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NASAP’s Online Newsletter
July 2022 Issue
Letter from the Editor
Dear Readers,
Happy July!
I hope everyone is having a restful, and fun summer. I am looking forward to hearing how those who attended enjoyed ICASSI! We have a lighter newsletter this month as I am sure many of you are traveling, or just enjoying some time off academics, studying, and a hopefully lighter workload. As always, the newsletter is a place for all voices to be heard, and I encourage you to reach out to the newsletter team! Most importantly, stay safe and enjoy these precious days.
Caroline Faifman
Editor in Chief
From the NASAP Office
Are you a NASAP member? We need your help!
One of the things non-members (and members alike) ask of NASAP is a working member directory.
This is going to take some social interest: we need your help.
The office staff has been working to get the search capability for the Member Directory up and running. Out of the 750+ members, only a handful have indicated YES or NO to being included in the searchable directory. The majority of members defaulted to NO, which makes the directory unusable!
We need every single member to log in to their profiles and update the very last question:
"Would you like to have your information included in a directory search?"
Here are the instructions for completing this task:
1. Log in to the member landing page:
2. Once you are logged in, scroll down until you see "Update your profile at MY PROFILE -" Then click on MY PROFILE
3. When your profile page appears, scroll down until you can see the box that has Username at the top and "Edit" in a box to the right.
4. Click Edit (it will appear green when you hover your mouse over it).
5. Review the information and make any changes you may want to or need to. If you moved recently or changed your email or phone number, please update that information also.
6. At the very bottom of this box is the question "Would you like to have your information included in a directory search?"
Choose the option that works for you (YES or NO).
YES means people will be able to see your primary address, country, email, phone #, if you are accepting referrals, and affiliates you belong to.
NO means no one will be able to find your contact information.
7. Then click SAVE to save any changes you made to your profile information.
If you have any questions, please contact the office so we can help you with this. It is a great member benefit to have a searchable directory and we are excited to get it back up and running with your help.
Thank you!
The NASAP Office
In Memoriam:
A Celebration of Roy Kern’s Life
Hello Family and Friends.
Though we will miss Roy, Husband, Dad, Dr. Kern, Brother and Grandpa - we want to come together to celebrate his life!
As such, we will be having a service and reception to follow in Atlanta, Georgia. Small bites, beer and wine will be served.
Where: H.M. Patterson and Son - Oglethorpe Hill Chapel
When: July 10th at 11am.
Address: 4550 Peachtree Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30319.
Please RSVP to rmatthewkern@gmail.com so we can get an accurate count.
Finally, in lieu of flowers, the family asks you make a modest donation to the Ukrainian Red Cross to help those in distress.
We look forward to seeing you all and celebrating a life well-lived.
Sincerely,
Erika, Matt and Lori Kern
New Articles for CE Credit
These nine articles were recently added to the list that you can read for CE credits from NASAP, including 3 from Found in Translation (Vol. 3) and the best article I know of on Lifestyle (Shulman, 1973).
Directions for accessing these articles and the 40 others that are currently available can be found under the “Training” tab on the NASAP website.
Follow the “Didacte CE Program” link.
You can get $50 of free CE credits by using the code:
NASAP2022
when you check out.
Adler, Alexandra. (1935). Concerning the border-line between neurosis and psychosis. International Journal of Individual Psychology, 1(4), 34-39. [3800 words; 0.7 CE hr.]
Adler, Alexandra. (1956). Problems in psychotherapy. American Journal of Individual Psychology, 12 (1), 12-24. [5300 words; 0.9 CE hr.]
Adler, R. (2018/1931). Child guidance in the Soviet Union. In Found in Translation (Vol. 3): Children and education: Early contributions to raising a child – The human, the artist, the master of tasks (pp. 43-63). NASAP. [originally published 1931). [7260 words, 1.2 CE hr., $42.00]
Feibleman, J. (1937). Moving toward the unlimited community International Journal of Individual Psychology, 3(4), 309-319. [7,800 words; 1.3 CE hrs.]
Friedmann, A. (2018/1934). Child of crisis. In Found in Translation (Vol. 3): Children and education: Early contributions to raising a child – The human, the artist, the master of tasks (pp. 132-137). NASAP. [originally published 1934). [1588 words, 0.3 CE hr., $10.50]
Friedmann, A. (2018/1937). The art of pedagogy in Individual Psychology. In Found in Translation (Vol. 3): Children and education: Early contributions to raising a child – The human, the artist, the master of tasks (pp. 126-132). NASAP. [originally published 1937). [1215 words, 0.2 CE hr., $7.00]
Maslow, A. (1935). Individual Psychology and the social behavior of monkeys and Apes. International Journal of Individual Psychology, 1 (4), 47-59. [6,600 words, 1.1 CE hrs., $38.50]
Pepper, F. (1979). The characteristics of the family constellation. The Individual Psychologist, 16 (4), 11-16. [1,640 words, 0.3 CE hr.]
Shulman, B. (1973). Lifestyle. In Contributions to Individual Psychology (pp. 16-44). Alfred Adler Institute. [9200 words, 1.5 CE hrs, $52.50]
Letná škola 2022
A summer school institute in Slovakia!
Letná škola 2022 – Modra-Piesok (prihlásenie už nie je možné kvôli maximálnej obsadenosti)
RCTC announcement for Malta
The University of Malta
Post-Graduate Certificate Program in Adlerian Counseling
Program begins October 2022
This post-graduate certificate program is intended for practicing counsellors and psychotherapists interested in advancing their professional skills to the next level in mental health, school, family, and/or addictions settings. Offered in a format enabling accessibility to counsellors working in all international locations, it involves 6 modular study units offered via a combination of brief on-campus intensive courses (3 & 6 day) and online supervision sessions.
Total Program = 30 ECTs (European Credit Transfers)
Primary instructors will be Professors William G. Nicoll, Ph.D. and Monica A. Nicoll, Ph.D.,
Co-Directors of the Resilience Counseling & Training Center in the USA.
Bill and Monica are internationally renowned Adlerian counsellors/therapists, counsellor educators, authors, consultants, and trainers in Adlerian counselling & therapy.
Adlerian Psychology is foundational to all the cognitive-behavioral, positive-wellness, trauma informed (ACEs), and resilience/well-being building approaches to counselling and psychotherapy. Develop your knowledge of Adlerian Counselling/Psychotherapy while enhancing your assessment, case conceptualization, and wellness promoting intervention skills in individual, couples and family/child/adolescent counselling.
Learn and collaborate with an international cohort of counselling professionals in developing a positive, integrative approach for counselling practice consistent with the most current research evidence in the mental health field.
Program Costs: EU Participants = 2250 Euro full program / 375 Euro per/course
Non-EU Participants = 5400 Euro full program / 900 Euro per/course
Upcoming Affiliate Group Event
The Georgia Society
of Adlerian Psychology’s
Annual Conference
is around the corner!
“ADLERIANS IN ACTION”
August 26-28th, 2022
Location: Doubletree by Hilton -Atlanta Perimeter Dunwoody
4386 Chamblee Dunwoody Rd.
Atlanta, Georgia
30341