Exhibitors and Advertisers 2012
Exhibit at our 35th Anniversary Symposium!
The annual Psychotherapy Networker Symposium is a conference like none other. A cornucopia of learning, it offers more than 150 workshops by the field’s most noted thinkers and practitioners. In keeping with the conference spirit of creativity and imagination, we make the Exhibit Hall & Café an inviting place to meet and mingle, celebrate and learn. We also offer a variety of advertising and sponsorship opportunities to heighten visibility for organizations in the mental health field.
Our 2012 Exhibit Hall will be the biggest and best yet, as we celebrate our 3th Anniversary with an array of special events for attendees and exhibitors alike. Make this the year you showcase your latest products and services to the mental health community in this stimulating and lively professional environment. I know you’ll love the experience. I hope you can join us!
With warm regards,
Mike McKenna
Advertising & Exhibit Director
mmckenna@psychnetworker.org
P.S.: Click here for our Exhibitor Prospectus
Exhibitor Reservation form
Reserve your booth space -- Click here for the Reservation form.
Click here to see our 2012 Exhibitors.
Exhibit Hall 2012 Map
Onsite Guide
The Onsite Guide contains the complete Symposium Schedule, Year-Round Learning Opportunities, Exhibit Hall Events, Exhibitor Descriptions, and more. Our 3,500+ attendees use it throughout the conference and keep it for reference.
The Onsite Guide is the perfect place to promote your booth, highlight new products and services, and increase your organization’s brand recognition.
Click here for the Onsite guide reservation form
Totebag Insert Program (2012)
Reservations are now being accepted for Totebag inserts for the 2012 Networker Symposium! The Networker distributes totebags in the Exhibit Hall to attendees at the Washington, DC Symposium each year. Reach this highly specialized audience by buying space for your flyer in these totebags.
You supply up to 3,000 flyers, and send to our office in Washington, DC for receipt no later than March 10, 2012
Click here for the Totebag Insert reservation form


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