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Welcome to NCPA
We are proud to introduce our new and enhanced website. Feel
free to explore the site using the directory on the left.
The public access section allows consumers to query the
"Find a
Psychologist" database, formerly known as "On-Line
Referral Service." This newly revamped feature provides
a more comprehensive profile of private practice information
which we believe will better service our members and public
inquiries. Visitors will also find helpful community resources, a user-friendly method of contacting us and a simplified manner in
which to
apply for membership.
For NCPA Members only: An ID and password
are necessary to access this section. As a current member,
you will be provided with a temporary ID and password
via e-mail. Upon your initial log-in
to the Members Only section, please use the assigned login
information.
Once logged-in, all information is menu- driven, providing
you with the ability to navigate the entire site. In
addition, we are most excited to provide a much expanded
self-entry database (replacing the currently used paper
on-line profile form.) This new feature is designed
to enable you to specifically represent your practice and
keep your information up-to-date. As a School
Psychologist, Academic, Agency/Hospital affiliated
psychologist, Emeritus or Student, you have the ability to
enter pertinent information to be included in the NCPA
Member Directory.
Since this
newly designed website is still a work in progress, your
comments/suggestions are most welcome. You may click on "Contact
Us" link, call 516-377-1010 or fax us at 516-377-1240.
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Latest News and Upcoming Events |
Saturday, March 10, 2012, 9:00 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.
God at an Analytic Impasse: Poverty, Devotion, and the Elusive Self.
Guest Speaker:
Sue Grand, Ph.D.
Discussants:
Lewis Aron, Ph.D., ABPP, Jeffry Wells,
M.Div
Dr. Grand's fascinating
paper presents her work with a migrant worker who
struggles out of poverty to become a physician and
caretaker. Unknown to himself as a human subject,
his life is a devotion to the needy other. His own
health is compromised and his sacrificial practices
draw him close to near-death. Analysis of his
masochism fails. To save his life, the dyad must
examine his Christian convictions of passion,
devotion, and sacrifice. These values collide with
the analyst's philosophical/metaphysical system,
derived from relational analytic theory, her own
reform Jewish ethos, and atheistic beliefs. Can
patient and analyst meet — and save his life?
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details
Friday, May 11, 2012
Differential Diagnosis of and Interventions for Learning Difficulties
Keynote Speaker:
George McCloskey, Ph.D.
Speakers: Michele Mazzocco, Ph.D., and Steven Feifer, D.Ed., NCSP, ABSNP
Fordham University
Graduate School of Education, Pearson Assessments,
and Wiley Publishers are pleased to announce the 4th
Annual Assessment Conference: “Differential
Diagnosis of and Interventions for Learning
Difficulties” which will be held on May 11, 2012 at
Fordham University, Lincoln Center from 7:15am
(Registration) to 4:00pm.
Session titles include:
The Role of Executive Functions in
Academic Production (McCloskey);
Identifying Building Blocks and
Stumbling Blocks to Mathematical Learning
and Performance (Mazzocco); and Integrating RTI with
Cognitive Neuropsychology: A Scientific Approach to
Reading (Feifer).
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details
June 8 - 10, 2012
NYSPA's 75th Annual Convention: Arts and Psychology
Keynote Speaker:
Michael Friedman, LMSW
Discussants:
Lewis Aron, Ph.D., ABPP, Jeffry Wells,
M.Div
NYSPA's 75th Annual
Convention will be held in Saratoga Springs, NY from
June 8 - 10, 2012. The event will boast an
appropriate theme for the weekend "Arts and
Psychology" - Saratoga is an arts community and will
host the Annual Saratoga Arts Fest the same weekend.
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details
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