Attendees gather around the books at a Library of Social Science exhibit.

LIBRARY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE is organizing a book exhibit for the 2016 International Society for Psychological and Social Approaches to Psychosis-US (ISPS-US) meeting.

ISPS champions the application of psychoanalysis, cognitive-behavioral and related individual, family and group therapies, in contrast to the current reliance on medication to treat psychotic disorders.

Their rich conference brings together mental health professionals—psychologists, psychiatrists and nurses—as well as service users and their families. Topics discussed include all schools and methods of psychotherapy; drama, art and music therapy; psychotherapy’s interaction with genetics and neurology; the realities of those who have experienced psychosis; and phenomenology and society.

This promises to be the most exciting psychology and psychotherapy related conference of the year—one publishers cannot afford to miss!

This year’s Keynote Speaker is Michael Stein (College of William & Mary). Plenary Speakers include Pat Wright, MEd; Georgia Case; Joan Fiset, MA; Judy E Murray, RN; Cindy Peterson-Dana, MA, MEd; Casadi "Khaki" Marino, (LCSW); Diana Babcock and Berta Britz, MSW, ACSW, CPS.

The 2016 ISPS-US meeting will examine varied perspectives and points of view on the question of treatment and recovery. Mental institutions, the traditional road to "treatment," are now more and more closed. Many patients now reliant on community agencies or shelters—or ending up on the street. What treatments can lead to recovery? Individual and group psychotherapies, case histories, data on recovery and theoretic understandings of extreme states of mind will all be discussed.

Space is limited. For details on exhibiting at the 2016 ISPS-US meeting, please email Hugh Galford by clicking here.

Attendees at the ISPS-US meeting seek titles on all aspects of the etiology and treatment of psychosis, madness and extreme states of mind, including:

The Library of Social Science book exhibit will be located at the center of the meeting space, near coffee and registration. The book exhibit will be open to attendees throughout the meeting, ensuring a steady flow of visitors.

Our professional exhibit managers will be on-site for the entire conference. We actively promote your titles by discussing books with conferees, distributing flyers and catalogs, selling books on-site using publisher-supplied order forms, and urging faculty to consider titles for course adoption and library acquisition.

Space is limited. For details on exhibiting at the 2016 ISPS-US meeting, please email Hugh Galford by clicking here.

With best regards,
Hugh Galford

Hugh Galford LIBRARY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE Telephone: 718-393-1104 Fax: 413-832-8145 BookExhibits@libraryofsocialscience.com