IBPF West Coast Meeting

Nov 6, 2014

in Bipolar Disorder, IBPF, Mental Health, Recovery

This Sunday, November 9, I will be attending the Consumer Track of the First Annual West Coast Meeting of the International Bipolar Foundation in Anaheim, CA. To register, go here and choose:

Consumer Rate – IBPF Meeting ONLY: $25.00 (Consumer Track Agenda)
Regular Rate – 1-Day IBPF Meeting ONLY: $99.00 (Clinician Agenda)
Regular Rate – Early Bird Rate – 2-Day Co-Located Meeting with Psych Regionals (11/8/14) AND IBPF (11/9/14): $159.00.

The First Annual IBPF West Coast Meeting features focused education designed to improve the understanding and treatment of bipolar disorder. Topics to be discussed include:

Storytelling as a Recovery Tool

Bipolar Disorder and Addiction

Youth and Bipolar Disorder

Lived Experiences

CONSUMER TRACK AGENDA

IBPF Consumer Track Agenda

CLINICIAN AGENDA

IBPF Clinician Itinerary

First Annual West Coast Meeting

Comments

12 responses to “IBPF West Coast Meeting”

Kitt O’Malley

November 7, 2014

I bet you could still go. It’s only $25. You could probably register in person.
Kitt O’Malley

November 7, 2014

You bet. I’ll write about it next week.
Bradley

November 7, 2014

I wish I had known about this. I would have gone. I guess you’ll just have to write good notes from me. :-p
jmsabbagh

November 7, 2014

Hi Kitt ,incredible article. Thank you so much for liking few of my post. Sincerely Jal Michael
Kitt O’Malley

November 7, 2014

Thank you, Phil! and thank you for your continuing, steadfast support.
philsblog01

November 7, 2014

have a great, rewarding time!
Kitt O’Malley

November 6, 2014

Deal.
Kitt O’Malley

November 6, 2014

Exactly! Thank you, Mihran, for all your support!!!
Kitt O’Malley

November 6, 2014

Thank you, Tony!
dyane

November 6, 2014

Next year when you speak, I will attend!!!
mihrank

November 6, 2014

This meeting has its importance of their mission is to improve understanding and treatment of bipolar disorder through research; to promote care and support resources for individuals and caregivers; and to erase stigma through education.
tonyroberts64

November 6, 2014

Sounds like a great opportunity. I pray you have an enriching experience.