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185 East 85th Street, Mezz #4
New York, NY 10028
Phone: 201 941-2266, Fax: 201 941-5110
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.meaningfulworld.com
September 17, 2005
On September 7-9, 2005, the United Nations held the 58th Annual
DPI/NGO Conference titled Our Challenge: Voices for Peace,
Partnerships and Renewal. Dr. Anie Kalayjian was on the conference
planning committee. More than 2,000 participants representing over
1,200 NGO and civil society organizations in120 countries gathered in
New York. It focused on civil society's perspective on peace and
security, development, human rights and United Nations reform. For
updates on Conference and media events, please visit
www.unngodpiconference.org
During the 58th Annual DPI/NGO Conference, Dr. Kalayjian organized and
co-moderated a presentation entitled "Partnerships to prevent
violence, genocide and terrorism" with Dr. Judy
Kuriansky. Dr. Kalayjian also organized a presentation entitled
"Children as Victims and Perpetrators of Violence: Mental Health and
Human Rights Perspectives".
On September 7, 2005, Dr. Kalayjian appeared on CBS News with Melissa
McDermott. She discussed on the psychosocial impact of Hurricane
Katrina onsurvivors and caregives. Dr. Kalayjian also discussed how
parents should talk with children about Hurricane Katrina.
On September 14, 2005, Dr. Kalayjian was interviewed by Time magazine
correspondent, Amanda Bower, on decision making and resettlement
post-hurricane Katrina. She also talked about the value of "holding
environment" after Hurricane Katrina.
On September 24, 2005, Dr. Anie Kalayjian Presents:Peace Begins in the
Soul: Ethnic Conflict and Reconciliation with Dan Booth Cohen & Sophia
Kramer-Leto. The workshop will take place at Fordham University,
Lincoln Center Campus from 1:00 - 5:00pm In this continuing series
following Bert Hellinger's historic presentation at Fordham, Dan Booth
Cohen and Sophia Kramer-Leto present Constellations in the service of
reconciliation between conflicting groups. Experienced conflict
resolution professionals are all too familiar with the turning point
where negotiations fail, emotions flare, and dialogue breaks
down. Despite our best intentions to bring the parties together, the
legacy of past traumas and injustices impedes movement towards a
lasting peace.
The messages of healing received from our ancestral field often leave
us awed and moved to tears. Coming into tune with the past strengthens
our professional work and personal relationships. The workshop is open
to all. Constellations will be offered to those who: Have a direct
familial connection to war or ethnic conflict; and, Have a pressing
personal issue to work on. Space is Limited. Pre-Registration
Requested. For Registation please contact Dan Booth Cohen at 781-7158
or email him at [email protected]. You can also contact Sophia
Kramer-Leto at 718-472-3503 or email her at [email protected]
This event is Co-sponsored by: Fordham Psychology Association
__________________________________________________ ____________
Dr. Anie Kalayjian is an international educator, American Board
Certified Expert in Traumatic Stress, logotherapeutic psychotherapist,
international researcher, and consultant. She is the recipient of the
Honorary Doctor ofScience Degree from her Alma Mate, Long Island
University in NYC. She has over fifteen years of experience in
international disaster management and mass-trauma interventions &
conflict resolution; twenty years of university teaching experience
(both graduate and undergrad levels) and she has been in clinical
independent practice in both NY & NJ for 20 yrs.
For more information on present or upcoming events, please email
Dr. Anie Kalayjian at [email protected]
185 East 85th Street, Mezz #4
New York, NY 10028
Phone: 201 941-2266, Fax: 201 941-5110
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.meaningfulworld.com
September 17, 2005
On September 7-9, 2005, the United Nations held the 58th Annual
DPI/NGO Conference titled Our Challenge: Voices for Peace,
Partnerships and Renewal. Dr. Anie Kalayjian was on the conference
planning committee. More than 2,000 participants representing over
1,200 NGO and civil society organizations in120 countries gathered in
New York. It focused on civil society's perspective on peace and
security, development, human rights and United Nations reform. For
updates on Conference and media events, please visit
www.unngodpiconference.org
During the 58th Annual DPI/NGO Conference, Dr. Kalayjian organized and
co-moderated a presentation entitled "Partnerships to prevent
violence, genocide and terrorism" with Dr. Judy
Kuriansky. Dr. Kalayjian also organized a presentation entitled
"Children as Victims and Perpetrators of Violence: Mental Health and
Human Rights Perspectives".
On September 7, 2005, Dr. Kalayjian appeared on CBS News with Melissa
McDermott. She discussed on the psychosocial impact of Hurricane
Katrina onsurvivors and caregives. Dr. Kalayjian also discussed how
parents should talk with children about Hurricane Katrina.
On September 14, 2005, Dr. Kalayjian was interviewed by Time magazine
correspondent, Amanda Bower, on decision making and resettlement
post-hurricane Katrina. She also talked about the value of "holding
environment" after Hurricane Katrina.
On September 24, 2005, Dr. Anie Kalayjian Presents:Peace Begins in the
Soul: Ethnic Conflict and Reconciliation with Dan Booth Cohen & Sophia
Kramer-Leto. The workshop will take place at Fordham University,
Lincoln Center Campus from 1:00 - 5:00pm In this continuing series
following Bert Hellinger's historic presentation at Fordham, Dan Booth
Cohen and Sophia Kramer-Leto present Constellations in the service of
reconciliation between conflicting groups. Experienced conflict
resolution professionals are all too familiar with the turning point
where negotiations fail, emotions flare, and dialogue breaks
down. Despite our best intentions to bring the parties together, the
legacy of past traumas and injustices impedes movement towards a
lasting peace.
The messages of healing received from our ancestral field often leave
us awed and moved to tears. Coming into tune with the past strengthens
our professional work and personal relationships. The workshop is open
to all. Constellations will be offered to those who: Have a direct
familial connection to war or ethnic conflict; and, Have a pressing
personal issue to work on. Space is Limited. Pre-Registration
Requested. For Registation please contact Dan Booth Cohen at 781-7158
or email him at [email protected]. You can also contact Sophia
Kramer-Leto at 718-472-3503 or email her at [email protected]
This event is Co-sponsored by: Fordham Psychology Association
__________________________________________________ ____________
Dr. Anie Kalayjian is an international educator, American Board
Certified Expert in Traumatic Stress, logotherapeutic psychotherapist,
international researcher, and consultant. She is the recipient of the
Honorary Doctor ofScience Degree from her Alma Mate, Long Island
University in NYC. She has over fifteen years of experience in
international disaster management and mass-trauma interventions &
conflict resolution; twenty years of university teaching experience
(both graduate and undergrad levels) and she has been in clinical
independent practice in both NY & NJ for 20 yrs.
For more information on present or upcoming events, please email
Dr. Anie Kalayjian at [email protected]