THIRD MEETING OF THE EABCT S.I.G. ON OCD

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1 THIRD MEETING OF THE EABCT S.I.G. ON OCD Chairperson: Barbara Barcaccia Thursday, 9 th May- DINNER AT LA CITTADELLA: FIRST INFORMAL WELCOME TO THE PARTICIPANTS! Friday 10 th May 2013-MORNING Welcome to the participants, Barbara Barcaccia, SITCC delegate for international relations and chairperson of the EABCT sig on OCD, Francesco Mancini, SITCC past president, director of post-graduate specialization school in CBT, and Antonio Pinto, EABCT Board member Presentation and discussion AMPARO BELLOCH (SPAIN) Amparo Belloch, Carmen Carrió, Elena Cabedo, Jose A. López, Hermenegildo Gil and Jose A. Gil, Virtual reality in the treatment of OCD: An initial case study Presentation and discussion REUVEN DAR (ISRAEL) Reuven Dar, Ironic effects of monitoring internal states Presentation and discussion GRAHAM DAVEY AND FRANCES MEETEN (UNITED KINGDOM) Graham C.L. Davey, Frances Meeten, Georgina Barnes and Suzanne R. Dash, Aversive intrusive thoughts as contributors to inflated responsibility, intolerance of uncertainty, and thought-action fusion Presentation and discussion TERESA COSENTINO (ITALY) Teresa Cosentino, Francesca D Olimpio, Andrea Gragnani, Daphne Capobianco, Katia Tenore, Barbara Basile and Francesco Mancini, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and fear of guilt and disgust Coffee-break offered by SITCC Presentation and discussion KRISTEN HAGEN (NORWAY) Kristen Hagen, Bjarne Hansen, Inge Joa and Tor K. Larsen, Prevalence and clinical characteristics of patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder in first-episode psychosis.

2 Presentation and discussion CRISTINA OTTAVIANI (ITALY) Cristina Ottaviani, Francesco Mancini, Nicola Petrocchi, Barbara Medea, Alessandro Couyoumdjian, Autonomic correlates of physical and moral disgust in subjects with and without obsessive-compulsive tendencies Presentation and discussion GIDEON E. ANHOLT (ISRAEL) Gideon E. Anholt, OCD: An affordance based disorder? Lunch Friday 10 th May 2013-AFTERNOON Presentation and discussion AMELIA GANGEMI (ITALY) Amelia Gangemi and Francesco Mancini, OCD: inferential confusion or Prudential reasoning? Presentation and discussion AUDUN HAVNEN (NORWAY) Audun Havnen, Anders Hovland, Elisabeth T. Haug, Bjarne Hansen and Gerd Kvale, Executive cognitive factors and sleep disturbance in patients with OCD: predictors and treatment results Presentation and discussion JONATHAN D. HUPPERT (ISRAEL) Jonathan D. Huppert and Ami Weizel, Why is there not a placebo effect in OCD? Coffee-break offered by SITCC Presentation and discussion VERONIKA BREZINKA (SWITZERLAND) Veronika Brezinka, Ricky and the Spider- a computer game to support treatment of children with OCD Presentation and discussion ELISABETH TANGEN HAUG (NORWAY) Elisabeth Tangen Haug, Audun Havnen, Bjarne Hansen, Josef Bless, Kenneth Hugdahl and Gerd Kvale, Attention training with dichotic listening in OCD patients Presentation and discussion AMELIA GANGEMI (ITALY) Amelia Gangemi and Francesco Mancini, Reasoning in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.

3 Saturday 11 th May 2013-MORNING Presentation and discussion MARCEL VAN DEN HOUT (NETHERLANDS) Marcel van den Hout and Marieke B.J. Toffolo, Mild uncertainty provokes checking behavior in sub-clinical Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Presentation and discussion GUY DORON (ISRAEL) Guy Doron and Ohad Szepsenwol, Relationship-related obsessive-compulsive phenomena: a one-year follow-up study Presentation and discussion KIERON O CONNOR (CANADA) Kieron O Connor, Geneviève Goulet, Natalia Koszegi, Overinvestment in possibilities and distrust of the senses creates doubt in Obsessional Compulsive Disorder Presentation and discussion EYAL KALANTHROFF (ISRAEL) Eyal Kalanthroff, Avishai Henik and Gideon Anholt, Task control in Obsessive- Compulsive Disorder Coffee-break offered by SITCC Presentation and discussion ANDREA POZZA (ITALY) Andrea Pozza, Davide Coradeschi and Davide Dèttore, Do dysfunctional beliefs moderate the negative influence of comorbid sever depression on outcome of residential behavioural treatment for OCD? A pilot study Presentation and discussion AMIT LAZAROV (ISRAEL) Amit Lazarov, Reuven Dar, Nira Liberman and Uri Wardinon, Attenuated access to affective states in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: evidence from an emotional intelligence test Presentation and discussion NOR CHRISTIAN TORP (NORWAY) Nor Christian Torp, Gudmundur Skarphedinsson and Kitty Dahl, The effectiveness of CBT for pediatric OCD. Cognitive behavior treatment for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder in childhood and adolescence. The Nordic Long-term OCD Treatment Study (NordLOTS). A multi-center controlled trial.

4 13.15 Lunch Saturday 11 th May 2013-AFTERNOON Presentation and discussion CONXA PERPIÑÁ TORDERA (SPAIN) María Roncero, Amparo Belloch, Conxa Perpiñá, Gertrudis Fornés, and Gemma García-Soriano, Eating Disorders and the Obsessive-Compulsive Spectrum Disorder. Analysis of unwanted intrusive cognitions in clinical samples Presentation and discussion CLAUDIA CARRARESI (ITALY) Claudia Carraresi, Francesco Bulli, Gabriele Melli, Eleonora Stopani, The relationship between disgust propensity, trait guilt, and mental contamination in OCD symptoms Presentation and discussion OMER LINKOVSKI (ISRAEL) Omer Linkovski, Eyal Kalanthroff, Gideon Anholt and Avishai Henik, Exposing repeated checking: the differences between repeated checking and exposure on memory and inhibition Coffee-break offered by SITCC Presentation and discussion BARBARA BASILE (ITALY) Barbara Basile and Francesco Mancini, Neurobiological mechanisms underlying abnormal processing of guilt, disgust and intentionality in OCD: a review Presentation and discussion BJARNE HANSEN (NORWAY) Bjarne Hansen, Gerd Kvale, Audun Havnen, Elisabeth Tangen Haug, Peter Prescott and Eili N. Riise, Brief and intensive group treatment for OCD: preliminary results Glamorous SOCIAL DINNER at La locanda del cardinale!

5 Sunday 12 th May 2013 MORNING: Working group: WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? To the attention of the Authors: The carrying through of a meeting like this one requires a great deal of effort on the part of everyone. Please do not be a "no-show, as this inaction inconveniences everyone. While we understand that last-minute circumstances may prevent speakers from attending, we beg you to inform us in advance so we can alert attendees. "No-show" is intended as the speaker (or one of the other authors) not being present at his or her allocated talk session for presentation of their paper. When none of the authors can attend the meeting for their oral presentation, this will be deemed as being withdrawn from the meeting and it will be cancelled from the program.

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