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The Child Study Center [CSC] is a department at Yale University School of Medicine that brings together multiple disciplines to further the understanding of the problems of children and families. Among the many disciplines are child psychiatry, pediatrics, genetics, neurobiology, epidemiology, psychology, nursing, social work and social policy. The mission of the Center is to understand child development, social, behavioral, and emotional adjustment, and psychiatric disorders and to help children and families in need of care.

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Established in 1992, Yaletown Family Therapy has helped to forge Vancouver, BC as a mecca for family therapy training and conferences in the area of Narrative Therapy.

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Formed in 1957 as the Young Adult Institute, YAI/National Institute for People with Disabilities is a network of not-for-profit health and human services agencies dedicated to building brighter futures for people with mental retardation and developmental and learning disabilities of all ages and their families.

YAI/National Institute for People with Disabilities includes over 350 community-based programs with a combined staff of over 2,000 serving over 20,000 individuals and their families daily. These programs are in New York, New Jersey and Puerto Rico. In addition, the National Training Institute supports agencies throughout the United States.

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The Yemen Psychiatrists and Neurologists Association was founded in 1987.

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The Wurzweiler School of Social Work was established in 1957. It is "methods based" and offers concentrations in Social Casework, Social Group Work, and Community Social Work.

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Yoga and Psychotherapy Association of India [YPAI] is affiliated with the World Council for Psychotherapy [WCP] and the Asian Federation for Psychotherapy [AFP].

Objectives:

• Conduct or help in conducting research in Yoga and Psychotherapy
• Edit or get edited books on Yoga and Psychotherapy
• Prepare and publish books/journals and other literature on Yoga and Psychotherapy
• Organize seminars/lectures and conduct short term workshops and provide facilities for training individuals or groups of individuals in Yoga and Psychotherapy in India and abroad
• Establish contacts and cooperate with the individuals and associations or organization working in the field of Yoga and Psychotherapy in different aspect
• Give adequate guidance to the individuals and groups in the Yogic and Psychotherapeutic way
• Conduct short term courses in Yoga and Psychotherapy of One months/Three months and above through distance education/correspondence

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The Yorkshire Institute for Clinical and Health Informatics [YICHI] is a regional consortium of NHS Trusts, Health Authorities, Universities, Local Authorities and Businesses aimed at promoting the sharing of information, resources and expertise in Health Informatics.

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Young Minds is a registered charity which was set up in 1989 and grew out of the Child Guidance Trust.. It works to promote the mental health of childen and young people. Young Minds represents a unique alliance of 21 professional bodies in the field of child and adolescent mental health, and more than a thousand group and individual members.

Key aims:

• To encourage the provision of comprehensive, accessible and effective child and adolescent mental health services
• To encourage public policy-makers to take account of the mental health needs of children, young people and their families
• To promote a greater public awareness of the mental health and emotional needs of children, young people and their families

Young Minds advises local commissioners and purchasers on needs assessment and the effective joint-commissioning of child and adolescent mental health services. In 1997, Young Minds launched a customised consultancy and training service. Much of Young Minds' work is devoted to making sure policy-makers at national and local level take account of the mental health needs of children,young people and their families.

Its national Parents Information Service for parents, carers and professionals takes calls from people worried about the emotional well-being of a child. Backed up by an exclusive database of services around the country, the front-line staff of Young Minds can put callers in touch with local helping agencies, as well as providing written information.

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Youth Change provides training and resources for counselors, teachers, mental health workers and other youth professionals. It also publish books and tapes for youth professionals.

1. Breakthrough Strategies to Teach and Counsel Troubled Youth November 13-14, 2008: Kansas City, Missouri, USA
2. Breakthrough Strategies to Teach and Counsel Troubled Youth December 4-5, 2008: El Segundo, Los Angeles County, California, USA
3. Breakthrough Strategies to Teach and Counsel Troubled Youth December 11-12, 2008: Phoenix, Arizona, USA
4. Breakthrough Strategies to Teach and Counsel Troubled Youth May 7-8, 2009: SeaTac, King County, Washington, USA

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Youth Support is an independent charity set up in 1986 to provide a focus for work with young people who were often ignored by the statutory authorities of the United Kingdom. It provides services for youth and training for professionals.

Youth Support work extensively with families including those with older parents - the family provides the ‘stage’ upon which emotional development takes place and sets the scene for future difficulties, personality problems, and patterns of low self worth, self harm and abuse. By working with families Youth Support hope to break cycles of dysfunctional patterns and enable children to grow into happy effective adults and future parents themselves.

Much of the work at the residential unit involves child protection issues - diagnostic, preventive and therapeutic/treatment.

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Ypsilon is en vereniging van familieleden van chronisch psychotische en schizofrene mensen.

Ypsilon is the Dutch fellowship of relatives suffering from schizophrenia or psychoses. It is an affiliation of 50 groups, covering a total of 5,000 members.

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The Yugoslav Neuropsychiatric Association [YNA] was founded in 2002.