Congress of psychiatry

TOPIC 5:
 Neurotic, stress-related and somatoform 
disorders
Beyond PTSD: embitterment, humiliation, shame 
and revenge
Chairs: 
Sung-Kil Min, Republic of Korea 
Michael Linden, Germany
001
  Adverse childhood events, life events, and 
adaptational stress in somatic symptom disorders 
with and without comorbid PTSS
Chistina van der Feltz-Cornelis, The Netherlands
Remona Kamp, Iris Koppenol, Lars de Vroege
002
  Embitterment – from normal mood to posttrau-
matic embitterment disorder
Michael Linden, Germany
003
  Embitterment in the workplace
Evie Michailidis, United Kingdom
004
  Hwa-byung, a Korean anger-related syndrome 
and the psychology of Haan
Sung-Kil Min, Republic of Korea
S-409 Symposium
13:30 – 15:00
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Room Weimar 3
TOPIC 25:
 Training and continuing education
Psychiatric education and training in Asia – many 
faces and challenges
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 WPA Section: Urban Mental Health
Chairs: 
Naotaka Shinfuku, Japan 
Afzal Javed, United Kingdom
001
  Beyond teaching of the subject
Samudra T. Kathriarachchi, Sri Lanka
002
  Psychiatric training in Arabic countries
Samia Abul, United Arab Emirates
003
  Psychiatric education and training in Singapore
Chay Hoon Tan, Singapore
004
  Psychiatric training in Taiwan – past, present 
and future
Te-Jen Lai, Taiwan

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 Q & A  Modul
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S-410 Symposium
13:30 – 15:00
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Room Weimar 5
TOPIC 18:
 Pharmacotherapy
Phytotherapy in psychiatry
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 WPA Section: Pharmacopsychiatry
Chairs: 
Siegfried Kasper, Austria 
Ion-George Anghelescu, Germany
001
  Methodology of psychopharmacological research
Hans-Jürgen Möller, Germany
002
  Ginkgo extract in dementia
Ralf Ihl, Germany
003
  St. John's Wort for depression
Ion-George Anghelescu, Germany
004
  Silexan in anxiety disorders
Siegfried Kasper, Austria
S-411 Symposium
13:30 – 15:00
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Room M6
TOPIC 10:
 Gerontopsychiatry
Mental health and health care in old age – challenges 
for aging societies – results of the AgeCoDe / Age- 
QualiDe study
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 DGPPN Section: Psychosocial Care Research
Chairs: 
Steffi G. Riedel-Heller, Germany 
Wolfgang Maier, Germany
001
  Progression of depressive symptoms in the 
context of dementia
Kathrin Heser, Germany
Luca Kleineidam, Michael Wagner, Wolfgang Maier, 
Siegfried Weyerer, Horst Bickel, Michael Pentzek,  
Martin Scherer, Hans-Helmut König, Birgitt Wiese,  
Steffi G. Riedel-Heller
002
  Unmet care needs in the oldest old primary 
care patients with cognitive disorders: results of  
the  AgeCoDe / AgeQualiDe  study
Janine Stein, Germany
Alexander Pabst, Frank Jessen, Horst Bickel,  
Michael Pentzek, Birgitt Wiese, Hans-Helmut König, 
Martin Scherer, Wolfgang Maier, Siegfried Weyerer, 
Steffi G. Riedel-Heller
003
  Advance directives and power of attorney for 
health care in the oldest old – results of the Age-
CoDe / AgeQualiDe  study
Tobias Luck, Germany
Francisca S. Rodriguez, Birgitt Wiese, Horst Bickel, 
Hans-Helmut Koenig, Siegfried Weyerer, Martin Scherer, 
Wolfgang Maier, Steffi G. Riedel-Heller
004
  The relationship between depressive symptoms 
and functional limitations: a longitudinal perspective
André Hajek, Germany
S-412 Symposium
13:30 – 15:00
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Room Weimar 1
TOPIC 13:
 Brain imaging, neurophysiology, 
neuropsychology
The quest for clinical use of neuroimaging in child 
and adolescent psychiatry
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 WPA Section: Early Career Psychiatrists
Chairs: 
Felipe Picon, Brazil 
Hussien Elkholy, Egypt
001
  The quest for structural neuroimaging bio-
markers in child and adolescent psychiatry
Cristian Patrick Zeni, USA
002
  The quest for functional neuroimaging bio-
markers in child and adolescent psychiatry
Ali Saffet Gonul, Turkey
003
  Psychiatric neuroimaging in Egypt: current 
status and challenges ahead
Hussien Elkholy, Egypt
004
  Difficulties and challenges of the quest for 
neuroimaging biomarkers in child and adolescent 
psychiatry
Felipe Picon, Brazil
S-413 Symposium
13:30 – 15:00
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Room Lindau 6
TOPIC 12:
 Epidemiology and risk factors
Compulsory interventions in psychiatric services – 
why do they vary so much within countries?
Chairs: 
Tilman Steinert, Germany 
Eric Noorthoorn, The Netherlands
001
  The variation in compulsory psychiatric admis-
sion in England
Patrick Keown, United Kingdom
002
  Variations in legislation and clinical practice 
concerning involuntary admissions across Switzer-
land
Matthias Jäger, Switzerland
003
  Variations in the use of seclusion and coercive 
medication in psychiatric hospitals in the Nether-
lands
Eric Noorthoorn, The Netherlands
004
  Explaining the variations in compulsory admis-
sions, seclusion, restraint, and coercive medication 
in the State of Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany
Tilman Steinert, Germany
Erich Flammer

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S-414 Symposium
13:30 – 15:00
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Room R3
TOPIC 28:
 History, art and cultural sciences
German-French dialog in the building of classical 
psychiatry
Chairs: 
Jeremie Sinzelle, France 
Uwe Henrik Peters, Germany
001
  Dissociation: a “splitted” concept between 
French and German psychiatry
Gaetan Such, France
002
  Hundred years of dementia praecox:  
grandeur and decay of a disease of the will
Jeremie Sinzelle, France
003
  Following out the concept of paranoia:  
a paradigm for epistemology of psychiatry
Yann Craus, France
004
  Political psychiatry or psychiatric policies?
Patrice Charbit, France
S-415 Symposium
13:30 – 15:00
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Room R13
TOPIC 10:
 Gerontopsychiatry
Suicide prevention and assisted suicide in the elderly
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 WPA Section: Old Age Psychiatry
Chairs: 
Gabriela Stoppe, Switzerland 
Max Stek, The Netherlands
001
  Psychiatrists' positions towards assisted suicide
Florian Riese, Switzerland
002
  Suicide and assisted suicide in Switzerland: 
consequences for suicide prevention
Gabriela Stoppe, Switzerland
003
  Euthanasia, physician assisted suicide in the 
Netherlands in dementia and late life psychiatric 
illness
Max Stek, The Netherlands
004
  Suicide problems of the elderly in Poland
Jerzy Leszek, Poland
S-416 Symposium
13:30 – 15:00
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Room R12
TOPIC 38:
 Human Rights
UN CRPD and transforming communities for inclusion
Chairs: 
Bhargavi Davar, India 
Christine Hansen, USA
001
  Dialogue systems as the pillar of community 
support
Liam MacGabhann, Ireland
002
  Community development for inclusion through 
peer support and circles of care
Bhargavi Davar, India
003
  Intentional peer support, a decade old user led 
practice
Christine Hansen, USA
004
  How to implement article 12 of the CRPD using 
peer support – the Kenyan perspective
Michael Njenga, Kenya
S-107 (d) 
Symposium (German)
13:30 – 15:00
 | 
Hall A2
 
TOPIC 24:
 Forensic psychiatry and assessment
 
Prävention straffälligen Verhaltens bei psychi-
schen Störungen
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 DGPPN Section: Forensische Psychiatrie
Chairs: 
Jürgen L. Müller, Germany 
Andreas Heinz, Germany
001
  Präventionsambulanz Ansbach: Schizophrenie 
und Gewalt – ein neuer Therapieansatz Straftaten 
zu verhindern
Joachim Nitschke, Germany
002
  Forensische psychiatrische Ambulanzen
Roland Freese, Germany
003
  Alkoholbedingte Straftaten
Andreas Heinz, Germany
004
  Das Göttinger Projekt Prävention sexuellen 
Missbrauchs (PsM)
Jürgen L. Müller, Germany
S-108 (d) 
Symposium (German)
13:30 – 15:00
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Room  M2 / M3
TOPIC 32:
 Violence and trauma
 
Flüchtlinge im Versorgungssystem – eine  
Herausforderung oder Überforderung?
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 DGPPN Section: Interkulturelle Psychiatrie und Psy-
chotherapie, Migration
Chairs: 
Christoph Müller, Germany 
Iris Tatjana Graef-Calliess, Germany
001
  Flüchtlinge im Versorgungssystem – Herausfor-
derung oder Überforderung?
Nicole Lieberam, Germany
Mohab Naeem
002
  Kindern Flucht und Trauma erklären
Christiane Tilly, Germany
003
  Sozialarbeiterische Beratung und Begleitung 
von traumatisierten Geflüchteten
Claudia Kruse, Germany

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 Q & A  Modul
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243
004
  Psychosoziale Begleitung von geflüchteten 
Menschen
Ulrike Schneck, Germany
S-109 (d) 
Symposium (German)
13:30 – 15:00
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Room  M4 / M5
TOPIC 4:
 Affective disorders
 
Inflammation als Mechanismus bei Depression:  
Auswirkungen auf Krankheitssuszeptibilität, 
Krankheitsverlauf und funktionelle und strukturelle 
Bildgebungskorrelate
Chairs: 
Bernhard Baune, Australia 
Thomas Frodl, Germany
001
  Immunsignatur bei akuter und remittierter 
Depression
Judith Alferink, Germany
002
  Inflammation als langfristige Reaktion auf 
frühkindlichen sexuellen Missbrauch bei depressiven 
Patienten im Erwachsenenalter
Bernhard Baune, Australia
Laura Große, Oliver Ambrée, Silke Jörgens, M. Catharine 
Jawahar, Gaurav Singhal, David Stacey, Volker Arolt
003
  Modellierung biologischer Marker bei der 
Depression: Stress, Inflammation und neuronale 
Korrelate
Thomas Frodl, Germany
Leonardo Tozzi, Kelly Doolin, Veronica O'Keane, Angela 
Carballedo, Linda Booij, Chloe Farrell
004
  Inflammationsparameter und Veränderungen 
von Hirnstrukturen – Ergebnisse aus der Allgemein-
bevölkerung
Deborah Janowitz, Germany
Hans Grabe
S-110 (d) 
Symposium (German)
13:30 – 15:00
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Room R2
TOPIC 24:
 Forensic psychiatry and assessment
 
Perspektiven der Behandlung in der Entzie-
hungsanstalt gemäß § 64 StGB
Chairs: 
Uwe Dönisch-Seidel, Germany 
Norbert Schalast, Germany
001
  Einführung und Moderation
Uwe Dönisch-Seidel, Germany
002
  Auswirkungen des Konsums schwer nachweisba-
rer synthetischer Drogen auf das Behandlungsklima
Dita Zimprichová, Germany
003
  Welche Bedeutung haben Erkenntnisse der 
(nicht forensischen) Suchtforschung für die the-
rapeutische Arbeit im Maßregelvollzug und die 
Behandlung substanzabhängiger Täter?
Heinrich Küfner, Germany
004
  Bewährung und Rückfälligkeit straffälliger 
Menschen mit Suchtproblemen nach Strafvollzug 
und Unterbringung gemäß § 64 StGB im Vergleich
Norbert Schalast, Germany
WS-29 Workshop
13:30 – 15:00
 | 
Room M8
TOPIC 13:
 Brain imaging, neurophysiology, 
neuropsychology
Virtual reality: an innovative method for assess-
ment and therapy of psychiatric disorders
Chair: 
Julia Diemer, Germany
Speakers: 
Thomas Parsons, USA 
Julia Diemer, Germany
OS-65 
Oral Presentation Session
13:30 – 15:00
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Room Lindau 5
TOPIC 7:
 Personality disorders
Personality disorders
Chairs: 
Roger Mulder, New Zealand 
Stefan Röpke, Germany
001
  Changes in the approach to diagnosing person-
ality pathology: comparison of the LPFS-Interview 
(DSM-5) with the STIPO-Interview
Leonie Kampe, Germany
Johannes Zimmermann, Susanne Hörz-Sagstetter
002
  Stress(hormones) and empathy in borderline 
personality disorder
Katja Wingenfeld, Germany
Stefan Röpke, Christian Otte, Moritz Düsenberg
003
  Sleep chronotype and its correlation with sleep 
hygiene and personality traits among undergradu-
ate students in a Nigerian university
Champion Seun-Fadipe, Nigeria
Kolawole Mosaku
004
  Behavioral and neuroendocrine responses 
to partial social exclusion in healthy subjects and 
patients with borderline personality disorder
Andrea Jobst, Germany
Julia Dewald-Kaufmann, Torsten Wüstenberg, Barbara 
Barton, Matthias Reinhard, Richard Musil, Nina Sarubin, 
Peter Falkai, Peter Zill, Frank Padberg

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  Effects of dialectical behavioral therapy for 
borderline personality disorder on the structure of 
the brain
Falk Mancke, Germany
Ruth Schmitt, Dorina Winter, Inga Niedtfeld, Christian 
Schmahl, Sabine C. Herpertz
OS-66 
Oral Presentation Session
13:30 – 15:00
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Room R4
TOPIC 4:
 Affective disorders
Affective disorders: risk factors and comorbidity
Chairs: 
Elisabeth Schramm, Germany 
Rainer Rupprecht, Germany
001
  Depression in mothers of children with atten-
tion-deficit / hyperactivity disorder and its  
correlates: a cross-sectional study from India
Natasha Kate, India
Shubhangi Parkar, Sampada Raikar, Bhumi Pabari
002
  The peripheral catecholamine hypothesis of 
depression: epinephrine and dopamine deficiency 
in patients with depression and coronary artery 
disease
Christiane Waller, Germany
Uta Hoppmann, Sabrina Krause, Franziska Szabo, Edit 
Rottler, Harald Gündel
003
  Differential effect of childhood maltreatment 
on white matter fiber structure in unipolar and 
bipolar depression
Susanne Meinert, Germany
Jonathan Repple, Dario Zaremba, Dominik Grotegerd, 
Christian Bürger, Katharina Förster, Katharina Dohm, 
Ronny Redlich, Ricarda Schubotz, Harald Kugel, Volker 
Arolt, Udo Dannlowski
004
  Emotional availability in mothers with border-
line personality disorder and mothers with major 
depressive disorder in remission: the role of oxytocin
Dorothea Kluczniok, Germany
Katja Boedeker, Catherine Hindi Attar, Charlotte Jaite, 
Anna-Lena Bierbaum, Daniel Fuehrer, Luisa Paetz, Katja 
Dittrich, Sabine C. Herpertz, Romuald Brunner, Sibylle 
Maria Winter, Andreas Heinz, Stefan Roepke, Christine 
Heim, Felix Bermpohl
005
  A systematic review of depressive disorder 
and depressive symptoms amongst sexual minority 
youth: are gay kids really more likely to feel down?
Mathijs Lucassen, United Kingdom
Rajvinder Samra, Karolina Stasiak, Sally Merry
006
  Association between depression and glycaemic 
levels among Indians with type 2 diabetes mellitus
Vivian Kapil Venugopal, India
Ramya Revathi Rajagopal, T. V. Asokan,  
G. Srinivasagopalan, C. J. Maikandaan
OS-67 
Oral Presentation Session
13:30 – 15:00
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Room R5
TOPIC 19:
 Stimulation methods and interdisciplinary 
interventions
Stimulation methods and interdisciplinary  
interventions
Chairs: 
Alexander Sartorius, Germany 
Oliver Gruber, Germany
001
  Promising results on treatment of prolonged 
and chronic depression through cross-sectorial and 
multi-professional collaboration
Heidrun Faninger-Lund, Finland
002
  Study on effects of add-on transcranial direct 
current stimulation (tDCS) in patients with schizo-
phrenia
Premchand Karuppannan Chandrasekaran, India
Samir Kumar Praharaj
003
  Efficacy of transcranial direct current stimula-
tion (tDCS) in somatic symptom disorder, predomi-
nantly pain: a randomized, double-blind, sham-con-
trolled study
Prashanth Peethala, India
Shripathy M. Bhat, Samir Kumar Praharaj
004
  Deep brain stimulation of the subcallosal 
cingulate gyrus in patients with treatment-resistant 
depression
Angela Merkl, Germany
Sabine Aust, Malek Bajbouj
005
  Auditory closed-loop stimulation of the sleep 
slow oscillations in patients with schizophrenia
Robert Göder, Germany
Anja Hansen, Nele Wesselkamp, Henning Drews, 
Christian Baier, Sara Weinhold
006
  The effect of prefrontal neuromodulation on 
emotion regulation and aggression in a group of 
criminal offenders
Lena Hofhansel, Germany
Ute Habel, Christina Regenbogen, Marcel Leclerc, 
Michael Nitsche, Adrian Raine, Benjamin Clemens

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OS-68 
Oral Presentation Session
13:30 – 15:00
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Room R6
TOPIC 42:
 Population movements
Refugee mental health, migration and population 
movements
Chairs: 
Marianne C. Kastrup, Denmark 
Meryam Schouler-Ocak, Germany
001
  The wall from Berlin to Tijuana: Latin American 
migrations
Sergio J. Villaseñor-Bayardo, Mexico
002
  Tapping into family resilience for Syrian  
refugees in Istanbul
Stevan Weine, USA
Aliriza Arenliu, Nathan Bertelson
003
  Psychiatry resident clinical elective at the Bos-
ton Center for Refugee Health and Human Rights
Karan Verma, USA
004
  Distress, main burdens, engagement motivators 
and needs of fulltime and volunteer refugee aid 
workers
Yesim Erim, Germany
Andrea Silbermann
FS-26-Film 
Further Session
13:30 – 15:00
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Hall London 3
 
TOPIC 28:
 History, art and cultural sciences
 
Through memories – the road to trauma thera-
py / Durch die Erinnerungen – Wege der Traumathe-
rapie (subtitled in English)
Chairs: 
Christine Wunn, Germany 
Ingo Schäfer, Germany
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