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International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences [IUAES] (If you please, click above for the sponsor home page)
Contact:	Office of the Secretary-General, IUAES (E Sunderland) Faculty of Health Studies University of Wales Bangor, Gwynedd LL57 2EF United Kingdom +44/1248/382 000 +44/1248/355 830 fax
About:	The International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences [IUAES] is a world organization of social and biological anthropological scientists and institutions working in the fields of anthropology and ethnology, and is also of interest to archaeologists and linguistics specialists. The aim of the Union is to enhance exchange and communication among scholars of all regions of the world, in a collective effort to expand human knowledge. It hopes to contribute to a better understanding of human society, and to a future based on harmony between nature and culture. The IUAES was established in 1948, when it was brought into one organization de facto, with the International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, which was itself founded in 1934. The IUAES is one of the member organizations of the International Social Science Council [ISSC] and also of the International Council for Philosophy and Humanistic Studies [CIPSH].

International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences [IUAES]

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Office of the Secretary-General, IUAES (E Sunderland)

Faculty of Health Studies
University of Wales
Bangor, Gwynedd LL57 2EF
United Kingdom

+44/1248/382 000
+44/1248/355 830 fax

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The International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences [IUAES] is a world organization of social and biological anthropological scientists and institutions working in the fields of anthropology and ethnology, and is also of interest to archaeologists and linguistics specialists. The aim of the Union is to enhance exchange and communication among scholars of all regions of the world, in a collective effort to expand human knowledge. It hopes to contribute to a better understanding of human society, and to a future based on harmony between nature and culture.

The IUAES was established in 1948, when it was brought into one organization de facto, with the International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, which was itself founded in 1934. The IUAES is one of the member organizations of the International Social Science Council [ISSC] and also of the International Council for Philosophy and Humanistic Studies [CIPSH].

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International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology [IUBMB] (You can click above for the organization's home page)
Contact:	(The colored link is available for seeking more detail) International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology c/o Jacques-Henry Weil Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique Institut de Biologie Moleculaire des Plantes (IBMP) 12 rue du General Zimmer 67084 Strasbourg Cedex France +33/3/88-417-238 +33/3/88-614-442 fax IUBMB@Kenes.ccmail.compuserve.com
About:	The mission of the International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology [IUBMB] is to foster and support the growth and advancement of biochemistry and molecular biology as the foundation from which the biomolecular sciences derive their basic ideas and techniques in the service of mankind. This it does throughout the world with particular concern for areas where biochemistry is less well developed, by promoting international cooperation and high standards in research, discussion, application and publication, and through international standardization of methods, nomenclature and symbols, in biochemistry and molecular biology. The IUBMB promotes the norms, values, standards and ethics of science and the free and unhampered movement of scientists of all nations interested in participation in activities related to biochemistry and molecular biology. Every three years the IUBMB sponsors an International Congress of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology [IUBMB]

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International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
c/o Jacques-Henry Weil
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
Institut de Biologie Moleculaire des Plantes (IBMP)
12 rue du General Zimmer
67084 Strasbourg Cedex
France

+33/3/88-417-238
+33/3/88-614-442 fax

IUBMB@Kenes.ccmail.compuserve.com

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The mission of the International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology [IUBMB] is to foster and support the growth and advancement of biochemistry and molecular biology as the foundation from which the biomolecular sciences derive their basic ideas and techniques in the service of mankind. This it does throughout the world with particular concern for areas where biochemistry is less well developed, by promoting international cooperation and high standards in research, discussion, application and publication, and through international standardization of methods, nomenclature and symbols, in biochemistry and molecular biology. The IUBMB promotes the norms, values, standards and ethics of science and the free and unhampered movement of scientists of all nations interested in participation in activities related to biochemistry and molecular biology.

Every three years the IUBMB sponsors an International Congress of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

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International Union of Psychological Science [IUPsyS] (You can click above for its home page)
Contact:	(You could click on the link below for e-mail) International Union of Psychological Science Departnent of Psychology University of Leuven B-3000 Leuven Belgium +32/16/285964 +32/16/286099 fax web@iupsys.org
About:	The International Union of Psychological Science [IUPsyS] was founded in 1951. While other, more specialized organizations, represent either particular fields of psychology or psychology in particular regions of the world, the aims of the IUPsyS are to: Develop the exchange of ideas and scientific information between psychologists of different countries, and in particular to organize International Congresses and other meetings on subjects of general or special interest in psychology Contribute to psychological documentation in different countries by fostering exchange of publications of all kinds, including reviews, films, and biographies Aid scholars of different countries to go abroad to universities, laboratories, libraries, and other institutions Foster the exchange of students and of young research workers Collaborate with other international and national organizations in matters of mutual interest Engage in such other activities as will further the development of the science of psychology The official publication of IUPsyS is the International Journal of Psychology [IJP].
Event List:	29-th International Congress of Psychology [ICP2008] July 20-25, 2008: Berlin, Berlin, Germany
Event #1 Detail:	29-th International Congress of Psychology [ICP2008] (You can see the meeting's Web pages.) July 20-25, 2008 Berlin, Berlin, Germany Sponsor: International Union of Psychological Science [IUPsyS] Advanced research training workshops will be conducted prior to the Congress, on July 18–20, 2008; and after the Congress, on July 25–27, 2008 and on August 1–3, 2008. This Congress will assemble participants from all fields of psychology and will include over 80 invited addresses and over 200 invited symposia with convenors from over 60 countries. It will feature several "Controversial Debates", pre-conference workshops, interactive poster sessions and advanced research training sessions for scholars from low-income countries. Debates: Managing diversity at school: Should students be grouped by their ability? Camilla Benbow, Professor of Psychology and Patricia and Rodes Hart Dean of Education and Human Development, Vanderbilt University (pro) Robert Slavin, Co-director, Center for Research on the Education of Students Placed at Risk, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland (anti) Elsbeth Stern, Professor for Research on Learning and Instruction, ETH Zurich / Switzerland (moderator) Should psychologists adopt the experimental practices of economics? — Motivate, explain and don't deceive Andreas Ortmann, Professor, CERGE, Charles University; Senior Researcher, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Prague (pro) Fritz Strack, Professor of Social Psychology and Chair, University of Würzburg, Germany (anti) Denis Hilton, Professor of Social Psychology, University of Toulouse, France (moderator) Do chimpanzees have culture? Christophe Boesch, Director, Max Planck Institute of Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig, Germany (pro) Mike Tomasello, Co-Director, Max Planck Institute of Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig, Germany (anti) Peter Hammerstein, Professor of Biology, Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany (moderator) Functional neuroimaging has already told us a lot about cognition: Yes or No? Karl Friston, Scientific Director, Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, London, UK (pro) Max Coltheart, Director, Macquarie Centre for Cognitive Science, Sydney, Australia (anti) Arno Villringer, Professor, Berlin Neuroimaging Center, Germany (moderator) How to provide evidence for effects of psychological interventions — Randomized control trials and beyond Barbara Schneider, Professor of Sociology and Education, Michigan State University (educational research perspective) Allan Kazdin, Professor of Clinical Psychology, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut (clinical and counseling psychology perspective) Gerd Gigerenzer, Director, Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Berlin, Germany (moderator) Invited presenters: Ruben Ardila, Bogotá, Colombia Zeynep Aycan, Istanbul, Turkey Peter Baguma, Kampala, Uganda Maya Bar-Hillel, Jerusalem, Israel Daniel Bar-Tal, Tel Aviv, Israel Peter M Bentler, Los Angeles, USA David Berliner, Tempe, USA Paul Bloom, New Haven, USA Michael Harris Bond, Hong Kong, China Marilynn Brewer, Columbus, USA Vicki Bruce, Edinburgh, UK Charles S Carver, Coral Gables, USA David Chan, Singapore, Singapore Lin Chen, Beijing, China Bor-shiuan Cheng, Taipei, Taiwan Chi Yue Chiu, Urbana-Champaign, USA David Clark, London, UK William Damon, Stanford, USA Manuel De Vega, La Laguna, Spain Brian D'Onofrio, Bloomington, USA Norman Duncan, Johannesburg, South Africa Marwan Dwairy, Nazareth, Israel Anke Ehlers, London, UK Andrzej Eliasz, Warsaw, Poland Maria Cristina Ferreira, Niterói, Brazil Klaus Fiedler, Heidelberg, Germany Nico Frijda, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Karl J Friston, London, UK György Gergely, Budapest, Hungary Jonathan Grainger, Aix-en-Provence, France Elena L Grigorenko, New Haven, USA Onur Güntürkün, Bochum, Germany Harm J Hospers, Maastricht, The Netherlands Marc Jeannerod, Lyon, France Cigdem Kagitcibasi, Istanbul, Turkey Tatsuya Kameda, Sapporo, Japan Karl Christoph Klauer, Freiburg, Germany Michael Knowles, Caulfield, Australia Arie Kruglanski, College Park, USA Marta Kutas, San Diego, USA Randy Larsen, Washington, USA Pim Levelt, Nijmegen, The Netherlands Robert H Logie, Edinburgh, UK Ingvar Lundberg, Goteborg, Sweden Suniya Luthar, New York, USA Jürgen Margraf, Basel, Switzerland Tony Marley, Victoria, Canada Tetsuro Matsuzawa, Kyoto, Japan Rainer Mausfeld, Kiel, Germany Kevin McConkey, Newcastle, Australia Andrew Meltzoff, Seattle, USA Ramesh Mishra, Varanasi, India Girishwar Misra, Delhi, India Maritza Montero, Caracas, Venezuela Amélie Mummendey, Jena, Germany Thomas Münte, Magdeburg, Germany Kathleen Myambo, Cairo, Egypt Bame Nsamenang, Bamenda, Cameroon Arne Öhman, Stockholm, Sweden John O'Keefe, London, UK Randy O'Reilly, Boulder, USA Feggy Ostrosky-Solis, Mexico, Mexico Janak Pandey, Allahabad, India Young-Shin Park, Inchon, Korea Josef Perner, Salzburg, Austria Elizabeth A Phelps, New York, USA Michael I Posner, Eugene, USA Viviane Pouthas, Paris, France Lea Pulkkinen, Jyväskylä, Finland Lynne Reder, Pittsburgh, USA Giacomo Rizzolatti, Parma, Italy Brigitte Röder, Hamburg, Germany Michel Sabourin, Montréal, Canada Alicia Salvador, Valencia, Spain Walter Schaeken, Leuven, Belgium Wilmar Schaufeli, Utrecht, The Netherlands Klaus R Scherer, Geneva, Switzerland Shalom Schwartz, Jerusalem, Israel Elena Sergienko, Moscow, Russia Richard Shiffrin, Bloomington, USA Elizabeth Spelke, Cambridge, USA Fritz Strack, Würzburg, Germany Wolfgang Stroebe, Utrecht , The Netherlands Kathy Sylva, Oxford, UK Michael Tomasello, Leipzig, Germany Keiichiro Tsuji, Nagoya, Japan Sylviane Valdois, Grenoble, France Robert J Vallerand, Montréal, Canada Kan Zhang, Beijing, China Liqi Zhu, Beijing, China Roderick F Zimba, Windhoek, Namibia Philip G Zimbardo, Stanford, USA J Bruce Overmier, Minneapolis, USA Merry Bullock, Washington, USA Helio Carpintero, Madrid, Spain Saths Cooper, Houghton, South Africa Michel Denis, Orsay, France Hassan Kassim Khan, Aden, Yemen Sonoko Kuwano, Osaka, Japan Patrick Lemaire, Marseille, France Ingrid Lunt, Oxford, United Kingdom Elizabeth Nair, Singapore, Singapore Pierre Ritchie, Ottawa, Canada Juan José Sanchez-Sosa, México, Mexico Rainer K Silbereisen, Jena, Germany Barbara Tversky, New York, USA Jüri Allik, Tartu, Estonia Clinton Anderson, Washington, USA Adriana Baban, Cluj-Napoca, Romania Talis Bachmann, Tallin, Estonia Jose Barroso, La Laguna, Spain Erol Basar, Istanbul, Turkey Marlene Behrmann, Pittsburgh, USA Harold Bekkering, Nijmegen, The Netherlands Allan Bernardo, Manila, Philippines Gabriel Bianchi, Bratislava, Slovakia Ester Cristina Biassoni, Córdoba, Argentina Paul de Boeck, Leuven, Belgium Monique Boekaerts, Leiden, The Netherlands Mirilia Bonnes, Rome, Italy Marise Born, Rotterdam, The Netherlands Ana María Borzone, Buenos Aires, Argentina Matthew Botvinick, Philadelphia, USA Timothy C Brock, Columbus, USA Jean-Paul Bronckart, Carouge, Switzerland Claus Bundesen, Copenhagen, Denmark Barbara M Byrne, Ottawa, Canada Nelda Cajigas de Segredo, Montevideo, Uruguay Gian Vittorio Caprara, Rome, Italy Peter Carnevale, New York, USA Manuel Carreiras, Tenerife, Spain Daniel P Cervone, Chicago, USA Xinyin Chen, London, Canada Hsuan-Chih Chen, Hong Kong, China Bor-shiuan Cheng, Taipei, Taiwan Fanny M Cheung, Hong Kong, China Regis Chireshe, Harare, Zimbabwe Anne Christophe, Paris, France Thomas D Cook, Evanston, USA Iain Coyne, Nottingham, UK Istvan Czigler, Budapest, Hungary Claudia Dalbert, Halle, Germany Ian J Deary, Edinburgh, UK Judy DeLoache, Charlottesville, USA Ronaldo Diaz-Loving, Mexico, Mexico Manfred Doepfner, Cologne, Germany Dariusz Dolinski, Warsaw, Poland David Dozois, London, Canada Anastasia Efklides, Thessaloniki, Greece Adnan Farah, Irbid, Jordan Rocio Fernández-Ballesteros, Madrid, Spain David Foster, Phoenix, USA Cheryl D Foxcroft, Port Elizabeth, South Africa Angela D Friederici, Leipzig, Germany Luis Fuentes, Murcia, Spain Marta Fülöp, Budapest, Hungary Janel Gauthier, Québec, Canada Aurora Gavino, Málaga, Spain Karl Gegenfurtner, Giessen, Germany Edouard Gentaz, Paris, France James Georgas, Athens, Greece Antonio Godoy, Malaga, Spain Danny Gopher, Haifa, Israel Pierre Gosselin, Ottawa, Canada Jeremy Gray, New Haven, USA Maurice Grinberg, Sofia, Bulgaria Yosef Grodzinsky, Montreal, Canada Murshida Ferdous Binte Habib, Rajshahi, Bangladesh Peter Hagoort, Nijmegen, The Netherlands Diane Halpern, Claremont, USA Ronald K Hambleton, Amherst, USA Alfons Hamm, Greifswald, Germany Terry Hartig, Uppsala, Sweden Penelope Hasking, Victoria, Australia Stephen N Haynes, Honolulu, USA Lutz Hornke, Aachen, Germany Olivier Houde, Paris, France Glyn W Humphreys, Birmingham, UK John Hunsley, Ottawa, Canada Sue Iversen, Oxford, UK Pierre Jolicoeur, Montreal, Canada Wendy Josephson, Winnipeg, Canada Lyudmila Karamushka, Kiew, Ukraine Liisa Keltikangas-Jarvinen, Helsinki, Finland Lucyna Kirwil, Warsaw, Poland Shinobu Kitayama, Ann Anbor, USA Roberta Klatzky, Pittsburgh, USA Miczek Klaus, Medford, USA Raymond Klein, Halifax, Canada Reinhold Kliegl, Potsdam, Germany Wolfgang Klimesch, Salzburg, Austria Bärbel Knäuper, Montreal, Canada Boicho Kokinov, Sofia, Bulgaria Silvia Helena Koller, Porto Alegre, Brazil Olaf Köller, Berlin, Germany Steve Kozlowski, East Lansing, USA Sunkyo Kwon, Seoul, Korea Frederick T L Leong, East Lansing, USA Anna Leonova, Moscow, Russia Kwok Leung, Hong Kong, China Stephan Lewandowsky, Perth, Australia Shu-Chen Li, Berlin, Germany Gro Th Lie, Bergen, Norway Rich Lucas, East Lansing, USA R Duncan Luce, Irvine, USA Aleksandra Luszczynska, Warsaw, Poland Petr Macek, Brno, Czech Repulic Maria-Regina Maluf, Sao Paulo, Brazil Michael Masson, Victoria, Canada Bernard Mazoyer, Caen, France Jay L McClelland, Stanford, USA Jacques Mehler, Paris, France David E Meyer, Ann Arbor, USA Kevin Miller, Urbana, USA Wolfgang HR Miltner, Jena, Germany Andrew A Mogaji, Lagos, Nigeria Ajit K Mohanty, New Delhi, India Peter Molenaar, University Park, USA Helfried Moosbrugger, Frankfurt, Germany José Eduardo Moreno, Buenos Aires, Argentina Shahrenaz Mortazavi, Teheran, Iran Elias Mpofu, University Park, USA Hermann Müller, Munich, Germany Kevin R Murphy, University Park, USA Edward Necka, Warsaw, Poland Christa Neuper, Graz, Austria Sik Hung Ng, Hong Kong, China Noriani Noor, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Inger Hilde Nordhus, Bergen, Norway Ibrahim Raoua Ouedraogo, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso Prakash Padakannaya, Mysore, India Ubolwanna Pavakanun, Pranakorn, Thailand Jose M Peiro, Valencia, Spain Jim Pellegrino, Chicago, USA Meinrad Perrez, Fribourg, Switzerland Tudela Pio, Granada, Spain Jana Plichtova, Bratislava, Slovakia Andrei Podolskij, Moscow, Russia Wolfgang Prinz, Leipzig, Germany Boele de Raad, Groningen, The Netherlands Leslie Rescorla, Bryn Mawr, USA Janusz Reykowski, Warsaw, Poland Cristina Richaud de Minzi, Buenos Aires, Argentina Winfried Rief, Marburg, Germany Jesús Rodrígez Marín, Alicante, Spain María Jose Rodrigo, La Laguna, Spain Néstor Roselli, Santa Fe, Argentina Eduardo Salas, Orlando, USA Katariina Salmela-Aro, Jyväskylä, Finland Bo Sanitioso, Paris, France Manfred Schmitt, Landau, Germany David P Schmitt, Peoria, USA Neil Schneiderman, Coral Gables, USA Nuria Sebastian, Barcelona, Spain Greg Sedek, Warsaw, Poland Allison B Sekuler, Hamilton, Canada David Shanks, London, UK Vladimir Shkolnikov, Rostock, Germany Miloslav Solc, Prague, Czech Republic Sabine Sonnentag, Konstanz, Germany Christiane Spiel, Vienna, Austria Narayanan Srinivasan, Allahabad, India Robert J Sternberg, Medford, USA Rolf Steyer, Jena, Germany Katya Stoycheva, Sofia, Bulgaria Iva Stuchlikova, Ceské Budejovice, Czech Republic Damodar Suar, Kharagpur, India Anwarul Hasan Sufi, Rajshahi, Bangladesh Eunkook Mark Suh, Seoul, Korea Branimir Sverko, Zagreb, Croatia Seiji Takaku, Aliso Viejo, USA Vladimir Taksic, Rijeka, Croatia Trang Thomas, Melbourne, Australia Richard F Thompson, Los Angeles, USA Irina Todorova, Sofia, Bulgaria Pio Tudela, Granada, Spain Tiia Tulviste, Tartu, Estonia Brunna Tuschen-Caffier, Bielefeld, Germany Rolf Ulrich, Tübingen, Germany Michael Ungar, Halifax, Canada Henrikas P Vaitkevicius, Vilnius, Lithuania Fons van de Vijver, Tilburg, The Netherlands Evert van de Vliert, Groningen, The Netherlands Guy van Orden, Cincinnati, USA Suman Verma, Chandigarh, India Unudurti Vindhya, Visakhapatnam, India Annie Vinter, Dijon, France Ann Watts, Houghton, South Africa Grazyna Wieczerkowska, Warsaw, Poland Bernhard Wilpert, Berlin, Germany Heinz Wimmer, Salzburg, Austria Werner W Wittmann, Mannheim, Germany Dieter Wolke, Coventry, United Kingdom Daniela Sacramento Zanini, Goiânia, Brazil Pierluigi Zoccolotti, Rome, Italy Rita Zukauskiene, Vilnius, Lithunia Official language: English. Deadline for abstracts or proposals: 10/31/2007. Event Contact: (the link below is available for e-mail) ICP 2008 Office Barbara Schauenburg, Secretary General Humboldt-University Berlin Rudower Chaussee 18 Wolfgang-Köhler Haus 12489 Berlin Germany +49//30/2093 9392 +49//30/2093 4910 fax (As a courtesy: it would be very nice if you were to refer to our Web pages as your source when asking about the above meeting.)

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International Wernicke-Kleist-Leonhard Society

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International Workshop on Psychoimmunology and Psychopharmacology
Contact:	(The link below is available for seeking more information) Organizing Secretariat R M Società di Congressi Via Ciro Menotti 11-20129 Milan Italy +39/2/70126308 +39/2/738-2610 fax rmcongress@iol.it

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Internationale Stress Management Associatie [ISMA-Nederland] (International Stress Management Association) (You can click above for its home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for e-mail) Internationale Stress Management Associatie Koningin Julianalaan 55 3956 XK Leersum The Netherlands +34/3/456215 +34/3/461310 fax info@stress-management-nl.org
About:	The Internationale Stress Management Associatie [ISMA-Nederland] is a division of the International Stress Management Association [ISMA].

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Internationale Studiengemeinschaft für Pränatale und Perinatale Psychologie und Medizin [ISPPM] (International Society of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Medicine) (You can click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	(You can use the link below for more information) International Society of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Medicine Friedhofweg 8 D-69118 Heidelberg Germany +49/6221/892729 +49/6221/892730 fax secretary@isppm.de
About:	The International Society of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Medicine [ISPPM] is devoted to the initial phase of human development - prenatal and perinatal life. ISPPM considers this earliest stage of life as the first ecological position of the human being and the womb as its first ecological environment. Pregnancy is perceived to be a period of active and continuous dialogue between the prenatal child, the mother and her psycho-social environment. From a holistic view, human life is recognised as an indivisible entity and continuum of all human functions, both physical and psychological in which no division between "body" and "mind" can be made. This comprehensive and holistic approach is also reflected in the interdisciplinary character of the ISPPM membership. ISPPM was founded as The International Study Group for Prenatal Psychology in 1971.

Internationale Studiengemeinschaft für Pränatale und Perinatale Psychologie und Medizin [ISPPM]
(International Society of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Medicine)

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Contact:

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International Society of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Medicine
Friedhofweg 8
D-69118 Heidelberg
Germany

+49/6221/892729
+49/6221/892730 fax

secretary@isppm.de

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The International Society of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Medicine [ISPPM] is devoted to the initial phase of human development - prenatal and perinatal life. ISPPM considers this earliest stage of life as the first ecological position of the human being and the womb as its first ecological environment. Pregnancy is perceived to be a period of active and continuous dialogue between the prenatal child, the mother and her psycho-social environment. From a holistic view, human life is recognised as an indivisible entity and continuum of all human functions, both physical and psychological in which no division between "body" and "mind" can be made. This comprehensive and holistic approach is also reflected in the interdisciplinary character of the ISPPM membership.

ISPPM was founded as The International Study Group for Prenatal Psychology in 1971.

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Internationaler Verband für Daseinsanalyse [IVDA] (International Federation of Daseinsanalysis) (You can click on the above for its home page)
Contact:	(The link below is available for making contact) info@daseinsanalyse.com

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Internationales Institut für PsychoOrganische Analyse [IIPOA] International Institute for Psycho-Organic Analysis (Please click on the above for the organization's home page)
Contact:	Internationales Institut für PsychoOrganische Analyse Oberstraße 36 44892 Bochum Germany +49/0234/28 39 09

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Internationales Lehr- und Forschungszentrum für Somatische Psychotherapie Zentrum für Biosynthese
Contact:	Zentrum für Biosynthese Internationales Lehr- und Forschungszentrum für Somatische Psychotherapie Benzenrüti Heiden 9410 Switzerland +41/7189/16855 +41/7189/15855 fax

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