As care in our community continues to be of utmost importance, particularly during this especially disrupted and unsettled surround and environment, NCSPP would like to offer resources that we believe are relevant to the clinical practitioners of our membership, and their patients. Please follow this link for further information with the understanding that information and guidelines will continue to develop and evolve. We will do our best to reflect the most current information available.
Due to concerns and uncertainty about the Coronavirus and out of an abundance of caution, NCSPP has made the decision to temporarily discontinue all in-person gatherings for our courses, effective immediately. We will instead be exploring feasible digital means of continuing our current and scheduled programming where and when possible. Current participants and registrants for upcoming courses and events will be contacted by NCSPP with further information and options regarding their course or event of interest. We will reassess this decision and communicate our next steps on April 15th, 2020.
We will continue to make decisions about our programs at appropriate times and with the health and well-being of participants in our minds, as well as with the guidance and any restrictions potentially put in place by state and local health officials.
This introductory event to the year-long San Francisco and East Bay intensive study groups (ISG) will explore ways to work with patients on the development and absence of capacities for love and its loss. If you’re considering registering for the fall ISG, please join us in this preliminary informal, dynamic conversation with various 2020-21 ISG instructors. This will be an opportunity to bring your questions and comments into the conversation with the instructors.
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The NCSPP Board invites current and recently graduated students and early-career clinicians with up to two years licensure to submit original papers to be considered for the NCSPP Annual Writing Award. This award offers graduate students and new clinicians who have not published the opportunity to publish in the NCSPP journal, fort da, and present the winning paper at an NCSPP Scientific Meeting with invited discussants. Also, NCSPP will award the winning author $250.
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