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This column shares news about members’ professional accomplishments - publications, speaking engagements, seminars, workshops, graduations – as well as volunteer projects and special interests or hobbies. Here is what some of our members have been up to….
September 2007
Naomi Greenwood was a guest lecturer on 6/28 at the University of Maryland undergraduate class on Human Sexuality. Her topic was “All You Wanted to Know About Sex Therapy”. Naomi has a private practice in Bethesda, Md with a major emphasis on sex therapy.
Inspired by the article he wrote which highlighted the lack of opportunities for experiential family therapy training in the Greater Washington area, Jonah Green spent a week in New York City at the Minuchin Center, where he received supervision from experienced family therapists such as Ema Genijovich, Wai-Yung Lee, and George Simon, among others. The supervision included role-plays as well as one way mirror training. The students he studied with included psychologists, social workers, nurses, and marriage and family therapists from all over the World, including several from the Far East. Joined in the city by his wife and children in the city towards the end of the week, Jonah was also able to turn the experience into an enjoyable family vacation.
Margot Aronson has been appointed Government Relations Representative for the Clinical Social Work Association; she will be participating in meetings of the Mental Health Liaison Group, an ad hoc coalition of more than 50 national organizations representing professionals, providers, advocates, and consumers. Margot is a GWSCSW past president and is currently vice president for legislation and advocacy.
Bill Amt recently obtained his MSW from Catholic University. The day after graduating, he traveled to Philadelphia to attend the 5-Day Cognitive Therapy Workshop at the Beck Institute for Cognitive Therapy and Research. Judith Beck was one of the trainers, and workshop participants were able to watch Aaron Beck conduct a live consult and discuss it with him.
Ruth Neubauer will be teaching this fall at American University’s Osher Institute for Learning in Retirement. The course title is: "Psychoanalytic Ideas for Everyday Living". This will be her third class at the Institute. Ruth and Karen Van Allen are also planning several weekend workshops this Fall, 2007, for Women Over 50. See http://www.retirementorwhatnext.com for schedule in Washington, DC and Denver, Colorado.
Hani Miletski has a new book: Mother-Son Incest; The Unthinkable Broken Taboo Persists, which is an updated and revised edition of an earlier book, published by the Safer Society Press in 1995. The book is available on Amazon.com and on her web site (http://www.DrMiletski.com).
Tybe Diamond, member of the Couples Faculty for ICP&P, was interviewed by Dr. Pamela Brewer for her 60 min show, MyNDTALK about couples issues and couples therapy for the Pacifica Radio Network , WPFM -89.3 . The show was aired for the first time on August 3rd; it is available online, and will be aired again this month..Please send information about your accomplishments to Out & About editor Pat Driscoll, at GWSCSW@gmail.com.
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