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Save the Date * May 2, 2008, 6:30 pm
The Chattanoogan
A Kaleidoscopic Event
Celebrating Creativity & Courage in
Mental Health
featuring Dr. Kay Redfield Jamison
Best Selling Author, Professor of Psychiatry, Hero in Medicine
and honoring Tennessee Commissioner of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities
Virginia Trotter-Betts
AIM Life Achievement in Mental Health Award
AIM Center welcomes Kay Redfield Jamison, Professor of Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins University, on Friday, May 2, 2008. Dr. Jamison went public with her own struggle of manic depression in her New York Times bestseller An Unquiet Mind, recounting how this disorder shapes her life. Her research in follow-up book, Touched With Fire, provides answers to the age-old proposition that psychological suffering is an essential component to artistic brilliance.
Dr. Jamison is cited as a foremost authority on bipolar disorder and was recently selected by TIME Magazine as a Hero in Medicine.
To reserve your place at this kaleidoscopic event, please call Ashley Evans @ 423.702.8019 or email
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Creativity & Courage in Mental Health 2007
Event Photos
Bonnie Currey, AIM President; Ron Fugatt, AIM Board of Directors; and Anita Fugatt
Event co-chairs Jack & Candy Kruesi with AIM Board Member Jeff Smokler
AIM Board of Directors Cam Busch and Diane Marek
Miller and Karen Welborn, Silent Auction Co-Chair
AIM Board of Directors Tonya and Barry Cammon
Mark Bruce, Erica Radcliff, Phyllis Mescon, Cam Busch with Jed Mescon, Event EmCee
Stephen and Stephanie Austin with Michael and Phyllis Schmits
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