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Boston Institute for Psychotherapy & The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston will co-sponsor the thirteenth annual symposium to promote a dialogue between psychotherapy and the arts:
The Roots of Happiness: Positive Psychology and the Art of Meditation
Presenters:
Tal Ben-Sharar, Ph.D.,
Lecturer on Psychology, Harvard University; author of Happier
Evan Brenner, Actor, playwright
Sara Lazar, Ph.D., Scientist, Massachusetts General Hospital, instructor of psychology, Harvard Medical School
When: Sunday, April 13, 2008 12:30pm - 4:30pm
Where: Remis Auditorium - Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 465 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115
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Pricing:
$50
for Continuing Education registrants
$45
for CE registrants who
are MFA members (with MFA member number)
$40
for General Admission
$35
for MFA members and students (who must submit--with their completed registration forms and payments--copies of both sides of their currently valid student ID and their MFA member number.
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Continuing Education Credits:
Participants must attend the entire symposium (signing in and out) to receive credit.
Psychologists: This is co-sponsored by the Boston Institute for Psychotherapy and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. 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 CE credits.
Social Workers and Mental Health Counselors:
Application for 3 CE credits have been made to NASW and MMCEP/MaMHCA
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Parking and Public Transportation:
Paid parking is available in the garage on Museum Road and in the lot adjacent to the Museum. To get to the museum by public transportation, take the MBTA Green Line E line to the Museum of Fine Arts stop.
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On View at the MFA:
There will be two exhibitions ongoing at the MFA during the day of the symposium: Resounding Ragas: Paintings and Musical Memory in India; and Drawing: A Broader Definition. Museum admission is not required to attend the symposium or to visit the restaurants or shops. Admission is required to visit the galleries.
For more information, call the MFA at 617-267-9300 or visit www.mfa.org
H: The Museum is wheelchair accessible. Assistive listening devices are available for the hard of hearing.
Questions? Please call the Boston Institute for Psychotherapy at 617-566-2200.
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