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November 18, 2009

ABCT and Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving

Just a quick note to let everyone know that the next week and a half will be a bit chaotic on PBB.  Tomorrow morning, we head to the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT) 43rd annual convention.  We will post periodic short updates from the conference and would love to hear about the experiences of anyone else attending the conference (or questions from those who are not).

Also, next week we will be taking a vacation to celebrate Thanksgiving.  We will return to our regular daily posts on Monday November 30th.  In the meantime, we will still publish comments as they come in and respond to them as often as we can.

We hope everyone enjoys their Thanksgiving holiday.  This year, Joye and I are thankful for many things, one of which is wonderful interactions we have enjoyed with readers.

Posted at 06:21 PM in Welcome to PBB |

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