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Dear Colleague, It is our great honour to invite you to the 15th World ISPPM Congress. The time has come for us to pause, to reflect for a moment and to review and organize the substantial amount of scientific information Pre and Perinatal Psychology and Medicine has accumulated in the last three decades of the 20th Century. Now, at the beginning of the 21st Century, is the appropriate time to integrate this knowledge from a variety of related disciplines, in order to project a new vision for the individual and the society. Pre and Perinatal Psychology and Medicine are uniquely qualified to enable our own and future generations to visualize and to actualise new opportunities, prospects, possibilities and potentials for human development. Here are just some questions expected to draw keen interest: What preventive strategies for better birthing can be devised from therapeutic experience? How can result of Experimental Psychology and Developmental Psychology be integrated into Neonatology? Is it possible to find a common path for Prenatal Psychology and Psychoanalysis? What contribution can Psychoneuroendocrinology make to the better understanding of the working of body-mind connection? We invite you to join together to explore the answers to these and other questions of moment. Ludwig Janus M.D. Jenö Raffai Ph.D. |
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On behalf of the Scientific Committee I do invite all psychoanalysts who are interested in the field of psychoanalytical psychology of the fetus and of new born children. The Congress will be held in Budapest, a town with a tradition in this field. Sándor Ferenczi, who lived and worked here, made his pioneering observations on the influence of mother’s emotions and attitudes on the psychical and physical development of their fetus and on its later life. Ferenczi thought that mother’s love counterbalances the death instinct of the fetus and unwelcome children are more prone to diseases, to social maladaptation and to suicidal attempts. He was a pioneer also in this line of psychoanalytical research. Since 1929, the year when he published his paper on the mother-fetus relationship, many psychoanalysts followed his researches. Nandor Fodor, a Hungarian psychoanalyst followed Ferenczi’s line, researched prenatal events in psychic life, their consequences in dreams, especially the aftereffects of pre-and perinatal traumas. Observation of Alice and Michael Bálint on primary love, on love of the mother and mother love are an other building block of this psychoanalytic tradition. In Budapest we developed in our days a method to teach mothers to communicate with their fetuses and by it to better their relationship. Psychoanalytic tradition and present day works will be treated at this Congress and I hope that psychoanalysts interested in these themes would come from all part of the world and could share and integrate their experiences with researches and clinicians from other fields of pre-and perinatal psychology and medicine. I hope that you will find our Congress enough attractive to participate in it, in Budapest one of the old capitals of psychoanalysis. Looking forward to seeing you in Budapest. With best wishes György Hidas M.D. |
Congress Secretariat MOTESZ Congress and Travel Agency Ltd. H-1443 Budapest P.O.Box 145. Tel.: + 36 1 311 66 87 Fax: + 36 1 383 79 18 E-mail: motesz@elender.hu Internet: www.motesz.hu
Hotel and tour reservation MOTESZ Congress and Travel Agency Ltd. H-1443 Budapest P.O.Box 145. Tel.: + 36 1 312 38 07, Fax: + 36 1 302 56 10 E- mail: travel@motesz.hu
| Important deadlines | |
| Deadline for sending abstracts: | 1. April 2002 |
| Deadline for registration at reduced rate: | 1. Juni 2002 |
| Confirmation of abstract selection: | 1. Juli 2002 |
| Deadline for accommodation booking: | 30. Juni 2002 |
English, German - Simultaneous translation will be provided
Will be available: single and double projection of 5x5 cm slides, overhead projection, and PC projection.
A Commercial Exhibition is being organised during the Congress. An Exhibition Kit will be sent to all the interested companies and industries. If you are interested in it and need more information please contact the Congress secretariat.
A Certificate of Attendance will be issued at the time of registration to delegates who are pre-registered. For on-site registrants, a Certificate of Attendance will be available at the end of the Congress. No certificate will be issued after the Congress.
Participants, accompanying persons and exhibitors are requested to wear the congress badges on all occasions.
The Congress Venue is fully accessible for disabled persons.
The Organising Committee and the MOTESZ Congress Bureau do not accept liability for personal medical expenses, travel expenses, losses of whatever nature incurred by delegates and/or accompanying persons.
For participants who have special requirements with respect to diet or other matters, arrangements can be made, provided that applications have been received by the secretariat before 30 August 2002.
| Social Activities | |
| Welcome Reception | 19. September 2002 |
| Gala Dinner | 20. September 2002 |
| Sightseeing for the accompanying persons | 20. September 2002 |
| Visit the so called babyfriend maternity ward | 20. September 2002 |
To attend the Congress, Participants are kindly requested to complete the attached Registration Form and return it with the confirmation of the effected payment to the:
MOTESZ Congress and Travel Agency Ltd. H-1051 Budapest, Nádor u. 36., Ungarn Mailing address: H-1443 Budapest, P.O. Box 145., Ungarn Tel.: (+36)1 311 6687 Fax: (+36)1 383 7918 E-mail: motesz@elender.hu Internet: http://www.motesz.huRegistration Forms are accepted by MAIL - FAX and INTERNET:http://www.motesz.hu
Each Delegate must fill out a separate Form. Photocopy for the additional forms.
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Paid before 1 June 2002 |
Paid after 1 June 2002 or on site |
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ISPPM members |
280 EUR |
300 EUR |
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ISPPM Non members |
310 EUR |
330 EUR |
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Accompanying persons |
110 EUR |
120 EUR |
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Gala dinner |
50 EUR |
50 EUR |
The registration fee includes for the delegates:
Access to the Scientific Sessions and the Exhibition area, Conference bag, Badge, One copy of the Final Programme and Book of Abstracts, Welcome Party, Visit the so called babyfriend maternity ward
The registration fee includes for the accompanying persons:
Access to the Exhibition area, Welcome Party, Sightseeing
Payments should be made preferably in advance and paid in EURO by the following methods:
Payment of fees must accompany all registration forms. No registration will be confirmed until payment is received by MOTESZ Congress and Exhibition Bureau. Only registered participants can attend the Congress.
Registration will begin on Thursday, 19 September 2002 at Thermal Hotel Margitsziget.
| The schedule is as follows: | |
| 19. September 2002 | 9.00 – 20.00 Uhr |
| 20. September 2002 | 7.00 – 20.00 Uhr |
| 21. September 2002 | 8.00 – 20.00 Uhr |
| 22. September 2002 | 8.00 – 14.00 Uhr |
Upon receipt of the full registration fee, confirmation of registration will be sent to each participant and an official invoice will be given on-site.
Cancellations should be notified in writing to MOTESZ Congress and Exhibition Bureau. Cancellation received before 15 June, 2002 will result in the full refund less a 20% administrative charge. Cancellations received after this date will not be eligible for a refund. Substitute delegates will be accepted. Name substitutions are accepted at any time at an extra charge of 30 EUR.
An invitation letter will be sent on request. This letter, however, does not constitute any obligation for the Organising Secretariat to cover registration fee, accommodation, travel expenses and any other cost connected with the participation at the Congress.
SOCIAL EVENTS |
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| Welcome Reception Venue: Danubius Thermal Hotel Margitsziget IIncluded in the registration fee |
19. September 2002 |
| Accompanying persons’ programme Sightseeing in Budapest Included in the registration fee of the accompanying persons |
20. September 2002 |
| Gala Dinner Preis: 50 EURO |
20. September 2002 |
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form Visit the so called babyfriend maternity ward in the Weis Manfred Hospital in Csepel: alternative delivery room, family room and the rooming – in system. Included in the registration fee |
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The Importance of Prenatal Psychic Space for the Individual and Society: Towards an Integration of Medical, Psychological and Psychoanalytical Aspects of Prenatal Development.
| Helga Blazy, Ph.D. | The Prenatal Father |
| Ludwig Janus, M.D. | The Prenatal Dimension inPsychoanalysis |
| John C. Sonne, M.D. | The Psychological and Social Consequences of the Threat of Being Aborted |
| Otwin Linderkamp Prof. M.D. | Individuelle, entwicklungsfördernde Betreuung des Frühgeborenen |
| József Vas, M.D. | Interactive Psychoneurobiology. A Outline. |
| Fedor-Freybergh Peter Prof. M.D. | Phylosofical Reflections on Medical Research and Science in the Changing World: Integrative Psychoneuroendocrinology during the Prenatal and Perinatal Stages of Life |
| Gabriella Ferrari | The Prenatal Education |
| György Hidas, M.D. | Psychoanalytical Approach of the Prenatal Mother-Baby Bonding |
| Jenö Raffai, Ph.D. | Schizophrenia and the Disturbance of Prenatal Mother Baby Bonding |
| Johannes Fabricius M.D.Ph.D. | The Depth Regression of the Libido in the Individuation Process: Playback of the Film of Life |
| Peter Hepper Ph.D. | Prenatal learning: building for the future |
| Bea Van der Bergh Ph.D. | The effect of maternal stress and anxiety in prenatal life on fetus and child. An overview of research findings |
| Jon RG&Troya GN Turner | Prebirth Memory in Discovery of Prenatal Psychic Space for the Development of the Individual & Society |
Psychiatry, obstrectics – gynaecology, psychoneuroendocrinology, psychotherapy, psychoanalysis, hypnosis, psychopathology, experimental psychology, developmental psychology, research on stress, bonding, neonatology, pediatrics, psychohistory
Last updated on: 12. February 2002 by A.Bischoff