Come Attend Dr. Breggin's New Annual Conference!
Learn to love, enjoy, and to do your best when working with children, adults, and families. And learn to do your work without the dehumanizing diagnoses and the drugs of biological psychiatry. Our conference is a continuation and expansion of Dr. Breggin’s life work with the emphasis on enhancing your experience and empowering you in your work as a counselor, psychologist, social worker, mental health practitioner, teacher, pediatrician, physician or psychiatrist. Our conference will also include presentations by individuals and families who have been injured by biopsychiatric treatments and promises to be informative and helpful and enjoyable for laypersons, families and individuals who's lives have been touched by biopsychiatry.
The Empathic Therapy Conference in Syracuse, New York on April 8-10, 2011 is open to the public as well as professionals and CEUs will be available. The conference will take place during springtime in the lovely vacationland of the Finger Lakes Region of New York State. Join Dr. Breggin and his wife Ginger, and meet them personally. Listen to and interact with Dr. Breggin and other top-notch professionals. Experience informative and inspiring presentations that will reinvigorate your professional life and connect you to a network of like-minded new friends and colleagues. The conference details, including the conference meeting site in Syracuse will be announced in the next month or so.
Reserve the dates April 8-10, 2011. Please put the conference date in your calendar and join us! Email us at empathictherapy@hotmail.com to let us know in advance that you are interested in attending. We will get back to you with an early bird bonus rate for signing up early for the conference.
Sign up to receive Dr. Breggin’s free newsletter and keep up with his newly developing organization on Dr. Breggin’s website, www.breggin.com. While there you can watch a video of his recent testimony before the United States Congress on why our active duty soldiers shouldn’t be given antidepressant drugs.
Conference presentations will include:
“How to bring out your best when working with children, adults, and families.”
“How to love your work as a therapist, counselor and teacher.”
"Core principles of counseling, therapy and teaching."
"Empathic strategies in classroom management."
“How to successfully conduct your own drug-free patient-oriented private practice: It’s
easier than you think and you can do it part-time at low cost.”
“How to help yourself and others to raise happier and more effective children.”
“How to reach and to teach difficult children.”
“Understanding and communicating the dangers of psychiatric diagnoses and drugs, and
how to practice and to teach without them.”
“How to safely stop taking psychiatric medications.”
“How the principles of therapy and the principles of a good life are one and the same.”
Dr. Breggin is a psychiatrist in private practice in Ithaca, New York, where he sees adults and children with their families, and offers consultations on how to withdraw from psychiatric medications.
Reach Dr. Breggin or his staff through his professional website at www.breggin.com, by emailing empathictherapy@hotmail.com or by phoning Dr. Breggin's office at 607 272 5328. Many consider Dr. Breggin's professional site to be one of the most informative in the field of psychology, psychiatry, mental health and psychopharmacology and we hope you will visit. You will find dozens of peer reviewed scientific articles free for downloading as PDFs, as well as a wealth of commentary, videos, archived radio and TV appearances, and access to his many books.
Dr. Breggin is no longer affiliated with the Center for the Study of Psychiatry, informally known as the International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology, which he founded and led from 1972-2002, and Dr. Breggin is no longer involved in its conferences. Dr. Breggin’s new conferences will be fun, inspiring, and devoted to addressing your personal needs and goals as a therapist, counselor, or teacher. See you there!
Psychiatrist Peter R. Breggin, MD and his wife Ginger Breggin along with some of their closest colleagues have launched a new psychiatric reform organization with an outstanding Advisory Council and a new annual conference April 8-10, 2011. Dr. Breggin and his wife Ginger are no longer affiliated with the Center for the Study of Psychiatry, informally known as International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology, which he founded and led from 1972-2002, and Dr. Breggin is no longer involved in its October conference.
The Empathic Therapy Center will be sponsoring an exciting, informative and stimulating conference April 8-10, 2011 in Syracuse, NY and will feature presentations by Dr. Breggin and some of his most inspiring colleagues. See our growing lineup of outstanding speakers. The conference will serve the needs of professionals, interested laypersons, and individuals and families who have encountered biopsychiatry and are seeking better ways of improving and enhancing their lives. The theme of Bring Out the Best In Yourself! relates both to individual growth and life improvement as well as specifically addressing ways that counselors, social workers, psychotherapists, teachers, psychiatrists and others can be their very best professionally with their clients, patients and students.
You’ve read or heard about Dr. Breggin’s many books like Toxic Psychiatry, Talking Back to Prozac and Medication Madness. You may have seen his recent Congressional testimony, read his blogs, seen him on TV, heard his radio show interviews or seen him on Youtube. Our upcoming conference is the best opportunity ever to make a direct and personal connection with Dr. Breggin and some of his closest colleagues.
Peter R. Breggin, MD is no longer affiliated with the Center for the Study of Psychiatry, informally known as International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology, which he founded and led from 1972-2002,
and Dr. Breggin is no longer involved in its conferences.
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