NAAP’s 36th Annual Conference
Listening in the Age of Google
Clinical Perspectives and Social Action
Fordham University School of Social Work at Lincoln Center
October 18, 2008
Featuring
* David Andelman, Keynote Speaker, Author of A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today
* Michael Vannoy Adams
* Shulamith Koenig
* Arnold Richards
With Jane Hall, Special Guest
Topics Include
• Their Versailles and Ours: The Role of the Internet in bringing about organizational change in APsaA Events
• The Listening Cure: Metaphorical Resonances and the Third Ear
Workshops
• Where Three Roads Meet: History, Culture, and Counter-Transference When Listening to Patients
• Listening in the Age of Google: Adoption Coaching
• In This Age of Google: The Analyst is Discovered Online
• Countertransference Issues and the Internet
• Rescuing History to Build Bridges Through Understanding and Dialogue
• Deepening Psychoanalytic Listening: The Marriage of Buddha and Freud
• Cyberspace: The Nodal Self in the Wide Wide World — Adolescents Signing On
• Video Conferencing as a Treatment Modality in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
• Listening Through Your Body: Before Google and After Google
• Is it Still Important to Look at Ancient Texts Psychologically?
Special Events
• Gradiva Awards Banquet
• Institute Leaders Forum – Jennifer R. Harper, Chair
• Reception
Special rates for early registration! Register by September 20 to receive discount:
Members $160; non-Members $180; Students $100
Awards Banquet: $75
Visit www.naap.org for more information and to reg