the profession of Alcoholism and Drug Counseling through a Professional Code of Ethics, and the adoption of standards of competence which will insure the highest quality of counseling treatment to help persons who have problems related to the use of substances

Virginia Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors [VAADAC]

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About:

The Virginia Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors [VAADAC], an affiliate of the National Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors, works for the promotion and advancement of the profession of Alcoholism and Drug Counseling through a Professional Code of Ethics, and the adoption of standards of competence which will insure the highest quality of counseling treatment to help persons who have problems related to the use of substances

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Virginia Association for Marriage and Family Therapy [VAMFT] (If you please, click on the above for the organization's home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for e-mail) Virginia Association for Marriage and Family Therapy c/o DBA 1001 East Broad Street Suite 225 Richmond, VA 23219 804/643-5554 804/643-5927 fax vamft@bev.org
About:	The Virginia Association for Marriage and Family Therapy [VAMFT] is the state division of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.

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Virginia Association for Play Therapy [VAPT] (Please click on the above for the sponsor home page)
Contact:	(The link is available for e-mail) Virginia Association for Play Therapy c/o Anne Stewart, PhD 540/568-6601 540/568-3322 fax stewaral@jmu.edu

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Virginia Commonwealth University Commonwealth Institute for Child and Family Studies
Contact:	Commonwealth Institute for Child and Family Studies Medical College of Virginia Hospitals Department of Psychiatry PO Box 980710 Richmond, VA 23286-0440 804/828-9157
About:	The Commonwealth Institute for Child and Family Studies is funded by the State of Virginia. It Provides training and mentoring opporutniies for prychiatry residents and fellows Conducts state-of-the-art research on children with disabilities and their families Publishes research findings through international journals and books Sponsors the annual international Virginia Beach Conference on Children and Adolescents with Emotional, Behavioral, and Developmental Disorders Sponsors a professional continuing education series including workshops and forums Provides training and technical assistance to agencies and communities across the state to develop innovative, individualized programs through consultation and group training Conducts program evaluations of public and private agencies assists investigators from various agencies in planning and conducting original research Conducts the latest drug therapy research in the Pediatric Psychopharmacology Unit

Virginia Commonwealth University
Commonwealth Institute for Child and Family Studies

Contact:

Commonwealth Institute for Child and Family Studies
Medical College of Virginia Hospitals
Department of Psychiatry
PO Box 980710
Richmond, VA 23286-0440

804/828-9157

About:

The Commonwealth Institute for Child and Family Studies is funded by the State of Virginia. It

Provides training and mentoring opporutniies for prychiatry residents and fellows
Conducts state-of-the-art research on children with disabilities and their families
Publishes research findings through international journals and books
Sponsors the annual international Virginia Beach Conference on Children and Adolescents with Emotional, Behavioral, and Developmental Disorders
Sponsors a professional continuing education series including workshops and forums
Provides training and technical assistance to agencies and communities across the state to develop innovative, individualized programs through consultation and group training
Conducts program evaluations of public and private agencies assists investigators from various agencies in planning and conducting original research
Conducts the latest drug therapy research in the Pediatric Psychopharmacology Unit

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Virginia Commonwealth University Department of Psychiatry (You can click above for its home page)
Contact:	Medical College of Virginia Hospitals Department of Psychiatry PO Box 980710 Richmond, VA 23286-0440 804/828-9157

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Virginia Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services [DMHMRSAS] (You can click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	DMHMRSAS 1220 Bank Street PO Box 1797 Richmond, VA 23218 800/451-5544 804/786-3921 804/371-8977 TDD 804/371-6638 fax
About:	Virginia𠏋 public mental health, mental retardation and substance abuse services system is comprised of 40 community services boards and 16 state facilities.

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Virginia Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services (If you wish to, click above for its home page)

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Virginia Ericksonian Institute
Contact:	Virginia Ericksonian Institute 4807 Radford Avenue Suite 103 Richmond, VA 23230 804/741-8116

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Virginia Hospital Research & Education Foundation
Contact:	Virginia Hospital Research & Education Foundation PO Box 31394 Richmond, VA 23294 804/965-1280 804/965-1353 fax

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Virginia Psychological Association [VPA] (You can click above for its home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for e-mail) Virginia Psychological Association 118 North Eighth Street Richmond, VA 23219 804/643-7300 804/643-5615 fax vpaoffice@aol.com
About:	Established in 1956, the Virginia Psychological Association [VPA] is an individual professional membership organization dedicated to the advancement of psychology as a science and profession and as a means of promoting human welfare. It is an affiliate of the American Psychological Association [APA].

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Virginia Psychiatry Group
Contact:	Virginia Psychiatry Group PO Box 13154 Richmond, VA 23225 804/744-4437 804/744-7441 fax

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Virginia Tech Northern Virginia Center MFT Program (You can click above for the sponsor's home page)
Contact:	(You might click on the link for e-mail) MFT Program Virginia Tech Northern Virginia Center 7054 Haycock Road Falls Church, VA 22043-2311 703/538-8460 703/538-8465 fax nvgcmft@vt.edu
About:	Virginia Tech's Department of Human Development at the Northern Virginia Center has provided training in Marriage and Family Therapy since 1982.

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Virginia Tech Psychology Department (If you wish to, click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	Virginia Tech Psychology Department 5088 Derring Hall Blacksburg, VA 24061-0436 540/231-6581 540/231-3652 fax

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Virtual Reality in Medicine and Developer's Expo
Contact:	Virtual Reality Solutions, Inc. PO Box 20636 New York, NY 10021-0072 212/517-3995 212/772-2643 fax 212/861-0588 fax 212/861-0589 fax

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Vista Hill Foundation
Contact:	Vista Hill Foundation 2355 Northside Drive Third Floor San Diego CA 92108 619/563-1770
About:	A multi-facility, not-for-profit corporation specializing in mental health care.

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Visiting Nurses Associations of America [VNAA] (You can click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	Visiting Nurses Associations of America 11 Beacon Street Suite 910 Boston, MA 02108 617/523-4042 617/227-4843 fax 800/426-2547 referral hotline
About:	The Visiting Nurses Associations of America [VNAA] was established in 1983 as the official, national association of freestanding, not-for-profit, community based visiting nurse agencies. There are 200 member Visiting Nurse Agencies [VNAs] at 513 locations in 50 states.

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Vlaamse Vereniging voor Gedragstherapie [VVGT] (Flemish Association of Behaviour Therapy) (You can click above for its home page)
Contact:	(You can click on the link below for e-mail) Vlaamse Vereniging voor Gedragstherapie Tiensevest 40 3000 Leuven Belgium 016- 204266 vvgt@skynet.be
About:	The Vlaamse Vereniging voor Gedragstherapie [VVGT] is a member of the European Association of Behaviour and Cognitive Therapy [EABCT] and is affiliated with the American Association for Advancement of Behavior Therapy [AABT].

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Vlaamse Vereniging van Klinisch Psychologen [VVKP] (Flemish Society for Clinical Psychologists) (You can click on the above for the sponsor's home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for e-mail) Vlaamse Vereniging van Klinisch Psychologen Tiensestraat 102 3000 Leuven Belgium +32/16/32.60.01 +32/16/32.59.24 fax vvkp@skynet.be
About:	The Vlaamse Vereniging van Klinisch Psychologen [VVKP] is a component of the Belgian Psychology Federation.

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Vlaamse Wetenschappelijke Hypnose vereniging [VHYP] (You can click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	(You can click on the link for e-mail) Vlaamse Wetenschappelijke Hypnose vereniging Dennenlaan 9 2222 Heist-op-den-Berg Belgium vhyp@village.uunet.be

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VOICES In Action
Contact:	VOICES In Action, Inc R Schuring, Office Coordinator PO Box 148309 Chicago, IL 60614 312/327-1500

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VOTA Conference

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Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Free University Brussels) Faculteit voor Psychologie en Opvoedkunde (Department of Psychology and Edicational Sciences) (You can click above for its home page)
Contact:	(You might click on the link below for more detail) Vrije Universiteit Brussel Faculteit voor Psychologie en Opvoedkunde +32/2/629 25 36 +32/2/629 25 37 +32/2/629 24 89 fax avdghins@vub.ac.be

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