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"Psychic Wounds and the Cycle of

Posted By: Arthur L. Rosenbaum, M.D.
Date: Tuesday, 24 September 2002, at 4:21 a.m.

THE KATAN TREATMENT CENTER OF THE CLEVELAND PSYCHOANALYTIC CENTER
is pleased to announce the 6th in the "Psychic Wounds and the Cycle of
Life" Symposium series, "Working Toward Peaceful Schools and
Communities" to take place on Saturday, October 12, 2002
at Eastern Campus, Cuyahoga Community College.

The event is co-sponsored by the Katan Treatment Center, The Cleveland
Psychoanalytic Foundation, The Global Issues Resource Center at Cuyahoga
Community College and the Adolescent Consortium of Northeast Ohio of The
Center for Adolescent Health at Case Western Reserve University School
of Medicine.

Stuart W. Twemlow, M.D. is keynote speaker: Modifying Violent
Communities by Enhancing Altruism: A Vision of Possibilities"

A Panel of community leaders will respond to Dr. Twemlow and engage with
him and the audience in discussion. The Honorable Jane Campbell, Mayor
of Cleveland, will welcome the symposium.

Following lunch, there will be 12 breakout session. These will be
interactive discussions and some will include students who are
participants in the featured programs. A list of panelists and breakout
session leaders follows.

Breakout Sessions:
1. Becoming a Community Psychoanalyst- Stuart W. Twemlow, M.D.,
2. Conflict Resolution and Peer Mediation in Schools-Carole Close, M.Ed.
3. Cultivating Resiliency In Youth- Elise Ellick, M.T., Director,
Adolescent Consortium of Northeast Ohio of the Center for Adolescent
Health at the School of Medicine at Case Western Reserve University
4. Empathy and Mediation in Collegiate Life-Jes Sellers, Ph.D. Director
of Case Western Reserve University Counseling Services.
5. Intergenerational "Static": Separate Worlds or Different
Views?-Joanne M. Lewis, Director and Cathy Culp, Education Director,
Global Issues Resource Center
6. Mental Health Services in School-Based Settings: A Policy
Analysis-Kimberly Adams Tufts, N.D., W.H.N.P., F.A.A.N.
7. Using School Conflict Management to Assist in Improving Academic
Achievement and Creating Safer Schools-Jennifer Batton, Director of
Education Programs, The Ohio Commission on Dispute Resolution and
Conflict Management
8. Street Law- Timothy W. Roberts, Sr., Founder and Executive Director
of B.R.I.C.K.
9. That's So Gay: Creating a Safe Environment for Sexual Minority
Youth-Judy Maruszan MS, Director of Youth Services and Community
education for the Lesbian/Gay Community Service center of Greater
Cleveland.
10. Two Different Worlds - bringing emotional health services into a
public school setting.- Judy Stenta, MSW, ACSW, LSW, Director, Social
Advocates for Youth.
11. Helping Young Children When Bad Things Happen- Deborah Paris, LISW,
Child/Adolescent Analyst, Hanna Perkins Center and Thomas F. Barrett,
PhD, Director, Hanna Perkins Center and Professor/ Director Center for
Psychoanalytic Child Development, CWRU School of Medicine.
12. Don't Believe the Hype: Media Images and Gender Violence- Carmen
Lane, Community Education Coordinator, Cleveland Rape Crisis Center

PANELISTS:
Moderator: Lee Fisher, President and CEO, Center for Families and
Children.

Janes R Joyner, CCDC III-E, Manager of Public Information and
Training for the Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services Board of Cuyahoga
County.

Elise Ellick, MT, Director, Adolescent consortium of Northeast
Ohio of the center for Adolescent Health at the School of Medicine Case
Western Reserve University.

Rosemary Moore, Ph.D. , Psychologist, Cleveland Municipal
School District.

Gregory L. Brown, Senior Fellow and Director of Policy, Planning
and Programs for the Federation for Community Planning .

Audience will be educators, School administrators, mental health and
health professionals and trainees, students and interested public.

For more information and a brochure, call (216)229-5959 or go to
www.psychoanalysiscleveland.org or contact me at (216) 321-2376 or by
e-mail. Registration is $90 ($75 before 10/1). Breakfast, Lunch and
Continuing education Credits included.

Arthur L. Rosenbaum, M.D.
Director, Katan Treatment Center
Chair, Symposium Planning committee