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| 11th INTERNATIONAL NEUROPSYCHOANALYSIS CONGRESS, SEATTLE |
‘Ronde’ by Mai-Thu
NEUROPSYCHOANALYTIC PERSPECTIVES ON PLAY
The Educational Day will take place on Friday 23 July 2010; with Karen Gilmore, Yoram Yovell, Oliver Turnbull and Maggie Zellner (5 CME/CPE credits).
Original neuropsychoanalytic research and keynote talks will be presented in the main Congress on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 July (13 CME/CPE credits).
Both events will take place at the University of Washingon in Seattle.
Click here for the Educational Day programme.
Click here for the Congress programme.
Play has recently emerged (perhaps unexpectedly) as an exciting area of mutual interest for psychoanalysis and the neurosciences. As we gain a better understanding of the neurobiology of play, and its pivotal role in mammalian development and group relations, so we are able to view psychoanalytic observations and theories in a new way ... and then cast this light back onto the neurobiological research.
Keynote speakers include:
Stuart Brown, National Institute for Play, California
Peter Fonagy, University College London
Jaak Panksepp, College of Veterinary Medicine, Washington State University
and
Mark Solms, University of Cape Town
PLAY IS SERIOUS: SOME VIEWING AND READING MATERIAL TO GET YOU UP TO SCRATCH!
An article in the New York Times in February 2008: click here
Stuart Brown talking on Play on the TED website: click here
Read a seminal book on Play: Burghardt G.M. The genesis of animal play. Published by Cambridge, MA: MIT Press; 2005. click here to find it
 Read a paper by Jaak Panksepp on ADHD and Play
The Congress and Educational Day are co-sponsored by the Seattle Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, and will be CME/CPE accredited
HOW TO REGISTER
Online registration is now available; you can also register by fax to +44 20 7284 4030 using a booking form you can download by clicking here. The low-price student tickets are now sold-out. The student rate is now 50% of the advertised price.
MATERIAL FOR PARTICIPANTS
Click here for directions to Kane Hall.
Click here for directions from 'Congress' hotels to Kane Hall.
Click here for directions to Optional Dinner on Friday 23 July.
OPTIONAL DINNER
It will be on Lake Union, at McCormick & Schmick's, one of Seattle's fine fish restaurants, on the Friday evening before the Congress, after the Educational Day.
ACCOMMODATION
We have made block bookings at three hotels walking distance from Kane Hall, the Congress venue - The Deca, the Watertown and the University Inn - and at Halls of Residence not far from there.
Negotiated room prices are in US dollars (taxes not included):
► Deca: the beautiful Art Deco rooms start at $159 - until early June 2010; breakfast is an extra $18. The hotel is lovely. You can book by email mentioning the International Neuropsychoanalysis Congress to get the special rate, or book online at www.hoteldeca.com., then click the reservations link at the top left of the page; click the enter negotiated rate code located at the bottom left hand side of the page. Then put in your reservation dates and on the right hand side enter 42506 where the group/event id box is and then begin search, then click view rates and enter your details. Or you can email reservations@hoteldeca.com and mention the Neuropsychoanalysis Congress.
► Watertown at $159 - until 31 May 2010 price includes a 'robust' breakfast, parking, WiFi, complimentary loaner bikes and fitness center; email reservations@watertownseattle.com and mention The Int'l Neuropsychoanalysis Congress 2010 to benefit from the special rate. Visit the hotel at www.watertownseattle.com. .
► University Inn at $135 - until 31 May 2010; price includes continental breakfast, parking and pool; email reservations@universityinnseattle.com and mention Int'l Neuropsychoanalysis Congress 2010 to benefit from the special rate. Visit the hotel at www.universityinnseattle.com.
► Halls of Residence on campus at the University of Washington. A single room is $70 and double occupancy is $47.40 per person per night (minimum two nights, no taxes or extras). Click here to book online or to download a booking form; reservations are from July 21 through to July 26 only.
Click here for a map showing the location of these four options and the Congress venue.
If you want to stay in downtown Seattle, only 15 minutes or so away by bus or taxi, we warmly recommend the Sheraton Seattle Hotel.
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