Events

  • MCPA holds monthly meetings from September through June which include educational programming as well as an opportunity to network with other mental health professionals in the community. 
  • First meeting is free for new members.  Simply register without paying and note your membership status on the sign in sheet upon arrival.  

Upcoming events

    • 10 Sep 2025
    • 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM
    • St. Elizabeth University, the Conference Room in St. Joseph's Hall, 2 Convent Road, Morristown, NJ 07960
    • 60
    Register
    • IMPORTANT DIRECTIONS FOR ATTENDEES:

     1.       Click this link to purchase your CE Certificate BEFORE THE CE PROGRAM    https://psychologynj.org/store/viewproduct.aspx?id=25897251

    2.       Attend the CE program.

    3.       Upon receipt of your verified attendance at the CE program, NJPA will email each attendee a program evaluation. (takes a few days)

    4.       Complete the program evaluation.

    5.       Immediately upon your completion of the program evaluation, your CE certificate will be available in your NJPA profile.

    6.       To access your CE certificates, log in to NJPA’s website. Click “Membership,” then click “My Profile,” then click “Professional Development.”

    7.       Your CE certificates are available to download or print.

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      You are invited to join us at our monthly breakfast program:

      Tricky Dilemmas for Psychologists

      Presented by Rhonda Allen, PhD, Sarah Dougherty, PsyD,  Marilyn Lyga, PhD  ABPP         

      Drs Allen, Dougherty and Lyga are all former members of NJPA’s ethics committee.  Dr. Allen and Dr. Dougherty each have private practices in Morristown, and Dr. Lyga has a private practice in Basking Ridge.

      In this year’s Ethics program, participants will be presented with several ethically challenging dilemmas.  Participants will then be asked to consider how an ethically practicing psychologist might frame each dilemma in order to develop an appropriate course of action.  Open and lively debate is encouraged.

      Learning Objectives  Participants will be able to:


      1.     Describe the specific dilemmas that were illustrated in the cases presented.

      2.     Apply ethical principles to the dilemmas that were illustrated in the cases presented.

      3.     Critique the various solutions, and develop a plan of action.

      This program is intended for psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, nurses, mental health counselors, marriage and family therapists, and graduate students. It will be presented at an intermediate level, meant for those with some prior knowledge of the subject matter. The presenters receive no commercial support and report no conflict of interest regarding this presentation.


                  When:        Wednesday, September 10th, 2025 

                                       In person only     8:30 – 10:30 a.m.


                 Where:      Saint Elizabeth University

                                       2 Convent Rd.

                                        The Conference Room in St. Joseph’s Hall

                                        Morristown, NJ  07960

                                         

                 Cost:              MCPA member with buffet breakfast               $24

                                            Non-member with buffet breakfast                  $29        

                                            Student with buffet breakfast                            $10

      The breakfast will be from 8:30 – 9:00 am. providing a chance to network with colleagues and students.  The presentation will follow from 9:00 – 10:30 a.m.  Payments may be made at the door by check (made out to MCPA) or with cash, if you did not pay online when you registered. 

      Please register online by noon on Monday,  Sept 8th, 2024 at www.mcpanj.com If you have questions or prefer not to register online, please contact Sarah Dougherty, at Sarah@doughertypsyd.com or 973-539-6677.

      Americans with Disabilities Act: This location is ADA accessible. For accommodations, please make requests at least 14 days prior to the event:  Sarah Dougherty, at Sarah@doughertypsyd.com or 973-539-6677.

       

      1.5 CE Credit Available

      This program is co-sponsored by NJPA and the Morris County Psychological Association. NJPA is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists.  NJPA maintains responsibility for this program and its content. The program is approved for 1.5 CE credit. The cost of a CE Certificate is $15 for NJPA members, $25 for non-members. Some NJPA membership tiers have discounted rates.

      Refunds will be granted (less administrative fees) for cancellations received at least 24 hours prior to event start time.


          • 19 Sep 2025
          • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
          • Loantaka Brook Reservation, 75 Kitchell Road, Morristown
          Register




          MCPA Fall Picnic and Networking Event


          We are looking forward to a sunny day for networking and socializing!


          When:     Friday, September 19th

                           12:00-2:00pm

                           

                            In case of rain, please check website for

                            updated information


          Where:    Loantaka Brook Reservation

                           75 Kitchell Road

                           Morristown, NJ


          Cost:       Catered lunch from Green Village Deli             $12

                           Bring Your Own Lunch                                      FREE


          Payment for catered lunch may be made online, or at the event by

          cash or check made out to MCPA


          Contact:  If you have questions or prefer not to register online, please contact

                     Sarah Dougherty at sarah@doughertypsyd.com or 973-539-6677.


          Please REGISTER by noon on Wednesday, September 17th  





           

          • 08 Oct 2025
          • 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM
          • St. Elizabeth University, the Conference Room in St. Joseph's Hall, 2 Convent Road, Morristown, NJ 07960
          • 60
          Register
          • IMPORTANT DIRECTIONS FOR ATTENDEES:

            Click this link to purchase your CE Certificate BEFORE THE CE PROGRAM  https://psychologynj.org/store/viewproduct.aspx?id=26085012

          1.       Attend the CE program.

          2.       Upon receipt of your verified attendance at the CE program, NJPA will email each attendee a program evaluation.

          3.       Complete the program evaluation.

          4.       Immediately upon your completion of the program evaluation, your CE certificate will be available in your NJPA profile.

          5.       To access your CE certificates, log in to NJPA’s website. Click “Membership,” then click “My Profile,” then click “Professional Development.”

          7.       Your CE certificates are available to download or print.

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          You are invited to join us at our monthly dinner program:


          Finding the Middle Path through Adolescence

          Presented by Nicole Rafanello, PhD

          Dr. Rafanello established her practice in Morristown, New Jersey in 2012.  Her specialties include Dialectical behavioral Therapy (DPT) for adolescents and adults, police evaluation and treatment, and forensic psychological assessment.

          Our job as parents, guardians, educators, and family is to raise our children into independent adults and to help them become who they are supposed to be.  This means instilling values while respecting the adolescent’s self-determination. DBT theory suggests using interpersonal effectiveness skills and the Middle Path technique in the parent/adolescent relationship.

          This program is intended for psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, nurses, mental health counselors, marriage and family therapists, and graduate students. It will be presented at an intermediate level, meant for those with some prior knowledge of the subject matter. The presenter receives no commercial support and reports no conflict of interest regarding this presentation. 

          Learning objectives:  At the end of the program the attendee will be able to

          1.      Explain the 3 DBT skills of DEAR MAN, GIVE and FAST and know how to integrate them into therapeutic work with adolescents and families.

          2.      Describe the balance between instilling values and respecting the self-determinism of the emerging adolescent and adult.

          3.     Apply dialectics and the concept of the Middle Path in DBT to all relationships, especially with adolescents, their parents, and others.


                   
          When:     Wednesday, Oct. 8 2025

                                         6:30 – 8:00 pm


                   Where:   Saint Elizabeth University

                                       2 Convent Rd.

                                         The Conference Room in St. Joseph’s Hall

                                         Morristown, NJ  07960


                     Cost:     MCPA member Zoom, or in person with buffet dinner    $29

                                         Non-member Zoom, or in person with buffet dinner       $35                                                           Psych grad student Zoom free or in person with buffet dinner    $18


          Dinner will be served from 6:30 – 7:00 pm, providing a chance to network with colleagues and students. The presentation will follow from 7:00 to 8:00  p.m. Payment may be made at the door by cash or check (made out to MCPA) if you did not pay online when you registered. 

          Please register online by Monday, October 6, 2025 at www.mcpanj.com. If you have questions or prefer not to register online, please contact Sarah Dougherty at Sarah@doughertypsyd.com or 973-539-6677. Americans with Disabilities Act: This location is ADA accessible. For accommodations, please make requests at least 14 days prior to the event by contacting Sarah Dougherty at Sarah@doughertypsyd.com or 973-539-6677.

           

          1.0 CE Credit Available

          This program is co-sponsored by NJPA and the Morris County Psychological Association. NJPA is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education or psychologists. NJPA maintains responsibility for this program and its content. The program is approved for 1.0 CE credit. The cost of a CE Certificate is $15 for NJPA members, $25 for non-members, and free for sustaining members.

          Refunds will be granted (less administrative fees) for cancellations received at least 24 hours prior to event start.


              • 12 Nov 2025
              • 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
              • St. Elizabeth University, 2 Convent Road, The Conference Room in St. Joseph's Hall Morristown, NJ 07960
              • 60
              Register
              • IMPORTANT DIRECTIONS FOR ATTENDEES:


               1.       Click this link to purchase your CE Certificate BEFORE THE CE PROGRAM    https://psychologynj.org/store/viewproduct.aspx?id=25732884


               2.       Attend the CE program.

              3.       Upon receipt of your verified attendance at the CE program, NJPA will email each attendee a program evaluation.

              4.       Complete the program evaluation.

              5.       Immediately upon your completion of the program evaluation, your CE certificate will be available in your NJPA profile.

              6.       To access your CE certificates, log in to NJPA’s website. Click “Membership,” then click “My Profile,” then click “Professional Development.”

              7.       Your CE certificates are available to download or print.

              _______________________________________________________

              You are invited to join us at our monthly breakfast program:


              Beyond Subjectivity:  How AI, Measurement-Based Care and Data Integration Care Can Transform Psychiatry and Behavioral Health Care

              Presented by Tom Zaubler, MD, MPH, DLFAPA, DFAPM

              Dr.   Zaubler is founder and medical director of Pegasus Psychiatry Association in Morristown, NJ, is chief medical officer for NeuroFlow, a clinical professor of psychiatry at Sidney Kimmel Medical college at Thomas Jefferson University and was Chair of the Department of Psychiatry at Morristown Medical Center for 21 years.

              This talk will explore how measurement – based care, AI-powered clinical decision support and predictive analytics can help behavioral health providers move beyond subjective assessments to more precise data-informed interventions.  Such AI and data-driven technologies are transforming behavioral healthcare by improving objectivity, scalability, and early risk detection, reducing administrative burden and finding early warning signs of suicide risk, thereby leading to better outcomes. 

                                                      

              Learning Objective     --   Participants will be able to:

              1.     Describe the limitations of traditional behavioral health assessments and how measurement-based care (MBC) enhances objectivity.
              2.     Identify strategies for integrating MBC into routine practice.
              3.     Explain how AI can improve diagnostic accuracy, reduce subjectivity and improve clinical decision making.
              4.     Identify how passive data collection contribute to comprehensive patient monitoring outside of visits.
              5.     Discuss  the role of digital CBT in enhancing patient engagement between sessions.
              6.      Evaluate how AI augmented suicide risk detection tools can improve crisis interventions particularly in marginalized communities.

              This program is intended for psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, nurses, mental health counselors, marriage and family therapists, and graduate students. It will be presented at an intermediate level, meant for those with some prior knowledge of the subject matter. The presenters receive no commercial support and report no conflicts of interest regarding this presentation.


              When:     Wednesday, Nov. 12th, 2025     9:00 – 10:30 am


              Where:     Saint Elizabeth University; 

                                   The Conference Room in St. Joseph’s Hall

                                    2 Convent Rd. 

                                    Morristown, NJ  07960


              Cost:           MCPA member zoom or in person  with buffet breakfast         $24

                                    Non-member zoom or in person  with buffet breakfast             $29    

                                    Student zoom for free or in person with buffet breakfast          $15


              Breakfast will be from 9:00 – 9:30 providing a chance to network with colleagues and students. The presentation will follow from 9:30 – 10:30 a.m.  To receive CE credit, attendees must register and pay for CE credits prior to the start of the program. 

              Please register online by Monday,  Nov. 10th  at www.mcpanj.com. If you have questions or prefer not to register online, please contact Sarah Dougherty at Sarah@doughertypsyd.com or 973-539-6677.

              Americans with Disabilities Act: This location is ADA accessible. For accommodations, please make requests at least 14 days prior to the event: Sarah Dougherty, at Sarah@doughertypsyd.com or 973-539-6677.

              1.0 CE Credit Available

              This program is co-sponsored by NJPA and the Morris County Psychological Association. NJPA is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists.  NJPA maintains responsibility for this program and its content. The program is approved for 1.0 CE credit. The cost of a CE Certificate is $15 for NJPA members, and $25 for non-members.i

              Refunds will be granted (less administrative fees) for cancellations received at least 24 hours prior to event start time.


                Past events

                28 May 2025 Joshua Zavin High School Recognition Awards Presentations (note earlier start time)
                09 Apr 2025 Attachment-Based Compassion Therapy for Couples Presented by Dr. Leslie Becker-Phelps, PhD
                12 Mar 2025 What do Anxiety, ADHD, Depression, Learning Disabilities and PTSD look like from a Neuropsychological Perspective? Presented by Beverly Tignor, PhD ABPP BCN QEEG-DL
                12 Feb 2025 Step-Parenting: What Works and What Doesn’t Presented by Tamsen Thorpe, PhD; Sharon Ryan Montgomery, PsyD; Marcy Pasternak, PhD
                08 Jan 2025 Cognitive-Behavioral Interventions for Health Anxiety Presented by: Jennifer Kennedy, PsyD
                13 Dec 2024 Annual Holiday Luncheon
                13 Nov 2024 Update in Psychopharmacology: Bipolar Disorder Presented by Dr. Alexandra Miller Clark, PsyD, MSCP
                09 Oct 2024 Sport Psychology: Understanding the Field and Application In Your Practice Presented by Michael Zito, PhD
                11 Sep 2024 Old and New Ethical Dilemmas for Psychologists presented by Lidia D Abrams, PhD, Joseph Conerty, PsyD, Melissa Conway, PhD, & Jonathan D Wall, PsyD
                29 May 2024 Joshua Zavin High School Recognition Awards Presentations (note earlier start time)
                08 May 2024 Seven 1-session Cures (IN PERSON ONLY) presented by Milton Spett, PhD
                10 Apr 2024 Incorporating Hypnosis Into Your Clinical Practice presented by Richard Dauber, PhD
                13 Mar 2024 There’s Still an App for that: An Update on Using Apps to Enhance your Clinical Practice Presented by Francine Rosenberg, PsyD
                14 Feb 2024 It’s Not Just About Blood Sugar: The Psychological Impact of Living with Diabetes Presented by Amanda Kirpitch, MA, RDN, CDCES, CDN, and Sarah Dougherty, PsyD, EdM, MS
                10 Jan 2024 Insights into Affairs and Their Impact on the Divorcing and Co-Parenting Process Presented by Tamsen Thorpe, PhD; Sharon Ryan Montgomery, PsyD; Marcy Pasternak, PhD
                15 Dec 2023 Annual Holiday Luncheon
                08 Nov 2023 Working with the Opiate Addict presented by Lily Arora, MD
                11 Oct 2023 Psychology in General; Thought Field Therapy in Particular; an Introduction - presented by Sheila S. Bender, PhD
                13 Sep 2023 Spotting Neurodiversity in the Wild - Presented by Matthew Zakreski, PsyD
                31 May 2023 Joshua Zavin High School Recognition Awards Presentations (note earlier start time)
                10 May 2023 The Power of Language and Microagressions presented by Lori Tarke, DHSC moderated by Hayley Hirschmann, PhD
                12 Apr 2023 What is the Mystery of Resilience? presented by Lise Deguire, Psy.D.
                08 Mar 2023 Cannabis Use and the Adolescent Brain Presented by Ashley Gorman, PhD, ABPP
                08 Feb 2023 Inspiration Must Precede Remediation: Mental Health Requires Connection to Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) and Youth Purpose Presented by Maurice J Elias, Ph.D
                11 Jan 2023 The Existential Importance of the Penis: A New View of the Sexuality of Men: Part II Clinical Implications Presented by: Daniel Watter, Ed.D.
                02 Dec 2022 Annual Holiday Luncheon
                09 Nov 2022 Recent Developments in Pharmacotherapy for Depression presented by Kacy Richmond, MD
                12 Oct 2022 When the Body speaks, An Introduction to Somatic Psychotherapy by Amy Gladstone, LCSW, PHD
                14 Sep 2022 Integrating Family Systems and Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Pediatric Anxiety by Mike Zito, PhD
                01 Jun 2022 Joshua Zavin High School Awards Presentation
                11 May 2022 Reinventing Masculinity: The Liberating Power of Compassion and Connection Presented by Edward M. Adams, PsyD
                13 Apr 2022 Suicide Risk Factors: Protective Factors and Ongoing Assessment Presented by Dr. Nicole Rafanello, Ph.D.
                09 Mar 2022 Gender in Neuropsychology an Introductory Conversation by Christine Ghilain, Ph.D.
                09 Feb 2022 The Existential Importance of the Penis: A New View of the Sexuality of Men Presented by: Dr. Dan Watter
                12 Jan 2022 Harm Reduction: Evidence and Practical Applications with Emerging Adults Presented by Dr. Nathan McClelland
                03 Dec 2021 Annual Holiday Celebration - in person
                10 Nov 2021 Paradigm Shift: Treating Patients Embroiled in Conflict
                13 Oct 2021 Three Areas of Clinical Concern in Adoptees and their Families Presented by: Catherine Bianchi, PhD
                17 Sep 2021 Fall Picnic and Networking Event
                02 Jun 2021 High School Awards Presentation
                12 May 2021 Integrating Family Systems and Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Pediatric Depression by Mike Zito, PhD
                14 Apr 2021 Co-Occurring ASD and OCD: Treatment Implications presented by Rebecca Sachs, PhD, ABPP
                10 Mar 2021 Helping Americans of South Asian ancestry negotiate the influence of family, ethnic culture, and dominant culture for improved well-being Presented by: Komal Dutt, PhD , Nancy Sidhu, PhD, and Gurpreet Singh, MSW, LICSW
                10 Feb 2021 POSTPONED Three Areas of Clinical Concern in Adoptees and their Families Presented by: Catherine Bianchi, PhD
                13 Jan 2021 Trends in Understanding, Assessing, and Treating Suicidal Thoughts and Behaviors in Adolescence Presented by: Marc A Gironda, PsyD and Katherine L Feingold, MD (virtual coffee with colleagues before the presentation under a separate zoom link.)
                11 Dec 2020 Annual Holiday Celebration
                11 Nov 2020 Maintaining A Psychological Practice in the Age of COVID19 and Beyond Presented by: Allen Weg, Ed.D.
                14 Oct 2020 Improving Treatment Effectiveness: Guide Therapy with Attachment Theory and Compassionate Self-Awareness by Leslie Becker-Phelps, Ph.D.
                16 Sep 2020 Understanding and Addressing Implicit Biases in Psychological Practice Presented by: Milton Fuentes, PsyD
                12 Jun 2020 Working with Parents of Young People Who Use Opioids by Gregg Benson, MA, LCADC
                03 Jun 2020 High School Recognition Awards Presentations Zoom meeting (Zoom link will be provided)
                01 Apr 2020 POSTPONED Improving Treatment Effectiveness: Guide Therapy with Attachment Theory and Compassionate Self-Awareness by Leslie Becker-Phelps, Ph.D.
                08 Jan 2020 Social Anxiety:Why Cognitive Therapy is More Effective Than Exposure by Milton C. Spett, Ph.D.
                13 Dec 2019 Annual Holiday Luncheon
                13 Nov 2019 Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) by Brooke Donald, Psy.D.
                17 Oct 2019 Cognitive Behavioral Treatment of OCD in Children presented by Allen H. Weg, Ed.D
                11 Sep 2019 Duty to Warn and Protect: Considerations for New Jersey Psychologists by Gianni Pirelli, Ph.D.
                05 Jun 2019 High School Recognition Awards Presentations (note earlier start time)
                08 May 2019 Virtual Reality- It’s real and you do not need to know anything about Microsoft’s X-Box, Sony’s PlayStation, or Nintendo’s Switch game consoles to use it with your patients Presented by: Randy A. Bressler, Psy.D. L.L.C.
                10 Apr 2019 More Than Just Bad Habits: Treatment of Trichotillomania and Body Focused Repetitive Behavior Disorders (BFRB) presented by Francine Rosenberg, Psy.D.
                08 Mar 2019 Grief after Suicide: What Do Survivors Need? Presented by Sarah Dougherty, Psy.D. and Jesse Bassett, M. Div.
                09 Jan 2019 New Trends in Psychiatry: Treatment Resistant Depression Presented by Robert Lieb, MD
                14 Dec 2018 Annual Holiday Luncheon
                14 Nov 2018 Enhancing Resiliency in our Patients presented by Steven C Atkins, Psy.D.
                16 Oct 2018 Evaluation and Treatment of "Failure to Launch" Individuals presented by Nathan McClelland, Ph.D.
                12 Sep 2018 Sexuality in Later Life: Navigating the Challenges of Changing Bodies by Daniel Watter, Ed.D.
                06 Jun 2018 High School Recognition Awards Presentations (note earlier start time)
                09 May 2018 Fostering Psychological Flexibility and Nurturing Communities Through Acceptance-and Mindfullness-Based Approaches by Jennifer Block-Lener, Ph.D., Amanda Aster, Psy.D., and Paola Ricardo, B.A.
                11 Apr 2018 Psychologists in Primary Care: Where We Are and Where We're Heading presented by Robert McGrath, Ph.D.
                09 Mar 2018 The Slave Next Door: What Psychologists in New Jersey Need to Know About Human Trafficking presented by Susan Neigher, Ph.D.
                10 Jan 2018 Understanding the Opioid Epidemic: Clinical Applications for Psychologists presented by Kristine DeJesus, Psy.D.
                15 Dec 2017 Annual Holiday Luncheon
                09 Nov 2017 The Bedeviling Blind Spots in the Risky Business of Risk Assessment
                11 Oct 2017 Prevention and Treatment of Post-Concussion Syndrome: A Biopsychosocial Approach by Ashley Gorman, Ph.D. and Lisa Hahn, Ph.D.
                13 Sep 2017 Cognitive Behavioral Treatment of Chronic Pain By Milton Spett, Ph.D.
                07 Jun 2017 High School Recognition Awards Presentations
                10 May 2017 Mind-Body Techniques by Joshua Zavin, Ph.D.
                12 Apr 2017 Emotion-Focused Couples Therapy by Elizabeth Brown, Psy.D.
                10 Mar 2017 Addressing Racial Trauma in Therapy by Jennifer Jones, Psy.D.
                09 Feb 2017 **POSTPONED DUE TO WEATHER ** Psychologists in Primary Care: Where We Are, Where We're Heading by Bob McGrath, Ph.D.
                11 Jan 2017 Child PTSD: Research, Assessment and Treatment by Philip Saigh, Ph.D. and Leah McGuire, Ph.D.
                16 Dec 2016 Annual Holiday Luncheon
                09 Nov 2016 Wrong to Strong: Positive Psychotherapy by Dan Tomasulo, Ph.D.
                19 Oct 2016 Stress Management in High School and College by Perry Bell, Psy.D.
                14 Sep 2016 Premenstrual Syndrome versus Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder: What's the Difference and How can we Help? by Stephanie Cummings, M.D.
                08 Jun 2016 High School Recognition Awards Presentations
                11 May 2016 NJPA Leadership Meet and Greet (click here to see a list of the many NJPA officers presenting)
                13 Apr 2016 Firearms and Mental Health: A Primer for Psychologists by Gianni Pirrelli, Ph.D.
                11 Mar 2016 REGISTRATION CLOSED There's an App for that: Using Apps to Enhance your Clinical Practice by Francine Rosenberg,Psy.D. & Nicole Rafanello, Ph.D.
                09 Feb 2016 Not Quite White: Understanding Race, Privilege and Microaggression in Mental Health with Peter Economou, Ph.D.
                13 Jan 2016 Ambiguous Loss and Grief in Psychotherapy by Hayley Hirschmann, Ph.D.
                18 Dec 2015 Annual Holiday Luncheon
                11 Nov 2015 High Conflict Divorce Impact and Dynamics and Effictive Role/Strategies for Adult and Child Clinicians by Sharon Ryan Montgomery, Psy.D.
                14 Oct 2015 Update on the Psychopharmacological Treatment of Depression by Eric Bartky, M.D.
                09 Sep 2015 No Need to Panic: Resolving Ethical Dilemmas in Everyday Practice presented by Lisa Greenberg, Ph.D. and Laura Richardson, Ph.D. of the NJPA Ethics Committee
                03 Jun 2015 June Meeting - High School Recognition Awards Program
                13 May 2015 May Meeting - Animal Assisted Therapy
                08 Apr 2015 April Meeting - DBT and Mindful Eating Treatment by Debra Gill, Ph.D.
                13 Mar 2015 March Meeting with EUCAP - Trauma Topic presented by Roy Arranda, Psy.D., J.D.
                14 Jan 2015 January Meeting - Gender Affirmative Treatment for Transgender and Gender Nonconforming Youth with Margaret Nichols, Ph.D.
                12 Dec 2014 Annual Holiday Luncheon
                12 Nov 2014 November Meeting - Assessment and Treatment of Aggression in Children with Marc Singer, Ed.D. and Barry Katz, Ph.D.
                08 Oct 2014 October Meeting - The Dilemma and Consequences of Undisclosed and Unrecognized Substance Use Disorderswith Gregg Benson, MA LCADC
                10 Sep 2014 September Meeting - Katherine Feingold, M.D., will present on Pharmacogenomics in Psychiatry.
                21 Jul 2014 Test Event for Online Registration
                04 Jun 2014 June 4th "High School Recognition Awards Program"
                14 May 2014 May 14th "Obsessive-Compulsive Personality and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Similar Symptoms, Different Treatments"
                09 Apr 2014 April 9th "The Emotional Disorders of Cancer and Their Treatment"
                14 Mar 2014 March 14 "An in-depth review on Tourettes Syndrome, Trichotillomania, and Dermatillomania"
                12 Feb 2014 February 12th "Where We are Now and Where We are Going: an Update on the Profession of Psychology"
                13 Dec 2013 Annual Holiday Luncheon
                20 Nov 2013 Autistic Spectrum Disorders- update" (Suzanne Buchanan)
                09 Oct 2013 October 9, 2013 "Can you train your brain?" (Ashley Gorman)
                11 Sep 2013 Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) as a solo Private Practitioner.
                05 Jun 2013 Annual MCPA High School Awards Program
                08 May 2013 The Relationship Between Death-Anxiety and Sexual Behavior: An Alternative View of Sexual Addiction
                10 Apr 2013 Psychopharmacology Update: Treatment of Pediatric Bipolar Disorders
                15 Mar 2013 Our joint meeting with EUCAP will take place on March 15th (8:30-10:45) “Business Realities Regarding the Future of Psychology.”
                20 Feb 2013 “Changes are not coming, they are here… the effects that the 2013 CPT codes will have on delivering psychological care.”
                14 Dec 2012 Annual MCPA Holiday Luncheon
                14 Nov 2012 Integrating the MHP Sentence Completion Test In Your Therapeutic Practice
                10 Oct 2012 What are Reasonable Accommodations in school settings and the workplace?
                12 Sep 2012 Introduction to the Private Practice Manual
                06 Jun 2012 Annual MCPA High School Awards Program
                18 May 2012 “Everything you wanted to know about sex offenders, but were too shocked to ask (*almost).”
                09 May 2012 Psychological Presentation of Medical Illness, presented by Anthony Papciak
                11 Apr 2012 Introduction to Webinars for Practitioners Presented by: Josephine S. Minardo, PsyD, NJPA Executive Director
                11 Jan 2012 Stress and Health
                16 Dec 2011 Annual Holiday Luncheon
                09 Nov 2011 Disclosure of confidential information when working with children and adolescents
                19 Oct 2011 Prescription Privileges with Sean Evers, Ph.D.
                14 Sep 2011 The legacy of 9/11: Exploring the sequelae for our world, our work and ourselves with Nina K. Thomas, Ph.D.
                01 Jun 2011 High School Student Awards and Professional Networking
                11 May 2011 "What's New in Psychopharmacology?" by Rob Lieb, M.D.
                13 Apr 2011 Dealing with Sexual Feelings in Psychotherapy: Sex After the Termination of Therapy
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