Events
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Office of Mental Health Job Fair
CategoriesMeet OMH staff from our NYC Metro Area Hospitals to discuss current career opportunities!
Date & Time: September 24 •11:00am – 2:00pmLocation: 40 Haven Avenue, NYC, New York 10032, United States -
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World Mental Health Day & Crisis Text Line
CategoriesDate & Time: October 5 •1:00pm – 2:00pmLocation: Performing Arts Center 215 -
Couples and Trauma: Understanding and Healing Relationships in the Wake of a Painful Past
CategoriesIn this six-week seminar, we explore the impact of trauma on couples and relationships, with a focus on understanding how past experiences can shape relational patterns, emotional connection and conflict.
Date & Time: October 14, 2026 – January 6, 2027 •6:30pm – 8:00pmLocation: Virtual -
Explore how Adelphi University helps graduate students succeed beyond the classroom.
Date & Time: October 21 •1:00pm – 1:45pmLocation: Virtual -
Some relationships never officially begin or have the opportunity to unfold, yet leave us grieving as though they had. What makes certain impossible relationships so difficult to relinquish?
Date & Time: November 6–13 •11:00am – 1:30pmLocation: Hybrid, Flex or in-person in NYC -
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Steve Axelrod has been working on revising, elaborating, and applying clinically Erik Erikson’s seminal work on adult development, leading to his 2024 article in The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child, “Growth in adulthood: A revised psychoanalytic framework for adult development.”
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Join Dr. Kenneth Carter, a board-certified clinical psychologist with a master’s degree in clinical psychopharmacology, as he explores the most commonly prescribed medications for mental health conditions.
Date & Time: December 1 •9:00am – 12:00pmLocation: Virtual -
Participants will learn how the three stage model prioritizes emotion and how emotion and emotional regulation organizes interactions. Through interactional exercises, role plays, lecture and video presentations, students will learn to track the negative cycle, calm the cycle and create bonding conversations. Through interactional exercises, role plays, lecture and video presentations, students will learn to track the negative cycle, calm the cycle and create bonding conversations.