MENTAL HEALTH FOR ALL

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1 MENTAL HEALTH FOR ALL CONNECTING PEOPLE AND SHARING EXPERIENCE INTERNATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH CONGRESS Advanced 28 TO 30 APRIL 2015 LILLE - FRANCE - EUROPE LILLE2 015.CO M Venue: LILLE GRAND PALAIS 9 Lydden Road London SW18 4LT Phone: +44 (0) French Psychiatrists Partners Inserm Umrs 1123

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3 Welcome letter Welcome letter The International Mental Health Congress (IMHC) will take place 28th-30th April 2015 in Lille, France at the Lille Grand Palais Conference Center. The IMHC will focus on "Mental Health for All: Connecting People and Sharing Experience". The agenda will include the status of cutting edge research in the field of holistic care for patients with mental health conditions. For this meeting, plenary speakers will share their views on promoting public awareness of mental health including anti-stigma interventions, advocacy for mental and physical health parity of care for mental health service users, and implementation of the Global Mental Health Action Plan. In addition, we encourage submission of proposals for panel sessions as well as oral and poster presentations that focus on working across primary, secondary, tertiary and social care settings, particularly those describing care teams and policy makers understanding their roles in the delievery of mental health services. We welcome innovative work that looks at specific obstacles as well as opportunities. Working together, we are poised to succeed in promoting mental health innovations, service re-design and the improvement of the treatment we can offer to our patients, so that they can enjoy more meaningful lives. We hope to engage you in discussion of how we can support such an integrated approach to mental health throughout the world. Professor Renaud Jardri Joint Chair of the Scientific Committee Professor Jeffrey Geller Joint Chair of the Scientific Committee Dear Colleagues and Friends, We are honoured and privileged to invite you to join us at our conference 'Mental health for all: connecting people and sharing experience' which takes place at the Grand Palais in Lille, France from Tuesday 28th April 2015 to Thursday 30th April This conference, a collaboration between the World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH), one of the oldest mental health advocacy organisations in the world, the Congrès de Psychiatrie et de Neurologie de Langue Français (CPNLF), many other stakeholders with an interest in mental health. The main conference objectives are: To support an integrated approach to mental health globally. To support joint working across primary, secondary, tertiary and social care. To support the upskilling of the primary care workforce. To support dialogue and training between primary care and secondary care teams. To promote pubwlic awareness of mental health including anti-stigma interventions that promote social inclusion. To support and advocate for mental and physical health parity of care for mental health service users. To engage policy makers and support them in understanding their roles in mental health delivery. To support and promote mental health innovations and service re-design. To promote holistic care and the management of co-morbidity. To support the implementation of the Global Mental Health Action Plan. This conference provides an opportunity for those of us interested in promoting mental health for all to come together with like-minded individuals from across the globe to share ideas and experience please join us! Professor Gabriel IvbijaroMBE President Elect, World Federation for Mental Health. Joint Chair of the Host Organising Committee. Professor Pierre Thomas Head of Psychiatry, CHRU Lille.Joint Chair of the Host Organising Committee.

4 INTERNATIONAL MENTAL HEALTH CONGRESS Committees Host Organising Committee Joint Chairs Prof. Gabriel Ivbijaro MBE Prof. Pierre Thomas Members Dr. Olivier Andlauer Dr. Elena L. Berger Prof. Olivier Cottencin Dr. Thierry Danel Prof. Jean Pierre Jacquet Prof. Renaud Jardri Prof. Marie-Odile Krebs Ms. Deborah Maguire Ms.Ellen R. Mercer Dr. Charles-Edouard Notredame Dr. Jean Oureib Dr. Jean-Luc Roelandt Dr. Anne Claire Stona Mr.SimonVasseurBacle Ms.Nancy Wallace Ms. Nicole Walsh Joint Chairs Prof. Jeffrey Geller Prof. Renaud Jardri Joint Vice-Chairs Dr.HenkParmentier Dr. Jean-Luc Roelandt Members Prof. Mohammed Abou-Saleh Dr. Abdullah Al-Khathami Dr. Joseph Ariba Prof. Johan Bilsen Dr. David D. Clarke Dr. Carlos Augusto de Mendonça Lima Prof. ChristopherDowrick Prof. Todd Edwards Prof. Sandra Fortes Dr. PattFranciosi Dr. Luis Gálvez Dr. Vincent Garcin Prof. Sergio Gulbenkian Mr. Michael Hübel Dr. LucjaKolkiewicz Prof. Christos Lionis Scientific Committee Dr. Juan Mendive Dr. Helen Millar Dr. Jean Oureib Prof. Vikram Patel Dr. Florentina Rafael Prof. Benedetto Saraceno Mr. Jürgen Scheftlein Dr. Wolfgang Spiegel Prof. Anthony Stern Prof. Igor Svab Dr. FilippoZizzo International Committee Joint Chairs Prof. George Christodoulou Prof. Sir David Goldberg Members Prof. Tsuyoshi Akiyama Dr. Abdelhamed Al Habed Prof. Abdulrazzak M. Alhamad Dr. Mary G Baker Dr. Jill Benson Prof. Dinesh Bhugra Mr. John Bowis Prof. José Miguel Caldas de Almeida Dr. Larry Cimino Mr. Yoram Cohen Prof. Anthony Dowell Mr. Anthony Fowke Prof. Ulrich Hegerl Prof. Amanda Howe Prof. Rachel Jenkins Mr. Kevin Jones Prof. Tawfik A M Khoja Prof. Michael Kidd Prof. Nabil Kurashi Prof. Antoine Lazarus Prof. Mario Maj Prof. Job FM Metsemakers Prof. Mike Pringle Prof. Norman Rasmussen Prof. Michelle Riba Dr. Helen Rodenburg Prof. Norman Sartorius Dr. ShekharSaxena Dr. Peter Selby Prof. Florence Thibaut Prof. Jim van Os Prof. Eduard Vieta Ms. Deborah Wan Prof. Valerie Was Prof. Joseph Zohar 4

5 The Congress has now applied for EACCME accreditation French Psychiatrist Partners Congrès de Psychiatrieet de Neurologie de Langue Française (CPNLF) Société de l InformationPsychiatrique (SIP) Association Française de PsychiatrieBiologiqueet de Neurophychopharmacologie (AFPBN) SociétéFrançaise de Psychiatrie de l Enfant et de l Adolescent et des Disciplines Associées (SFPEADA) Regional Federation of Research in Mental Health, Nord-Pas-de-Calais. Institut de Psychiatrie / GDR 3557 Association de Equipes Mobiles en Psychiatrie (AEMP) EceveInsermUmrs 1123 EPSM Lille-Métropole WFMH Board and Executive Members President George Christodoulou Greece Immediate Past President Deborah Wan Hong Kong President-Elect Gabriel Ivbijaro United Kingdom Treasurer Helen L. Millar Scotland Corporate Secretary Larry Cimino USA Vice-President Program Development Ellen R Mercer USA Vice-President Constituency Development Mohammed T. Abou-Saleh United Kingdom Early Career Doctor Committee Vice-President Government Affairs Juan Mezzich USA Regional Vice President Africa Shona Sturgeon South Africa Regional Vice President Asia Pacific Porsche Poh Singapore Regional Vice President Eastern Mediterranean UnaizaNiaz Pakistan Regional VicePresidentEurope Robert Van Voren The Netherlands Regional Vice President Latin America Alberto Trimboli Argentina Regional Vice President North America Jeffrey Geller USA Regional Vice President Oceania AbdMalak Australia Directors At Large TsuyoshiAkiyama Japan Sonia Chehil Canada/Guyana John Copeland United Kingdom PattFranciosi USA Janet Paleo USA Kathy Pike USA MaritaRuohonen Finland SuchadaSakornsatian Thailand Members Dr. Olivier Andlauer Dr. Sara BelinchónMoyano Dr. Luisa Cabrita Dr. Clare Holt Dr.Charles-Edouard Notredame Dr. Mariana Pinto da Costa 5

6 Advanced Scientific Programme Tuesday 28 th April h. Plenary 1 Learning from the French Experience. Dr. Jean-Luc Roelandt Psychiatrist. Head of WHO Collaborating Centre for research and training in mental health. Chairman of the Medical Committee of the Public Mental Health Trust Lille Metropole (EPSM). Prof. Renaud Jadri Full Professor in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. Lille School of Medicine. Lille. France. Dr. Jean Oureib Psychiatrist. Vice-secretary of the Société de l' Information Psychiatrique. Head of the research and medical information department at the Etablissement Public de Santé Mentale de l'agglomération Lilloise h. Parallel sessions Session 1: 150/4: Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FLEXIBLE ACT), an innovative step in the community care for serious mentally ill. Dr. Remmers van Veldhuizen Psychiatrist, Chairman Centre for Certification ACT & Flexible ACT (CCAF), the Netherlands. Session 2: 150/6:Coming Home; on the importance of flexible outreach and home visiting in the community care for serious mentally ill. Dr. Remmers van Veldhuizen Psychiatrist, Chairman Centre for Certification ACT & Flexible ACT (CCAF), the Netherlands. Session 3: 150/24: Change drivers for mental health systems. Mr. Chris Nas Senior policy advisor.dutch Association of Mental Health and Addiction Care. Amersfoort. Netherlands. Session 4: 150/25: Outcome Monitoring and Performance Assessment of Mental Health Services. Mr. Chris Nas Senior policy advisor.dutch Association of Mental Health and Addiction Care. Amersfoort. Netherlands. Session 5: 150/109 Awareness, Recognition and Treatment of Co-Morbid Diabetes and Depression: Opportunity for Advocacy, Challenge for Medicine. Session 1. Co-Morbid Diabetes and Depression. A Round-Table Discussion Among Stakeholders Chairs: Dr. Norman Sartorius Psychiatrist.WASP Advisor.President of association for the improvement of mental health programs. Geneva. Switzerland. Prof. Gabriel Ivbijaro Medical Director. The Wood Street Medical Centre. President Elect WFMH (World Federation for Mental Health). Prof. Wim Wientjens PhD. Vice President, Europe, International Diabetes Federation. Consumer and diabetes advocate. The Netherlands. Dr. Luis Galvez General Practitioner. Chairman, WONCA Working party on Mental Health. Spain Dr. Lucja Kolkiewicz General Practitioner.Psychiatrist, National Health Services. London. UK. Dr. David Cavan Director of Policy & Programmes. International Diabetes Federation. Brussels. Belgium. Session 6: 150/59: Process mental health reform in Argentina. Ms. María Silvina Sosa Lic. en Psicología. Especialista en Sistemas de Salud y Seguridad Social. Doctorando en Ciencias de la Salud. Ministerio de Salud de la Nación Argentina.Docente Universidad Fundación Barcelo. Ms. María Milena Korin Universidad Barcelo. Ministerio de Salud de la Nación. Argentina. Session 7: 150/86: The Mental Health of refugees after arrival in Australia. Dr. Jill Benson Director, Health in Human Diversity Unit, Discipline of General Practice, University of Adelaide. Australia. 6

7 Session 8: 150/99 OmSorg Dealing with Bereavement - Action Plans. Mr. Per Bøge Danish Cancer Society,Head of section, dep. for Patient support & Local affairs. Session 9: 150/100 OMSORG Dealing With Bereavement Integrating Grief Groups for Bereaved Children in Public School Settings in Denmark. Mr. Per Bøge Danish Cancer Society, Head of section, dep. for Patient support & Local affairs. Session 10: 150/101: OMSORG Dealing With Bereavement - Working with Grief Groups for Bereaved Children. Mr. Jes Dige Head of education of teachers in Dep.For patient support, Danish Cancer Society. Session 11: 150/18: Approaching Mental Health in a Community: Integrating Primary Care, Hospital Services and Community Support Programs: The Norwalk Experience. Dr. Antolin Trinidad Chair.Department of Psychiatry. Norwalk. USA. Session 12: 150/171: A multi-disciplinary global mental health: What students can contribute. Studying for a cause: what students can contribute. Dr. Grace Ryan Research Fellow, Centre for Global Mental Health, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, United Kingdom. Building in-country capacity: the AFFIRM experience in sub-saharan Africa. Dr. Marguerite Schneider Project Manager, Alan J. Flisher Centre for Public Mental Health, University of Cape Town, South Africa. Teaching the next generation of global mental health innovators. Dr. Alex Cohen Course Co-Director, Global Mental Health MSc Program, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, United Kingdom. Session 13: 150/207: The Growing Gap Between Supply and Demand for Psychiatric Services in the US. Dr. Michael Flaum Psychiatrist. University of Iowa. USA. Session 14: 150/70: Wellbeing of childhood brain tumor survivors: what can we learn from their aftercare and school trajectories and what are the parents' perspectives?. Ms. Stephanie Vanclooster Psychologist. PhD student. Mental Health and Wellbeing Research Group, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Brussels, Belgium. Session 15: 150/68: Final priorities and psychosocial trade-offs by single living persons with terminal cancer. Ms. Marlies Saelaert Ethicist. Doctoral Researcher. Mental Health and Wellbeing Research Group. Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy. Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB). Brussels. Belgium. Session 16: 150/43: The informal support needs of cancer patients living alone: a qualitative inquiry. Dr. Charlotte Benoot Sexologist. Phd Researcher. Mental Health and Wellbeing research group. Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Session 17: 150/42: Researcher burnout : Mental health risks when doing research on sensitive topics. Dr. Charlotte Benoot Sexologist. Phd Researcher. Mental Health and Wellbeing research group. Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Session 18: 150/179: Controversies on Dignity Issues in Old Age Psychiatry: a WPA-SOAP workshop. Chairs: Dr. Carlos Augusto de Mendonça Lima Head. Unity of Old Age Psychiatry. Centre de Psychiatry Les Toises. Lausanne. Switzerland. Ms. Gabriela Stoppe Director. MentAge. Basel. Switzerland. Awareness for dementia and delirium: results of empirical research. 7

8 Ms. Gabrielle Stoppe Director. MentAge. Basel. Switzerland. Wish to die in elderly people Dr. Anne-Véronique Dürst Master of Sciences, Health Psychologist, Service of Geriatric Medicine and Geriatric Rehabilitation, University of Lausanne Medical Center. Lausanne. Switzerland. Investing in old age mental health. Dr. Carlos Augusto de Mendonça Lima Head. Unity of Old Age Psychiatry. Centre de Psychiatry Les Toises. Lausanne. Switzerland. Spiritual dimension and mental health in elderly patients: anything new by using the SDAT? Dr. Etienne Rochat Master in Divinity, Theologian, Chaplain, Chaplaincy Service, University of Lausanne Medical Center. Lausanne. Switzerland :30 h. Coffee Break h. Workshops and skills update 1 Session 1 150/2: Social prescribing: the way forward to improve health. Dr. Henk Parmentier General Practitioner.Edridge Road Community Health Centre.Croydon. South London. Mr. Mark Swift Chief Executive Officer.Wellbeing Enterprises CIC. Runcorn. Cheshire. Mr. Richard Pacitti Chief Executive. Mind in Croydon. South London. Prof. Gabriel Ivbijaro Medical Director. The Wood Street Medical Centre. President Elect WFMH (World Federation for Mental Health). Session 2 150/204 The French Society of Psychiatry for Children and Adolescents and Associated Disciplines (SFPEADA). Chair: Dr. Michel Wawrzyniak President of the SFPEADA. A special device for complex situations in autism and autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Dr. MoïseAssouline Coordinator of the Pole autism of the association "l'élanretrouvé", Paris and of the mobile unit, Paris Hauts-De-Seine. France. Acute behavioral crises in psychiatric inpatients with autism spectrum disorder (ASD): recognition of concomitant medical or non-asd psychiatric conditions predicts enhanced improvement. Dr. David Cohen Head of department, Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, UPMC, APHP, GHPitié-Salpétrière. Paris, France. Anorexia Nervosa in child and adolescent psychiatry: a new way of caring. Dr. Florence Askenazy Head of department, Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, CHU-Lenval. Nice, France. The effects of 10 years of work with mobile teams for adolescents on recourses, accesses and trajectories of care. Dr Vincent Garcin Head of department, pole of psychiatry for child, adolescents and families of EPSM Lille-metropole. France. Session 3 150/58: Students and trainees: a resource for the mental health of today and tomorrow. Chair: Prof. Pierre Thomas Chair Psychiatry. University of Lille. Medical Director. Pôle Psychiatry and Forensic Medicine Lille. University Hospital. France. From Werther to Papageno: a French studenbased program of sensitization to the importance of a responsible media coverage of suicide. Dr. Charles-Edouard Notredame Resident in psychiatry, Centre Hospitalo-Universitaire de Lille, service de Psychiatrie de l Enfant et de l Adolescent, hôpitalfontan, France. Ms. Nathalie Pauwels Communication manager, Fédération Régionale de Recherche en Santé Mentale, Nord-Pas-de-Calais, France. Dancing for promoting mental health and fighting stigma: an original regional sporting event led by residents in psychiatry. Dr. LucieBailleul Resident in psychiatry, Centre Hospitalo-Universitaire de Lille, service de Psychiatriedel Enfantetde l Adolescent, hôpitalfontan, France. Dr. Marie-AngeTestelin Director of the association ECLAT-GRAA, Nord- Pas-de-Calais, France. Attitudes towards psychiatry among medical students in France and United Kingdom: from stigma to parity of esteem. 8

9 Dr. Oliver Andlauer Specialty Doctor, Laboratoire de Neurosciences, Université de Franche-Comté, Besancon, France. Dr. Clare Holt Core Trainee. South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust. London. United Kingdom. Promoting the image of psychiatry: viewpoints between GPs and psychiatric trainees. Dr. Déborah Sebbane Resident in psychiatry.centre Hospitalo-Universitaire de Lille. France. Across the World- Innovative Teaching Methods in Psychiatry. Dr. Franziska Baessler LVR clinics.university of Duesseldorf. Germany. Session 4 150/85: Developing Primary Mental Health Care: a toolkit for health professionals. Dr. Anthony Dowell Professor of Primary Health Care, University of Otago- Wellington, New Zealand. General Practitioner, Island Bay Medical Centre. Wellington. Session 5 150/92: Mental Distress: Should We Move Beyond Symptoms in Primary Care Assessment? Dr. Johanna Lynch GP psychotherapist, Integrate Place and Senior Lecturer, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia. Dr. Berend Terluin GP and Senior Researcher, Department of General Practice & Elderly Care Medicine, VU University Medical Centre, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Prof. Peter Verhaak Pscyhologist and Professor in mental health in General practice. University of Groningen, University Medical Center, Groningen, department of general practice. Netherlands Institute of Health Services Research, Utrecht, the Netherlands. Dr. Henk Parmentier Lead GP, advisory and editorial board member, researcher - Croydon Out of Hours at Virgin Care ltd, European Forum for Primary Care, WON- CA, Edridge Road Community Health Centre, London, UK. Prof. Harm van Marwijk Clinical Chair in Primary Care Research, GP, Centre for Primary Care, University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom and Department of General Practice & Elderly Care Medicine, VU University Medical Centre, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Session 6 150/110: Learning to work in Integrated Care: training professionals for a new service model. Integrated Mental Health in PHC: collaborative training between Saudi Arabia and Nova University. Dr. Abdullah al Khathami Consultant in Family and Community Medicine, Al-Amal Complex for Mental Health, Dammam, Saudi Arabia. Dr. Andreia Castro PostgraduateStudent, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal. The AMP programme: integrating community perspectives with professional experience. Dr. Christopher Dowrick Professor of Primary Medical Care, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK. Internet Seminars and Mental Health in Primary Care: the TeleSaúde-UERJ experience in Brazil. Dr. Karen Athie Doctoral ResearchStudent, Universidade do Estado do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil. Training primary care professionals to prevent depression: lessons from the PredictD-CCRT project in Spain. Dr. Juan Mendive Family Physician, Catalan Institute of Health, Barcelona, Spain. Session 7 150/60: Improving Quality - the key to high performing mental health systems. Author: Kates, Nick. Dr. Nick Kates Chair, Dept. of Psychiatry, McMaster University. Ontario. Canada 150/114: Integration mental health and primary care services - Canada's experience over 20 years. Author: Kates, Nick. Dr. Nick Kates Chair, Dept. of Psychiatry, McMaster University. Ontario. Canada Session 8 150/163: Parenting with Mental Health Challenges: Legal Barriers and Solutions. Esq. Kate Nemens Supervising Attorney Clubhouse Family Legal Support Project, Mental Health Legal Advisors Committee. Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Ms. Toni Wolf Executive Director, Employment Options, Marlborough, Massachusetts, USA. 9

10 Session 9 150/178 : Dignity of older persons with mental disorders: an EPA-SGP workshop. Chair: Social determinants of health and old age mental Health. Dr. Carlos Augusto de Mendonça Lima Head. Unity of Old Age Psychiatry. Centre de Psychiatry Les Toises. Lausanne. Switzerland. Sexuality in nursing homes: from taboo to human rights. Dr. Jacques Gauillard Psychiatrist.Medical coordinator.ulp (psychiatric mobile liaison unit).ehpad (nursing home) AlquierDebrousse. Paris. Ageing and autonomy: a new law in France. Dr. Cecile Hanon Psychiatrist Consultant.EPS Erasme. Antony. France. European Psychiatric Association.Secretary of Education, Geriatric Psychiatry Section, Ethics Committee. Dr. Benjamin Lavigne European Psychiatric Association: Secretary of Education, Geriatric Psychiatry Section, Ethics Committee. Dr. Alexis Lepetit European Psychiatric Association: Secretary of Education, Geriatric Psychiatry Section, Ethics Committee. The new Mental Capacity Act 2005 and the Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards: The UK experience. Dr. HeunReinhard Professor of Psychiatry.Radbourne Unit. Royal Derby Hospital. Derby. UK. Head, European Psychiatric Association Section of Geriatric Psychiatry :00 h. Lunch :00 h. Plenary 2 Working Together 150/30 Co-morbidity and Common Mental Disorders - what makes sense, and what does not. Sir David Goldberg Professor Emeritus & Fellow, King s College. London. KBE, FKC, FMedSci, FRCP. 150/252: The role of Primary care. Prof. Job FM Metsemakers Professor of Family Medicine. Chair Department of Family Medicine. Maastricht University. Maastricht. The Netherlands. President WONCA Europe. 150/241 Integration and collaboration: the road to recovery in drug misuse. Prof. Mike Pringle President of the Royal College of General Practitioners. United Kingdom h. Parallel Sessions 2 Session 1: 150/49: Have chronic diseases and satisfaction with family physician an impact of HRQoL in Roma population? Dr. Erika Zelko Assistant on Medical Faculty Maribor, GP in MurskaSobota, Slovenia. Session 2: 150/128: Perceptions of stigma and discrimination in healthcare settings towards people living with HIV/AIDS in Belgium: a qualitative study. Dr. Agnes Arrey Doctoral Researcher, Mental Health and Wellbeing Research Group, Department of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium. Session 3: 150/ 129: Move on. HIV/AIDS will not kill me : Resilience and Wellbeing in the face of HIV/ AIDS. Dr. Agnes Arrey Doctoral Researcher, Mental Health and Wellbeing Research Group, Department of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium. Session 4: 150/32: Metamorphosis of daily practices in the field of Mental Health Experiences from an income generation group. Mr. Washington Barros Psychologist. Psychosocial Care Center (CAPS). Torquato Neto. Brasil. Session 5: 150/54: Innovative strategies for transcultural, person-centered mental healthcare. Chair: MEDIACOR: Pluridisciplinary work in managing patient referrals Dr. RachidBennegadi Psychiatrist. Centre F. Minkowska. Paris. France. How clinical medical anthropology contributes to mental health for migrants 10

11 Dr. StéphanieLarchanché Medical anthropologist. Centre François Minkowska, Paris. Situating subjective narratives within globalization dynamics Dr. Daria Rostirolla Psychiatrist. Centre F. Minkowska. Paris. France. Transferring knowledge and clinical tools: Information for mental healthcare professionals Ms. Rachel Wadoux Communication manager. Centre F. Minkowska. Paris. France. Session 6: 150/109 Awareness, Recognition and Treatment of Co-Morbid Diabetes and Depression: Opportunity for Advocacy, Challenge for Medicine. Session 2: Comorbid and Multi- morbid Mental and Medical Disorders. Chair: Prof. Norman Sartorius Psychiatrist.WASP Advisor.President of association for the improvement of mental health programs. Geneva. Switzerland. Prof. Gabriel Ivbijaro Medical Director. The Wood Street Medical Centre. President Elect WFMH (World Federation for Mental Health). Multi-morbid mental and medical disorders. Dr. Henk Parmentier General Practitioner. World Organization of Family Doctors (WONCA). Family Physician. UK The structured training of professionals in medical school on co-morbidity and multi-morbidity. Dr. Igor Svab Department of Family Medicine, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia Skills training of medical professionals for addressing multi-morbidity in clinical practice. Prof. Linda Gask General Practitioner.Professor Emerita, Primary Care Mental Health, University of Manchester. UK The implications of multi-morbid diabetes, depression and cardiovascular disease in clinical practice. Prof. Job FM Metsemakers Professor of Family Medicine. Chair Department of Family Medicine. Maastricht University. Maastricht. The Netherlands. President WONCA Europe. Session 7: 150/73: Canadian Depression Research and Intervention Network An Innovative Canadian Initiative. Dr. ZulMerali President & CEO, Canadian Depression Research and Intervention Network. Session 8: 150/223: Sharing peer to peer knowledge and experiences about mental healthcare. Dr. Jan Lepeleire General Practitioner University Psychiatric Hospital KU Leuven, Belgium.President working group mental health of the European Forum of Primary Care. Dr. DinekeSmit PhD candidate in primary care psychology Radboud University Nijmegen (Netherlands), researcher normative professionalism of the University of Humanistic Studies and Generalist Psychology, secretary working group mental health of the European Forum of Primary Care. Dr. Ian Walton General Practitioner. MD, Sandwell and West Birmingham, United Kingdom, chair PRIMHE, board member working group mental health of the European Forum of Primary Care. Dr. Lisa Hill MBA, Senior Commissioning Manager at Sandwell and West Birmingham CCG, Primary Care Trust, primhe, board member working group mental health of the European Forum of Primary Care. Session 9: 150/48: How to use genogram in your daily practice involving families in care. Dr. Sara Cardoso Trainee in Family Medicine, Unidade de Saúde Familiar das Conchas, Lisboa, Portugal. Dr. Soraia Reis Trainee in Family Medicine, Unidade de Saúde Familiar do Arco, Lisboa, Portugal. Dr. Maria Cândida Silva Trainee in Family Medicine, Unidade de Saúde Familiar CarnideQuer, Lisboa, Portugal. Dr. Ana Luísa Gomes Trainee in Family Medicine, Unidade de Saúde Familiar Ramada, Odivelas, Portugal. Session 10: 150/141: Mental Health Resource Experimental Cell. Dr. WilliamGuicherd Psychiatrist. La Chartreuse Hospital Center. Dijon. France Dr. AurelieBannier Coordinator.Local Mental Health Council.Quetigny. France. 11

12 Session 11: 150/219: Involving Users AndCarers In The ICD-10 Revision. Dr. Anne Claire Stona Public Health Physician. WHO Collaborating Center, Lille. Dr. David Crepaz-Keay Mental Health Foundation. United Kingdom. Dr. Céline Letailleur Association Frontières Invisibles. Rouen. France. Dr. Marc Laporta Psychiatrist.McGill University. Montreal. Canada. Director.Montreal WHO-PAHO Collaborating Center for Mental Health (Douglas Mental Health University Institute). Montreal. Canada. 150/106: Building Integrated Care Systems: Learning from International Experiences. Dr.Sandra Fortes Psychiatrist, Associate Professor Medical Sciences School, University of Rio de Janeiro State. Dr. Yaccub Enum MSc, BSc, DLSHTM; London Borough of Waltham Forest. Dr. Juan Manuel Mendive Family Physician - training Unit family Medicine - University of Barcelona. Dr. Christos Lionis Professor of General Practice and Primary Care and my affiliation Clinic of Social and Family Medicine, School of Medicine at the University of Crete, Greece. 150/191: Skill Mix and making the best of local resources. Dr. Andreia Castro GP with Special Interest in Mental Health.USF Conde de Oeiras. Oeiras. Portugal :30 h. Coffee Break :30 h. Plenary 3 Session 1 150/239: Ethical principals in Mental Health Prof. George Christodoulou Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry, University of Athens.Honorary President, Hellenic Psychiatric Association and Cyprus Psychiatric Association. President, World Federation for Mental Health. Session 2: 150/28 Mental Health in Europe.The role of the European Commission. Mr. Michael Hübel Head of Unit Programme management and diseases. Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety. Luxembourg. Luxembourg. Session 3: 150/237Advancing Mental Health Through Global Psychiatry. Prof. Dinesh Bhugra Professor of Mental Health and Cultural Diversity. Institute of Psychiatry. King s College London. Session 4: Advancing mental health through the lense of French psychiatry. Prof. Pierre Thomas Chair Psychiatry. University of Lille. Medical Director. Pôle Psychiatry and Forensic Medicine Lille. University Hospital. France. Session 5: 150/238 Global mental health action plan, where are we? Dr. Shekhar Saxena Director of the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse.World Health Organisation. Geneva. Switzerland h. Opening Ceremony Participants and protocol to be confirmed Wednesday 29 th April h. Cocktails & Drinks h. Plenary 4 Media Stigma & Mental Health Dr Tine Van Bortel Senior Research Associate in Public Health (University of Cambridge). Associate Professor in Global Health (University of Notre Dame in England). Visiting Senior Fellow in Global Mental Health (King s College London). Professional Coach (FLTC) and Capacity Building Trainer. Consultant with WEF, WHO and EC. 150/233: World Mental Health Day

13 h. Parallel Sessions 3 Session 1: 150/83: "We need to know what s out there!": The use of social networking analysis to describe referral pathways for youth with mental health problems in rural Tasmania. Dr. Heather Bridgman Clinical Health Psychologist, Lecturer in Rural Mental Health, Centre for Rural Health, University of Tasmania. Launceston, Tasmania. Australia. Session 2: 150/132: SanteSociale 20ème, a community oriented mental health care. Dr. Andrea Tortelli Psychiatrist.EPS Maison Blanche.Paris. France Dr. Anne Guilberteau Coordinator. ASV20ème. Paris. France Dr. Axel Gauthier Psychologist.EPS Maison Blanche. Paris. France Dr. Louis ValereMarielle Manager.AORIF. Paris. France Session 3: 150/93: Association between socio-demographic factors, cardiovascular risk factors, and dementia: A cross sectional study from Lebanon. Dr. Monique Chaaya Chairperson and professor, Department of Epidemiology and Population Health, Faculty of Health Sciences, American University of Beirut Dr. KieuPhung Post-doc research fellow. Danish Dementia Research Center. Copenhagen. Denmark. Dr. Samir Atweh Neurologist.American University of Beirut Medical Center. Beirut. Lebanon. Dr. Khalil Asmar Biostatician. American University of Beirut. Beirut. Lebanon. Dr. Gunhild Waldemar Professor of clinical neurology. Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen University Hospital. Copenhagen. Denmark. Dr. LilianGhandour Assistant professor.american University of Beirut. Beirut. Lebanon. Dr. Martin Prince Geriatric psychiatrist. King's College London. UK. Session 4: 150/130: Individualized and shared care in mental health implications for the caregivers. Prof. LucianeKantorski Associate Professor, Department of Nursing, Federal University of Pelotas. Brazil Prof. Vanda Maria da Rosa Jardim Adjunct Professor Department of Nursing, Federal University of Pelotas. Brazil Prof. Michele Mandagara Oliveira Adjunct Professor Department of Nursing, Federal University of Pelotas. Brazil. Dr. Valeria Cristina Christello Coimbra Adjunct Professor Department of Nursing, Federal University of Pelotas. Brazil Dr. Fabiane Machado Pavani Graduate Student Department of Nursing, Federal University of Pelotas.Brazil Dr. Ana Paula Muller Andrade Post - Doc Student, Department of Nursing, Federal University of Pelotas. Brazil Dr. Ariane da Cruz Guedes Student Department of Nursing, Federal University of Rio Grande dosul. Brazil Dr. Aline do Santos Neutzling Statistic Student Department of Nursing, Federal University of Pelotas. Brazil Session 5: 150/190: Psychosocial Coaching for the longterm unemployed. Dr. Stephanie Schimt Project coordinator.german Foundation Against Depression. Leipzig. Germany. Session 6: 150/167: The evolution of psychiatry in the US over the past 50 years: from institutionalization to integration and recovery. Intro and overview Dr. Michael Flaum Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine, Iowa City Iowa The hospital - then and now Prof. Jeffrey Geller Psychiatrist. University of Massachusetts, Worcester, Mass, USA Community-based care - then and now Dr. Anita Everett Psychiatry. Section Director. Community Psychiatry, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, USA Mental illness in the primary care setting - then and now. Dr. Kenneth Thompson Psychiatrist. Pittsburgh, PA USA 13

14 Session 7: 150/210: Workshop: BME Health and Wellbeing Programme. Dr. Abdi Ahmed Project Manager. Mersey Care NHS TRUST. United Kingdom. Dr. Christopher Frank Dowrick Professor of Primary Medical Care.University of Liverpool. United Kingdom. Session 8: 150/211: Exploring the link between resilience and mental health in community based mental health programs in three cultural locations. Dr. Dermot Hurley Associate Professor of Social Work, King's College, London, Ontario, Canada. Session 9: 150/234 Mental Health: Sharing Experience of the Pharmacy Profession. Ms. ZuzanaKusynová International Pharmaceutical Association (FIP) Session 10: 150/88: Culture, Society and Personality in a Context of Change Globalization and its consequences for social psychiatry. Chair: Dr. Driss Moussaoui Psychiatrist, Mohamed VI Health Sciences University, Casablanca, Morocco The impact of cultural representations on personality. Dr. Rachid Bennegadi Psychiatrist & WASP General Secretary. Centre F. Minkowska. Paris. France The impact of social determinants on personality. Dr. Stéphanie Larchanché Medical anthropologist. Centre F. Minkowska. Paris. France Attachment, Personality and Socialization. Dr. Mélanie Deschamps Psychologist.Centre F. Minkowska. Paris. France :30 h. Coffee Break h. Workshops / skills update 2 Session 1: 150/205: The French association of mobile teams in psychiatry: Work with families in crisis. Chairs: Dr. Laure Zeltner Association des Equipes Mobiles en Psychiatrie (AEMP). Pôle de Psychiatrie Publique pour Enfants, Adolescents et Familles de l EPSM Lille-Métropole. France. Dr. Vincent Garcin Head of department, pole of psychiatry for child, adolescents and families of EPSM Lille-metropole. France. In a world became without limit, could psychiatry remain motionless? Dr. Gerald Deschietere Psychiatrist, cliniquesuniversitaires de Saint-Luc, Bruxelles, Belgique. Ulice, a device that adapts to context. Dr. Samuel Bouloudnine Psychiatrist, hôpital Sainte-Marguerite, Marseille, France. Schizophrenia and family complicity: what crisis teaches us about disease evolution? Dr. JulienFousson Psychiatrist, centrehospitalier Jean-Martin Charcot, Plaisir, France. Families and crisis plans in an intensive home treatment team. Dr. Marianne Ramonet Psychiatrist, EPSM Lille Métropole, Armentières, France. Session 2: 150/57: The Diagnosis and Treatment of Bodily Distress Syndrome in Primary Care: An Integrated, Collaborative Approach. Dr. David D. Clarke President, Psychophysiologic Syndromes Association and Clinical Assistant Professor of Gastroenterology Emeritus, Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, Oregon USA Prof. Todd Edwards Professor and Director, Marital and Family Therapy Program, University of San Diego, San Diego, California, USA Prof. Gabriel Ivbijaro Medical Director. The Wood Street Medical Centre. President Elect WFMH (World Federation for Mental Health) Dr. Igor Svab Department of Family Medicine, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia Dr. Lucja Kolkiewicz 14

15 Consultant Psychiatrist & Associate Medical Director, Recovery and Well-Being, East London NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK Dr. Henk Parmentier General Practitioner and Lead Clinician Virgin Health, Croydon, UK Dr. Anthony Stern Psychiatrist, Transit Outreach Program for the Homeless, Bowery Residents Committee, Bronx, NY, USA. Session 3: 150/113: Activating use of psychosocial rehabilitation innovations. Chair: Dr. AfzalJaved Psychiatrist.President of WAPR.Pakistan Psychiatric Centre and Fountain House Lahore. Pakistan. Psychosocial rehabilitation and recovery, experiences from innovations in developing countries. Dr. Imran Haider Professor Psychiatry and Behavioural Sciences.Fatima Memorial Hospital, Shadman, Lahore. Pakistan. Community-based rehabilitation and the Clubhouse rehabilitation model as means to social integration and inclusion of people with mental disorders a worldwide perspective. Dr. EskoHänninen Social and Mental Health Policy Advisor, board member of Clubhouse International, and Chair of WG Research and Advocacy of Clubhouse Europe, Helsinki, Finland How a Clubhouse works in practice and supports its members multiple needs for social inclusion and recovery. Dr. Wander Reitsma Chair of Clubhouse Europe, and Director of De Waterheuvel Clubhouse, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Discussion and conclusions: next steps forward to more effective use of evidence-based psychosocial rehabilitation innovations. Dr. Henrik Wahlberg Psychiatrist, board member of WAPR and WPA, Karolinska University Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden. Session 4: 150/121: Delivery of a Wellness Psychotherapy Group in Primary Care. Dr. Julie Beaulac Clinical and Health Psychologist.The Ottawa Hospital. Ontario. Canada. Session 5: 150/161: Challenges in US Program Implementation for Parents with Mental Illnesses and their Families. Dr. Evan Kaplan Executive Director, Child and Family Connections, Inc. Pensilvania. USA Dr. Deborah Saper Associate Director of Clinical Communications, UMass Medical, Worcester Recovery Center & Hospital Ms. Toni Wolf Executive Director, Mental Health Agency, Employment Options, Mass, USA Dr. Joanne Nicholson Professor of Psychiatry,Dartmouth Psychiatric Research Center, Hanover, NH, USA Session 6: 150/168: Motivational interviewing as a foundation of recovery-oriented mental health care. Dr. Michael Flaum Professor of Clinical Psychiatry, University of Iowa College of Medicine, Iowa City, IA, USA Session 7: 150/175: The Medical School Engages the Community. Dr. John Bachman Department of Family Medicine and Mayo Medical School. Rochester. Minnesota. USA Session 8: 150/176: The Reciprocity Ring A Tool for Positivity. Dr. John Bachman Department of Family Medicine and Mayo Medical School.Rochester. Minnesota. USA Session 9: 150/192: Assessment and Management of Alcohol Use Disorder. Dr. Diana Manso GP with Special Interest in Mental Health, USF Amato Lusitano, Amadora. Portugal. Dr. Andreia Castro GP with Special Interest in Mental Health.USF Conde de Oeiras. Oeiras. Portugal. Dr. Diana Duarte GP with special interest in Mental Health.USF Tejo. Loures. Portugal. Session 10: 150/227: Benzodiazepines in clinical practice: 15

16 How to avoid and stop them?. How to manage insomnia without benzodiazepines? Dr. Oliver Andlauer Consultant Psychiatrist.Newham Centre for Mental Health. London, United Kingdom. How to manage anxiety without benzodiazepines? Dr. Luisa Cabrita General Practitionertrainee. USF Santo António da Charneca. Portugal. Difficulties for Early Career Doctors to deal with benzodiazepine prescriptions. How do benzodiazepines work? Dr. ÖzdenGökdemir Family Medicine Department, DokuzEylul University, and PhD student, Department of Behavioral Physiology, Department of Physiology, Turkey. Dr. Cristiano Figueiredo General Practitioner trainee. USF Riberirinha. Portugal. Session 11: 150/229:Maternal Borderline Personality Disorder and the peripartum: challenges for both mothers and infants. Dr. Jean Oureib Psychiatrist.Vice-secretary of the Société de l'information Psychiatrique. Head of the research and medical information department at the Etablissement Public de Santé Mentale de l'agglomération Lilloise. Dr. GisèleApter Vice-Président SIP. EPS Erasme. GERI I2P2S: Interactions,Psychopathologie, Prévention, Santé, Société. Université Denis Diderot. Paris. France. Dr. Nicole Garret Présidente SIP. Cent.Nantais de la Parentalite. Nantes. France :00 h. Lunch :00 h. Plenary 5 Session 1: 150/240: Selfmanagement and peer support. Dr. David Crepaz-Keay Mental Health Foundation. United Kingdom. Session 2: 150/254 International Observatory of Prisons. Prof. Antoine Lazarus Emeritus Professor in Public Health and Social Medecine. Université Paris 13. President of the Observatoire International. Session 3: 150/82: The initiation, development and sustaining of mental health services in Primary Care: a case study from New Zealand. Dr. Anthony Dowell. Professor of Primary Health Care, University of Otago-Wellington, New Zealand. General Practitioner, Island Bay Medical Centre. Wellington h. Parallel sessions 4 Session 1: 150/29: Mental Health in a post-totalitarian Region in Crisis: Consequences, Challenges and Opportunities. Dr. Robert van Voren. Vice-President for Europe, WFMH; Chief Executive, FGIP Session 2: 150/166: Eating Disorder Causes, Prevention and Treatment. Dr. Rebecca Cooper. Clinical Psychology, Founder of Rebecca's House Eating Disorder Treatment Programs, USA Session 3: 150/170: When is Involuntary Treatment Necessary in an Integrated System of Care? Prof. Jeffrey Geller Psychiatrist.University of Massachusetts Medical School.Massachusetts. USA Session 4: 150/208: Revising the International Classification of Diseases: Integrating Users Input About Contextual Factors in Diagnosing Mental and Behavioral Disorders. Dr. Marc Laporta Psychiatrist.McGill University. Montreal. Canada. Director.Montreal WHO-PAHO Collaborating Center for Mental Health (Douglas Mental Health University Institute). Montreal. Canada. Ms. Jessica Spagnolo Doctoral Student.University of Montreal. Montreal. Canada / Project Assistant.Montreal WHO-PAHO Collaborating Center for Mental Health (Douglas Mental Health University Institute). Montreal. Canada. Dr. Jean-François Pelletier Lecturer, IUSMM, Montreal, Canada. 16

17 Dr. Massimo Marsili Psychiatrist. Member of the WHO collaborating Centre. Lille. Session 5: 150/195 Utilisation des ateliers dansuncentrethérapeutique de jour pour des personnes à double diagnostic (déficienceintellectuelle et troubles psychiatriques). Dr. GaëtanHourlay Psychiatre, responsablemédical, ASBL "Les Héliotropes", Incourt, Belgique. Ms. Nathalie Delvenne Psychologueclinicienne, directrice, ASBL "Les Héliotropes", Incourt, Belgique. Session 6: 150/220 Workshop: Empowerment in mental health: How to push the recommendations forward? Dr. Simon Vasseur-Bacle Clinical Psychologist and Project Manager, WHO Collaborating Centre (Lille, France), Lille, France. Dr. David Crepaz-Keay Head of Empowerment and Social Inclusion, Mental Health Foundation, London, UK. Dr. Kevin Jones Secretary General. EUFAMI.Leuven. Belgium Dr. Aude Caria Director.Psycom. Paris. France Session 7: 150/221: Workforce migration and brain drain: views from South to North of Europe. Brain drain - International perspective and view from Portugal Dr. Mariana Pinto da Costa MD, Psychiatry trainee at Hospital de Magalhães- Lemos, University of Porto, Portugal Brain drain - view from Germany. Dr. Franziska Baessler University clinic of Duesseldorf, Duesseldorf, Germany Brain drain - view from France. Dr. Thomas Gargot Service Hospitalo-Universitaire, Hôpital Sainte Anne, Paris, France Brain drain-view from Sweden. Dr. ToveMogren Länsvuxenpsykiatri Falun Säter, Sweden Session 8: 150/224: Workshop: Who to Inform? How to manage the cancer diagnose?. Chair: Dr. Dilek Güldal. Professor Family Medicine. Dokuz Eylu University. Izmir. Turkey Dr. Özden Gökdemir MD and PhD student, Department of Family Medicine.DokuzEylulUniversity.Izmir Dr. Ülkü Bulut. Family Medicine.DokuzEylul University. Turkey Dr. Olgu Aygün. Family Medicine.Public Health Center. Izmir. Turkey Session 9: 150/126: New therapeutic interventions in the care of mental disorders. Dr. KaterinaOliveros Psychiatrist of Policlinic Piquet Carneiro - UERJ - Rio de janeiro - Brazil Dr. VaniaFagundes Psichologist of Policlinic Piquet Carneiro - UERJ - Rio de janeiro - Brazil Dr. Eloa Borges Psichologist of Policlinic Piquet Carneiro - UERJ - Rio de janeiro - Brazil Dr. Celina Ragoni Psychiatrist of Policlinic Piquet Carneiro - UERJ - Rio de janeiro - Brazil Dr. MaríliaVerdussen Psichologist of Policlinic Piquet Carneiro - UERJ - Rio de janeiro - Brazil Dr. Manoela Salgado Psychiatrist of PoliclinicPiquet Carneiro - UERJ - Rio de janeiro - Brazil Dr. Sandra Fortes Psychiatrist of PoliclinicPiquet Carneiro - UERJ - Rio de janeiro - Brazil Dr. Adriana Teixeira Tecnician of PoliclinicPiquet Carneiro - UERJ - Rio de janeiro - Brazil :30 h. Coffee Break :30 h. Parallel sessions 5 Session 1: 150/242 An Experience Of Peer Support Workers In Mental Health. Dr. Damien Cassan Sociologist, qualitative research team, CLERSE, University of Lille. France 17

18 Dr. Bérénice Staedel WHO Collaborative Centre Lille. France Dr. Philippe Maugiron Peer support worker. St. Anne Hospital. Paris. France Session 2: 150/235 Toward A Whole Life, Whole Systems, Whole Community Approach. The experience in Trieste from deinstitutionalisation to community integration. Dr. Roberto Mezzina DSM / WHOCC Trieste. Italy. A whole life whole systems approach to change in the UK and worldwide. Dr. John Jenkins Internationa mental health collaborative network. London. UK. Citizienship Pyschiatry or community Mental Health through empowerment. Dr. Jean-Luc Roelandt Psychiatrist. Head of WHO Collaborating Centre for research and training in mental health. Chairman of the Medical Committee of the Public Mental Health Trust Lille Metropole (EPSM). Session 3 150/71: Therapeutic architecture for mental health: the SCP model for facilities planning, design and evaluation. Dr. Evangelia Chrysikou. Owner.SynThesis Architects.London-Athens. UK. Member of the board-director of Research. Design in Mental Health Network. UK Session 4: 150/67: Obstacles of shared decision making within a multiethnic context in the intensive care unit: an ethnic clash? Ms. Rose-Lima Van Keer Sociologist-anthropologist. PhD researcher. Mental Health and Wellbeing Research Group, Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, Vrije Universiteit Brussel. Brussels, Belgium. Session 5: 150/63: Collaboration of emergency and psychiatry units in Brussels hospitals regarding intake and referral of persons who attempted suicide. Dr. Marc Roelands Clinical psychologist. Mental Health and Wellbeing Research Group. Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy. Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB). Brussels. Belgium Session 6: 150/69: Fighting stereotypes in clinical and social practices. Chair: Stigma and the mental health workforce. Dr. Thomas Craig WASP President. Psychiatrist. Institute of Psychiatry. London Stigmatisation and ethics. Prof. Norman Sartorius Psychiatrist. WASP Advisor. President of association for the improvement of mental health programs. Geneva. Switzerland Impact of stigmatisation on clinical practices. Dr. Roy Kallivayalil Psychiatrist. WASP President-Elect. President of the Indian Psychiatric Society, Professor and Head, Department of Psychiatry. Pushpagiri Institute of Medical Sciences, Tiruvalla, Kerala. India Fighting stigma through medical education. Dr. Rachid Bennegadi Psychiatrist. WASP Secretary General. Centre F. Minkowska. Paris. France Session 7: 150/19 ATA (Autoéducationthérapeuthiqueaccompagnée) Dr. Jean-Pierre Julien Hôpitaux de Saint Maurice - Pôle Paris 11. France. Session 8: 150/226: General Practitioners and Psychiatrists: better coordination for better care. Chair: Dr. Charles-Edouard Notredame Resident in psychiatry, Centre Hospitalo-Universitaire de Lille, service de Psychiatrie de l Enfant et de l Adolescent, hôpital Fontan, France. What policy for a better integration between GPs and mental health services? A French national perspective. Dr. Christian Muller President of the ConférenceNationale des Présidents de CME de Centres HospitaliersSpécialisés, France. Making it easy to refer for GPs, and easy to discharge for psychiatrists: Assessment and Brief Therapy, and Enhanced Primary Care Liaison Services in Newham. 18

19 Dr. FaridJabbar Consultant Psychiatrist and Clinical lead for Primary Care Liaison. Newham Centre for Mental Health.Honorary Senior Lecturer, Queen Mary University of London. United Kingdom. Dr. GopalWaddon PhD Research Student, University of Bolton and Performance Manager, Newham Directorate, East London NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK Lecturer, IUSMM, Montreal, Canada. Dr. William Guicherd Psychiatrist, La Chartreuse Hospital Center, Dijon, France. How easy is it to communicate and work between GPs and Psychiatrists? A European view of Early Career Doctors. Dr. Sara BelinchónMoyano General Practitioner.Family Violence and Mental Health Special Interest Group coordinator in Vasco de Gama Movement.Member of Family Violence Group in WONCA. Madrid, Spain. Views from GP and psychiatric trainees about getting experience in each other s specialty during training: A way to develop a shared culture? Dr. Clare Holt Psychiatry trainee. South London and the Maudsley (SLAM) NHS Foundation Trust. United Kingdom. Session 9: 150/187: Am I missing something? Dissociation in primary care. Dr. Johanna Lynch GP psychotherapist, Integrate Place, Brisbane, and Senior Lecturer School of Medicine, University of Queensland, Australia. Session 10: 150/172: Austerity and mental health consequences in Europe. Dr. IoannaTsiligianni Clinic of Social and Family Medicine, School of Medicine, University of Crete. Athens. Dr. Christos Lionis Clinic of Social and Family Medicine, School of Medicine, University of Crete. Athens. Session 11: 150/144: Presentation of the International Movement Citiyenship and Mental Health. Dr. Gerard Milleret Psychiatrist, La Chartreuse Hospital Center. Dijon. France. Dr. Marie-Noëlle Besançon Psychiatrist, Présidente des Invités Au Festin, Besançon, France. Dr. Jean-François Pelletier 19

20 Thursday 30 th April h. Plenary 6 Session 1: 150/202 Trauma in children. Dr. Unaiza Niaz. Faculty, Dow University of Health Sciences, Karachi, Pakistan. Session 2: 150/236 Mental Health the American perspective. Prof. Jeffrey Geller Psychiatrist. University of Massachusetts, Worcester, Mass, USA Session 3: 150/230 European Alliance Against Depression (Eaad): Community Based 4-Level Interventions With Preventive Effects On Suicidal Behaviour. Dr. Ulrich Hegerl Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, University of Leipzig. Germany h. Workshops / skills update 3 Session 1: 150/7: Flexible Assertive Community Treatment (FLEXIBLE ACT), the model, the daily practice and the inspiration for the community care for serious mentally ill. Dr. Remmers van Veldhuizen. Psychiatrist. Chairman CCAF Centre for Certification of ACT and FLEXIBLE ACT. Groningen. The Netherlands. Session 2: 150/56: Family Therapy for Family Practice: Essential Skills. Prof. Todd Edwards. Professor and Director, Marital and Family Therapy Program, University of San Diego, San Diego, California, USA Prof. Jo Ellen Patterson Professor, Marital and FamilyTherapy Program, University of San Diego, San Diego, California, USA Dr. David Spees Family Physician, Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Group and Associate Clinical Professor of Family Medicine, University of California, San Diego, USA Session 3: 150/74: Primary mental health care interventions in socially deprived areas. Dr. Sandra Fortes. Psychiatrist.Professor.University of State of Rio de Janeiro.Rio de Janeiro. Brazil Dr. Christopher Dowrick. General Practionner. Professor.University of Liverpool.United Kingdom Dr. Karen Athié. Psychologist.PHD student.university of State of Rio de Janeiro.Rio de Janeiro. Brazil Dr. Alice Menezes. Psychologist.PHD student.university of State of Rio de Janeiro.Rio de Janeiro. Brazil Session 4: 150/95: Depression - How to establish a treatment plan. Clinical cases discussion. Dr. Maria Cândida Silva Trainee in Family Medicine, Unidade de Saúde Familiar CarnideQuer, Lisboa, Portugal. Dr. Ana Luísa Gomes Trainee in Family Medicine, Unidade de Saúde Familiar Ramada, Odivelas, Portugal. Dr. Sara Cardoso Trainee in Family Medicine, Unidade de Saúde Familiar das Conchas, Lisboa, Portugal. Dr. Soraia Reis Trainee in Family Medicine, Unidade de Saúde Familiar do Arco, Lisboa, Portugal. Session 5: 150/111: The Wellness Workshop: Mental Health Promotion and Prevention Content and Impact. Ms. Caroline McGuigan Founder & CEO of Suicide or Survive Shankill, Co. Dublin Ireland Ms. Paula Lawlor Wellness Workshop Facilitator Suicide or Survive Shankill, Co. Dublin, Ireland Mr. Robert Carley Wellness Workshop Facilitator Suicide or Survive Shankill, Co. Dublin, Ireland Session 6: 150/146: Image and place of partners in mental health. Dr. Gerard Milleret Psychiatrist, La Chartreuse Hospital Center. Dijon. France Dr. Benjamin Miller Partner and activity leader, Local Mental Health Concil, Quetigny, France 20