The International Center for Attitudinal Healing Presents the 2005 International Conference – "Your Attitude is Everything"
The event will take place Friday, Oct 21, 3:30 PM to Sun Oct 23, 2005, 4:00 PM at the Embassy Suites Hotel in San Rafael, CA.
(PRWEB) October 12, 2005 -- The International Center for Attitudinal Healing announces the 2005 International Conference "Your Attitude is Everything." This extraordinary event brings together some of the most influential people of our time who will be presenting the latest research and keys to unlocking the power of our minds and our ability to shape our attitudes; shifting our experience of life, our relationships, and the world. The event will take place Friday, October 21, 3:30 PM to Sun Oct 23, 2005, 4:00 PM at the Embassy Suites Hotel, 101 McInnis Parkway in San Rafael, CA.
Special guests include Angeles Arrien, Jack Kornfield, Cheri Huber, Dan Millman, Dr. Michael Beckwith with Dr. Rickie Byars Beckwith, Gerald Jampolsky, M.D. with Diane Circincione, Ph.D, David Roche, John Francis, Wally Amos, and Karen Drucker, with entertainment, break-out sessions, and a cocktail reception with the Spanish band Ancient Future. The conference celebrates the 30th anniversary of Attitudinal Healing, and the 80th birthday of founder Gerald G. Jampolsky, M.D., recipient of the 2005 American Medical Association Pride in Profession Award.
Special guests also include local heroes from around the world working to make their communities better places to live through volunteer projects, such as a wide-scale youth project in a prison program in Mexico, a fashion design project for youth in Oakland, an award-winning magazine focusing on tools for peace in the Netherlands, training social workers in Russia, a game for children/youth to teach values of compassion, a forgiveness project in Hawaii, a program to assist street children in Argentina, and more.
"Join us, share your vision, and help us build a stronger network of awareness. You will come away inspired, and connected to a global network of people making a difference in their own lives, in their communities, and in the world. The conference will change your life," explained Gerald Jampolsky, M.D.
A conference highlight will be the 30th Anniversary Benefit Fall Fantasia Gala held on Saturday evening from 6:00 PM – 12 Midnight, at the adjoining Marin Center. The gala is rated one of the top 3 events in the Bay Area and may be attended separately. A pre-Halloween extravaganza, the gala has a global theme this year. More than 600 guests will enjoy the festive atmosphere of an international marketplace, with entertainers and party goers in costumes and masks from around the world. Shop an amazing silent auction featuring exclusive trips and wine collections, 3-course dining in the spectacular Club Rainbow Room by Sage Catering, champagne, wines and cocktails courtesy of Mumm, Meyer Family Cellars, Brutocao Cellars. Dance the night away to the powerful sounds of the 16-piece Big City Review Band. Special Gala Guests include Greg Sherwood, Master of Ceremonies, Wally Amos, Jack Kornfield, David Roche, Cheri Huber, Jan Wahl.
Conference & Gala Sponsors include Ad Valorem Solutions, Autodesk, Bank of Marin, Firemans Fund Foundation, the John Fetzer Foundation, Grgich Foundation, Harmony Events, Lufthansa, The Institute of Noetic Sciences, MBV Law, New Dimensions World Broadcasting Network, Peg Copple, Private Capital Corporation, Pinnacle Law Group, Sausalito Art Festival, Spirit Rock Meditation Center, Vivatone Hearing Systems, Wetherby Asset Management, World Business Academy.
About The International Center for Attitudinal Healing – Service in Action
For 30 years, The International Center for Attitudinal Healing has worked with people facing some of the most stressful situations any of us will ever experience – from children and adults with catastrophic illness, to parents who have lost children, to refugees of war and victims of violence.
The Center's Direct Service Program provides more than 25 weekly groups for people of all ages, home and hospital visiting services, and referral and crisis support. Programs are available for those coping with life-threatening or chronic illness, aging, bereavement, youth, and general support. All of these services are offered free of charge. The Center's crisis team responded to the bombing of Oklahoma City, and currently has a team in Beaumont, Texas to support refugees of Katrina.
The Center also provides training and consultation for schools, hospitals, health care providers, and the workplace. There are more than 130 global affiliates offering a variety of other programs and services in their communities. A non-profit organization, the Center is endorsed by the American Medical Association and supported through public and private foundations and individual memberships. For more information, visit www.attitudinalhealing.org
Contact:
Cheryl Geoffrion
415-331-6161 x110
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