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JOIN US in
the beautiful 11th Century Abbey of
Rolduc in Kerkrade, the Netherlands for
our
 28th
International conference and explore with us the
meaning and mysteries of dreams with world
famous authors, psychotherapists,
psychoanalysts, artists, educators and
researchers from all over the globe. This year
over 160 presenters representing thirty
countries will present seminars,
lectures and workshops. These presenters, along
with our three Keynotes and four Featured
Speakers, will examine dreaming and dreamwork
within a broad range of disciplines including:
cultural diversity, dream research and theory;
clinical applications; the arts & humanities;
culture, anthropology and history; religion,
spirituality and philosophy; dreamwork practice;
as well as extraordinary, psi and lucid dreams.
With a juried Dream Art Exhibition
and reception and the ever-popular Dream
Ball it will be a beautiful blend of
learning and fun. Something for everyone!!
VENUE:
The Rolduc Abbey and conference center is in the
southern part of the Netherlands, near the
borders of Belgium and Germany, providing
wonderful opportunities for international
tourism. It is easily accessible from airports
at Amsterdam, Dusseldorf and Brussels. Go to our
website
www.asdreams.org/2011 for more information
on the venue, travel arrangements, and how to
reserve your lodging at Rolduc or the
surrounding area.
OUR KEYNOTE and FEATURED SPEAKERS:
Charles D. Laughlin, Ph.D
is Emeritus Professor of Anthropology and
Religion at Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada.
Also trained in neuroscience, he is the
co-author of several books, including Brain,
Symbol and Experience. His ethnographic
research includes Uganda, Tibetan Buddhist monks
in Nepal, and the Navajo people of the American
Southwest. He is a practitioner of Tibetan dream
yoga, and specializes in alternative states and
religion.
Prof. Dr. med. Eckart Rüther
studied Medicine, Philosophy and Psychology in
Munich, Montpellier (France) and Hamburg. He is
a specialist in Psychiatry, Neurology,
Psychotherapy and Sleep Medicine.
Robert Bosnak, PsyA
is a Dutch and American Jungian psychoanalyst,
who studied law and criminology at Leiden
University and analytical psychology in Zurich.
He has practiced in Boston and Sydney, and
currently in Santa Barbara/Los Angeles. He
developed embodied imagination, which
is applied worldwide by therapists and artists.
His books have appeared in over a dozen
languages. He is a Past President of IASD.
OUR FEATURED SPEAKERS INCLUDE Stanley
Krippner, PhD:
Terror After Combat: Identifying and Treating
PTSD Nightmares in War Veterans;
Victor Spoormaker, PhD:
The Role of Disturbed Rapid Eye Movement in
Sleep in the Development of Posttraumatic Stress
Disorder: Insights from Neuroimaging Studies; Jaap
Lancee: Cognitive Behavioral
Self-Help Treatment for Nightmares; and
Bas Klinkhamer: The
Search for the Duality Between Ego and Soul in
the Dream.
OUR PRESENTERS
we are delighted to announce the diversity of
presenters from all over the globe who have come
together for this 4 1/2 day program to present
workshops and lectures in the following theme
tracks.
CLICK HERE FOR A DETAILED LIST OF WORKSHOPS AND
PRESENTATIONS
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Dreams and Cultural Diversity (Conference
Theme)
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Clinical
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Dreamwork Practices
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Arts and Humanities
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Extraordinary/Lucid and PSI Dreams
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Spiritual/Religious/Philosophical
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Cultural, Anthropological and Historical
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Theoretical Concepts
CONTINUING EDUCATION (CE) CREDITS:
The conference offers Continuing
Education credits for selected sessions.
The International Assocation for the Study of
Dreams (IASD) is approved by the American
Psychological Association to sponsor continuing
education for psychologists. IASD
maintains responsibility for this program and
its content.
REGISTER NOW!
Go to
www.asdreams.org/2011, where you can
register and pay online with a charge card or
obtain a downloadable mail-in registration form.
Become an IASD member on the website as well to
take advantage of the members’ discounted
registration fee. Please book your lodging early
and directly with the Rolduc conference center
by contacting them at email
info@rolduc.com
or by Telephone +31 (0)45 54 66 888 and asking
for the IASD Conference subscription rate.
Contacts and Information
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