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Psychology Goes to the Movies was presented at Lesley University on four consecutive Friday nights from 7:00 – 10:30 p.m. Our 2008 film and discussion series Shattered Innocence: Children Surviving Crisis featured the following films and discussants.

February 29
The Summer of Aviya, 1988; director: Eli Cohen
Discussants: Rafael Ornstein, M.D and Susannah Sherry, M.D.

March 7
Careful, He Might Hear You, 1983; director: Mike Schultz
Discussant: Joe Shay, Ph.D.

March 14
Fateless, 2005; director: Lajos Koltai
Discussants: Anna Ornstein, M.D. and Paul Ornstein, M.D.

March 21
My Life as a Dog, 1988; director: Lasse Halstrom
Discussant: Judy Yanouf, M.D.


Psychology Goes to the Movies is a classic film and discussion series on contemporary issues in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis. This series provides participants with a unique opportunity to explore deeper meanings in film, in a public dialogue with psychotherapists and filmmakers.

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Pricing:
$34 for mental health continuing education registration
$14 for general admission
$7 for students who have a valid student id

Film Series Discounts:
$50 all four films without CECs
$130 all four films with CECs


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Continuing Education Credits:
Participants must attend the entire program: the introduction, screening, and post-film discussion. Participants must sign in before the program introduction and sign out at the conclusion of the discussion in order to receive credit.

Psychologists: The film series is co-sponsored by the Boston Institute for Psychotherapy and Lesley University. The Boston Institute for Psychotherapy, Inc. is approved by the American Psychological Association to offer continuing education for psychologists. The Institute maintains responsibility for this program. Participants receive 3.5 CE credits.

Social Workers and Mental Health Counselors: Application for 3.5 CE credits have been made to NASW and MMCEP/MaMHCA
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Parking and Public Transportation:
Parking is available in Lesley University parking lots during the film series for $3.00 paid at the Lesley security office next to the Marran Theater.

Parking is sometimes available at meters along Massachusetts Avenue and it is free to park there after 6 p.m.

There are MBTA buses that go along Massachusetts Avenue and the Red Line MBTA subway line runs through Harvard Square and Porter Square. Please check the MBTA website for schedules.

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Lesley Info:
Lesley University main campus is located in Cambridge off Massachusetts Avenue between Harvard Square and Porter Square.

The Marran Theater is on the main campus quad one block from Massachusetts Avenue down Mellen Street or Everett Street. For more directions and parking information, please click on the Lesley University website and then go to the maps and directions links. www.lesley.edu/dir.html


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