Share the Symposium Experience and Save Money:

Group Discounts up to 15%

Get a 10% discount on each registration when 5 to 10 people attend at least two days of the Symposium. Groups of more than 10 get a 15% discount!

Just follow these easy steps:

1. Each Member of the Group should fill out an individual
Registration Form—here or from page 80 of the Symposium Brochure.

2. Send all registrations in the same envelope along with the
Group Form—here or from page 85 of the brochure.

3. Include all individual forms AND the group form along with payment made out to Psychotherapy Networker.
NOTE: The group discount does NOT apply to meal functions.

4 Mail the envelope to:

Networker Symposium
Box 17009
St. Paul, MN 55117

Need Symposium Support?

symposium@cmehelp.com

Please note:

Group Registrations may NOT be done online or by fax. No additions may be made to your group once your packet has been mailed to us.

Register Early and Save!

We urge you to register early. Not only is the widest range of workshop choices available to those who register early, but the fees are lower.

To Register Online:

1. Visit our Walk-In Registration Page.

To Register Online: [NOW CLOSED]

1. Click on Register Now and follow the prompts

2. Make three (3) workshop selections for each time period. If you’re registering after February 1, add a fourth choice. Workshops are assigned the end of February in the sequence registrations were received!

3. Be sure to include an agency purchase order, or all of the credit card information indicated on the Registration Form.

4. Our Federal ID Number is 52-117-3342. If you’re being funded by an agency and it’s unable to process a purchase order quickly enough, we’ll accept a signed letter from your agency’s chief executive or fiscal officer guaranteeing payment.

To Register by Mail:

1. Fill out the Registration Form in your Symposium Program. If you don’t have a Symposium Program, click HERE.

2. Make three (3) workshop selections for each time period. If you’re registering after February 1, add a fourth choice. Workshops are assigned the end of February in the sequence registrations were received!

3. Be sure to include an agency purchase order, or all of the credit card information indicated onthe Registration Form.

4. Our Federal ID Number is 52-117-3342. If you’re being funded by an agency and it’s unable to process a check or purchase order quickly enough, we’ll accept a signed letter from your agency’s chief executive or fiscal officer guaranteeing payment.

5. Mail completed Registration Forms to:

Networker Symposium
Box 17009, St. Paul, MN, 55117
Or fax to: (651) 789-0159 with credit card information.

Note to Students

Student fees apply only to those registered in a full-time degree program. Verification of student status (e.g. photocopy of current student I.D. or a letter from your dean or department head) must accompany your Registration Form. If registering by mail, don’t send the verification separately from the Registration Form. If the verification isn’t sent with the form, but is received later, an additional $10 fee will be charged.

Confirmation

•    If registering online, an email confirmation will arrive in your inbox shortly after completing registration.

•     For mail registration, you should receive confirmation within three weeks. If you don’t receive a confirmation in three weeks, e-mail our Registration Office at symposium@cmehelp.com or call (888) 330-3872.

•    The confirmation won’t show the workshops you’re assigned to, since assignments aren’t made until late February. These workshops will be printed on your admissions badge, which will be mailed to you the end of February. Be sure to bring your admissions badge to the Symposium.

Late Registration

Don’t mail registrations after March 12. We’ll accept telephone registrations only on March 18 and 19, and only if your registration is charged to a credit card. The telephone registration number is (888) 330-3872.

Cancellations and Refunds

Requests for refunds must be made in writing and must be postmarked by March 5 for a full refund, less a $50 administrative service charge. The cancellation will be acknowledged, but refunds won’t be mailed until the end of April. Cancellations postmarked between March 6 and March 24 must include documentation of a medical emergency and must include your admissions badge, if you’ve received it. We’ll send you a letter of credit and you’ll be entitled to 75% of the registration fee that you paid only (pre-ordered meals aren’t included), applicable toward registration for the 2011 Symposium.

Want Your Own Copy of the
2010 Symposium Program?

1. Check out the free digital edition here.

2. Download the PDF here. (It may take a moment to download)
(This option requiresAdobe Reader. You may download it for free from here.)

If you’ve been feeling a sense of vertigo lately, you’re not alone. And if you’ve been tempted to pull back and hunker down, waiting for all the turmoil to pass, you’ve got plenty of company. But, as therapists, we know that in uncertain times like these, the wisest course is to find the courage, inspiration, and the common purpose to work our way out of our shared dilemmas.

For more than three decades, the Symposium has been, for many of us, the embodiment of an ideal community—something between a four-day cram course on the field’s latest developments and Woodstock Nation (with room service and minus the mud). But as we were planning this year’s meeting, Breaking Through: New Possibilities in a Time of Uncertainty, we had a breakthrough of our own. We realized that, with today’s communications technologies, we can now take the Symposium to the next level, making it the starting point of an unparalleled experience of personal and professional enrichment that can extend through the entire year.

At this year’s meeting—and throughout this brochure—you’ll find information about the ways in which we’ve expanded our vision of the Psychotherapy Networker into a year-round online learning community. We call it “Networker Plugged-In,” a program of live, interactive online discussions and training events, an encyclopedic array of CE courses, and an exciting range of networking opportunities.

This year, even before the Symposium, you’ll be able to plug in online with other attendees—whether that means reconnecting with old acquaintances, expanding your professional network in your home community, or starting dialogues with like-minded therapists from around the country. After the Symposium, you’ll be able to further develop your skills by plugging into our new program of live Case Consultations with the masters of psychotherapy as well as our ever-expanding program of acclaimed Telecourses. It’s an excellent opportunity to maintain a learning connection with your favorite Symposium presenters and integrate fresh insights and ideas into your practice. Additionally, from the comfort of your home or office, the Networker’s brand new, groundbreaking series of live video webcasts will both keep on top of the key issues shaping the future of our profession and give you a chance to join in free-wheeling conversations with psychotherapy’s most creative thinkers and practitioners.

So we invite you to begin a transformative learning experience at this year’s Symposium and then plug in to a year-round process of networking, training, and exploration that can make 2010 a breakthrough year for you.