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The telemedicine studio clinic at the main Virginia Mason campus in Seattle. Washington is the only operation of its kind in the Pacific Northwest. Integrated with this base site are 13 rural hospitals and 5 "studio clinics" located in Alaska and western Washington.

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The Massachusetts Association for Marriage and Family Therapy [MAMFT] is a division of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy [AAMFT].

MAMFT works to promote and develop the profession in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. MAMFT represents over 528 qualified practitioners in Massachusetts dedicated to the promotion of the profession of marriage and family therapy and the advancement of the practices and principles which enhance individual and family well being.

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The Massachusetts General Hospital [MGH] Psychiatry Academy offers continuing medical education.

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The Massachusetts Institute for Psychoanalysis [MIP] was founded in 1987. It offers a training program in psychoanalysis and a one year postgraduate fellowship program. Anybody with an interest in psychoanalysis may become a member and participate. MIP offers psychoanalytic forums, presentations of works in progress, and an annual symposium where analysts of national and international reputation dialogue about comparative positions on topics of current interest.

The MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory conducts research in many aspects of intelligence. Its aims are to:

• Understand human intelligence at all levels, including reasoning, perception, language, development, learning, and social levels
• Build useful artifacts based on intelligence

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The McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT was created in 2000 to use neuroscience to help people with brain disorders, and to ultimately benefit all of mankind by improving human communication and understanding.

The Massachusetts Mental Health Center is a major teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School.

The purpose of the Massachusetts Mental Health Counselors Association [MaMHCA] is to provide professional information, education, training, and advocacy for Mental Health Counselors in Massachusetts. MaMHCAadvocates for the provision of a broad range of services to meet the mental health counseling needs of consumers in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

MaMHCA membership is open to professional mental health counselors, counselor educators and counseling students and interns who have an interest in the advancement of the mental health counseling profession.

MaMHCA is a state chapter of the American Mental Health Counselors Association.

The Massachusetts Psychiatric Society represents over 1800 psychiatric physicians who are committed to providing outstanding patient care through accurate diagnosis and effective treatment of psychiatric illnesses. We seek to achieve this goal by promoting professional eduction and by advocating for the allocation of public and private resources for treatment and research.

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Established in 1890, the Massachusetts Public Health Association is a state-wide non-profit membership organization which seeks to improve health status through education, advocacy, and coalition building. MPHA educates its members, the public health community, and the general public on health-related issues and promotes action to address public health concerns.

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The Masterson Institute evolved from the work of the Masterson Group and was established in 1977 to teach the developmental self and objects relations theory to the psychoanalytic psychotherapy of Disorders of the Self (formerly the Personality Disorders). The Institute became an umbrella for teaching this approach through conferences, lectures, published texts and cassette lectures with a faculty personally trained and supervised by Dr. Masterson. The Society of the Masterson Institute was concurrently established to offer its members study groups and supervision, on-site and by telephone.

These activities in time created a further demand for more intensive, in-depth training which resulted in the establishment of formal three-year part-time postgraduate certificate programs in New York (1986) and San Francisco (1987). Special certificate programs were also begun in Spokane, Washington and Copenhagen, Denmark (1987), and another is planned for Montreal, Canada in the fall of 1997. The current faculty of the east and west coasts has been enlarged to include alumni of the postgraduate training program after being supervised by Dr. Masterson for an extended period.

Matrix Research Institute [MRI] is a non-profit research and training center with over twenty years of experience in the identification of effective human services programs and the preparation of skilled human services personnel. MRI provides program evaluation and systems analysis, professional training and human resource development, public education and consultation services across the mental health, mental retardation, aging, substance abuse and physical disability fields. Since its founding in 1973, MRI has sought to improve the lives of people who face special challenges in living and working independently in community settings.

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The Rabanus Maurus Academy holds workshops, conferences, classes and other events for the general public.

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1. 3-rd Annual Psychiatric Pharmacogenomics February 1-3, 2009: Kohala Coast, Hawai'i, Hawaii, USA
2. Genetic Disposition and Patient-Reported Quality of Life Outcomes February 26, 2009: Rochester, Minnesota, USA
3. Pain Medicine March 5-7, 2009: Marco Island, Florida, USA
4. Justice in Medicine June 24-26, 2009: Rochester, Minnesota, USA
5. The Interface of Medical Illness and Depression/Anxiety June 24-26, 2009: Fajardo, Puerto Rico, USA

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Maytal is a private out-patient mental health institute. It provides a wide range of specialized services in counseling and mental health.

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The McGuire Research Institute is a non-profit organization associated with the Richmond Veterans Administration Medical Center.

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McLean Hospital is an affiliate of Massachusetts General Hospital, a teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School.

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The Department of Psychiatry and Behavioural Neurosciences at McMaster University is a multidisciplinary department consisting of 54 full-time and 152 part-time MD and non-MD faculty.

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