Scientific Programme
388
Wednesday
Thursday
friday
Saturday
S-166
Symposium
13.30– 15.00 h
|
Hall 10
Topic 3:
Psychotic disorders, F2
Cognitive behaviour therapy for psy-
chosis: novel approaches and neural
correlates
Chairs: Tilo Kircher, Marburg (Germany)
Joachim Klosterkötter, Cologne
(Germany)
001
Who benefits from CBT and why?
Stefan Klingberg, Tübingen (Germany)
Klaus Hesse, Andreas Wittorf
002
Cognitive biases as moderators and
mediators of successful CBTp
Stephanie Mehl, Marburg (Germany)
003
Psychotherapy in subjects at clinical
high risk for psychosis
Andreas Bechdolf, Cologne (Germany)
004
CBT effects on the brain of patients
of schizophrenia: a multicenter fMRI
study
Axel Krug, Marburg (Germany)
S-168
Symposium
13.30– 15.00 h
|
Hall 4
Topic 3:
Psychotic disorders, F2
Of mice and men – translational re-
search in psychiatry involving human
and animal models
Chairs: Thomas Nickl-Jockschat, Aachen
(Germany)
Ted Abel, Philadelphia (USA)
001
Brain structure changes associated
with a Neuregulin-1 schizophrenia risk
variant
Thomas Nickl-Jockschat, Aachen (Germany)
002
Mouse models to study the impact
of mutations in Neuregulin-1 on brain
structure and function
Ted Abel, Philadelphia (USA)
003
Imaging of a translational animal
model of treatment resistant depression
Alexander Sartorius, Mannheim (Germany)
Wolfgang Weber-Fahr, Natalia Gass, Dirk
Cleppien, Barbara Vollmayr
004
Epigenetic mechanisms in neuropsy-
chiatric disoders
André Fischer, Göttingen (Germany)
S-170
Symposium
13.30– 15.00 h
|
Room 43
Topic 19:
Health services research and
health care policy
Mental Health Care – cross-european
perspectives
Chairs: Hans-Joachim Salize, Mannheim
(Germany)
Steffi G. Riedel-Heller, Leipzig
(Germany)
001
Open dialogues: new paradigm in
mental health work for psychotic and
other severe problems
Jaakko Seikkula, Jyväskylä (Finland)
002
Community mental health services
in Italy: Combining continuity of care
and the need for specific treatments for
specific problems
Mirella Ruggeri, Verona (Italy)
003
Mental health care in Europe: the
Netherlands investing in outpatient care,
e-health and assessment of quality
Niels Mulder, Rotterdam (The Netherlands)
004
Mental Health Care in Europe:
specialisation versus fragmentation – the
English experience
Thomas Jamieson-Craig, London (United
Kingdom)
S-174
Symposium
13.30– 15.00 h
|
Salon 15/16
Topic 1:
Organic mental disorders,
dementia, F0
Alzheimer‘s Disease: diagnosis, preven-
tion and early treatment
Chairs: Jerzy Leszek, Wroclaw (Poland)
Johannes Thome, Rostock (Germany)
001
Prevention mechanisms using popu-
lation epidemiology
Andrzej Kiejna, Wroclaw (Poland)
Blazej Misiak
002
Role of lifestyle modifiers in Alzhei-
mer‘s disease
Euphrosyni Koutsouraki, Thessaloniki
(Greece)
003
Chronotherapy in Alzheimer‘s
Disease
Johannes Thome, Rostock (Germany)
