pardon me for not including a link to the registration site.
Here it is:

http://depts.washington.edu/sswweb/trauma_conf

Conference Fees: $120 for both days. Registration is not complete until payment
has been received. Space is limited to 100 attendees. One day registrations are
not available. No refunds.
All of the conference fees will be donated to the Spitzer Peace Exchange Fund, a
UW School of Social Work program which supports activities that increase
intellectual dialogues and interventions aimed at peace and conflict resolution
around the globe.

Regards.
Amineh Ayyad


On Tue, 8 May 2007 amina@... wrote:

> This is an excellent opportunity to hear from Palestinian and Israeli mental
health experts here on
> campus at the UW on May 25 and 26. Doctors from the Gaza Mental Health
Programme will be present.
>
> Amineh Ayyad
>
>
> Community Based Support after Violent Death:
> National and International Collaboration
>
> This two day conference will feature national and international mental health
clinicians who have joined
> in developing collaborative training and service models for community based
support after violent
> death. While the conference includes national experts, it features
clinician/researchers from Palestine
> and Israel describing their recent collaboration in developing community based
protocols for outreach,
> support, intervention and shared research protocols in their respective
communities.
>
>
> Dates: May 25 & 26, 2007
>
> Place: University of Washington School of Social Work
>
> Co-Sponsors:
> U of W SSW
> U of W Middle East Center
> Virginia Mason Medical Center
> Separation and Loss Service
> Preliminary Program
>
> Day One: CLINICAL ESSENTIALS
> 8:30-8:45
> Welcome Dorothy Van Soest
> 8:45-9:45
> Resilience Case Demonstration – Live interview
> Ted Rynearson
> 9:45-10:45
> Two Track Model of Bereavement Simon Rubin PhD
> Professor of Psychology
> University of Haifa, Israel
> 10:45-11:00 Break
>
> 11-12:00
> Treating Childhood Traumatic Grief Alison Salloum, PhD
> Assistant Professor of Social Work
> South Florida Univ. Tampa, Fl.
> Noon-1:30 Lunch
>
> 1:30-2:30
> TBA – U of W School of SW
> 2:30-3:30
> Meaning Making for Survivors of Violent Death
> Marilyn Peterson Armour PhD
> Assistant Prof. Social Work
> U of Texas
> 3:30-4:00
> Questions & Answers
>
> Day 2 COMMUNITY OUTREACH AND INTERVENTION
>
> 8:30-8:45
> Introduction Dr. Ted Rynearson
>
> 8:45-9:45
> Interventions for Parents following the Violent Death of their Child
> Shirley Murphy R.N. PhD.
> Prof , UW School of Nursing
>
> 9:45-10:45
> Community Based Violent Death Support: Seattle
> Fanny Correa MSW
> Virginia Mason
> Jenny Wieland
> Family & Friends Support
> 10:45-11:00 Break
>
> 11:00-Noon
> Community Based Violent Death Support and Training: Palestine
> Abdel Aziz Mousa Thabet
> M.B.Ch.B, DPM, DCAP, Ph.D
> Assis Prof Child Psychiatry
> Al Quds University
> Medical Director
> Gaza Comm. Mental Health Ctr.
>
>
> Noon-1:00 Lunch
>
>
> 1:00-2:00
> Community Based Violent Death Support and Training: Israel
> Alean Al-Krenawi PhD
> Professor and Chairman
> Spitzer School of Social Work
> Ben Gurion University
> Beer Sheva, Israel
>
> 2:00-3:00
> Interactive Panel:
> Violent Dying Support – National and International
> Perspective:
> Needs and Solutions
> Dr. Van Soest – moderator
> Faculty Members
>
>
> 3:00-3:15 Break
>
> 3:15-4:15
> Resiliency Exercise – led by Ted Rynearson
>
> 4:15-4:30
> Closing thoughts and Questions
>
>
>
>
>
>
>