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When the Ground Is Gone: Identity Reorganization After Loss, Injury, and Displacement – and What Painting Makes Visible

This webinar is presented by Irina Valentin, Ph.D., C.Psych. Date: Monday, November 2, 2026 Time: 4:30 pm PT/ 5:30 pm MT/ 6:30 pm CT/ 7:30 pm ET       Webinar length is approx. 90 mins. The ZOOM link will be sent in a registration confirmation email and will be emailed directly to you a

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AJP Mentorship Program

AJP Mentorship Program

The Association of Jewish Psychologists (AJP) Mentorship Program connects emerging and experienced Jewish psychologists and allies to strengthen scholarship, clinical practice, leadership, and the communal response to antisemitism. Grounded in AJP’s mission to promote the psychological understanding of Jewish history, culture, and identity, this program supports student and early career professional members in developing the

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