If you have not taken the time, please review the following information (re: Berg v. Berg) from the New Hampshire Mental Health Board.
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UPCOMING EVENTS FOR THE PUBLIC
The Hold Me Tight Program
We all have a fundamental need to feel valued, understood, and loved by our partner. Research shows that ALL couples get disconnected at times, and that there is a reliable road map for reconnection. This Hold Me Tight® Workshop can help you improve communication, foster understanding, and enhance emotional intimacy. It is an educational workshop which offers a relaxed, nonthreatening environment for you to experience a new way of understanding your relationship and connecting with your partner. You and your partner will have opportunities throughout the workshop to try out what you learn in private conversations with each other. Led by three skilled couples therapists with advanced training in the evidenced-based Emotionally Focused Therapy for couples: NHAMFT's Allison Doyle, LMFT and Mike McCay, LMFT along with Rebecca Clark, LMFT of Maine. The program will take place September 22-23rd at the Daniel Hotel in Brunswick, ME. For more information, and to register, click here.
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If you are a member, please update your email address on the AAMFT website!
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UPCOMING NHAMFT EVENTS
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Save the Date! Mentoring Meeting
Join us at our next Mentoring Meeting on Friday, September 14th to talk about the path to licensure, setting up a private practice, and learning about the path to becoming an approved supervisor. Board members, community members, and an approved supervisor will be present to answer any questions you may have! Location is TBD.
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NAMI Walk
NHAMFT is once again participating in NAMIWalks New Hampshire! NAMIWalks is a 5k event that raises awareness and funds for NAMI organizations across the country. Please join us on September 30th at 9:30am at the Soccer Fields on South Fruit Street in Concord. Consider registering as a participant of the NHAMFT Group if you wish to attend! If you are not able to attend, but would still like to donate, board members Shawn Hassell and Carol Heald are registered and taking donations!
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The New Hampshire Association for
Marriage and Family Therapy (NHAMFT)
is a 501(c)6 nonprofit organization.