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American Holistic Nurses' Association [AHNA] was founded in 1981 with the philosophy that:

• Nursing is an art/science with the primary purpose to nurture others towards the wholeness inherent within them
• Nurses have a unique opportunity to provide services that facilitate wholeness
• Holistic Nurses demonstrate expertise in a variety of roles and activities
• Holistic nursing assists people to assume personal responsibility for self-care
• Clients, families, and communities have the right to health care that honors the body, mind, and spirit
• Disease and distress are viewed as an opportunity for increased awareness of the interconnectedness of body, mind, and spirit
• Holistic modalities and therapies provide support and options in healing
• ANHA serves as a foundation and dynamic force for nursing practice, committed to unity and healing self, the nursing profession, and the planet

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In 1879, the first known greenhouse for use with individuals with mental illnesses was built by Pennsylvania's Friends Asylum for the Insane (today known as Friends Hospital).

The American Horticultural Therapy Association [AHTA] is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote and advance the profession of Horticultural Therapy as a therapeutic intervention and rehabilitative medium

AHTA:

• Disseminates information relating to the principals and practices of horticultural therapy
• Promotes research in horticultural therapy
• Establishes professional standards and accreditation in horticultural therapy
• Provides professional registration based on academic achievements, work and volunteer experience
• Offers members to individuals, students and institutions both nationally and internationally
• Manages the annual Douglas J Schwartz Greenhouse Grants Program

Founded in 1898, the American Hospital Association [AHA] is the national organization that represents and serves all types of hospitals, health care networks, and their patients and communities. Close to 5,000 hospitals, health care systems, networks, other providers of care and 37,000 individual members come together to form the AHA.

The American Humane Association was formed in 1877. The mission of the American Humane Association, as a network of individuals and organizations, is to prevent cruelty, abuse, neglect, and exploitation of children and animals and to assure that their interests and well-being are fully, effectively, and humanely guaranteed by an aware and caring society.

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The American Hyperlexia Association is a non-profit organization comprised of parents and relatives of children with hyperlexia, speech and language professionals, education professionals, and other concerned individuals with the common goal of identifying hyperlexia, promoting and facilitating effective teaching techniques both at home and at school, and educating the general public as to the existence of the syndrome called hyperlexia.

AHA is dedicated to the advancement of the education and general welfare of children with hyperlexia. We advocate and encourage research related to hyperlexia and seek to assist families of children with hyperlexia in accessing appropriate services.

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The American Hypnosis Training Academy [AHTA], founded in 1981, provides continuing professional education in Ericksonian hypnosis, brief outcome oriented psychotherapy, and neurolinguistic programming [NLP].

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Founded in 1985 as the Center for Cognitive Therapy, the American Institute for Cognitive Therapy [AICT] provides treatment and training.

A non-profit educational organization

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The American Institute of Stress is a non profit organization established in 1978 at the request of Hans Selye to serve as a clearinghouse for information on all stress related subjects.

The American International Health Alliance [AIHA] establishes and manages partnerships between health care institutions in the United States and their counterparts in Central and Eastern Europe and the New Independent States of the former Soviet Union. AIHA also sponsors a number of regionwide program initiatives.

The American Journal of Psychotherapy is published by the Association for the Advancement of Psychotherapy, New York. It sponsors conferences in association with other organizations.

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Founded in 1990, the American Lyme Disease Foundation is a national non-profit organization dedicated to the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and control of Lyme disease and other tick-borne infections.

The Foundation supports critical scientific research and plays a key role in providing reliable and scientifically accurate information to the public, medical community and government agencies about tick-borne diseases and their potentially serious effects on our health and quality of life.

The American Managed Behavioral Healthcare Association [AMBHA] was founded in 1994 to enable the leading companies in this new industry to work together on key issues of quality, public policy and communication. AMBHA membership currently includes 9 national and regional organizations, managing the cost and quality of mental health and substance abuse services for 100 million subscribers.

The American Medical Association [AMA], founded in 1847, is the largest non-profit professional organization of physicians of the United States of America.

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American Medical Development [AMD] supplies medical devices and video and data peripherals to telemedicine programs and integrators.

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The American Medical Directors Association [AMDA] is the professional association of medical directors and physicians practicing in the long term care continuum dedicated to excellence in patient care by providing education, advocacy, information, and professional development.

(This organization has merged into the EEG and Clinical Neuroscience Society [ECNS])

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The American Medical Informatics Association [AMIA] is a professional membership organization devoted to the promotion of research, development, education, and progress in medical and health care informatics in the United States.

1. Annual Symposium November 8-12, 2008: Washington, District of Columbia, USA
2. Spring Congress May 28-30, 2009: Orlando, Florida, USA
3. Annual Symposium November 14-18, 2009: Washington, District of Columbia, USA
4. Annual Symposium November 13-17, 2010: Washington, District of Columbia, USA
5. Annual Symposium October 22-26, 2011: Washington, District of Columbia, USA

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American Medical Seminars [AMS] presents continuing medical education meetings aimed at primary care physicians.

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The American Medical Student Association [AMSA] was founded in 1950 under the auspices of the American Medical Association [AMA] to provide medical students a chance to participate in organized medicine. It became independentt in 1968 and now focuses its energies on the problems of the medically underserved, inequities in our health-care system and related issues in medical education. Its membership consists of over 30,000 medical students, pre-medical students, interns and residents.

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The American Medical Women's Association is a national organization of women physicians and medical students. It is dedicated to promoting women's health, improving the professional development and personal well-being of our members and increasing the influence of women in all aspects of the medical profession.

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The American Medical Writers Association [AMWA] was founded in 1940 to help medical authors. There are 20 regional Chapters in the United States and Canada and one in Europe.

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The American Mental Health Alliance - USA [AMHA-USA] is a professional non-profit member-owned inter-disciplinary organization that promotes an indemnity fee-for-service reimbursement model opposed to managed care and provides resources for members to market their services over the World Wide Web.

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Founded in 1976, the American Mental Health Counselors Association [AMHCA] claims to be the only organization that exclusively represents Mental Health Counselors on the full range of professional issues. Its mission is "to enhance the profession of mental health counseling through licensing, advocacy, education and professional development." Unlike the American Counseling Association [ACA], the AMHCA is geared more to licensed private practice counselors.

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The American Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence [AATOD], formerly the American Methadone Treatment Association, was founded in 1984 as the Northeast Regional Methadone Treatment Coalition.

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The American Music Therapy Association [AMTA] was founded in 1998 as a non-profit organization. Its purpose is the progressive development of the therapeutic use of music in rehabilitation, special education, and community settings.

Predecessors to the American Music Therapy Association included the National Association for Music Therapy founded in 1950 and the American Association for Music Therapy founded in 1971.

AMTA is committed to the advancement of education, training, professional standards, credentials, and research in support of the music therapy profession.