The rights of children in a society that changes

Under the auspices of the North American Society of Adlerian Psychology with the support:
City Hall of Ponte Buggianese
Agency of USL n. 3 Pistoia
Order of Tuscan psychologists

9:00am: Dr. Ugo Sodini, President of the Italian Adlerian Studies, opens the convention by greeting the following:
Marco Libero Mangiantini: Lawyer and Mayor of Ponte Buggianese,
Dr. Claudio Bartolini, person responsible for Valdinievole Area, Agensy of USL Pistoia
Dr. Ugo Romualdi, President of the Order of Psychologists, Tuscan Region.

9:30: Dr. Ugo Sodini, psychologist and psychotherapist: speaks on his presentation of Centre of Italian Adlerian Studies, its aims and purposes.

9:50: Prof. Maria Antonietta Coccanari, lecturer of psychotherapy at the University of Rome, department of psychological rehabilitation. "The Child in the changing World"

10:10: Dr. Daniela Pirolo, specialist in clinical psychology, Chief of psychiatric department in Pistoia "The discomfort of the child as a favourite factor in the pathological psychology of adults".

10:30: Dr. Renato Bertolucci, psychologist, psychotherapist, honorary judge, children's court in Florence, Italy. "The human rights in the development of minors".

10:50 until 11:20: Debate

11:20 until 11:30 Break

11:30: Dr. Laura Giovanditti, children's neuropsychiatrist, honorary judge of children's court in Florence, "The adoptive development of Society in the third millennium”.

11:50: Giancarlo Bellizzi, lawyer and President of the order of lawyers in Pistoia, "The rights of children and the podestà of parental responsibilities".

12:00 until 13:00 Debates and closure

President of Convention:
Ugo Sodini

Printed matter:
Elisabetta Severi 0572 952267

Scientific Secretary:
Annamaria Teglia 328 6194471

Organization Secretary:
Piero Dini 348 4076433

Executive Committee: Italian Centre of Adlerian Studies

Legal Office: via Libertà, 85
51019 Ponte Buggianese (PT) Italy

“The Italian Centre of Adlerian Studies is an affiliate of The North American Society of Adlerian Psychology (NASAP). NASAP, as a co-sponsor of this conference, maintains responsibility for all content. NASAP is recognized by the National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC) to offer continuing education for National Certified Counselors (NCC) and by the American Psychological Association (APA) to offer education for psychologist. We adhere to NBCC and APA Continuing Education Guidelines”.

On behalf of NASAP, I bring greetings to you and best wishes for your first annual conference of the Italian Centre of Adlerian Studies. I am honored to be able to address your group in this manner and only wish I could be with you in person.
As many of you already know, NASAP, the North American Society of Adlerian Psychology, is a professional organization that advances the understanding and development of Individual Psychology. It also promotes effective approaches to living based on the ideas of Alfred Adler. The organization was founded in 1952 under the leadership of Dr. Rudolf Dreikurs. Today, NASAP exists as a meeting place for educational, psychological, psychiatric, counseling and pastoral care professionals of diverse orientations. In addition, NASAP encourages the active and equal participation of parents, families, and community members.
NASAP promotes the teachings of Alfred Adler through its journals, newsletters, annual conference, associated training opportunities, and local affiliate organizations. NASAP is proud that it has 22 affiliates in North America and 2 in Europe! I am thrilled that your group is one of the two affiliates from Europe and applaud all of Ugo Sodini's hard work in developing the affiliate and this first annual conference! This undertaking, in my mind, is a measure of social feeling - the capacity for cooperation and contribution.
I wish you well on this occasion of your first conference and hope each of you takes with you at least one new idea, technique or attitude that will serve you well in either your personal or professional life. Thanks so much for this opportunity to be with each of you in this way.
Al Milliren, Ed.D., Professor of Counseling and Vice President for the North American Society of Adlerian Psychology

Al Milliren, Ed.D., N.C.C.
Professor of Counseling Education
www.westtexadler.org
When love and skill go together,
. . . . . expect a masterpiece!
-- John Raskin (1819)


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