Florida Art Therapy Association
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TOPIC TBA Orlando 2010
Please submit title and outline of presentation for the "Human Sexuality" Fort Lauderdale conference by October 15th, 2008.
We Welcome suggestions based on member interests
Please contact Please Contact Poppy Scheibel at local@floridaarttherapy.org with your interests and ability to present at our next conference in Orlando 2010.
As well, plan ahead and send in your information now to be approved by the board and continuing education committee of AATA for
CEU’s.
It is an easy process but it takes time to approve the important documents. Don’t forget to contact Poppy Scheibel with ideas even if you do not want to present.
Call for Proposals 40th Anniversary American Art Therapy Association Conference :
Inspiring Frontiers for the Next Generation in Art Therapy
November 18-22, 2009 Dallas, Texas
Deadline : Friday, February 27th, 2009 5 p.m. Eastern Time
Click here to visit AATA's official conference webpage
It's Official! The 39th Annual American Art Therapy Association Conference was a hit! And planning is already well underway for the 2009 Conference, Inspring Frontiers for the Next Generation in Art Therapy.
The 40th Annual Conference will showcase exciting new and returning speakers. To be one of them, submit your proposal at https://www.x-cd.com/aata09/Index.cfm and follow the instructions on the main page.
The submission deadline for proposals is Friday, Februrary 27, 2009, so get started today! A new 2009 Conference Web site will be available soon. Check back often for new additions to the site and a whole new look for 2009! A downloadable version of the 2008 Conference Program is available!
Support Future Conferences: A unique fundraiser has been set up to benefit AATA, and to share as a resource with our members for fundraising opportunities for any non-profits or schools with whom you work. Funds generated from member purchases will go directly to 2009 conference funding.