Thursday August 29th
Thursday August 29th:
Theme relationship psychosis with migration, social exclusion and low status group
Day 1, Thursday August 29th: Theme relationship psychosis with migration, social exclusion and low status group
SORT
TIME VENUE
NAME - ABSTRACT
PICTURE
TIME
Registration for the conference
08.30 – 09.15 h
Chair ISPS
And chair local organising committee
Video ‘About Stranger in the City’
Welcome by chair
Keynote Speaker
09.45 – 10.15 h
Us and Them – psychosis among ethnic minorities
Keynote Speaker
10.15 – 10.45 h
From the Margins to the Centers across cultures: the powerful pan-lexicon of Psychosis
Keynote Speaker
10.45 – 11.15 h
The relationship of psychosis with migration , social exclusion and low status groups
Debate with the speakers and representatives from psychoanalyse, CBT, family approach, rehab approach
11.45 – 12.30 h
What does our approach do to promote recovery of persons from low status groups?
Parallel sessions, 13.30 – 15.00 on day 1
SORT
TIME VENUE
NAME - ABSTRACT
PICTURE
TIME
Symposium 3
What explains the increased incidence of psychosis among first- and second-generation migrants?
13.30 – 15.00 h
Jean-Paul Selten, Leiden
273
What explains the increased incidence of psychosis among first-and second generation migrants? Strengths and limitations of the social defeat hypothesis of non-affective psychosis
Hannah Jongsma
201
What explains the increased incidence of psychosis among first-and second generation migrants?
Symposium 6
Why the World Health Organization and the American Psychiatric Association should drop the term “schizophrenia”
13.30 – 15.00 h
Brian Koehler, New York
131-Abstract
Why the World Health Organization and the American Psychiatric Association should drop the term “schizophrenia”
J.J. van Os, B. Froyen
Anne Cooke, Tunbridge Wells
097-Abstract
Changing society’s understanding of psychosis: a call to arms
Workshop 1
Stronger through diversity
13.30 – 15.00 h
Hudig Zaal
Caroline Verheijde-Zeijl, Goes
059-Abstract
Stronger through diversity
A.M.C. de Voogt
Workshop 28
Recovery, envelopment and family
13.30 – 15.00 h
Schadee Zaal
Leigh Murray, Auckland
116-Abstract
Empowering family by strengthening the relationship with their loved one experiencing psychosis
Workshop 28
Recovery, envelopment and family
Victor Kouratovsky, Rotterdam
211-Abstract
An attempt at integrating: Envelopment
Workshop 33
Mutual listening and learning
13.30 – 15.00 h
Mees Zaal
Berta Britz and Dirk Corstens
245-Abstract
Practicing Conversations Across our Differences
Tofik Boughrini, Utrecht (in Dutch)
198-Abstract
Accept what you cannot change and change what you cannot accept
Workshop 36
Reconnection after War Violence and Forced Migration
13.30 – 15.00 h
Van Rijke Vorsel Zaal
Lies Missotten, Leuven
222-Abstract
A psychiatric treatment programme for unaccompanied minor refugees: The ResCareRefugees project
J. Versteele, L. de Haene
Megan Levy, Perth
172-Abstract
Effects of War Violence and Forced Migration on Psycho-Social Developmental Systems Regression, Psychosis, and Reconnection
Workshop 38
Transcultural approaches of djinns and spirits
13.30 – 15.00 h
Van Beuningen Zaal
Marjolein van Duijl
242-Abstract
Diagnosis and management of spirit-possession, culture, psychosis or dissociation?
Dr. Sara Betteridge , Westcliff-on-Sea
081-Abstract
The Islamic perspective on Jinn, Evil Eye, and Black Magic and their impact on mental health presentations
Oral presentations group 1
Loneliness, identity loss and social withdrawel
13.30 – 15.00 h
Plate Zaal
Dr Laura Sharony , Acre
034-Abstract
R. Josman
From loneliness to belonging, objective and subjective feeling in Navigate program for first psychotic crisis
Thijs Burger, Amsterdam
154-Abstract
M. Lachmeijer, K. de Wilde, R.M. van Eck, A. Veilinga, J.J.M. Kikkert, M. Dekker, L. de Haan, M.B. de Koning
“Who do I allow to accompany me?” Perspective Matters in Recovery, a qualitative study
Yaacov Rosenthal, Neve Michael
229-Abstract
Treatment of a young woman suffering from psychosis with a history of adoption at an early age
Workshop 40
The challenge of implementation
13.30 – 15.00 h
Ruys Zaal
Matteo Mazzariol , Castlebar
246-Abstract
F. Callagy, S. Foy, M. McGeough
The challenges and opportunities of implementing psychological and social interventions with adult people suffering from severe mental distress
M. Garrett, Brooklyn New York
027-Abstract
Impediments to the Implementation of Psychotherapy for Psychosis in Public Mental Health Centers
Oral presentations group 2
Relationship, transference and recovery
13.30 – 15.00 h
Van der Vorm Zaal
A.A.G. Leggett, Central Coast Nsw
054-Abstract
Watching Over Sleeping Beauty–Working with Psychic Stasis in the Transference-Countertransference Situation
Cynthia Dorrestijn, Enschede
218-Abstract
Where there is a will, there is a way (into and out of psychosis)
Parallel sessions, 15.30 – 17.00 on day 1
SORT
TIME VENUE
NAME - ABSTRACT
PICTURE
TIME
15.30 – 17.00 h
Willem Burger Zaal
J. van Weeghel, Utrecht
163-Abstract
C.P.G. Couwenbergh
How can we prevent chronicity of psychosis and other (severe) mental health problems? A consultation of experts in the Netherlands
Symposium 13
After the storm: the meaning of psychosis
15.30 – 17.00 h
Van Beuningen Zaal
Jef Lisaerde, Leuven
086-Abstract
M. Christianen, F. Dhooghe
After the storm: Conversations on psychosis and identity
Symposium 16
‘Coming off psychiatric medications: Is tolerating uncertainty the next medical revolution?’
15.30 – 17.00 h
Van Weelde Zaal
Peter Groot, Maastricht (chair)
046-Abstract
Jim van Os and Will Hall
Is tolerating uncertainty the next medical revolution?
Workshop 4
The culturally sensitive approach of Daar-na
13.30 – 15.00 h
Hudig Zaal
How Lister Daar-na Utrecht takes a culturally sensitive approach to psychosis
Workshop 32
Relationship, peers and the process of diagnoses
15.30 – 17.00 h
Schadee Zaal
Margaux Sageot, Kortenberg
145-Abstract
J. Vandamme
How to connect during diagnostic interventions in psychosis?
Mr Marko Turner, Mount Druitt
098-Abstract
P. Pradhan
Working Relationally with Lived Experience: Evolving Consumer Led Clinical Services with Peer Support Workers
Workshop 34
ISPS for whites only?- Working with Families Across Different Cultures
15.30 – 17.00 h
Ruys Zaal
Martin Atchison
188-Abstract
Working with families from different cultures
Workshop 39
Being the Stranger
15.30 – 17.00 h
Mees Zaal
F. Lopes Martins da Veiga, Rotterdam
193-Abstract
Being a black professional in white mental health institutes
Victor Kouratovsky
Jane Herington, Kent
248-Abstract
The Stranger at the University …..the struggle with student life encountered by some freshers (and older students too)
Oral presentations group 3
Lacanian and other psychoanalytical approaches
13.30 – 15.00 h
Van der Vorm Zaal
Bret Fimiani, Alameda
004-Abstract
The Fear of Psychosis: Traversing the Gap Between Psychotic and Non-Psychotic Experience.
Yair Tzivoni, Haifa, D. Koren, P. Josef, L. Schalit-Cohen
036-Abstract
Unstable Clinical Structure as a risk factor for Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders: Findings from a seven-year follow-up study among help-seeking adolescents
B.N. Seitler, Ridgewood
053-Abstract
Case Study of An Octogenarian Hoarder: Stuffing and Occupying any Space between Neurosis and Psychosis
Oral presentations group 4
Social exclusion and psychosis
15.30 – 17.00 h
Plate Zaal
Claire Wheeler, Colcheste
|122-Abstract
L. Wood, E. Quinlan, A. Spencer
Snitches get stitches: A qualitative exploration of childhood bullying amongst individuals with early psychosis experiences
Rober Qi , Liverpool
134-Abstract
R.G. White, J.C. McIntyre, R.P. Bentall
The Impact of Social Identity on the Qualitative Experience of Paranoia: a Systematic Review
David Vinkers, Rotterdam
189-Abstract
J.J. van Os, H.W. Hoek
Social defeat and psychosis in young Caribbean immigrants to Rotterdam
Oral presentations group 5
Cultural differences and psychosis
15.30 – 17.00 h
Van Rijcke vorsel Zaal
Igor Pietkiewicz, Katowice
094-Abstract
R. Tomalski, U Klosinska
Cultural factors affect explanatory models for hearing voices and help-seeking pathways
Postersessions day 1 – Research posters
Posters linger during the whole conference, presentations during lunchtime
SORT
TIME VENUE
NAME - ABSTRACT
PICTURE
TIME
Poster 2
H.K. Horvat
Poster 3
Lana Renny, Kent
058-Abstract
An exploration of how men with “grandiose beliefs” understand their interpersonal relationships and self-esteem
C. Cupitt
T. Lavender
Poster 4
Sophie Baker, Bangor
067-Abstract
Perceptions of belonging in service users with psychosis living in linguistically mismatched communities in North Wales
Poster 4
C.W.N. Saville, M. Jackson
Poster 5
Peciccia, Maurizio, Varazze
075-Abstract
Redancia system: vision, clinical support and information system for the management of a 22 psychiatric residential treatment facility network
T. Stefanelli, G. Guisto, F. Bonino, A. Codino
Poster 6
Radoslaw Tomalski, Katowice
091-Abstract
Development of the Structured Clinical Interview for Voice-hearers (SCIV)
I.J. Pietkiewicz
Poster 8
Rocio Caballero, Madrid
093-Abstract
Exploring dynamics in paranoia after a positive psychology group intervention: Network Analysis with Experience Sampling Methodology
R. Espinoza, A. Trucharte, V. Peinado, C. Valiente
Poster 9
Rocio Caballero, Madrid
R. Espinoza, A. Trucharte, A. Contreras, V. Peinado, C. Valiente
095-Abstract
The perception of well-being; Do people with severe mental illness and their therapists put themselves in each other’s shoes?
Poster 10
Almudena Trucharte, Madrid
R. Espinoza, C. Valiente, A. Contreras, V. Peinado
096-Abstract
Adult attachment styles and paranoia: a mediational analysis
Poster 11
Janne-Elin Yttri, Brøndbyvester
121-Abstract
Auditory verbal hallucinations in schizophrenia: phenomenology of the mode of onset
A. Urfer-Parnas, J. Parnas
Poster 7
Tatiana Kishka, St. Petersburg
123-Abstract
How Can a Psychosocial Rehabilitation Programme Change Behaviour Self-Regulation of Inpatients Diagnosed with Schizophrenia within a Forensic Low Secure Unit?
Poster 7
C. Gallardo, C. Mena, R. Nachar, M. Monje, Iruretagoyena, J.P. Bundurraga, C. Diaz, DP Castañeda
Exploring dynamics in paranoia after a positive psychology group intervention: Network Analysis with Experience Sampling Methodology
Poster 14
Manuel Tettamanti, Geneva
127-Abstract
The healing power of human reconnection: clinician and user’s views on a unit for young adults with early mental difficulties
C.L. Curtis
Poster 15
Brian Koehler, New York
133-Abstract
On Loneliness: Neuroscience, Social and Psychological Perspectives
Poster 17
B. Rosenbaum, Copenhagen
140-Abstract
How psychiatrists and artists collaboratively may lead creative writing-therapies in groups of people suffering from severe mental illness
B. Bundesen
Poster 18
Clare Howie, Belfast
143-Abstract
Screening for the At-Risk Mental State in Educational Settings: A Systematic Review
C. Potter, C. Shannon, G. Davidson, C. Mulholland
Ondrej Pec, Prague
147-Abstract
Psychodynamic day treatment programme for patients with schizophrenia spectrum disorders: Dynamics and predictors of therapeutic change
P. Bob, J. Pec, A. Hrubcova
Poster 20
| Masa Micunovic, Madrid 150-Abstract |
Forgotten Features of Psychosis: The role of social isolation, trauma and personality
L. Martinez Prado
Poster 21
Neely Anne Laurenzo Myers, Dallas
152-Abstract
What counts as care for racially and ethnically diverse young persons diagnosed with early psychosis in the U.S.?
Poster 22
Vanesa Peinado, Madrid
153-Abstract
Exploring the relationships between self-esteem and paranoia: is the jumping to conclusion a moderator of this relationship?
R. Espinosa, A. Contreras, A. Trucharte, R. Caballero, C. Valiente
Poster 23
Ana Elisa Sousa, Montreal
167-Abstract
Using the Method of Loci to improve episodic memory in psychosis: a feasibility study
M. Lepage, M. Brodeur
Poster 24
Ibrahim Onsesveren, Rotterdam
182-Abstract
Time to medication discontinuation with different antipsychotic formulations in patients with schizophrenia: a claims-based study
A. van der Lee, A. Wierdsma, L. de Haan, C.L. Mulder
Poster 25
Erik Thys, Kortenberg
Stigmatization of psychosis: a 10-year study of Flemish newspapers
Poster 26
Ingvild Aase, Stavanger
197-Abstract
Positive -, negative- and disorganized symptom drivers of cognitive/executive dysfunction in ultra high risk state for psychosis
J.O. Johannessen,
Poster 27
Eila Sailas, Hyvinkää
Asking clients regularly how they are – it changes treatment plans
T. Linderg, T. Säämänen
Poster 28
Hee-jung Lee, Seoul
Longitudinal Empathy Trajectories at Urban Community Child Centers and the Effects of Adolescents’ Experience of Discrimination
Poster 29
Roupen Baronian, Essex
239-Abstract
Peer support groups for paranoid and unusual beliefs: a qualitative analysis of members’ experiences
D.T. Taggart, L.W. Wood
Poster 33
Rado Gorjup, Primorska
155
Asking clients regularly how they are – it changes treatment plans
Poster 43
Mrs Vítková
Daniela Šago, Zagreb, D. Chrtova
Destigmatization programme for family members of people with psychotic disorders
Poster 45
Zbynek Roboch, Klecany
103
Destigmatization process in the Czech republic from user’s view
