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The Michigan Coalition on Sexual Abuse & Deviancy aims at increasing the communication between the numerous systems that deal with sexual abuse and deviancy.
The central mission and purpose of the Michigan Counseling Association [MCA] is to enhance human development throughout the lifespan and to promote the counseling profession.
The Michigan Group Psychotherapy Society is a local afflilate of the American Group Psychotherapy Association [AGPA].
Michigan Mental Health Counselors Association [MMHCA] is the state chapter of the American Mental Health Counselors Association.
The Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute was organized in 1957.
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The Michigan Society for Psychoanalytic Psychology [MSPP], founded in 1980, is a chapter of the Division of Psychoanalysis (Division 39) of the American Psychological Association [APA].
MSPP is an interdisciplinary society, based on the belief that psychoanalysis is enriched by including individuals from diverse backgrounds. Members include psychologists, social workers and psychiatrists as well as individuals from other disciplines. As a group, MSPP disavows any orthodoxy and welcomes all significant viewpoints in psychoanalysis.
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The Microsoft Healthcare Users Group [MS-HUG] was formed as an independent, non-profit organization. The mission of MS-HUG is to be the healthcare industry forum for exchanging ideas, promoting learning, and sharing solutions for information systems using Microsoft technologies.
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The Mid-Atlantic Group Psychotherapy Society [MAGPS] is a regional affiliate of the American Group Psychotherapy Association that serves group therapists in Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia.
MAGPS maintains the traditions of psychodynamic group psychotherapy and provides didactic and experiential training for psychotherapists interested in how group dynamics affect individuals, families, communities, and the world of business.
All mental health professions are welcome and well represented in our Society.
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Middlesex University London teaches some 40,000 students on Middlesex courses at our campuses in London, Dubai and Mauritius.
The Midjan Group is a European organization, founded in 1996 to promote telemedicine in developing countries. It is an Association under French law, comprising commercial, governmental, industrial and academic organisations based in Europe, whose expertise covers both telecommunications and health care.
Most developing countries suffer from a severe shortage of health care professionals, especially in remote and rural areas. They need improved communications to link remote clinics and hospitals with urban hospitals and medical specialists outside the country. They need improvements in administration of their health care sector (e.g., in management of patient records). Health care professionals need access to up-to-date medical literature, both local and international. They need improvements in the provisioning of rural clinics and hospitals with pharmaceuticals and other medical supplies. They need to minimise the number of patients referred to distant hospitals who may already be overwhelmed. They need to raise the level of awareness about health care practices. They need rapid help in the event of a disaster or emergency, such as the break-out of Ebola disease in the Congo (ex-Zaire).
Telemedicine techniques can help. Telemedicine is the use of telecommunications to provide medical and health care at a distance. Telemedicine is usually taken to mean curative practices while telehealth includes preventative measures, but in this leaflet the term is intended to cover both aspects.
Midland Hospice Care, a non-profit organization, began in 1978. Its staff of health professionals provides hospice care, day care, bereavement services and education.
The 3000+ members of the Midwestern Psychological Association [MPA] make it one of the largest psychological associations in the world. The primary function of the MPA is to conduct an Annual Meeting at which scientific papers and symposia may be presented.
The Mihalik Group [TMG] is a health care consulting firm offering customized consulting services and related products and programs for managed care and managed behavioral health care organizations, hospitals, behavioral health organizations, health care networks, ambulatory care facilities, long term care facilities, home health agencies, and child welfare organizations.
The International Military Mental Health Conference [IMMH] is an interdisciplinary forum where practitioners meet researchers, open to everyone involved in the bio-psycho-social-spiritual well being of the soldiers (psychologists, psychiatrists, medical doctors, social workers) aiming at establishing guidelines for cooperation and best practice in a multinational multicultural operational environment.
The work of the Jean Baker Miller Training Institute [JBMTI] is based on Relational-Cultural Theory, a model of psychological development that grew out of the collaboration of scholars, researchers, and clinicians at the Stone Center, part of Wellesley Centers for Women at Wellesley College. JBMTI conducts workshops, courses, professional trainings, publications, and ongoing projects.
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Mind is the leading mental health charity in England and Wales. It works for a better life for people diagnosed, labelled or treated as mentally ill. It does this through campaigning, community development, training, publishing, and a comprehensive information service.
The Mind/Body Medical Institute [M/BMI] is affiliated with Harvard Medical School.
The Mind and Life Institute is dedicated to fostering dialogue and research between modern science and the great living contemplative traditions, especially Buddhism.
The Mind Network is a group for philosophy of mind and cognitive science.
MindFreedom Support Coalition International, formed in 1988, is a non-profit organization that campaigns for human rights of people diagnosed with psychiatric disabilities. It represents over 100 sponsoring organizations in over 14 nations.
MindFreedom has non-governmental organization [NGO] Consultative Roster Status with the United Nation's Economic and Social Council [ECOSOC].
The Minnesota Association for Children's Mental Health [MACMH] is a non-profit organization that strives to enhance the quality of life for children with emotional/ behavioral disorders and their families.
The Minnesota Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers [MnATSA] is dedicated to the promotion of education, research, and professional intervention regarding sexual abuse issues.
The Minnesota Council on Compulsive Gambling, Inc is a private, non-profit corporation providing information, facilitating research and conducting professional training. Preventive services are aimed at high risk individuals, especially adolescents. It's North American Training Institute provides educational material.
The Minnesota Group Psychotherapy Society is a local afflilate of the American Group Psychotherapy Association [AGPA].
MN Institute for Professional Development, Inc.
Minnesota Psychiatric Society is a district branch of the American Psychiatric Association representing psychiatrists in Minnesota.
The MISS Foundation is a nonprofit international organization committed to helping grieving families after the death of a child. With 75 chapters around the world, this grassroots organization provides immediate and ongoing, culturally competent support; public, academic, and professional education opportunities; legislative mobilization and advocacy; and multidisciplinary services.
The Missouri Association for Behavior Analysis [MOABA] is a membership organization that accepts professional, nonprofessional and student members with interest in behavior analysis.
The Missouri Coalition of Alliances for the Mentally Ill [MOCAMI] is a family organization for persons with brain disorders. It has 15 active chapters throughout Missouri.
The chapters and MOCAMI offer a wide range of services, from Helplines, Journey of Hope Family Education Classes, family and patient support groups, educational forums, speaker's bureau, public and professional education, fighting discrimination, and up to date information about legislation affecting the lives of persons with mental illness.
The Miissouri Group Psychotherapy Society is a local afflilate of the American Group Psychotherapy Association [AGPA].
John Mitchell & Associates is an Australian company providing services in telemedicine, videoconferencing and open learning to health care, educational, corporate and government clients.
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