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Conference brochure now available
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Pre Conference Workshops:
Tuesday 1 December, 9am - 5pm
Workshop A:
The attention revolution! with B. Alan Wallace
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Workshop B:
The art & science of teaching and learning with Dr Mary Helen Immordino-Yang
Conference Day One:
Wednesday 2nd December,
8.30am - 5:30pm
MORNING SESSIONS
Understanding the Brain
Changing Your Brain
AFTERNOON SESSIONS
Learning & The Brain
Young Minds
Conference Day Two:
Thursday 3rd December,
8.30am - 5:30pm
MORNING SESSIONS
The Science of Mind with His Holiness the Dalai Lama
AFTERNOON SESSIONS
Emotions & the Brain
The Science of the Mind at Work: Case Studies
When Things Go Wrong
Post Conference Workshops:
Friday 4th December
Morning Workshops
9am - 12pm
Workshop 1: Positive psychology and positive education
Workshop 2: Mind your mind – reducing the risk of dementia
Workshop 3: An introduction to Mindfulness integrated Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
Workshop 4: Whole brain thinking
Afternoon Workshops
2pm - 5pm
Workshop 5: Revealing concealed emotions
Workshop 6: Spark: the science of exercise and the brain
Workshop 7: The power of positive parenting
Workshop 8: Music and creativity for mind, health and resilience
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Professional Development Points
Members of some Endorsing Associations such as the
Australian Counselling Association
The Australian Psychological Society
Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM)
are entitled to claim conference attendance as professional development points.
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GALA DINNER
Wednesday, 2nd December, 2009 at 7.00pm
Dockside, The Balcony Level, Cockle Bay Wharf, Darling Harbour, Sydney
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Enjoy a wonderful evening of fun and networking with conference delegates at the Gala Dinner. Affording panoramic views of Cockle Bay Wharf and Darling Harbour, Dockside boasts one of Sydney's most dazzling locations. The evening will include a delicious three-course meal, music and dancing and inspirational dinner speaker Professor Michael Boyer, Director, Lifehouse
Entertainment will be provided by one of Australia's most talented sopranos, Tania de
Jong, and exciting acoustic covers band Addicted To Twisties.
Sadly, Chris O’Brien passed away in June this year, following a three-year battle with an aggressive brain tumour. All proceeds from the dinner will go to Lifehouse at RPA, The Chris O'Brien Cancer Centre, supporting Chris’ vision for an integrated cancer treatment centre so that patients will no longer have to navigate their way through all the different elements of dealing with their illness alone.
Last year’s Gala Dinner sold out quickly - so
book now to avoid disappointment. Friends and
partners are welcome.
» Reserve your seat now
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Cockle Bay Wharf, Darling Park
Tania de Jong
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This event is endorsed and supported by a wide range of organisations.
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