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A clinical training program focused on Short-Term/Solution-Focused Pastoral Care & Counseling is announced. 12/10/99
Wal Mart CPE, Foy Richey "Some... said it couldn't be done. Others simply averred that if it was done it must be called "Wal Mart CPE." Thus commented so many naysayers about the (again) successful efforts of many CPE'ers to develop the latest community-based/Satellite CPE program in Springdale/Bentonville, Arkansas." 12/7/99
Kay Myers, a CPSP Diplomate in both Supervision and Psychotherapy, recently accepted the position as Director of the Department of Pastoral Care for the Peninsula Regional Medical Center in Salisbury, Maryland. She will assume her duties in February, 2000. If possible she hopes to launch a training unit this spring. Kay will continue her membership in the Ohio Valley CPSP Chapter. 12/7/99
Raymond Lawrence, CPSP General Secretary, sends congratulations to ACPE's new Executive Director. 12/6/99
Plans for the CPSP Plenary 2000 are well underway for the meeting in Virginia Beach for March 16-18. See details. 12/6/99
The next National Supervisory/ Psychotherapy Training Seminar is scheduled for February 3-4 in Newton, New Jersey, near New York City. The deadline for submission of registration is January 14, 2000. 12/6/99
Myron Madden has recently had his book, The Power to Bless, revised and reprinted. It sells for $15 plus $1.65 for postage and is available at Insight Press, Inc. See details. 12/6/99
Broken Spirit Up Against Broken Spirit, Phil Hardy, a clinical training resident, shares a very human and touching clinical viginette from an on call emergency experience. 12/6/99
Foy Richey announces an inovative semester of training focusing on Pastoral Care Management in Postmodern Corporate Sturctures. See details. 12/6/99
Posted by Perry Miller, Editor at December 6, 1999 12:10 PM
