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REGISTRATION FEES
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Pre-registration through 10-15-03 |
Registration after 10-15-03 |
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Conference Registration
(10-12 January 2004) |
350 $ | 400 $ |
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Pre-Conference Workshops
(9 January 2004) |
With Conference Registration |
Workshop only |
| 50 $ | 100 $ | |
| 75 $ | 150 $ | |
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75 $
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150 $
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The Conference Registration Form can be downloaded here.
The Pre-Conference Workshops Registration Form can be downloaded here.
The Conference Registration will include:
- Registration kit (including program with abstracts and conference
promotional items);
- A conference tote bag;
- A multimedia CD including all abstracts from the conference and audio recording of all oral presentations (sent to you 2 weeks following the conference);
- Admission to all conference speaker sessions;
- Admission to the Cyberarium and Reception;
- Discounted Hotel Room Rates;
- Discounted Parking Rates;
- Discounted Pre-Conference Workshop Rates;
- Complimentary shuttle service to airport, downtown and area attractions;
- Refreshment breaks and designated meals;
- Other Perks
- A complimentary 1 year subscription to
CyberPsychology and Behavior (a $177 and up value)
This year, the Cybertherapy Conference will hold three pre-conference
workshops on January 9, 2004:
Workshop leaders: Stephane Bouchard and Mark Wiederhold.
Aim: Provide complete information on basic topics such as VR equipment, cybersickness, presence and other technical aspects of VR.
Important notice: If you are new to the field of VR, you may want to consider this workshop as a tutorial. These basic topics will not be discussed in presentations at the general conference (January 10-12, 2004).
2. Advanced workshop on the applications of VR
for Anxiety and Eating Disorders
(12:30 to 2:30 pm on Friday January 9th 2004).
Workshop leaders: Cristina Botella, Stephane Bouchard, Giuseppe Riva, and Brenda K. Wiederhold.
Aims: (a) present data driven material that is representative of the current state of research and knowledge in these fields, and (b) familiarize the participants with the clinical applications of VR in the field (e.g., how to use VR in clinical practice).
Important notice: prior experience with VR or attendance at the introduction workshop is mandatory. Basic VR concepts will not be covered in this workshop.
3. Advanced workshop on the applications of VR
for Neuropsychology, Rehabilitation, Drug Abuse, and Pain
(3 to 5 pm on Friday January 9th 2004).
Workshop leaders: Alex Bullinger, Walter Greenleaf, Hunter Hoffman, and Skip Rizzo.
Aims: (a) present data driven material that is representative of the current state of research and knowledge in these fields, and (b) familiarize the participants with the clinical applications of VR in the field (e.g., how to use VR in clinical practice).
Important notice: prior experience with VR or attendance at the introduction workshop is mandatory. Basic VR concepts will not be covered in this workshop.
Important notes:
All workshops will rely strongly on empirical data but will also provide practical training. They are planned to provide an equal balance between rigorous science and clinical relevance. In addition, comprehensive handouts will include a copy of the PowerPoint presentations as well as excerpts from key scientific papers.
• All workshops will last for two hours, including the breaks.
• The number of participants will be limited between 20 to 30 people.
• The registration fees for the Cybertherapy Conference do not include the registration to any of the pre-conference workshops.
Please contact Ruth Kogen at cyberpsych@vrphobia.com to make reservations and for payment information.
