PSYMEET

(The link is available for e-mail)

(The link is available for more detail)

Talomin Books is a publisher of professional and fiction titles. In the former category it focuses on psychology and business, with an emphasis upon practical skills application for professionals. It offers trainings in conjunction with selected book titles.

(You can click on the link for e-mail)

The Taos Institute is a pueblo, or community, of scholars and practitioners working to explore, develop and extend the implications of social constructionism within a multitude of professional practices.

The Institute is a non-profit organization whose founders, associates and members collaborate to design and promote creative, appreciative, and relational processes in families, communities and organizations around the world.

(The link below is available for making contact)

Tasks Unlimited is a group of not-for-profit organizations committed to helping adults with serious and persistent mental illness and brain disorder improve their status by promoting their self-sufficiency. Programs serve residents of Minnesota.

(The link below is available for e-mail)

The Tasmanian Association for Mental Health aims to:

• Promote a positive community attitude towards mental health
• Cooperate with other organisations involved in the sector
• Protect the interests of those suffering from disorders or disabilities and to foster their rehabilitation

(You could use the link for e-mail)

Objectives:

• Promote the development of a vibrant e-health sector in Tasmania by facilitating connectivity between the Health and IT sectors
• Assist decision-making by government and industry in a manner that will be beneficial to the e-health sector and Tasmanian community
• Promote training and skills development initiatives that will assist the rapid development of the Tasmanian e-health sector
• >Provide information and reports to members to enable opportunities to be identified and to further promote the cohesiveness of the Tasmanian e-health sector

(The link below is available for e-mail)

Formed in 1947, the Tavistock Institute is an independent not-for-profit organisation. It combines research in the social sciences with professional practice.

Problems of institution-building and organisational design and change are being tackled in all sectors—government, industry and commerce, health and welfare, education, etc., both nationally and internationally. Clients range from multinationals to small community groups. A growth area has been the use of a developmental approach in evaluating new and experimental programmes, particularly in health, education and community development. This has also produced new training events in addition to the regular programme of group relations conferences.

(The link below is available for getting more detail)

The Tavistock Marital Studies Institute provides couple therapy, trainings in couple therapy, consultations to couples in distress as well as courses for therapists and counsellors working with couples, consultation to professionals, lectures, workshops and conferences.

(You could use the link for more detail)

The Tavistock Clinic and the Portman Clinic became an NHS Trust in 1994. These are National Health Service outpatient clinics providing a range of mental health services for psychological, emotional and personality problems. Both clinics provide a range of services which include family work, individual psychotherapy, for children or adults, group therapy and couple therapy.

The Tavistock Clinic was established in 1920. It is a training institution for psychotherapists including adult psychoanalytic psychotherapists and child psychotherapists.

The Portman Clinic was founded in 1933 to study and treat delinquency, violence and sexual deviancy.

The Tavistock Society of Psychotherapists was established in 1995 as the professional association for the psychoanalytical psychotherapy training, the child psychotherapy training and family therapy trainings at the Tavistock Clinic (incorporating the Society of Psycho-analytical Psychotherapists, founded in 1983).

(You can use the link below for e-mail)

Taylor & Francis Events produces events related to titles of the publisher, Taylor & Francis.