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The American
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for Marriage and Family Therapy
January/February 2009
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Calendar of Events
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2009 Family Therapy Magazine Themes
March/April Returning
Veterans
May/June
Therapy 2.0 (Online Therapy)
July/August
Custody Issues
September/October
MFT 2.0
November/December
The Entrepreneurial Therapist
2010 Family Therapy Magazine Themes
January/February
Sexual Compulsivity
March/April
Alternative Therapies
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January/February 2009
Volume 8, Number 1
Fear
Executive
Director’s Message
Advocacy Update
Clinical
Update: Cancer
Classifieds
Calendar
Spotlight on Benefits
FEATURES:
Spinning
Fear
Every generation has its own story of how
fear has resulted in actions under the guise of “protection”
that have been dangerous, or pointless, or served to distract
us from the true nature of our problems. A handful of words,
stated with conviction, delivered with authority, and repeated
in the echo chamber of the media, will provoke fear in
society.
Sarri Gilman, MA
Fear and the Family
Families are faced with a number of
stifling challenges today. While the economy, job loss, and
the housing market crisis may allude to the increasing numbers
of disorders in America, child and family experts have a
different cause for concern. Fear is creating an epidemic in
American families today.
Lisa Pisha, MS
The Neuroscience of Fear
Have you ever
thought about what it would be like to experience a
frightening situation, such as a robbery or car accident?
Learn how the mind and body respond and function during such
intense situations.
MaryAnne Banich Massey, EdS
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Finding Family
Therapy Magazine Articles Online
For your convenience, the AAMFT places all
Family Therapy Magazine feature articles online at
www.FamilyTherapyResources.net,
AAMFT's online resource for information on a wide range of
marriage and family therapy topics. AAMFT members can view and
print these articles for free and non-members can purchase
individual articles for only $5 per copy. Here is how to view
articles online:
AAMFT
Members
1. Visit
www.FamilyTherapyResources.net
2. Click on the link on the left-hand side of the page
to log in using your AAMFT Member ID number and Password.
(Forget your password?
Click here.)
3. Click on Search This Web site.
4. Enter the name of the article you wish to view.
5. Click on View Full Details
7. Click on View Full Text
AAMFT
Non-Members
1. Visit
www.aamft.org/store
2.
Click on
Articles Published in FTM, which can be found on the
right-hand side of the page.
3. Choose the issue in which the article you need
was published.
4. Choose the article you want.
5. Select Buy Now
6. You will be asked if you are an AAMFT member, select
No.
7. After you have selected all the articles you want,
select Check Out.
8. Follow prompts to create a log in.
9. A link to your article will be e-mailed to you.
Please note you can only open the e-mail using the computer
you used to purchase the article.
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Calendar of Events
From Current Publication
2009
February
19, 20 The Mississippi
Division of the AAMFT will hold its annual conference at the
Vicksburg Convention Center in Vicksburg, Mississippi. For
more information, contact Denease Bishop at (601) 278-6700 or
visit
www.mamft.com.
19-21 The Alabama Division of the AAMFT will hold its
annual conference at the Embassy Suites Downtown Montgomery,
in Montgomery, AL. For more information, contact ALAMFT by
telephone at 334-844-4478, by email at zaremla@auburn.edu, or
www.alamft.org
21 The Georgia Division of the AAMFT will hold its annual
conference at the Mercer University School of Medicine in
Macon, Georgia. For more information, contact GAMFT by phone
at 404-261-1185, by email at gamft@bellsouth.net, or visit
www.gamft.org.
26, 27
The Kentucky Division of the AAMFT will hold its annual
conference at the St. Matthews Baptist Church in Louisville,
Kentucky. For more information, contact Mike Rankin by phone
at 502-494-2929, by email at mdrankin@insightbb.com, or visit
www.kamft.org.
26-28 The Louisiana Division of the AAMFT will hold its
annual conference at the Hilton Baton Rouge Capitol Center in
Baton Rouge, Louisiana. For more information, visit
www.lamft.org.
The North Carolina Division of the AAMFT will hold its
annual conference at the Winston-Salem Marriott in
Winston-Salem, North Carolina. For more information, visit
www.ncamft.org.
27, 28 The Tennessee Division of the AAMFT will hold its
annual conference at the Scarritt-Bennett Center in Nashville,
Tennessee. For more information, contact Sally Childress at
865-705-3790 or visit
www.tnamft.org.
March
4-8 The AAMFT will be holding its Winter Institutes for
Advanced Clinical Training at the Renaissance Asheville in
Asheville, North Carolina. To register or find more
information, call 703-838-9808, email central@aamft.org, or
visit
www.aamft.org/Asheville.asp.
6, 7 The Arizona Division of the AAMFT will hold its
annual conference at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Phoenix,
Arizona. For more information, contact Frances Bernfeld by
phone at 520-299-9666, by email at frances@theriver.com, or
visit
www.azamft.org
The Kansas Division of the AAMFT will hold its annual
conference at the Marriott Hotel in Overland Park, Kansas. For
more information, contact Christopher Habben at 913-233-8706,
email chabben@friends.edu or website
www.kansasfamilies.org
12-14 The
Illinois Division of the AAMFT will hold its annual
conference. For more information contact the ILMFT by email at
iamft@aol.com or visit
www.iamft.org.
13,14
The Iowa Division of the AAMFT will hold its annual
conference at the DMACC Conference Center in Newton, IA. For
more information, contact the Iowa Division website http://www.iamft.com/
or ambersampson@miftc.com or
marysuegreen@miftc.com
28 The Michigan Division of the AAMFT will hold its annual
conference at the Eagle Eye Country Club in Lansing, MI. For
more information, contact Carolyn Dykstra at 616-366-6983,
email mamftmi@yahoo.com or website
http://www.michiganfamilytherapy.org/
April
3 The
Oklahoma Division of the AAMFT will hold its annual conference
in Tulsa, Oklahoma. For more information, contact OKAMFT at
http://www.oakamft.org or email Paul Emrich at
paulemrich@yahoo.com
The Washington Division of the AAMFT will hold its annual
conference in Seattle, Washington. For more information,
contact Kirk Roberts at 888-553-1228, email wamft@wamft.org,
or visit
http://www.wamft.org/
5-6
The Wisconsin Division
of the AAMFT will hold its annual conference. For more
information, contact WAMFT at 608-848-1994, email wamft@mailbag.com,
or visit
www.relationshiphelp.org.
17 The Minnesota Division
of the AAMFT will hold its annual conference at the Embassy
Suites in Bloomington, Minnesota. For more information,
contact MNAMFT at 651-278-8463 or visit
www.minnesotafamilies.org.
17-18
The Pennsylvania
Division of the AAMFT will hold its annual conference at the
Sheraton - Great Valley in Frazier, Pennsylvania. For more
information, contact PAMFT by telephone at 215-274-1340, by
email at pamftpacp@aol.com, or visit
www.pamft.com.
24
The Indiana Division of the AAMFT will hold its annual
conference at the Christian Theological Seminary in
Indianapolis, Indiana. For more information, contact IAMFT by
telephone at 317-484-2630, email Ann@centraloffice1.com, or
visit www.inamft.org.
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AAMFT
Attn: Editor, Family Therapy Magazine
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Alexandria, VA 22314
Concise articles
(2,000 words or less) are preferred. Authors should allow at
least two months for a decision. We strongly recommend
speaking with the editor before writing so that we can provide
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Themes for Upcoming Issues
of Family Therapy Magazine
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March/April
2009 |
Returning
Veterans |
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May/June
2009 |
Therapy
2.0 (Online
Therapy) |
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July/August
2009 |
Custody
Issues |
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September/October 2009 |
MFT 2.0 |
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November/December
2009 |
The Entrepreneurial Therapist |
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January/February 2010 |
Sexual
Compulsivity |
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