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scientific programme
Friday, 17 October 2014
S-48
Symposium
17:00–18:30
Room Bentivoglio
Disrupted metacognition and mentalizing in borderline
personality disorder: Associations with psychopathology
and therapy outcomes
Chairpersons: Giancarlo Dimaggio, Rome, Italy
Martin Brune, Bochum, Germany
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Mentalization in borderline personality disorder: An
explorative study using a novel cartoon-based task
Martin Brune, Bochum, Germany
Sarah Walden, Marc-Andreas Edel, Giancarlo Dimaggio
oo2
Metacognitive processes, symptoms level and change in
borderline personality disorder: A pilot study
Pauline Maillard, Prangins, Switzerland
Ueli Kramer, Giancarlo Dimaggio
oo3
Emotional dysregulation and BPD and other PD traits:
Correlations with symptoms, interpersonal problems and
alexithymia
Giancarlo Dimaggio, Rome, Italy
Raffaele Popolo, Salvatore Giampaolo, Antonella
Montano, Luisa Buonocore, Antonella Imbimbo, Manuela
Pasinetti, Paolo Ottavi
oo4
Is reflective functioning associated with clinical symptoms
and long-term course in patients with borderline personality
disorder? – Results from a six year follow-up study
Theresa Wilberg, Oslo, Norway
Bjørnar Antonsen, Merete Johansen, Elfrida Kvarstein
S-49
Symposium
17:00–18:30
Room Raffaello
Modulating factors of emotion processing in borderline
personality disorder
Chairpersons: Stefanie Lis, Mannheim, Germany
Dorina Winter, Mannheim, Germany
oo1
Self-Reference alters the assessment of emotional valence
in borderline personality disorder
Dorina Winter, Mannheim, Germany
Cornelia Herbert, Katrin Koplin, Martin Bohus, Christian
Schmahl, Stefanie Lis
oo2
Associations of emotional intelligence with emotion
regulation abilities in borderline personality disorder
Nicole Schlosser, Bielefeld, Germany
Silvia Fernando, Martin Driessen, Thomas Beblo,
Carolin Steuwe
oo3
Effects of social exclusion on the perception of emotional
faces in borderline personality disorder
Janine Thome, Mannheim, Germany
Lisa Liebke, Melanie Domsalla, Stefanie Lis
oo4
Context dependent empathic accuracy in borderline
personality disorder
Annemarie Miano, Berlin, Germany
Isabel Dziobek, Stefan Roepke
S-50
Symposium
17:00–18:30
Room Tiziano
The shorter the better? A 10-session version of general
psychiatric management, motive-oriented therapeutic
relationship, therapeutic alliance and outcome
Chairpersons: Ueli Kramer, Lausanne, Switzerland
Paul Links, London, Canada
oo1
Effects of motive-oriented therapeutic relationship in a
ten-session general psychiatric treatment of borderline
personality disorder: A randomized controlled trial
Stéphane Kolly, Lausanne, Switzerland
oo2
Understanding early drop-out in a treatment based on
general clinical management
Patrick Charbon, Lausanne, Switzerland
oo3
Early therapeutic alliance, intervention quality and
outcome in a ten-session general psychiatric treatment
of borderline personality disorder
Céline Imesch, Lausanne, Switzerland
oo4
Results of a study of the efficacy of short-term inpatient
dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) for chronically
parasuicidal BPD (young) adults
Louisa van den Bosch, Oegstgeest, The Netherlands
Roland Sinnaeve
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Discussion
Paul Links, London, Canada
