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  • The Mourning Meeting Podcast, Season 2
    Tuesday, July 27 - Tuesday, December 28 @ 09:00 AM (Weekly)
    Inner Harbor

    The Mourning Meeting Podcast, Season 2

    The Mourning Meeting is a podcast dedicated to young adults. Interviews include information about grieving at college, pandemic grief, advanced directives for young adults, suicide loss, and much more.

  • Monmouth University Community Care Telehealth Clinic: FREE Support Group for Parents
    Tuesday, July 27 - Tuesday, January 25 @ 06:30 PM (Weekly)
    Monmouth University Community Care Telehealth Clinic

    Monmouth University Community Care Telehealth Clinic: FREE Support Group for Parents

    This free support group is for parents who are now on the clock 24/7 because of COVID-19! Conversations are led by you! MUCCTC is a free online counseling service staffed by supervised Monmouth University clinical social work graduate interns! 

  • Therapeutic Book Club Featuring
    Wednesday, July 28 - Wednesday, August 4 @ 10:00 AM (Weekly)
    Wholehearted Healing Collective

    Therapeutic Book Club Featuring "The Fu*k It Diet"

    Our society is obsessed with dieting. Period. If you feel like you are one of those people that are constantly on a diet or if you have struggled with poor body image, this group is for you. Together, we will read one of my favorite books, "The Fu*k It Diet" by Caroline Dooner. This book is witty, straight-forward, and honest. It has helped me and millions of other people to stop dieting and start living. As a group, we will read specific pages and then reconvene and discuss our feelings towards the content. Let's change the way we think about body image and start to believe that every body is beautiful!

  • Creative Healing Group
    Sunday, August 1 - Sunday, November 14 @ 10:30 AM (Weekly)
    Institute for Practical Life

    Creative Healing Group

    Creative Healing is a therapeutic modality that combines powerful counseling techniques along with art-making to help improve emotional, mental health, promoting self-regulation. This group is for adults 18 years old + meets Sundays from 10:30 am to 11:25 am.

  • 1st Annual NJ Youth Transition Conference
    Saturday, October 2 - Sunday, October 3
    Values Into Action (NJ)

    1st Annual NJ Youth Transition Conference

    This 2-day conference includes guest speakers and learn from the experts about services that support youth/caregivers and professionals in the transition process of entering the adult world of I/DD services and experts about services that support youth/caregivers in the transition process of entering the adult world of I/DD services.  More Info here!

  • In the Knot of Race, Class, and Gender: Towards An Intersectional Psychoanalysis
    Sunday, October 10 @ 09:00 AM
    NJI

    In the Knot of Race, Class, and Gender: Towards An Intersectional Psychoanalysis

    Working from basic Lacanian concepts, Dr. Gherovici moves into the direction of intersectionality which stresses the importance of multiple subjective constructions such as race, gender, class, and sexual identity that crisscross and overlap.

  • Perspectives on Feminism, Eating Disorders and Beyond
    Friday, November 12 - Friday, December 31
    The Renfrew Center Foundation

    Perspectives on Feminism, Eating Disorders and Beyond

    Beginning on Thursday, November 11, 2021, and available through Friday, December 31, 2021, Renfrew will bring you a virtual Conference offering up to 38 CEs/CMEs/Contact Hours, showcasing 3 exciting Keynote presentations, 6 live Master Classes, 16 on demand workshops, networking activities and many special events which have been a part of the Renfrew Conference for the past three decades. We will live-stream our three Keynote speakers: Gabourey Sidibe, award-winning actress and author, Joel Yager, MD, distinguished researcher in the field of eating disorders and Amy Banks, MD and Maureen Walker, PhD, pioneers of Relational-Cultural Theory and Feminist Therapy.