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CALL ME CRAZY Movie Screening and Panel Discussion

Slide1“CALL ME CRAZY” | Screening and Panel Discussion

 

The Alexandria Psychology Department and Women’s Center present the film “Call Me Crazy!”

 

We will follow the screening with a panel discussion. The movie examines emotional health and support for psychological conditions.

 

The event is FREE and open to the public.

 

Please consider giving students extra credit for attending.

 

Thursday, 07 November 2013

4:30 – 7:00 p.m.

AA-196.

 

CONTACTS:

For more information please contact Dr. Elizabeth C. Lanthier | Professor of Psychology | elanthier@nvcc.edu

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A CETL Event: A Presentation by Dr. Elise Labbé

 CETL

The Mindfulness in Teaching Faculty Learning Community (FLC) of

The Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning

Invites you to a special open meeting of the FLC

 

A Presentation by Dr. Elise Labbé

Author of Psychology, Moment by Moment

 

Wednesday, November 6th  

12 pm to 1:30 PM

Annandale Campus CS 238

Please Register for this event here. 

 

Dr. Elise Labbé, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist and professor of psychology at the University of South Alabama in Mobile, AL and clinic director of the USA Psychological Clinic.  She has published numerous research papers in clinical and health psychology and presents at national and international conferences.  Labbé,  has earned several awards including the Phi Kapppa Phi Scholar of the Year Award, the Orurobors Award, Who’s Who in Biobehavioral Sciences, and university excellence in teaching and service awards.  She is the editor in chief of Journal of Sport Behavior and is on the editorial of Journal of Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback, and has been invited to review a number of clinical and health psychology journals.

 

Labbé teaches and researches mindfulness and has practiced meditation for over thirty years.

 

She is currently co-authoring a book chapter on mindfulness, You Tube, and the brain with Dr. Andrée E. C. Betancourt,  Adjunct Assistant Professor of Communication Studies, Theater and Film at Northern Virginia Community College.