The Annual Meeting program offers sixty discussion groups, a symposium, workshops, film studies, and panels. It includes an oral history workshop tracing the path to the reunification of the Philadelphia Psychoanalytic Society and Institute with the Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis, an impressive model for all interested in creating new bridges for our common interests.
If any societies would like to arrange a lunch or dinner for their members during the meetings, please contact: LeRoy Byerly at 856-988-0033 or , or Helen Rosen at 856-853-0222 or .
For more on the program and the entertainments of Philadelphia, review the articles by Jack Miller and by Byerly and Rosen in the previous issue of TAP.
If you need an application/registration form for the meeting, you may call Karen Rambharose at 212-752-0450, ext. 28, or e-mail her at .
The view from the windows of the Wyndham Franklin hotel is spectacular. From one side of the twenty-fifth floor, you can see Logan Square, the huge copper dome of the Cathedral of Sts. Peter and Paul, the Franklin Institute of Science Museum, and the Schuylkill River. A moderate walk from the hotel or a short bus or trolley ride takes you to Reading Terminal Market, the Rodin Museum, or Chinatown. A longer ride brings you to the historic waterfront district or the new Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts.
For hotel reservations, call the Wyndham and mention the American Psychoanalytic Association (800-Wyndham or 215-448-2000) to get our reduced rate.
On the Philadelphia Convention & Visitor's Bureau Web site () you will find a world of information about Philadelphia — what to do, how to get around, tours, etc. Look at the calendar of events and make plans now! Visit Open Table () and make reservations for fine and fun dining.