2007 CONFERENCE

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The 2007 Conference will be held in Budapest, Hungary on August 19, 20 and 21, 2007 at the Holiday Inn - Budapest Budaors.

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         The August, 2007 Budapest conference program is shaping up.  We shall see the return of Doctor Wang Chenxia from Yunnan Chenxia Palm Line Medical Institute in Kunming, China discussing some of the new material on medical palm diagnostics in her new book released in China this May.  Mary Lai from MME (Mind Measurement Education Association) Taipei, Taiwan, will return to discuss more of her work using palmar and plantar dermatoglyphics to assess and assisting the development of human potentials, especially with children.  She will present a paper entitled " The value of Dermatoglyphics and its practical use in Pediatric Mental Psychology ."

We also look forward to having one or two of her students sharing with us the results of their research and practical use of these studies in revealing student art, math and/or music potentials. 

One of Ms. Lai's students is Xiu-yu Hu, a Kindergarten principal, teacher, Artistic Potential Development and Dermatoglyphics Integration Study Center Researcher, Mind Measurement Education International Research Association whose study on Analysis of Painting and Mentality will be presented

         We look forward to the return of the educational psychologist Fritz Pang and Irene Tsang from Hong Kong and the New Horizons Center and their work in child and human assessments built on palmar and plantar dermatoglyphics.  They are currently teaching the MME methods in Hong Kong.  They may also present a program on the tird day on what they ahve learned from the Psychodiagnostic Chirology school from Israel as the following Israeli group withdrew from the conference on August 9, 2001 citing

• "The main reason is that the final price required for the trip and stay at Budapest, as it turns out to be, does not prove to be cost effective. This large expense turns out to be too big a burden on many of the participants and is not justifiable."

We hope others, who come from as far away as the West Coast of North America, China, Taiwan, and Africa, do not have similar problems. Here was the paln or presentations prior to August 9, 2007 of those from Isrtael who have withdrawn from the program.

         From Israel we look forward to presentations from four of the students of the PDC (Psychodiagnostic Chirology) school of psychology (originated by Dr. Arnold Holtzman, Ph,D.) They are Mr. Eran Maresse; Ms. Anat Levy; and Mrs. Riva Meller Alakalay. one of Dr. Holtzman's earliest students, and Dr. Henryk Rostowicz Ph.D.  Ms Levy recently completed a years travel in China including studying and exchanging with the New Horizons staff in Hong Kong.  Ms. Levy, Mrs. Alakalay and Mr. Maresse are practicing clinical psychologists.  Mrs. Alakalay will give a presentation of several case studies with emphasis on the "Deficit Father Syndrome".  Mr Maresse will discuss the complementary natures of the PDC and Mary Lai's MME work and how they can be combined. Dr. Rostowicz's topic concerns an empiric suggestion connecting atopic dermatitis with genetic mosaicism and diagnosing atopic dermatitis by use of methods developed for psychodiagnostic chirology. Ms. Levy will also make a presentation on the current collaboration of PDC and MME.

         We are welcoming the first appearance of Lydia Wagner, from Frankfurt am Main, Germany For her first appearance.  Ms. Wagner will present a paper entitled The Blocked Hand - The Simian Line. This represents more of her current studies and interests. Ms. Wagner studied with the wife of the famous Ernst Issberner-Haldane, the German Cheiro". Many of the lately well known German born chriologists had him as teacher.
Ms. Wagner is a medical palmist who has been practicing for 20 years.  She officially started in 1987 at 'Kairos Institute' in San Diego, California.  and has participated at numerous conferences and events in California, Germany, Switzerland, Austria and the Far East.

         Representing the more traditional schools of Dermatoglyphics will be Gabriel. S. Oladipo presenting a study he led with Joy E. Olotu and Adeleke D. Iboroma in the Department of Anatomy Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences College of Health Sciences University of Port Harcourt ,Port Harcourt-Nigeria entitled Digital and Palmar Dermatoglyphic Patterns of Idiopathic (Primary) Dilated Cardiomyopathy Patients in South Southern Nigeria.

         We will have a very special presentation, the first time outside of North America, on the new study of lip print reading by the leading expert on the subject, Ms. Jilly Eddy.  Here we see another part of the information that can be gathered from the study of the human appearance in Behavioral and Medical Biometrics.  Conference participants will have the opportunity have their own lips read.

         We are working towards a collegial relationship with the more traditional medical community and a representative of that community is Dr. Jun Wang, M.D., Ph.D..  She will present a paper on Microalbuminuria Measurement in Clinical Application, based upon studies conducted with Ruo-mei Qi, Ren-she Chen, Li-min Bao, at the Institute of Geriatrics, Beijing Hospital Ministry of Health, P.R. China.

We regret that Kevin Leak, because of a personal casulaty loss, will not be with us. Kevin Leak , a full time Cheirologist with background in IT and criminology and honors degrees in Psychology and South African politics will discuss a project where he uses hand analysis to provide counselling services across cultural barriers.          Sean OSullivan, from North America, who has been a regular attendant at our conferences, will present a clinical study of the hand in relations to changes and predictive diagnostics from his own work. Sean's family hasd some interesting personal ties with Cheiro that hw will share at the conference. Edward D. Campbell, J.D., will expand on his studies of significance of visible vascular conditions and those that may be detected through the new modes of vascular hand scanning and their correspondences behavioral and medical conditions reflected therein that was first presented in Shanghai in the summer of 2006.  These will deal with parental genomic imprinting, syndromes expressed by feeling of lack of love and/or security, current needs for shelter and affection, and additional information for medical diagnostic purposes.

 

Actual Schedule

Morning August 19th, 8:00 am
Registration
9:00 am   Introductions, welcoming remarks from
Edward D. Campbell, J.D.,  IBMBS Chairperson (USA)
Mr.Sifeng Liu, The  Chairperson, World Association of Applied Medical Palmistry.(Beijing, China

Morning program
Lydia Wagner       Germany
Ed Campbell          USA

Afternoon  First Day 1:30 pm
Mary Lai,  Founder, Mind Measurement Education Association) TaipeiTaiwan
Hsiu-yu Hu, MMEA, Taiwan
Irene Tsang,  New Horizons and MMEA Hong Kong
Fritz Pang,  New Horizons and MMEA Hong Kong

Conclude by 4:30

Morning August 20, 2007
Dr. Wang Chenxia, Founder, Yunnan Chenxia Palm Line Medical Institute, Kunming, PRC

Afternoon 2nd Day  1:30 pm
Jilly Eddy,   USA
Oladipo G.S     Nigeria
Wang Jun. M.D. Ph.D, Bejing,
Sean O?Sullivan, >USA

Morning August 21, 2007 9:00 am
Questions to the Participants, Audience Participation
The Panel may include, but not be limited to Dr. Wang Chenxia, Mary Lai,  and Ed Campbell,

Afternoon 3rd Day: 1:30 p m
Fritz Pang and Irene Tsang will share what they have learned of CDP techniques from their studies with the Israeli CDP representatives throughout the year.
Conclude by 4:30 pm

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