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NPI is proud to host regular meetings for IMPACT, a statewide organization that brings together representatives of Tennessee’s various professional associations serving those working in the behavioral health field. Professionals from different disciplines meet with...
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NPI strives to cultivate respect within our community for people of all abilities, ages, countries of origin, ethnicities, genders, gender expressions, races, religions, and sexual orientations. NPI stands alongside our Black colleagues, clients and community...
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Opening to our Inner Healing Intelligence Join us in 2023 as we continue to explore the internal wisdom that encourages the human psyche to move in the direction of healing, wholeness, well-being, and growth. “Collective Sigh” (photo by Author...
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Original Article by Julie Scelfo in The New York Times, published April 5, 2017 Relieving stress and anxiety might help you feel better — for a bit. Martin E.P. Seligman, a professor of psychology at the University of Pennsylvania and a pioneer in the field of...
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People sometimes wonder whether I “analyze” everyone I meet. This is usually asked with some fear that as a psychiatrist I can “see right through them” and instantly know things about their innermost thoughts they’d prefer to keep hidden. Although this is true (just...
NPI at Night Member MixerThu Apr 25 2024, 06:30pm CDT
"Religious Trauma and the Election Cycle," Presented by the NPI Social Justice Committee Event with Special Guest Laura AndersonThu May 9 2024, 07:00pm CDT
June CE Meeting, "Grief and Bereavement: What does it mean to grieve well?" Presented by Christal R. PennicFri Jun 14 2024, 11:30am CST
NPI at Night Member Mixer
"Religious Trauma and the Election Cycle," Presented by the NPI Social Justice Committee Event with Special Guest Laura Anderson
June CE Meeting, "Grief and Bereavement: What does it mean to grieve well?" Presented by Christal R. Pennic