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NYAPRS Note: USPRA is the new name for what was formerly IAPSRS. United States Psychiatric Rehabilitation Association (USPRA) USPRA 2005 ANNUAL CONFERENCE Foundations for the Future in Psychiatric Rehabilitation May 23-26, 2005 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ************************************************************* We are now accepting proposals for workshop and training institute sessions for the USPRA's 2005 Annual Conference. The theme for this year's conference is "Foundations for the Future in Psychiatric Rehabilitation" and it will be held May 23-26 (Monday-Thursday) at the Omni Hotel in Pittsburgh, PA. The annual conference provides a unique opportunity for members of the psychosocial rehabilitation community -- practitioners, administrators, people with a mental illness, researchers, and family members -- to learn from the field's most experienced and knowledgeable experts. Be a part of the annual conference as a possible speaker by submitting your proposal now! Workshops are 90 minutes in length and institutes range from 2-day, 1-day, or half-day. If you're interested in submitting a proposal, click here for a workshop application ... http://uspra.org/conference/wkshpReq.html or click here for an institute application ... http://uspra.org/conference/instReq.html. The deadline to submit is October 15, 2004. Don't delay - submit your proposal now! Be sure to visit us frequently online for the latest developments at www.uspra.org. David Issing Conference Manager
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