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Plenary Sessions on
Magnetotherapy and Electromedicine in the Millennium, Subtle Energies and
Resonance Therapy, Job Stress and Health Promotion in the Workplace, "Time.
Stress, and Creativity", Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, The Violence Epidemic
in Contemporary Society, Current Concepts Of Type A Behavior, Invited Papers,
Exhibits, Posters, And Much, More. Special Holistic Medicine Day - March
6 To participate in and contribute
to THE TENTH International Montreux Congress on STRESS. This symposium
is designed to demonstrate how advances in conventional basic science,
as well as alternative and traditional approaches can be integrated into
clinical medicine. Cutting edge and state of the art presentations at past
events by a Faculty of world renowned authorities have demonstrated how
this synergy can provide mutual benefits. Their varied backgrounds and
areas of expertise also vividly illustrate the multidisciplinary approach
required for understanding the mechanisms underlying the myriad psychophysiologic
effects of stress. One distinguishing feature is the exquisite setting and ambiance. These Congresses are conducted entirely within the confines of the Grand Hôtel Excelsior, which has long been the recipient of numerous Five Star Awards for its superb service and cuisine. Located directly on Lake Geneva across from Evian, every room has an outside patio, with a breathtaking, panoramic view of the majestic beauty of the French and Swiss Alps. This elegant, but yet very informal atmosphere is unique, and fosters the development of close personal and professional relationships between Registrants and Faculty, particularly while enjoying the truly gourmet dining, and during after dinner get togethers in the Main Salon. Attendance is strictly limited to preserve this intimacy, and early registration is advised to insure accomodations. The fee schedule for this event is an unbelievable value, and arrangements have also been made for even less expensive accomodations at nearby participating hotels, with complimentary transportation to and from the Grand Hôtel Excelsior. This Congress is dedicated to reducing the stresses associated with most professional meetings by providing leisurely dining, free time to enjoy the surroundings, and a thoroughly relaxed atmosphere. |
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| SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1999
Registration Welcoming Cocktail Party Gala Opening Banquet - Introduction Of Dignitaries, Presentation Of The 1999 Hans Selye Award To William Ross Adey, M.D. MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1999 TIME, STRESS AND CREATIVITY
Introduction: Bridges To Babylon - A.C.M. Weijman
POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
Crisis Intervention For The Prevention Of Traumatic Stress: A State
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TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1999 THE BIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF FEEBLE ELECTROMAGNETIC FORCES
BIOELECTROMAGNETIC RESONANCE
Jacobson Resonance: Results Of Picotesla Stimulation In Osteoarthritis
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1999 CRANIOELECTRICAL STIMULATION
MAGNETOTHERAPY IN THE MILLENIUM
Magnetotherapy-Metabolic Thermodynamic Treatment Of Advanced Metastatic
After Dinner: What Are Subtle Energies? William A. Tiller
THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1999 BIOELECTROMAGNETICS AND INTENTIONALITY: THE BRIDGE OF MIND /BODY
FREE AFTERNOON (Sight seeing, shopping skiing etc.)
FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1999 VIOLENCE IN THE WORKPLACE AND SOCIETY:
The Causes And Consequences Of Dysfunctional Behavior in Organizations:
TYPE A BEHAVIOR UPDATE
Sisyphus And The Origins Of Type A Behavior - Stewart Wolf
MUSIC AND SUBTLE ENERGY STRESS REDUCTION EFFECTS
Medical Resonance Therapy Music: From Pythagoras To Modern Physiology
GALA FAREWELL BANQUET Morning Sessions Are From 9:00 AM To Noon, Leisurely Luncheon From Noon
SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1999 SPECIAL HOLISTIC MEDICINE SATELLITE CONFERENCE
Holistic Medicine As Stress Prophylaxis: A Swiss Example - Hugo Soder
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Hans Selye Award Recipient will be Dr. W. Ross Adey, who is being honored
for his seminal contributions to our understanding of the psychophysiologic
effects of weak electromagnetic fields. Two days will be devoted to cutting
edge advances in biolelectromagnetic research to vividly illustrate the
clinical applications of electromedicine in the millennium. Other plenary
sessions include the therapeutic use of other subtle energies, the growing
epidemic of violence in society and particularly on the job, stress reduction
and health promotion in the workplace, current concepts of Type A behavior,
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and the relationship between stress and
creativity at work. There will be additional invited presentations, and
March 6 will be devoted to Holistic Medicine approaches.
In addition to Ross Adey, the Faculty includes prior Hans Selye Award Recipients Lennart Levi, Richard Rahe, Ray Rosenman, and Stewart Wolf. They will be joined by Vittorino Andreoli, Susan Bawin, Alan Bennett, Martin Blank, Hans-Peter Bloch, Theodore Compernille, Maurice M. A. Devalk, Bridget Duffy, George Everly, Raymond Flannery, Peter Hübner, Raphael Huguenin, Jerry Jacobson, Daniel Kirsch, Gabor Lednyiczky, A. R. Liboff, Saul Liss, Richard Markoll, Edgar Mitchell, Björn Nordenström, Harry Oldfield, Margaret Patterson, Sean Patterson, Lorne Patterson, Kenneth Pelletier, James C. Quick, Jonathan D. Quick, Richard Rahe, Dejan Rakovic, David Rhees, T. Rietveld, Paul J. Rosch, Demetrio Sodi Pallares, Dennis Stillings, Konstantin Sudakov, H. Sugano, William Tiller, Albert C. M. Weijman, John Wilson, J.A.M. Winubst, Eugenie Yumatov, and others. |
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Six nights in double room, (2/28 through 3/5) including all meals, beverages, Welcoming Cocktail Party, Gala Opening and Farewell Banquet, per person: Excelsior or other Five Star Hotel...... $1600/Sfr2240
Excelsior or other Five Star Hotel.......$130/Sfr.180
Welcoming Cocktail Party, Gala Banquet Reception, and Award Ceremony February 28.............$130/Sfr.182 Gourmet Luncheons.....................................$40/Sfr.56 Gourmet Dinners..........................................$40/Sfr.56 Gala Farewell Dinner March 5....................$50/Sfr.70 Registration Fee........................................$300/Sfr.420 Quick lunch...................................................$15/Sfr.20 Holistic Medicine Day Only....................$100/Sfr140 |
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Detach and send this form or relevant details to: Tenth Congress, The American Institute of Stress, 124 Park Avenue, Yonkers, NY 10703 (914) 963-1200, Fax: 914-965-6267, or forward to Name______________________________________________________________ Address____________________________________________________________ City____________________State_____________Zip_______Country__________ Phone_____________Fax______________E-mail_______ Arriving_____________Departing_____________Others in party_______________ __________________________________________________________________ Enclosed find check made out to The American Institute of Stress, or credit card details to cover: __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ |
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 There will be an unusual opportunity for shopping, skiing, and sightseeing because of the proximity to Geneva, Lausanne, Gstadt, Evian, and other nearby attractions. The climate is quite mild, residents play golf year round, and palm trees line the lake. Since space is limited, early registration is advised. For additional information or a registration form, contact The American Institute of Stress, 124 Park Ave., Yonkers, NY 10703, Phone: (914) 963-1200, Fax: (914) 965-6267, e-mail: stress124@earthlink.net or Biotonus Bon Port Clinic, Bon Port 21, CH-1820 Montreux, Switzerland, Tel: + 41 21 963 5101, Fax: + 41 21 963 7795, e-mail: biotonus@vtx.ch These events have provided a platform for the initial presentation of breakthrough research advances, as well as a forum for state of the art reviews by leading experts. Some appreciation of the wide range of topics discussed can be gained from the following sampling of prior presentations and speakers.
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