Congress of psychiatry

participants
Carmen Weidler, Germany
Christina Regenbogen, Benjamin Clemens, Michael 
Nitsche, Julie Blendy, Ute Habel
OS-35 
Oral Presentation Session
17:00 – 18:30
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Room R3
TOPIC 4:
 Affective disorders
Bipolar disorders II
Chairs: 
Akram K. Wilson, United Kingdom 
Michael Bauer, Germany
001
  Evaluating linguistic and cognitive origins of 
action fluency deficits in schizophrenia spectrum 
disorders
Daria Smirnova, Russia
Melanie Clark, Johanna Badcock, Assen Jablensky
002
  Clinical characteristics related to affective 
lability and its relationship with aggression and 
impulsivity in bipolar I disorder
Ersin Uygun, Turkey
Oya Güçlü, Murat Erkiran, Sahap Erkoç
003
  Examination of cortical surface area and cortical 
thickness in bipolar disorder
Vikas Bandalli, India
Rashmin Achalia, Arpitha Jacob, Garimaa Achalia,  
Naren P. Rao
004
  Medication and bipolar mixed states? About 
the relevance of antidepressants and compliance to 
medication regarding psychiatric admissions
Miguel Nascimento, Portugal
Joana Aguiar, Filomena Bacelar, Lucília Bravo, Alice 
Nobre
005
  Stressful life events in bipolar disorder
Amine Larnaout, Tunisia
Imene Ben Romdhane, Ahlem Hajri, Nesrine Bram, 
Wided Homri, Raja Labbane

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  Mirtazapine-induced mania: a case report
Sílvia Freitas, Portugal
Rui Barranha, Sandra Queirós
OS-36 
Oral Presentation Session
17:00 – 18:30
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Room R13
TOPIC 5:
 Neurotic, stress-related and somatoform 
disorders
Neurotic, stress-related and somatoform disorders
Chairs: 
Felix Bermpohl, Germany 
Katharina Domschke, Germany
001
  Mental health in prison and torture
Mariam Jishkariani, Republic of Georgia
Teimuraz Bokuchava, George Berulava, Kakhaber 
Mikadze
002
  Evidence for a dissociative subtype of PTSD 
among refugees settled in Uganda
Monika Schreckenbach, Germany
Thomas Elbert, Ulrike Schmidt
003
  Experience of panic symptoms and related 
concepts of distress among patients with anxiety 
disorders in northern India: a mixed-method study
Ankit Gupta, United Kingdom
Pratap Sharan, Rajesh Sagar, Shashi Kant
004
  A double blind randomised sham controlled 
study to examine clinical benefits of transcranial 
direct current stimulation (tDCS) in obsessive  
compulsive disorder (OCD)
Shayanth Manche Gowda, India
005
  Emotional exhaustion and burnout in cancer 
clinicians: a mixed methods study
Soumitra Shankar Datta, India
Rhea Daruvala, Maupali Ghosh, Francesca Fratazzi, Siti 
A. Norzan, Anirban Laha, Rosina Ahmed, Samiran Panda
OS-37 (d) 
Oral Presentation Session
17:00 – 18:30
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Room R12
TOPIC 4:
 Affective disorders
 
Affektive Störungen: Risikofaktoren
Chairs: 
Mathias Berger, Germany 
Stefan Borgwardt, Switzerland
001
  Der Einfluss von früher Traumatisierung und 
genetischem Risiko auf Hirnstruktur und -funktion 
bei unipolarer Depression
Nils Opel, Germany
Ronny Redlich, Dominik Grotegerd, Peter Zwanzger, 
Walter Heindel, Harald Kugel, Volker Arolt, Udo 
Dannlowski
002
  Kardiovaskuläres Risiko und depressive Störungen
Andreas Baranyi, Austria
003
  Gemeinsame neuronale Grundlagen von Fehler-
bewusstsein und Krankheitseinsicht bei Patienten 
mit unipolarer Depression – eine funktionelle Mag-
netresonanztomographie-Studie
Felix Grubbe, Germany
Evgeny Gutyrchik, Janusch Blautzik, Hans-Jürgen Möller, 
Michael Riedel, Ulrich Ettinger, Marco Paolini, Rebecca 
Schennach
004
  Morphologische Unterschiede zwischen depres-
siven und gesunden Jugendlichen: eine MRT-Studie
Joana Straub, Germany
Kathrin Malejko, Paul Plener, Birgit Abler
005
  Validierung des Selbstmanagement-Selbsttests 
(SMST) bei Patienten mit Depression und Proban-
den aus der Allgemeinbevölkerung
Peter M. Wehmeier, Germany
FS-15 
Further Session
17:00 – 19:00
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Room Lindau 2
 
BVDP Mitgliederversammlung
Chair: 
Christa Roth-Sackenheim, Germany
SP-04 
Special Session
18:45 – 20:15
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Room  M2 / M3
TOPIC 25:
 Training and continuing education
Speed dating – discuss your own project and get 
useful tips for your career
Chair: 
Franziska Baessler, Germany
Discussants: 
Jakob Kaminski, Germany 
Florian Rückert, Germany 
Florian Riese, Switzerland 
Felipe Picon, Brazil 
Hussien Elkholy, Egypt 
Nehal El-Nahrawy, Germany 
Hironori Kuga, Japan

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S-214 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall  A6 / A7
 
TOPIC 34:
 Psychiatry in developing regions
CAREIF Symposium 4: Globalisation, geo-politics 
and psychiatry – investing for social justice, civil 
rights and humane care
Chairs: 
Edgar Jones, United Kingdom 
Jenny Willis, United Kingdom
001
  Mental Health for Nations, mental health in low 
and middle-income countries
Albert Chaitram Persaud, United Kingdom
002
  A call to action: refugees, social justice and 
mental health
Rachel Tribe, United Kingdom
003
  Stigma, globalisation and radicalisation
Nadarasar Yoganathan, United Kingdom
004
  Suicides – risk factors and prevention strategies
Kamaldeep Bhui, United Kingdom
S-215 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall A8
 
TOPIC 17:
 Psychotherapy
Mentalization-based treatment(s): foundations and 
applications
Chairs: 
Kai Vogeley, Germany 
Ulrich Schultz-Venrath, Germany
001
  Neuroscientific foundations of mentalizing
Tobias Nolte, United Kingdom
002
  Meeting the mind of the patient: epistemic 
trust and epistemic injustice
Peter Fonagy, United Kingdom
003
  Principles of mentalizing in groups or mental-
ization-based group therapy in day-treatment or 
in-patient-setting
Ulrich Schultz-Venrath, Germany
004
  Mentalization-based treatment for patients 
with autism spectrum disorder
Katharina Krämer, Germany
Sophia Reul, Ulrich Schultz-Venrath, Kai Vogeley
S-216 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall A5
 
TOPIC 4:
 Affective disorders
German research network on psychiatric disorders, 
part I: affective disorders
Chairs: 
Rainer Rupprecht, Germany 
Frank Padberg, Germany
001
  Bipolife Research Consortium in Germany: 
improving recognition and care in critical areas of 
bipolar disorder
Michael Bauer, Germany
002
  OPTIMD: research for optimized treatment of 
depression
Rainer Rupprecht, Germany
Inga Neumann, Johannes Kornhuber, Erich Gulbins, 
Thomas Baghai, Marcus Ising, Oliver Gruber, Isabella 
Heuser
003
  GCBS: German Center of Brain Stimulation
Frank Padberg, Germany
004
  NetBiomics: a novel approach for biobanking
Thomas G. Schulze, Germany
S-217 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall A1
 
TOPIC 16:
 Diagnostics and classification, 
psychopathology, RDoC
Integrating dimensional constructs in a categorical 
classification: progress and prospects for ICD-11
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 WPA Section: Affective Disorders
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 WPA Section: Quality Assurance in Psychiatry
Chairs: 
Wolfgang Gaebel, Germany 
Geoffrey M. Reed, Switzerland
001
  Scientific concepts and methodologies for 
dimensional qualifiers across ICD-11 categories
Geoffrey M. Reed, Switzerland
002
  Symptom severity qualifiers and course spec-
ifiers in ICD-11 primary psychotic disorders: could 
they contribute to adequate pay for performance?
Wolfgang Gaebel, Germany
003
  Severity qualifiers in ICD-11 depressive episode: 
limitations and possible developments
Mario Maj, Italy
004
  Findings from ICD-11 case-controlled field studies 
on clinicians' use of dimensional ratings
Jared Wayne Keeley, USA

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S-218 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall A2
 
TOPIC 9:
 Comorbidity of somatic and mental disorders, 
psychosomatics
Psychopharmacotherapy in the medically ill – 
practical approaches at the interface of mental and 
medical disorders
Chairs: 
Christine Norra, Germany 
Ronald Burian, Germany
001
  Psychopharmacotherapy in cardiovascular 
diseases
Siegfried Kasper, Austria
002
  Pharmacotherapy in psychooncology
Josef Jenewein, Switzerland
003
  A practical approach to psychopharmacotherapy 
in gynecology and obstetrics
Susanne Simen, Germany
Günter Niklewski
004
  Psychopharmacotherapy in neurologic diseases
Ulrik Fredrik Malt, Norway
S-219 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall A4
 
TOPIC 26:
 Ethics and philosophy
Philosophy and psychiatry: integrative explanation – 
from phenomenology to molecules and back
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 WPA Section: Philosophy & Humanities in Psychiatry
Chairs: 
Felix Tretter, Austria 
Wolfgang Maier, Germany
001
  Psychotic disorders – theory of schizophrenia
Josef Parnas, Denmark
002
  Brain imaging, neurophysiology, neuropsychology 
– usefulness of animal models
Kenneth Schaffner, USA
003
  Neurobiology and genetics – explanatory power 
of computational neurobiology
John D. Murray, USA
S-220 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall Helsinki 1
 
TOPIC 13:
 Brain imaging, neurophysiology, 
neuropsychology
The impact of neuroscience on revisiting psychiatric 
nosology
Chairs: 
Drozdstoy Stoyanov, Bulgaria 
Silvana Galderisi, Italy
001
  Neuroimaging in psychosis: what is the  
contribution to early diagnosis?
Stefan Borgwardt, Switzerland
002
  What can our knowledge about the brain con-
tribute to psychopathology? Plaedoyer for a  
spatiotemporal psychopathology
Georg Northoff, Canada
003
  Semantic processing and semantic experience 
in people with schizophrenia: a bridge between phe-
nomenological psychopathology and neuroscience?
Massimo Ballerini, Italy
004
  Toward implementation of the model of trans-
lational validation in revisiting clinical assessment 
tools in psychiatry: preliminary empirical results
Drozdstoy Stoyanov, Bulgaria
Sevdalina Kandilarova, Nikolay Sirakov, Magdalena 
Stoeva, Kichka Velkova, Stefan Kostianev
S-221 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall Helsinki 2
 
TOPIC 24:
 Forensic psychiatry and assessment
Prison psychiatry – perspective from different 
countries
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 WPA Section: Forensic Psychiatry
Chairs: 
Birgit Vollm, United Kingdom 
Norbert Konrad, Germany
001
  Return to the past: criminalization of the  
mentally ill
Jagannathan Srinivasaraghavan, USA
002
  Prisoners with intellectual disability: preva-
lence, service provision and re-entry in prison
Vicente Tort, Spain
003
  Mental health problems of prisoners in South 
America
Adrian Mundt, Chile
004
  IQ association with psychiatric comorbidity in 
a maximum security prison
Carlos Hugo Isaac Serna, Mexico

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S-222 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall Paris 1
 
TOPIC 31:
 Suicide and psychiatric emergencies
Current research in suicidology and suicide prevention
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 WPA Section: Suicidology
Chairs: 
Vladimir Carli, Sweden 
Jean-Pierre Kahn, France
001
  Suicidal behaviours in young European  
smokers and non-smokers: results from the SEYLE 
study
Christian Haring, Austria
002
  Prospective predictors of onset, maintenance 
and cessation of self-injurious behaviour during 
adolescence
Romuald Brunner, Germany
003
  Biological markers of suicidal behaviour
Pilar Alejandra Sáiz Martinez, Spain
004
  Self-crash suicide-murder: psychological 
autopsy essay of the Germanwings crash – clinical 
questions and aftermath ethical discussion
Jean-Pierre Soubrier, France
S-223 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall Paris 2
 
TOPIC 38:
 Human Rights
Psychosocial challenges in Europe
›
 WPA Section: Ecology, Psychiatry & Mental Health
›
 WPA Section: Mass Media & Mental Health
Chairs: 
Luigi Janiri, Italy 
François Ferrero, Switzerland
001
  Current chances and challenges for the human 
rights-based approach in psychiatry
Michaela Amering, Austria
002
  Smartphone apps for mental health: opportuni-
ties and challenges for the next future
Yasser Khazaal, Switzerland
003
  Intercultural contexts in psychiatry: migration 
and families in Europe
Rachid Bennegadi, France
004
  Refugees and asylum seekers across Europe: 
Dublin syndrome and other psychiatric issues
Luigi Janiri, Italy
S-224 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall Berlin 1
 
TOPIC 4:
 Affective disorders
The impact of exercise on psychiatric disorders
Chairs: 
Frank Schneider, Germany 
Berend Malchow, Germany
001
  Physical activity and exercise in the preven-
tion and treatment of major depression: current 
evidences and challenges
Felipe Barreto Schuch, Brazil
002
  Benefits and limitations of exercise in the  
treatment of psychotic disorders
Keith Nuechterlein, USA
003
  Physical activity and exercise in anxiety disorders
Andreas Ströhle, Germany
004
  Mechanisms of exercise effects on the brain
Karsten Henkel, Germany
S-225 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall New York 1
 
TOPIC 2:
 Mental disorders due to psychotropic 
substances, behavioural addictions
New interventions in the treatment of addiction
›
 WPA Section: Addiction Psychiatry
Chairs: 
Richard Rosenthal, USA 
Reinhard Michael Krausz, Canada
001
  Novel delivery systems in the treatment of 
opioid addiction
Richard Rosenthal, USA
002
  Innovative psychosocial interventions in the 
treatment of SUD
Ingo Schäfer, Germany
003
  Web-based tools and their effectiveness in 
substance use disorders
Thomas Berger, Switzerland
004
  Early intervention concepts addressing high 
risk behaviors among substance using youth
Reinhard Michael Krausz, Canada

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S-226 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall New York 3
 
TOPIC 4:
 Affective disorders
International efforts in early recognition of affective 
disorders
Chairs: 
Eva Meisenzahl-Lechner, Germany 
Michael King, United Kingdom
001
  Primary prevention of depression in primary 
care: evidence and challenges
Juan Ángel Bellón Saameño, Spain
002
  Predicting the onset of anxiety or depression – 
a common pathway
Michael King, United Kingdom
003
  High risk measurements of prodromal states 
of affective disorders – the DEEP-I Depression Early 
Prediction Inventory
Eva Meisenzahl-Lechner, Germany
004
  The Bochum early bipolar recognition approach 
– successful screening of large student cohorts
Georg Juckel, Germany
Ida Haußleiter
S-227 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
 | 
Hall London 3
 
TOPIC 32:
 Violence and trauma
Psychiatric experience in the treatment of genocide 
and torture surviving refugees
Chairs: 
Haim Belmaker, Israel 
Jutta Lindert, Germany
001
  Mental health and resilience among refugees: 
conflicting current evidence
Jutta Lindert, Germany
002
  The mental health of asylum seekers and  
victims of human trafficking: the experience of 
Gesher (Bridge) clinic, Israel 2014 – 2017
Ido Lurie, Israel
003
  Treatment of genocide and torture surviving 
refugees: obstacles and solutions
Haim Knobler, Israel
Moshe Z. Abramowitz
S-228 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall London 2
 
TOPIC 17:
 Psychotherapy
Schema therapy for difficult to treat patients  
– current state of the art and new developments
Chairs: 
Klaus Lieb, Germany 
Eckhard Roediger, Germany
001
  Evidence base of schema therapy – current 
studies and challenges
Klaus Lieb, Germany
002
  Similarities and differences of schema therapy 
and dialectical behaviour therapy in the treatment 
of BPD
Eva Faßbinder, Germany
003
  Schema therapy with children suffering from 
separation distress – first results of an ongoing RCT
Christof Loose, Germany
004
  Treating the untreatable – how does schema 
therapy deal with narcissistic patients – the skill of 
empathic confrontation
Eva Dieckmann, Germany
Eckhard Rödiger
S-229 Symposium
08:15 – 09:45
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Hall New York 2
TOPIC 6:
 Eating disorders, sleep disorders and other 
disorders of this category
Multidisciplinary treatment of eating disorders: 
contributions of medicine, psychology and move-
ment science on body-oriented therapy in anorexia 
nervosa and bulimia nervosa
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 DGPPN Section: Health Care Professions
Chairs: 
Anna Katharina Alexandridis, Germany 
Angela Döring, Germany
001
  A sports-psychiatric approach in the treatment 
of eating disorders
Valentin Z. Markser, Germany
002
  Dance-movement therapy in the treatment of 
eating disorders
Marianne Eberhard-Kaechele, Germany
003
  Movement-therapy in eating disorders: treat-
ment of body image and excessive physical activity
Anna Katharina Alexandridis, Germany
004
  Cognitive-behavioral body image therapy for 
eating disorders: theory, treatment and outcome
Silja Vocks, Germany

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