DAILY SCHEDULE
Themes of the ISPS Rotterdam 2019 conference.
On August 28th the preconference will have courses and workshops on the newest developments with regard to different kind of therapy approaches.
Wednesday August 28th
Preconference workshops and courses
| Preconference workshops, Wednesday August 28th | |||||
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| No lunch provided. Coffeebreaks 10.30 – 11.00 h and 15.00 – 15.30 h | |||||
| TIME | WHO | TITLE | Abstract no | VENUE | PRICE FOR |
| 09.00 – 12.30 h | Dag van Wetter, Dienke Boertien & Dirk Corstens | Open Dialogue for people in crisis: from stranger to connection | 300 | Van Weelde Zaal | Half day workshop |
| 13.30 – 17.00 h | Dag van Wetter, Dienke Boertien & Dirk Corstens | Open Dialogue for people in crisis: from stranger to connection | 300 | Van Weelde Zaal | Half day workshop |
| 9.00 – 12.30 h | Joe Oliver | Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for Psychosis | 301 | Van der Vorm Zaal | Half day workshop |
| 13.30 – 17.00 h | Joe Oliver | Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for Psychosis | 301 | Van der Vorm Zaal | Half day workshop |
| 9.00 – 12.30 h | Will Hall | How to handle suicidal ideation? | 302 | Plate Zaal | Half day workshop |
| 13.30 – 17.00 h | Will Hall | Psychiatric Medication Withdrawal: A Harm Reduction Perspective | 303 | Plate Zaal | Half day workshop |
| 13.30 – 17.00 h | Sam Ghane & Victor Kouratovsky | Building bridges using the Cultural Formulation Interview. Towards a context sensitive treatment of psychosis | 304 | Van Rijcke-vorsel Zaal | Half day workshop |
| 09.00-12.30 h | Amy Hardy | Breaking the silence: Talking about trauma in psychosis | 305 | Ruys Zaal | Half day workshop |
| 13.30 – 17.00 h | Amy Hardy | Breaking the silence: Talking about trauma in psychosis | 305 | Ruys Zaal | Half day workshop |
| 13.30 – 17.00 h | Devi Hisgen | Handling cannabis wisely (excursion) | 307 | Foyer | Half day Tour |
| 09.00-17.00 h | Peter Dierinck & Stijn Vanheule | Effectuating recovery: two perspectives | 306 | Mees Zaal | Whole day workshop |
Delegates of the conference or the pre-conference workshops are invited to attend the conference Welcome Reception at 17.30 in the Town Hall of Rotterdam (without cost)
| 08.00 – 18.00 h | Registration for the conference | Foyer Willem Burgerzaal | ||
| 09.00 - 17.00 h | ISPS EC meeting | Foyer Willem Burgerzaal | ||
| 17.30 h | Welcome Reception | With Bert Wijbenga, Vice Mayor for Enforcement, Public Space, Integration and Community | Town Hall, Coolsingel 40 | Without costs (showe badge) |
Abstract Book (download here)
On August 29th epidemiological researchers and (cultural) experts with qualitative knowledge will try to come up with an answer to the question: Why are people belonging to minority groups with low status 5 to 8 times more likely to experience psychosis? What does that tell us about the dynamics of psychosis when we compare it with the circumstances of people with psychosis who are not from a minority group? Keynote speakers.
What should we do about it? The afternoon will be spent looking at approaches focused on this problem. Keynote speakers.
Thursday August 29th: Theme relationship psychosis with migration, social exclusion and lowstatus group
On August 30th people with lived experience, family members and clinicians will discuss the alienation between someone who is psychotic and others. Will non- medical models of psychosis help, or should we try other therapeutic approaches?
Friday August 30th: Lived experience takes the lead
August 31st will be a day open to the public for a reduced price. The voice of psychosis (? What do you mean by voice? Hallucinations i.e. hearing voices etc? will be discussed, what does it tell us about society?
Is the road to psychosis the same as that to Jihad? What does it mean that the destruction of the world is so often a theme of psychosis? Other ways of organising society, for instance in the spirit of Ubuntu Philosophy, will be explored. Keynote speakers.
Saturday August 31st: Psychosis, (forced) migration, society and politics (Day open for interested parties at reduced price)
The morning of September 1st will be spent looking at new research.
Keynote speakers. The conference will end with a debate.
