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AMHF 2012: Building a More Compassionate Society

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FOR THE ANNUAL REPORT (NOVEMBER 2010 TO OCTOBER 2011) OF AMHF, CLICK HERE.

TWO LATE-SPRING 2011 EVENTS WERE HUGE SUCCESSES

• On May 7, the 2011 Stefan de Schill Award was granted to Suicide Prevention International "for Outstanding Research and Treatment Contributions to the Field of Mental Health." The well-attended ceremony took place at the SPI Walk For Life.
• April 29 to 30, 2011: AMHF sponsored a workshop entitled Small Family Business, Big Family Stress, in Poughkeepsie. 75 small-family business owners registered, and the workshop was well-attended. Please view our video here. Our sincerest thanks go to Marist College and to the Hudson Valley Family Business Institute, as well as to facilitators Dr. Pamela C. Alexander and Dr. James Campbell Quick, as well as to Dr. Joanne Gavin and Dr. David Gavin. Look for our 2012 publication Live Your Dream, Change the World.

FOUR NEW BOOKS BY ERICH FROMM

• The Pathology of Normalcy
• Beyond Freud
• The Heart of Man
• The Revolution of Hope

DR. RAYMOND B. FLANNERY JR., HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL, CONTRIBUTES HIS RESEARCH AND EXPERTISE IN PTSD AND RELATED AREAS TO THIS WEB SITE AS A SERIES OF BLOGS.

DR. HENRY KELLERMAN WILL PUBLISH HIS LATEST WORK, PERSONALITY: HOW IT FORMS, WITH AMHF BOOKS IN MAY 2012.

AMHF WELCOMES DR. MELISSA WANAMAKER. READ HER 7,500-WORD INTERVIEW WITH ALEXANDRA STYRON, ON DEPRESSION, HERE.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS. MARCH 31, 2012, AMHF WILL OFFER THE FREE ONE-DAY WORKSHOP "THE HEALTHY ORGANIZATION" IN THE AMHF-STEFAN DE SCHILL SEMINAR SERIES. CONTACT elomke [at] americanmentalhealthfoundation [dot] org FOR DETAILS.

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