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April 2019
2019 Spokane Spring Intensive
2019 Spokane, Washington - Balint Leadership Training Intensive - Training leaders in relationship centered care.™ Course Overview The four-day Intensive course is designed to teach Balint Group leadership technique primarily through experiential groups, supplemented by topic-focused small discussion groups and faculty panel discussions. Attendees will have ample time to present cases, practice leading a Balint Group, and engage informally with other participants. Faculty-guided debrief sessions provide participants opportunities to receive feedback on their practice sessions in a safe and supportive setting.…
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Hungarian Balint Society and IBF Council Meeting
Balint weekend and IBF council meeting in Budapest - the birthplace of Michael Balint! 31May – 2 June 2019. Budapest flyer and application form here! Venue: Panorama Medical Center (PMC) http://www.panoramamed.hu/international-patient.html, 1025 Budapest, II. kerület, Páfrány út 23/b. It is easy to get there by trams 56 and 61 from the metro station Déli pályaudvar, which is a railway station as well and from Széll Kálmán tér which is in the centre of Buda. Panorama is in the II district and the XI and XII districts are…
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21st International Balint Congress
21st International Balint Congress - Porto, Portugal Message from the APGB President Dear Colleagues. The Portuguese Balint Association and the International Balint Federation warmly invites you for the 21st International Balint Congress, taking place in Porto, from 11th to 15th September 2019. “Seeing medicine through other eyes” is our theme. Nowadays, medical knowledge is dominated by the technologic medicine that emerged from the scientific advances and the therapeutic discoveries. Fortunately, the doctor doesn’t forget the limits of…
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October 2019 Long Beach Island Intensive
American Balint Society - October 2019 Balint Leadership Training Intensive Course Overview The four-day Intensive course is designed to teach Balint group leadership technique primarily through experiential groups, supplemented by topic-focused small discussion groups and faculty panel discussions. Attendees will have ample time to present cases, practice leading a Balint group, and engage informally with other participants. Faculty-guided debriefings provide opportunities to receive feedback on participants’ practice sessions in a safe and supportive setting. Participants emerge from the course with…
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