“Creating Change in Perinatal Mental Health”

THE INTERNATIONAL MARCÉ SOCIETY FOR PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH BIENNIAL SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE Swansea University Swansea, Wales, UK

“Creating change in perinatal mental health”

Contents

Welcome 1

Conference Objectives 2-3

Thanks 4

Conference Programme 5-33

Biographies of Plenary Speakers 34-38

Housekeeping 39-42

Delegate Names and Affiliation 43-52

Campus Map 54

THE INTERNATIONAL MARCÉ SOCIETY FOR PERINATAL MENTAL HEALTH

You are very welcome to the first International Marcé Society Conference to be held in Wales. We hope you will feel at home and be stimulated and inspired during the next 3 days by the eclectic mix of science, research and development. We have 16 Ambassadors on hand to help you with any questions you may have. They are all PhD students, so will be efficient and knowledgeable!! Please feel free to make use of the café facilities around the campus. The beach is across the road, so if we have good weather you might like to take a swim. The park is situated at the rear of the Taliesin. Please find the map with all the facilities on campus, enclosed in this pack.

Events On Wednesday night, ‘The Stranger In Me’ film will be shown in the Taliesin Theatre. The Conference Gala Dinner will be held in Fulton House on Thursday evening. On Friday night, The Closing Ceremony will be held in Taliesin Theatre and those who have booked excursions will visit Rhossili Bay or Oystermouth Castle afterwards.

Here are a few Welsh phrases for you to practice:

 ‘Bore da’ (pronounced - buray daaa) – “Good morning!”  ‘Diolch’ (pronounced - deeolchhh!) – “Thank you”  ‘Shymae?’ (pronounced - shoemeye) – “How are you?”  ‘Os gwelwch yn dda’ (pronounced - oss gwellwooch un thaaa) – “Please”

If you have any specific questions please contact, in the first instance, an Ambassador or Conference Organiser (identified by t-shirts!)

“Croeso I Gymru” Welcome to Wales!

With my very best wishes, Jane Hanley President of the International Marcé Society

THE INTERNATIONAL MARCÉ SOCIETY

CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES

1. To promote and gain a greater understanding of behavioural and neuro sciences and the impact on perinatal mental health 2. Examine the diversity of international interventions and explore the efficacy of these and application to research and practice 3. Network with colleagues from across the globe to share research ideas, develop practice and enhance existing ideas 4. Create change in perinatal mental health to ensure every mother and her infant has access to the best possible care

THE INTERNATIONAL MARCÉ SOCIETY - www.marcesociety.com

We are an International Society for the understanding, prevention and treatment of mental illness related to childbearing.

As of September 14th the new Board of Directors (formally the Executive Committee) will commence their Term of Office.

President (2014 -2016) Jeanette Milgrom PhD.

Past President (2012 – 2014) Jane Hanley PhD. Carmarthen, Wales

President Elect (2014 -2016) Jane Fisher PhD. Victoria, Australia

Secretaries Jane Honikman – Past President and founder of PSI Anne- Laure Sutter MD

Treasurer Vivette Glover PhD

Information Editor Katherine Wisner MD

Social Media Editor Walker Karraa PhD

The Board of Directors look forward to operating collectively to promote the aims and objectives of the Society, to support the philosophy of the Society, increase membership and advance the well being of mothers and their families during the perinatal period.

Angela Bowen Ian Jones

Linda Chaudron Martin Kammerer

Nirmaljit Dhami Oguz Omay

Megan Galbally (2014-2016) Lisa Segre (2014-2016)

The Marcé Society wishes to thank the following for their generous support of this Programme:

Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board

Claire Rowe, John Smiths Bookshop, Swansea, Wales

Community Practitioner & Health Visitors’ Association

Department of Health (England)

Institute of Health Visiting

Nick Wall Jewellers, Llandeilo, Wales

Seleni Institute, USA

With special thanks to:

Leah Black, Jodie Barlow-Haynes and Alexandra Evans from Conference Services, Swansea University

Elizabeth Wasternack for Administrative Services

Jeff McAdams Metaport, for Abstract Submissions and Technical Support

Susan Conroy for hotel management issues

Susan Pawlby for organising the Ambassadors

The Scientific Committee - Nine Glangeaud, Vivette Glover, Jane Hanley, Louise Howard, Ian Jones, Walker Karraa, Jeannette Milgrom, Michael O’Hara, Oguz Omay, Carmine Pariante, Lisa Segre, Katherine Wisner

Wednesday 10th September

REGISTRATION 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM Taliesin Theatre

WELCOME ADDRESS By Prof Iwan Davies University Pro Vice Chancellor, Pro Andrew Davies Chair of Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board and Dr Jane Hanley President of the Marcé Society 9:30 AM - 9:45 AM Taliesin & Faraday Theatres

PLENARY Chair: Vivette Glover 9:45 AM - 10:30 AM Taliesin & Faraday Theatres Behavioral, Biological, and Epigenetic Consequences of Early Social Experiences in Primates Presenter: Stephen Suomi, Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development

PLENARY Chair: Nine Glangeaud 10:30 AM - 11:00 AM Taliesin & Faraday Theatres Improving Outcomes for Infants of Parents with Mental Health Problems: The Role of Parent-Infant Psychotherapy Presenter: Jane Barlow

SYMPOSIA Three parallel symposiums 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM Faraday Mother-Baby Perinatal Treatment Impact and Management of Care in Different Countries (Promoted by the SMF) Chair: Nine Glangeaud-Freudenthal, INSERM Faraday B Infants Hospitalized in French MBUs: Impact of Prenatal Exposure to Psychotropic Drugs on Neonatal Outcome Presenter: Anne-Laure Sutter-Dallay

Admissions to Psychiatric Hospital in the Two Years following Childbirth in Scotland: G-PeMHS - The Glasgow Perinatal Mental Health Study Presenter: Roch Cantwell, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde

Early Prenatal interview, a New Tool in France: From Screening to Network and Care? Presenter: Elisabeth Glatigny-Dallay, CH Charles Perrens

Integrated and Modular Treatment of Postpartum Problems in Ghent (Flandres- Belgium) Presenter: Claudine Mertens

Prenatal Anxiety and Depression and Child Outcome: Underlying Biological Mechanisms Chair: Vivette Glover Faraday K Prenatal Anxiety and Child Outcome; Gene Environment Interactions Presenter: Vivette Glover

Prenatal Anxiety and the Shaping of the Stress System: An Epigenetic Study Presenter: Stephan Claes, Department of Adult Psychiatry, University Psychiatric Center KU Leuven, Belgium

Prenatal Exposure to Maternal Anxiety Influence Information Processing in Two-and Nine month-Olds Infants: An Auditory ERP Study Presenter: Bea Van Den Bergh, Tilburg University

Stress during Pregnancy and Child Neurodevelopment Presenter: Alina Rodriguez, Imperial College London

Mood Disorders in Pregnancy and Prescription Medicines Chair: Sue Jordan, Swansea University Faraday L Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor Antidepressant Use in First Trimester Pregnancy and Risk of Congenital Anomalies: A European Register-based Study in 12 European Countries Presenter: Helen Dolk

Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors and Congenital Heart Anomalies: Comparative Cohort Studies Presenter: Irene Petersen

Discontinuation of Antiepileptic Drugs in Pregnancy Presenter: Shuk-Li Man

SSRI Use in Pregnancy: A Study in 6 European Databases Presenter: Sue Jordan, Swansea University

10 MINUTE ORAL PRESENTATIONS ON "SCREENING & MOOD DISORDERS" Chair: Mike O’Hara 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM Faraday Room M Perinatal Suicide in Ontario: Preliminary Results Presenter: Sophie Grigoriadis, Women's Mood and Anxiety Clinic: Reproductive Transitions; Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Depression and Anxiety during Pregnancy Independently Predict Mode of Delivery: First Data from the Happy Study (Holistic Approach to Pregnancy and First Postpartum Year) Presenter: Sophie Truijens, Maxima Medical Centre Veldhoven The Netherlands

Risk Factors for Maternal Depressive Symptom Trajectories from Pregnancy to Five Years Later: Outcomes from the Eden Mother-Child Cohort in France Presenter: Judith van der Waerden, Equipe de recherche en épidémiologie sociale (ERES)

Risk Factors for Post-traumatic Stress Following Birth: A Meta- Analysis Presenter: Susan Ayers, City University London

The Call for a Parliamentary Commission into Perinatal Mental Healthcare in the UK Presenter: Christopher Bingley

Acceptability and Perceived Benefits and Harms of Mental Health Screening in Pregnant Women Presenter: Dawn Kingston, University of Alberta

Maternal Depression from Pregnancy to 4 Years Postpartum: Impact on Child Outcomes and Implications for Practice Presenter: Hannah Woolhouse

The Perinatal Anxiety Screening Scale Presenter: Susanne Somerville

6 MINUTE “BLITZ” ORAL PRESENTATIONS ON "MOOD DISORDERS" Chair: Victor Pop 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM Faraday C Simple, Written, Educational Materials Improves Postpartum Depression Knowledge for Adolescent Mothers Presenter: M Logsdon

Pregnancy-Related Anxiety and Preterm Birth in Long Awaited Pregnancies Presenter: Johanna Warmelink, Department of Midwifery Science, AVAG and the EMGO Institute for Health and Care Research, VU University Medical Center, 1081 BT Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Perinatal Mental Health Project for Wales with Mind Cymru Presenter: Jenny Burns

What about the Baby? Postpartum Depression and Maternal Bonding Presenter: Margaret Howard, Brown University

Understanding Women Convicted of Filicide in Malaysia Presenter: Salmi Razali, The Jean Hailes Research Unit, SPHPM,Monash University, Melbourne, Australia

Providers and Patients Beliefs and Practices on Stress Management During Pregnancy Presenter: Jenn Leiferman, Colorado School of Public Health

Concept Analysis of Antenatal Anxiety Presenter: Hamideh Bayrampour, University of Calgary

Women with Gestational Diabetes and Co-Morbid Depression: An Exploratory Study Presenter: Patricia Jarrett, Middlesex University

Social and Health Discourses Create and Maintain Postnatal Anxiety in Women? Clinical and Health Service Implications Presenter: Heather Rowe, University of Melbourne

Childhood Maltreatment and Cognition in Postpartum Psychosis Presenter: Katie Hazelgrove, Institute of Psychiatry

Gender of the Child and Psychopathology in Maternal Mental Illness Presenter: Sundarnag Ganjekar, Department of Psychiatry

Does the Dutch Maternity Blues Scale Detect Vulnerable Women: Rapid Cycling Changes of Negative and Positive Mood during the First Postpartum Week? Presenter: Victor Pop, Tilburg University

Postnatal Demoralisation among Women Admitted to a Residential Early Parenting Unit in Australia Presenter: Irene Bobevski, Jean Hailes Research Unit, Department of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, Vic, Australia

Men's and Women's Perceptions of Women's Postpartum Depression Symptoms Presenter: Catherine Habel, McGill University

POSTERS 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM Taliesin Arts Hall Adolescent Parenthood and Depression: A 10-Year Longitudinal Study Presenter: Kristen Merkitch, University of Iowa

Postpartum Depression: Risk Factors for Adolescent Mothers, a Literature Review Presenter: Eleanor Dawkins, University of Birmingham

Meeting the Challenges of Teenage Mothers with Postnatal Depression Presenter: Elizabeth Boath, Staffordshire University School of Health

The UK Maternal Mental Health Alliance Everyones Business Campaign Presenter: Alain Gregoire, Southampton University

Singing Loud and Proud, "Maternal Harmony", Female Voice Choir, Established to Offer Ongoing Support for Women with Perinatal Mental Health Problems, Challenging the Stigma Presenter: Francesca Fearn, British Associatin of Occuptional Therapists

Peripartum Salivary Evening Cortisol and Depressive Symptoms: A Longitudinal Study Presenter: Alkistis Skalkidou

Anxiety in Pregnancy: The Role of the Immune System Presenter: Lauren Osborne, Columbia University

Awareness, Knowledge and Assessment of Paternal Postnatal Depression (PPND): The Role of the Specialist Community Public Health Nurse: Health Visitor (SCPHN:HV) Presenter: Joanne Morgan, University of South Wales

Swedish New Fathers with Depressive Symptoms Experiences during the Postpartum Period Presenter: Maigun Edhborg

Attachment Based Parenting with Vulnerable Fathers Lead Organizer: James Fargie, Jedi Co-organizer: Alan McMaster

The Parenting Stress of Fathers and Mothers of Late Preterm Infants Presenter: Hamideh Bayrampour, University of Calgary

Well-Being of Spouses from Mothers Admitted at the Psychiatric Mother-Baby Unit Presenter: Bianca van Rij

Fathers, the Ones with a Bipolar Disorder Presenter: Anja WMM Stevens, Dimence, Centre Mental Health

The Impact of Childbirth on Fathers’ Parenting and Bond with their Infant Presenter: Susan Thompson, City University London

The Transition to Parenthood and the Risk of Clinically Significant Mental Problems among Fathers Presenter: Jessica Simmonds, Cardiff University

Psychosocial Assessment and Clinical Decision Making by Nurses in an Early Parenting Facility Presenter: Deborah Sims

Anonymous Birth in Austria - Babies Saved, Where to Go Next? Presenter: Claudia Klier, Medical University Vienna

Affects Counseling Fear of Childbirth? Presenter: Birgitta Larsson, Sundsvall County Hospital, Maternity Ward

Factors Influencing Breastfeeding Duration Presenter: Karin Cato, Women's and Children's Health

Does Maternal and Paternal Age Influence Adolescent-Reported Behavioural Problems at 14 and 17? Presenter: Jessica Tearne, Telethon Institute for Child Health Research

Extraversion as a Predictor of Depressive Symptoms at Three Months after Delivery Presenter: Jorge Osma López, Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain

Maintaining Factors of Post-Traumatic Stress following Childbirth: A Population-Based, 2 Year Follow-Up Study Presenter: Susan Garthus-Niegel, Institute and Outpatient Clinics of Occupational and Social Medicine, TU Dresden, Faculty of Medicine, Fetscherstr. 74, 01307 Dresden, Germany

Does Maternal and Paternal Age Predict Depression, Anxiety, and Stress in Offspring in Young Adulthood? Presenter: Jessica Tearne, Telethon Institute for Child Health Research

Depression during Pregnancy Predicts CTS Symptoms: First Data from the HAPPY Study (Holistic Approach to Pregnancy and First Postpartum Year). Presenter: Victor Pop, Tilburg University

Maternal Mental Health in Pregnancy: Association with Breastfeeding, Bonding and Infant Temperament at Six Months Presenter: Rita Amiel Castro, Imperial College London

Risk of Major Congenital Anomalies in Children Born to Women Prescribed Valproate, Carbamazepine and Other Anti-Epileptic Drugs Presenter: Lu Ban, University of Nottingham

Trajectory Patterns in Depressive and Anxiety Symptoms in Mothers of Preterm Infants Presenter: Hudson Santos, Duke University

Psychosis in the Young Offspring Of Antenatally Fatigued Mothers and Parents with Psychosis Presenter: Juha Veijola, Department of Psychiatry, Institute of Clinical Medicine, University of Oulu, Finland

Dissecting the Association between Severe Postpartum Hemorrhage and Postpartum Depression: A Role for Anemia, Delivery Experience and Mood during Pregnancy Presenter: Alkistis Skalkidou

Maternal Depressive Symptoms Have a Negative Impact on Prenatal Attachment- Findings from a Swedish Community Sample Presenter: Christine Rubertsson, Uppsala University

Barriers to the Identification of Eating Disorders in Antenatal and Early Years Care Presenter: Amanda Bye, UCL

Understanding the Origins of Obstetric Violence in Spain Presenter: Ibone Olza Fernandez

What Women Want: A Qualitative Study about Postnatal Midwifery Care at Home Presenter: Patricia Blöchlinger, Universitätsklinik für Frauenheilkunde, Inselspital, Bern University Hospital

Midwifes Experiences regarding Obstetric Violence Presenter: Ibone Olza Fernandez

Inpatient Admissions over a 15 Year Period (1997-2012) to the Birmingham Mother and Baby Unit Presenter: Jennifer Whitmore, Birmingham Perinatal Mental Health Service

Therapeutic Group Programme Linked with Nursery Nurse Input Presenter: Hayley Grainger, BSMHFT

Cesarean Section Mothers’ Perceptions of Skin-To-Skin Contact: Qualitative Research Findings Associated with a Quality Improvement Initiative Presenter: Cheryl Zauderer, New York Institute of Technology

Borderline Personality Organisation and the Quality of Parent-Infant Interaction Presenter: Rachel Fraser, South Lonodn & Maudsley NHS Trust

Women’s Experiences of Their Pregnancy and Postpartum Body and Their Transition to Motherhood: A Metasynthesis Presenter: Emma Hodgkinson, University of Manchester

Community HUGS Therapeutic Playgroup-Preventative Early Intervention with Depressed Women Focused on Mother-Baby Interaction Delivered in Community Settings Presenter: Jennifer Ericksen, Parent Infant Research Institute

Comfort Zone: Attunement from Theory to Practice Presenter: Brenda McLackland, Barnardos

Welcome to the World: Family Links' Exciting New Antenatal Programme that Promotes Parent-Infant interactions, Attachment and Couple-Relationships Lead Organizer: Annette Mountford, Family Links Co-organizer: Sarah Darton

The Impact of a Single Family Room Neonatal Nursery on Early and Longer Term Parenting Behaviour and Psychological Functioning within an Australian Context Presenter: Rachelle McMahon, Griffith University

Processing of Infant Emotion by Women with Symptoms of Psychopathology in Pregnancy or after Birth: A Systematic Review Presenter: Rebecca Webb, City University

Psychosocial stress, Postpartum Depression and Maternal Behaviour in Canadian-Born and Immigrant Mothers Presenter: Phyllis Zelkowitz, Jewish General Hospital

Maternal Attachment Style, Mother-Infant Interaction and Their Toddlers’ Socio-Emotional Outcome Presenter: Hiroshi Yamashita

Mother's Childhood Abuse as Risk Factor for Mother-Infant Bonding Alteration Presenter: Lluisa Garcia-Esteve, Hospital Clinic Barcelona

May Personality Traits Predict Insomnia or Sleep Pattern in Late Pregnancy and After Delivery? Presenter: Signe K. Dorheim, Psychiatrist

Postpartum Depression in Brazil: Integrative Review Presenter: Erika Vieira Abuchaim, Paulista School of Nursing, Federal University of Sao Paulo

Perinatal Anxiety and Depression: Identifying the Women at Risk. A Review. Presenter: Alessandra Biaggi, Institute of Psychiatry

A Cross-Sectional Study Comparing the Whooley Questions and Edinburgh PostNatal Depression Scale against a Diagnostic Assessment in Identifying Depression in PregnancY (WENDY study) Presenter: Kylee Trevillion, Institute of Psychiatry

Risk Factors of Antenatal Anxiety: A Systematic Review Presenter: Hamideh Bayrampour, University of Calgary

Life Events in Postnatal Depression and Postpartum Psychosis Presenter: Monica Marino, King's College London

The Prevalence of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Pregnancy and after Birth: A Systematic Review Presenter: Pelin Dikmen, City University London

Obesity, Antenatal Depression and Pregnancy Complications Presenter: Emma Molyneaux, Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London

Understanding Pregnancy Anxiety: Concepts, Correlates, Consequences, and Mechanisms Presenter: Chris Dunkel Schetter, University of California, Los Angeles

Effectiveness of Comprehensive Interprofessional Intervention Program (CIIP) for Pregnant Women with Psychiatric Disorders during Perinatal Period Presenter: Hitomi Seino

Psychotropic Drugs During Pregnancy: An Audit of What Information Women Are Given at First Presentation to the Psychiatric Antenatal Clinic Presenter: Tanushree Nair, University of Birmingham

Our Experience in the Use of Anti-Psychotics in Pregnancy Presenter: Katie Newman, Dr Whipps Cross

The Experience of Women Who Have Received a Diagnosis of Puerperal Psychosis and Their Significant Others: Exploring the Role of Relationships Presenter: Caroline Wyatt, Lancaster University

Peer Support for Postpartum Psychosis Presenter: Ruth Blamey, The University of Birmingham

Postpartum Psychosis: A Discourse Analysis of Women’s Experiences of Living with This Diagnosis Presenter: Catherine Hunter, University of East London

The Utility of the Diagnosis Acute and Transient Psychotic Disorder in a Mother and Baby Unit? Presenter: Mary McGuinness, BPS

Is Prophylactic Medication Effective in Preventing Puerperal Psychosis in High-Risk Patients? Presenter: T Everett Julyan, NHS Ayrshire & Arran

What are the ICT Doing in the Field of Perinatal Depression? Presenter: Jorge Osma López, Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain

Mummoodbooster - An Interactive Internet Treatment for Postnatal Depression Presenter: Jeannette Milgrom

Higher Prevalence of Childbirth Related Fear in Foreign Born Pregnant Women - Findings from a Community Sample in Sweden Presenter: Elin Ternström, Womens and childrens health, Uppsala University

The Significance of Therapy for Mothers with Borderline Personality Disorder: A Case Study Approach Presenter: Charlene Caruana, Foundation for Social Welfare Services (FSWS)

BOOK SIGNINGS 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM John Smith's Bookshop

UKIMS AGM 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM Taliesin Theatre

PLENARY Chair: Louise Howard 2:15 PM - 2:45 PM Taliesin & Faraday Theatres Stigma, Discrimination and Mental Health Presenter: Graham Thornicroft, Health Services Research Department, Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London

SYMPOSIA Three Parralel Symposia 2:55 PM - 4:25 PM The Role of Inflammation in Perinatal Depression Chair: Carmine Pariante Faraday K Early Life Stress, Conduct Problems and DNA Methylation in Inflammatory Genes Presenter: Edward Barker, Psychology, Insitute of Psychiatry, King's College London

Immune-Relevant Brain Changes Associated with Early Life Stressful Events Presenter: Annamaria Cattaneo, King's College London, Institute of Psychiatry

Fetal Programming of Telomere Biology Presenter: Sonja Entringer, Charité Berlin

The Role of Inflammation in Antenatal Depression Presenter: Carmine Pariante

Risks and Vulnerabilities - Challenging Situations and Possible Solutions in Mother Baby Units Chair: Prabha Chandra, HSR Layout Faraday C Factors Associated with High Risks for the Child Leading to Mother Supervision or Child Placement Presenter: Nine Glangeaud-Freudenthal, INSERM

Challenges in the Management of Pregnant Women on Psychiatric Mother and Baby Units Presenter: Angelika Wieck

Childhood Trauma in Mothers Admitted to a Psychiatric Mother and Baby Unit Presenter: Trudi Seneviratne, SouthLondon & Maudsley NHS Trust

Detecting and Managing Risk to Mother and Infant in a Mother-Baby Unit in India Using a Tool - The FIRST MB (Formal Initial Risk Assessment for Mothers and Babies). Presenter: Prabha Chandra, HSR Layout

The Baby Triple P Positive Parenting Programme and Its Use with Women who Have Mental Health Problems Presenter: Anja Wittkowski, The University of Manchester

Psychological Treatment of Antenatal Depression and Anxiety: The Effects on Both Mother and Child Chair: Huibert Burger, University Medical Center Groningen, The Netherlands Faraday B Pilot Results on Child Outcomes of Antenatal Depression Treatment Presenter: Jeannette Milgrom

CBT for Low Income Perinatal Women Presenter: Heather OMahen, University of Exeter Mood Disorders Centre

Psychological Treatment of Antenatal Depression and Anxiety: Effects on Obstetric Outcomes Presenter: Tjitte Verbeek, Department of Epidemiology

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Treatment of Antenatal Anxiety and Depressive Symptoms: A Randomized Controlled Trial Presenter: Chantal Beijers, university medical center Groningen

10 MINUTE ORAL PRESENTATIONS ON "LONGITUDINAL STUDIES" Chair: Jane Fisher 2:55 PM - 4:25 PM Faraday Room D Depression and Anxiety as Developmental Precursors to Adolescent Mothers’ Attributions of Infant Agency Presenter: Alison Hipwell

Postpartum Depression in the Orthodox Jewish Community: Patterns of Help Utilization and Predictors of Longitudinal Depressive Symptoms Presenter: Rena Bina, Bar Ilan University, School of Social Work

Testing the Long-Term Psychiatric Effects of Fetal Programming: Comparing the Association of Maternal and Paternal Prenatal Anxiety and Depression and Offspring Anxiety Disorders at 18 Years of Age Presenter: Lauren Capron, Imperial College London

Women's Sexual Health in the First 12 Months Postpartum Presenter: Ellison McDonald, Murdoch Childrens Research Institute

Public Health Impact of Maternal Mental Disorders in Ethiopia Presenter: Charlotte Hanlon, King's College London

The Effects of Common Perinatal Mental Disorders Among Women In Rural Vietnam on Infant Development Presenter: Thach Tran, Monash University

Timing, Chronicity and Severity of Maternal Depressive Symptoms and Children’s Behavior at Age Five: The Eden Mother-Child Cohort sociale (ERES) Presenter: Judith van der Waerden, Equipe de recherche en épidémiologie

Perinatal Immune Challenge Differentially Alters Immune Response in Early and Later life: Insights from an Animal Model Presenter: Andrea Du Preez, Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London

Examining Trends in Pre and Perinatal factors, and the Contribution to Child Mental Health in UK National Cohorts: 1958 - 2008 Presenter: Ruth Sellers, Cardiff University

10 MINUTE ORAL PRESENTATIONS ON "FATHERS AND OTHER TOPICS" Chair: Meir Steiner 2:55 PM - 4:25 PM Faraday Room M Aspects of Intimate Partner Relationships Associated with Depression Symptoms in New Mothers and Fathers Presenter: Karen Wynter, Jean Hailes Research Unit, Monash University

The Moderating Effect of Gender Role and Traditionalism-Modernity on the Relationship of Marital Dissatisfaction and Paternal Anxiety and Depression in Hong Kong Presenter: Yee Woen Koh, The University of Hong Kong

The Role of Prenatal Partner Support in Maternal Depression: Effects of Received Support and Support Adequacy in the Context of a Natural Disaster Presenter: Michael O'Hara, University of Iowa

The Association between Postnatal Parental Depression and Adolescent Depression: A Nested Birth Cohort Database Study Presenter: Linda Wijlaars, UCL

Hoki Ki Te Rito / Mellow Parenting Programme Results in Improvement in Wellbeing for Maori Mothers and Fathers and Positive Developmental Outcomes for their Children in South Auckland, New Zealand Presenter: Lyn Doherty, NZ Psychologists Board

Maternal Caregiving and Girls’ Depressive Symptoms and Antisocial Behaviour Trajectories: An Examination among High-Risk Youth Presenter: Liam Mahedy, Cardiff University

Predictors and Onset of Postpartum Obsessive Compulsive Disorder in a Community Sample: A Prospective Study Presenter: Michelle Miller, University of Iowa

Disordered Eating Symptoms in the Antenatal and Postpartum Period Presenter: Antoinette Lee, Department of Psychiatry, LKS Faculty of Medicine, The University of Hong Kong

Effect of Work-Family Conflict on Antenatal Maternal Depression across Pregnancy Presenter: Chui Yi Chan , Department of Psychiatry, University of Hong Kong

WORKSHOPS 4:55 PM - 6:25 PM Faraday Contemplating Another Pregnancy after Poor Mental Illness with a Previous One Lead Organizer: Elaine Hanzak Co-organizer: Carol Henshaw Faraday B

Mums Comfort Zone - An Innovative Group Programme for Mothers Experiencing Pre and Postnatal Depression and Anxiety Lead Organizer: Ruth Jackson Co-organizer: Rachel Jenkins Faraday C

Engaging Adolescent Mums-To-Be in Perinatal Work in an Education Support Base Lead Organizer: Sarah Breustedt, Mellow Parenting Co-organizer: Jim Haddow Faraday H

From Research to Implementation: Campaigning for National Service Change Lead Organizer: Alain Gregoire, Southampton University Co-organizer: Ian Jones Faraday J SYMPOSIA 4:55 PM - 6:25 PM Faraday Psychosomatic Issues and Perinatal Mental Health Chair: Mira Lal Faraday E Perinatal Mental Health and Parenting: Conflict of Interest? Presenter: Faye Macrory, cmft

Subfertility, Malignancy and Pregnancy – A Psychosomatic Challenge Presenter: Mira Lal

A Psychosomatic Approach to Obstetric Encounters: Biopsychosocial Management & CBT/Hypnosis Presenter: Gill McCall, South Bank University

Domestic Violence and Abuse; A Psychosomatic Issue Presenter: Julia Dodd 14

Risk Prediction of Postpartum Psychosis and Depression: A Step Toward Personalized Medicine? Chair: Arianna Di Florio Faraday D Prevention of Postpartum Psychosis Presenter: Veerle Bergink

Characterising the Neuroimaging and Hormonal Predictors of Post-Partum Psychosis Presenter: Paola Dazzan

Cultural and Contextual Predictors of PPD and Stress Reactivity in Immigrant Latina Mothers in the U.S. Presenter: Sandraluz Lara-Cinisomo, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Improving Prediction of the Triggering of Bipolar Disorder Episodes by Childbirth Presenter: Arianna Di Florio

Improving Outcomes for Women and Their Infants Admitted to Mother-Baby Units Chair: Anne Sved-Williams Faraday G From Mother-Baby Unit to Home Presenter: Anne Buist, University of Melbourne

Characteristics and Outcomes of Women Admitted to a Private Psychiatric Mother-Baby Unit Presenter: Marie-Paule Austin, University of New South Wales

Following Them Home: Infant-Parent Therapy after Mother Baby Unit Admission to Improve Relationship Outcomes Presenter: Rebecca Hill, Women's and Children's Health Network

Evaluation of a Multi-Faceted Intervention for Women with Perinatal Mood Disorders Presenter: Mary Williams, Brisbane Centre for Postnatal Disorders, Belmont Private Hospital

Women with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and Their Infants in an MBU Presenter: Anne Sved-Williams

Maternal Separation, Mother-Infant Bonding and Postpartum Depression Chair: Maria-Paz Viveros Faraday Lecture Theatre Neurometabolic Programming Effects of Early Life Stress: Insights from an Animal Model of Maternal Separation Presenter: Maria-Paz Viveros

Mother-Infant Bonding in Women with Postpartum Depression Presenter: Bruma Palacios-Hernández, Program of Perinatal Psychiatry and Gender Department of Psychiatry and Clinical Psychology. Hospital Clinic, University of Barcelona

Two Types of Screening for Postpartum Depression (PD) and Mother-Infant Bonding (MIB) Presenter: Gracia Lasheras, Chief of Perinatal Mental and Reproductive Health Unit

Personality and Postpartum Depression Presenter: Estel Gelabert, Departament de Psicologia Clínica i de la Salut Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

The Role of Hostility in Postpartum Depression Presenter: Gloria Adam Torres, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

POSTERS 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Taliesin Arts Hall

ENTERTAINMENT Emily Atef's Movie, "Das Fremde in Mir / the Stranger in Me" 7:30 PM - 11:00 PM Taliesin Theatre

Thursday 11th September

REGISTRATION 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM Taliesin

PLENARY Chair: Katherine Wisner 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM Taliesin & Faraday Theatres The Development of Offspring of Postnatally Depressed Mothers: Evidence from the Cambridge Longitudinal Study and Implications for Intervention Presenter: Lynne Murray

PLENARY – CHANNI KUMAR LECTURE Chair : Mike O’Hara 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM Taliesin & Faraday Theatres Maternal Mental Health & Global Health Presenter: Vikram Patel, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

PLENARY Chair: Vivette Glover 10:30 AM - 11:00 AM Taliesin & Faraday Theatres With You in the World - A Lullaby Project for Pregnant Women and Their Families Presenter: Jennie Muskett

SYMPOSIA Four Parallel Symposiums 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM Faraday Paternal Perinatal Depression: Concurrent and Longitudinal Impact Chair: Michael O'Hara, University of Iowa Faraday L Impact of Maternal and Paternal Postpartum Depression: Assessing Concurrent Depression in The Family (The IMPACT Study) Presenter: Cindy-Lee Dennis, University of Toronto

Prevalence of Common Mental Disorders among Fathers in the First 6 Months Postpartum: A Community Cohort Study in Victoria, Australia Presenter: Karen Wynter, Jean Hailes Research Unit, Monash University

Fathers Matter From the Beginning: The Longitudinal Contribution of Paternal and Maternal Postnatal Depression to Toddler Mental Health Presenter: Sheehan Fisher, Northwestern University

What Factors Affect the Well-Being of First-Time Expectant Fathers? Presenter: Phyllis Zelkowitz, Jewish General Hospital

Bipolar Disorder and Childbirth - Perspectives from around the World Chair: Ian Jones Faraday C The Bipolar Spectrum - Implications for Perinatal Psychiatry Presenter: Ian Jones

Management of Women with Bipolar Disorder in the Perinatal Period Presenter: Liz McDonald, Homerton Hospital

Depressive Symptoms in Women with Postpartum Onset Bipolar Disorder and Their Relationship to Outcomes Presenter: Prabha Chandra, HSR Layout

Treating Bipolar Disorder in Perinatal Women When Psychiatric Hospitalization is Necessary: A Report from the First U.S. Based Inpatient Perinatal Unit Presenter: Samantha Meltzer-Brody

Creating Change: Multidisciplinary Outcomes on an MBU Chair: Trudi Seneviratne, SouthLondon & Maudsley NHS Trust Faraday B Pilot of a Mind-Mindedness Intervention on a Mother and Baby Unit Presenter: Robin Schacht

Outcomes of Parenting Assessments at a Psychiatric Mother and Baby Unit Presenter: Sue Conroy

Mental Health and Mother-Infant Relationship Outcomes on a Psychiatric Mother and Baby Unit: Before and After Treatment Presenter: Susan Pawlby

Perinatal Psychiatry and Art Psychotherapy: Interventions on a Mother and Baby Unit Presenter: Clair Rees, Bethlem Mother and Baby Unit

Theory of Mind as a Predictor of Maternal Sensitivity in Mothers with Severe Mental Illness Presenter: Janice Rigby

Creating Improvements in Perinatal Mental Health Services through the Institute of Health Visiting Perinatal Mental Health Champions Chair: Cheryll Adams, Institute of Health Visiting Faraday K The iHV Perinatal Mental Health Champions Programme Presenter: Cheryll Adams, Institute of Health Visiting

The Training Programme, the Concept and Development Presenter: Jane Hanley

Outcomes of the PMH Champions Training for Service Development Presenter: Asha Day

Training Outcomes in the Form of Local Case Studies Presenter: Louise Barrett, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust

Using My Champion’s Platform Presenter: Sasha Barber

Abstract - The Hull Story Presenter: Margaret Scargill

Developing the Infrastructure for Service Improvement in Harrow, North London Presenter: Sharin Baldwin

10 MINUTE ORAL PRESENTATIONS ON “BIOLOGICAL & GENETIC STUDIES" Chair: Carmine Pariante 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM Faraday Room M Maternal Prenatal Symptoms of Depression and Down Regulation of Placental Monoamine Oxidase A Expression Presenter: Lauren Capron, Imperial College London

Perinatal Use of Aripiprazole: Plasmalevels, Placental Transfer and Child Outcome in Three New Cases Presenter: Claudia Klier, Medical University Vienna

Early Wake Therapy Phase-Delays Advanced Melatonin Offset and Improves Mood in Depressed Pregnant Women

Presenter: Barbara Parry

Potential Pathways of Prenatal Stress: The Maternal Autonomic Stress Response and Amniotic Fluid Glucocorticoids Presenter: Pearl La Marca-Ghaemmaghami, Department of Psychology, Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, University of Zurich

Psychological Predictors of Gestational Length and Neonatal Birth Weight in Second-Trimester Pregnant Women Presenter: Ulrike Ehlert, Universitat Zurich

Psychological Treatment of Antenatal Depression and Anxiety: Effects on Obstetric Outcomes Presenter: Tjitte Verbeek, Department of Epidemiology, University Medical Centre Groningen

Depression in Pregnancy: Adverse Obstetric and Fetal Outcomes Presenter: Sushma Sundaresh, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust

First Trimester Exposure to Anxiolytic and Hypnotic Drugs and the Risks of Major Congenital Anomalies: A United Kingdom Population- Based Cohort Study Presenter: Lu Ban, University of Nottingham

POSTERS 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM Taliesin Arts Hall Perinatal Anxiety and Depression: A Review of Effective ‘Light- Touch’ Preventative Interventions Presenter: Hedie Howells, The Institute of Psychiatry

The Quranic Recommendation on Breast Feeding Presenter: Nasima Hasan, Manarat International University, Dhaka

When New Mothers Have Bipolar Disorder: A Study of the Early Interaction Patterns between Mother and Infant, and Father and Infant, during the First Year of Life Presenter: Teija Anke, Health Trust/Centre for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Eastern and Southern Norway (R.BUP Oslo)

Exploratory RCT of a Group Psychological Intervention for Postnatal Depression in British Mother’s of South Asian Origin - Post Intervention Qualitative Study Presenter: Nusrat Husain, University of Manchester

EUROmediCAT: Safety of Medication Use in Pregnancy Presenter: Sue Jordan, Swansea University

Prescribing Sodium Valproate to Women of Childbearing Age - An Audit Presenter: Sarah Jones, East London NHS Foundation Trust

Clozapine Placental Passage and Neonatal Outcomes Presenter: Maria Luisa Imaz Gurrutxaga, Hospital Clínic Barcelona Spain

Characteristics & Consequences of Antenatal Exposure to Psychotropic Medication 1: Accuracy of Documentation Presenter: T Everett Julyan, NHS Ayrshire & Arran

Characteristics & Consequences of Antenatal Exposure to Psychotropic Medication 2: Medication Characteristics Presenter: T Everett Julyan, NHS Ayrshire & Arran

Characteristics & Consequences of Antenatal Exposure to Psychotropic Medication 3: Neonatal Outcomes Presenter: T Everett Julyan, NHS Ayrshire & Arran

Psychological Treatment of Antenatal Depression and Anxiety: Effects on Obstetric Outcomes Presenter: Tjitte Verbeek, Department of Epidemiology, University Medical Centre Groningen

Prolonged Crying in Older infancy: Associations with Maternal Mental health, Fatigue and Self-Efficacy Presenter: Abigail Easter, NCT 19

Holding the Baby- Community Based Therapeutic Intervention for the Earliest Relationship Presenter: Julie Barrell, ACP

Long-Term Psychopathological Effects on Children Exposed to Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors in the Uterus Presenter: Anna Torres, Hospital Clinic Barcelona

Maternal Depressive Symptoms: An Opportunity and Need to Treat in Early Intervention Programs Presenter: Samantha Meltzer-Brody

Links among High EPDS Scores, State of Mind regarding Attachment and Symptoms of Personality Disorders Presenter: Johanne Smith-Nielsen, University of Copenhagen

Daily Uplifts against Symptoms of Prenatal Depression? Presenter: Manuela Wingeier, Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy

Have I Got PND? A Thematic Analysis of an Online Forum for Antenatal/Postnatal Depression Presenter: Donna Moore, City University London

Not Identifying with Postpartum Depression: A Qualitative Study of Women's Postpartum Symptoms of Distress and Need for Support Presenter: Rose Coates, University of Sussex

Different Determinants Predict First Postpartum Week Depression in Primiparous and Multiparous Women Presenter: Victor Pop, Tilburg University

Traumatic Experiences and Postpartum Depressive Symptoms in Mexican Women Presenter: Suse Saeb, Departament of Clinic and Health Psychology

Psychological Determinants of a Request of Epidural Anesthesia during Labour Presenter: Victor Pop, Tilburg University

Psychological Determinants of Initiation of Breastfeeding Presenter: Victor Pop, Tilburg University

Maternal Depression, Parental Practices and Executive Function in Childhood: A Cross-Sectional Study in Chile Presenter: Miguel Cordero Vega, School of Social and Community Medicine, University of Bristol

Prenatal Depression and Adverse Birth Outcomes Presenter: Chris Dunkel Schetter, University of California, Los Angeles

Barriers and Facilitators to the Use of Perinatal Mental Health Services by Women with Elevated Symptoms of Depression and Their Partners Presenter: Linda Bell, Université de Sherbrooke

Coping with Women's Symptoms of Postpartum Depression: What Help Would Couples Prefer? Presenter: Nancy Feeley, Ingram School of Nursing, Mcgill University

How Knowledgeable are Couples in Regards to Changes in Their Sexuality in the Perinatal Period? Presenter: Pascale de Montigny Gauthier, University of Quebec in Outaouais

The Pregnancy Relapse Prevention Plan, How to Use in Daily Practice Lead Organizer: Bart Geerling Co-organizer: Anja WMM Stevens, Dimence, Centre Mental Health

Fly in Fly Out Families: What Additional Challenges Might They Experience when a Baby is Born Presenter: Suzanne Higgins, St John of God Raphael Centre, Geelong

Changing Mothers' Perception of Infant Emotion: A Pilot Study Presenter: Rebecca Carnegie, University of Bristol

Neurodevelopmental Outcome in Offspring of Women Treated for Antenatal Depression: A Systematic Review Presenter: Giovanni Previti, Institute of Psychiatry, University of Catania

The Maternal Brain Presenter: Rebecca Carnegie, University of Bristol

Neuroimaging Correlates of Maternal Antenatal Stress and Sustained Attention in Children Aged 6-9 Years Presenter: Sagari Sarkar

Addressing Perinatal Depression: Development and Implementation of a Statewide Consultation and Care Coordination Program Lead Organizer: Nancy Byatt Co-organizer: Kathleen Biebel

Rapid Access to Psychiatric Care in Depression (RAPPID) Presenter: Nancy Byatt

Trends in Mood Scores among Adolescent and Adult Perinatal Populations Who Receive Mental Health Treatment Presenter: Bethany Ashby, University of Colorado School of Medicine

Perspectives of the Health Workers about Post Natal Depression in British South Asian Mothers: A Qualitative Study Presenter: Nusrat Husain, University of Manchester

Comparing the Feasibility, Acceptability, Clinical-, and Cost- Effectiveness of Mental Health E-Screening to Paper-Based Screening on the Detection of Depression, Anxiety, and Psychosocial Risk in Pregnancy Presenter: Dawn Kingston, University of Alberta

Antenatal Interpersonal Sensitivity, Perinatal Depressive Symptoms and Subsequent Mother-Infant Relationship Quality Presenter: Karen Raine

The First Antenatal Appointment: An Exploratory Study of the Experiences of Women with a Diagnosis of Mental Illness Presenter: Louise Phillips, City University London

Reliability and Validity of Three Shortened Versions of the State Anxiety Inventory Scale during the Perinatal Period Presenter: Hamideh Bayrampour, University of Calgary

Confirmatory Factor Analysis of the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale-Hebrew Version: A Uni- or Multi-Dimensional Scale? Presenter: Rena Bina, Bar Ilan University, School of Social Work

The Role of Early Screening in Perinatal Depression Presenter: Mauro Mauri

Are Pediatricians Screening for Postpartum Depression? Presenter: Lucy Puryear, Baylor College of Medicine

Links between Disturbance of Mother to Infant Bonding and Early Maternal Mood in the Mothers who Received Postpartum Home Visit Service from the Nationwide Cross Survey in Japan Presenter: Keiko Yoshida

Specialist Perinatal Mental Health Team with Small Psychiatric Resources – A Cooperation of Consultation Liaison Psychiatry and Obstetrics at Karolinska University Hospital Huddinge Presenter: Marie Bendix, Psychiatry Southwest, Stockholm

Primary Care Social Worker Administered Psychotherapy for Postpartum Depression Presenter: Bobbie Posmontier

Providing Occupational Therapy Parenting Services for Perinatal Women: A Service Description and Evaluation Presenter: Jiaxuan Tan, National University Hospital

Establishing the Role of a Multidisciplinary Perinatal Psychiatric Consultation Service in an Obstetric Hospital Presenter: Neha Hudepohl, Center for Women's Behavioral Health 21

Untreated Depression at First Trimester of Pregnancy Leads Postpartum Depression Presenter: Esra Yazici, Sakarya Universiy

Mental Health Care Needs of the Obese Gravida Presenter: Mary Kimmel, Johns Hopkins (as of July 1st University of Chapel Hill)

Perinatal Mental Health: A Forgotten Constituency Presenter: Angela Bowen, College of Nursing, Department of Psychiatry

The Integration of Australia's National Perinatal Depression Initiative (NPDI) across the Indigenous Population Presenter: Nicole Highet

Exposure to Maternal Childhood Abuse and Depression In Utero: Effects on Neonatal Behavioural Regulation and the Hypothalamic- Pituitary-Adrenal (HPA) Axis Presenter: Enrica Fantini, King's College London

Depression: An Exploratory Parallel-Group Randomised Controlled Trial of Antenatal Guided Self Help for Women (DAWN Trial) Presenter: Kylee Trevillion, Institute of Psychiatry

Perinatal Mental Health and Advocacy: From Crisis to Contribution Presenter: Jennifer Moyer

Making Screening for Alcohol Use in Maternity Relevant: The Use of a Modified Single Alcohol Screening Question (SASQ) to Increase Disclosure and Advice Giving Presenter: Lucy Gate, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust

Moving On Up! Movement Therapy for Postnatal Anxiety and Depression Presenter: Robyn Pound, Sirona Care and Health (NHS)

Towards a Normative Model of Maternal Mood: The Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale as a Measure of Maternal Primary Pre- Occupations Presenter: Orion Owen, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board

Talking Times Group Programme: Is It Effective in Supporting and Treating Mothers with Post-Natal Depression? Presenter: Alice Gibson, central London Community Health/NHS

An Exploratory Study of the Childbearing and Parenting Experiences of Women with Severe Mental Disorders in Malawi Presenter: Elizabeth Boyle, University of Dundee

Delivery and Implementation of an Early Parenting Programme in the Reality: Evidence from the Scaling up in Primary Healthcare Centres in Chile Presenter: Miguel Cordero Vega, School of Social and Community Medicine, University of Bristol

Multigenerational Depression and Anxiety Influences Maternal and Fetal Measures of Stress Presenter: M. Camille Hoffman, University of Colorado School of Medicine, Denver Health & Hospital Authority

Early Identification and Support of Perinatal Mental Health within Flying Start Torfaen Presenter: Annie Wohlgemuth, Registered Mental Health Nurse.

Moving On Up!: How Does Collaborative Enquiry Influence Guided Movement for Reducing Postnatal Depression and Anxiety? Chair: Robyn Pound, Sirona Care and Health (NHS)

Moving On Up!: How Does Collaborative Enquiry Influence Guided Movement for Reducing Postnatal Depression and Anxiety? Presenter: Michelle Rochester, Make A Move

Moving On Up!: How Does Collaborative Enquiry Influence Guided Movement for Reducing Postnatal Depression and Anxiety? Presenter: Sarah Haddow, Make a Move

How Can a Guided Movement to Music Programme Facilitate an Increase in Physical Activity Levels for Mothers with Low Mood? Presenter: Jessica Brodrick, Bath & North East Somerset Council

Moving on UP! Understanding New Mum’s Views of a Novel Dance Movement Therapy Programme for Improving Well-Being Presenter: Anne Haase, University of Bristol

How Can Alongsideness in Collaborative Enquiry Support Development of the Therapeutic Use of Dance for Postnatal Depression? Presenter: Robyn Pound, Sirona Care and Health (NHS)

Moving Towards the Light... Presenter: Ali Davey, Moving On Up

Training Future Perinatal Psychiatrists: Establishing a Women's Mental Health Fellowship Lead Organizer: Neha Hudepohl, Center for Women's Behavioral Health Co-organizer: Margaret Howard, Brown University

Strengthening the Adult Attachment Bond to Reduce the Risk of Perinatal Mood Disorders for Mothers and Fathers Lead Organizer: Diane Speier, Birth, Growth and Healing Ltd Co-organizer: Elly Taylor

Moving On Up!: How Can a Collaborative Enquiry Influence Movement Therapy for Postnatal Depression? Presenter: Robyn Pound, Sirona Care and Health (NHS)

Buddy Support for Mums and Dads & Mums' Comfort Zone Therapeutic Group Programme Presenter: Ruth Jackson

BOOK SIGNINGS 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM John Smith's Bookshop

BIPOLAR DISORDER AND PREGNANCY DECISION-MAKING: Clinicians' Focus Group This is a pre-arranged focus group chaired by Prof. Ian Jones and facilitated by Clare Dolman and Kylee Trevillion. By invitation only. 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM Fulton House Seminar Room A

PLENARY - MARCÉ MEDAL Marcé Medal – Presented to Louise Howard Chair: Jane Hanley 2:15 PM - 2:45 PM Taliesin & Faraday Theatres What is Evidence Based Perinatal Mental Health Care and is it Achievable? A Personal Perspective Presenter: Louise Howard

SYMPOSIA Three Parallel Symposiums 2:55 PM - 4:25 PM Faraday Exposure to Maternal Perinatal Depression: Offspring Grown Up Chair: Susan Pawlby Faraday L Exposure to Maternal Prenatal Depression Predicts Offspring Depression at 25 Years Presenter: Dominic Plant, Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London

Gender Differences in the Transition to Early Parenthood: The Influence of Prior Mental Health Problems

Presenter: Cerith Waters, Cardiff University

Maternal Depression during Pregnancy and the Postnatal Period: Risks and Possible Mechanisms for Offspring Depression at 18 Years Presenter: Rebecca Pearson

Maternal Postnatal Depression Predicts Increased Offspring Biological Stress Reactivity in Adulthood Presenter: Sarah Halligan, University of Bath

Recent Developments in Bipolar Disorder and Postpartum Psychosis Chair: Ian Jones Faraday K Bipolar Disorder after Termination and Miscarriage Presenter: Arianna Di Florio

Treatment of Psychosis and Mania in the Postpartum Period Presenter: Veerle Bergink

Mania Induced by Sleep Deprivation: Implications for Postpartum Psychosis Presenter: Katie Lewis, Cardiff University

Adverse Childhood Life Events and Postpartum Mood Episodes among Women with Bipolar Disorder Presenter: Amy Perry, University of Birmingham

The Development of Mental Health Treatments in Pregnancy Chair: Jeannette Milgrom Faraday M Group-Based Multicomponent Psychotherapy for Pregnant Women with a Mental Disorder Presenter: Leontien van Ravesteyn

Pilot of a Guided Self-Help Intervention for Antenatal Depression Presenter: Jill Domoney, Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London

Developing a Midwife-Led, Group Supported Guided Self-Help Intervention for Antenatal Anxiety Presenter: Heather OMahen, University of Exeter Mood Disorders Centre

Development of a CBT Program for Depression during Pregnancy-Beating the Blues before Birth Presenter: Jeannette Milgrom

10 MINUTE ORAL PRESENTATIONS ON "ATTACHMENT / OTHER TOPICS" Chair: Jane Fisher 2:55 PM - 4:25 PM Faraday Room B Domestic Abuse and Serious Mental Illness in the Perinatal Period: A Historical Cohort Study Presenter: Jack Ogden, Women's Mental Health, King's College London.

Gender-Based Violence and Common Perinatal Mental Disorders Among Women in Rural Vietnam Presenter: Jane Fisher, Jean Hailes Research Unit

“No Health without Mental Health” – The Importance of Perinatal Mental Health Education for Midwives Presenter: Sheryl Grace Thomas, Royal College of Midwives

The Impact of Parents' Mental Health on Parent-Infant Interaction: A Prospective Study Presenter: Ylva Parfitt, University of Sussex

Interactions and Attachment in Infants of Mothers with OCD Presenter: Fiona Challacombe, Kings College London

Mothers Supporting Mothers: Preferred Characteristics of Peers for Delivery of Mental Health Care in South Asia

Presenter: Daisy Singla, McGill University

Pregnant Women in Immigration Detention Centres Presenter: Helen McColl

Why am I So Moody Now I am Pregnant? Pattern of Change of Cognitive and Somatic Symptoms over the Course of Pregnancy Presenter: Rita Amiel Castro, Imperial College London

6 MINUTE “BLITZ” ORAL PRESENTATIONS ON “INTERVENTIONS” Chair: Lisa Segre 2:55 PM - 4:25 PM Faraday Room D Comparison of Parental Stress Six Months after Birth in Parents Receiving Group Based Antenatal Care or Standard Antenatal Care - Clinical Trial Presenter: Ewa Andersson, Karolinska Institutet

Religious Encouragement for Feeding Colostrum—The First Vaccination for Infant Presenter: Nasima Hasan, Manarat International University, Dhaka

Exercise as an Adjunct Therapy for Postnatal Depression: A Pilot Study Presenter: Elizabeth Boath, Staffordshire University School of Health

Tailored Physical Activity Interventions as Innovative Means to Address Women’s Perinatal Mental Health Presenter: Cynthia Battle

Examining Practices of Identification and Assessment of PND in Primary Health Care Settings Presenter: Kari Glavin

Why Training Health Visitors in Sleep is Important in Promoting Perinatal Mental Health Presenter: Margaret Fisher, Institute of Health Visiting

Nurse Midwife Administered Psychotherapy for Postpartum Depression Presenter: Bobbie Posmontier

How Does Postpartum Psychosis Impact Breast feeding? - A Report from a Mother Baby Unit in India Presenter: Geetha Desai

Evaluation of the Implementation of Evidence-Based Guidelines for Postpartum Depression: Mothers’ Perceptions of Acceptability and Effectiveness Presenter: Felicia Hogan, University of Louisville

Parent-Baby Unit: A Care and Prevention Service for Early Relationship Disorders Providing Customised Psychological Care through Physical Media in an Individualised Care Project Presenter: Trine Saupic, The Parent-Baby Unit - Child Psychiatry Department, Centre Hospitalier de Montfavet - Avignon, France

Evaluating Collaborative Care for Postpartum Depression in Early Childhood Primary Care Settings: A Randomized Controlled Trial Protocol Presenter: Cindy-Lee Dennis, University of Toronto

Perinatal Project in Primary Care Presenter: Ángel Sánchez-Bahíllo, Servicio Murciano de Salud

Cognitive Processing Therapy for Traumatic Birth Experience Presenter: Anna Brandon, University of North Carolina

Fun With Mum: A Video Interaction Group to Support Mothers with Postnatal Depression and Their Relationship with Their Infants Presenter: Penelope Rackett

WORKSHOPS 4:55 PM - 6:25 PM Moving On Up! Movement Therapy for Postnatal Anxiety and Depression Lead Organizer: Michelle Rochester, make a move 25

Co-organizer: Sarah Haddow, Make a Move Seminar Room A, Fulton House

Keeping the Family Together: Benefits of a Daytime Mother-Baby Unit Lead Organizer: Margaret Howard, Brown University Co-organizer: Cynthia Battle Faraday E

Making Sense of Parent-Child Interaction Lead Organizer: James Fargie, Jedi Faraday G

SYMPOSIA 4:55 PM - 6:25 PM Faraday Perinatal Mental Health and Follow up Projects in the Nordic Countries Chair: Malin Eberhard-Gran, University of Oslo Faraday B Depression and Distress in Swedish Fathers during the Postnatal Period Presenter: Pamela Massoudi, University of Gothenburg

Depression and Other Severe Mental Disorders in the Offspring of Antenatally Depressed Mothers - The Northern Finland 1966 Birth Cohort Presenter: Pirjo Mäki, Department of Psychiatry, University of Oulu

Mortality in Women with Postpartum Psychiatric Disorders Presenter: Trine Munk-Olsen, NCRR

Fear of Childbirth and Elective Caesarean section: A Longitudinal Population Study Presenter: Hege Therese Størksen, Akershus University Hospital, Health Services Research Center

Aspects of Perinatal Mental Health: Diagnoses, Therapeutics, Fetal Outcome Symposium of the Turkish Marcé Society Chair: Oguz Omay, Clinique psychothérapique de la Cerisaie Faraday D Prevalance of Denial of Pregnancy and Associated Factors in Turkey Presenter: Nazan Aydin

Birth Weight and Preterm Birth in Babies of Pregnant Women with Major Depression in Relation to Treatment with Antidepressants Presenter: Goksen Yuksel, Bakirkoy Prof. Dr. Mazhar Osman Research and Training Hospital for Psychiatry, Neurology and Neurosurgery

Is Hyperemesis Gravidarum Only a Medical Condition? What is the Relevance with Psychiatric Disorders? Presenter: Bilge Annagur, Selcuk University, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry

‘‘Safe and Effective Use of Electroconvulsive Therapy during Pregnancy: Three-Year-Data from a Training and Research Hospital’’ Presenter: Selma Bozkurt Zincir, Erenkoy Training and Resarch Hospital for Psychiatry and Neurological Diseases

POSTERS 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Taliesin Arts Hall

GALA DINNER 7:30 PM - 10:30 PM Refectory, Fulton House

Friday 12th September

REGISTRATION 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM Taliesin

PLENARY Chair: Meir Steiner 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM Taliesin & Faraday Theatres The Current Evidence Base for the Psychopharmacological Treatment of Bipolar Disorder Presenter: Hamish McAllister-Williams, Newcastle University

PLENARY Chair: Kathie Wisner / Jane Hanley 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM Taliesin & Faraday Theatres Quality Standards for the Provision of Humanistic Health Care and of a Person Centred Medicine in the NHS (England): Perinatal Psychaitry May Have The Key Presenter: John Cox

PLENARY Chair: Jeanette Milgrom 10:30 AM - 11:00 AM Taliesin & Faraday Theatres Universal Psychosocial Assessment and Depression Screening in the Perinatal Period- The Debate Continues Presenter: Marie-Paule Austin, University of New South Wales

SYMPOSIA 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM Faraday How Can We Meet the Research Challenges of Perinatal Psychiatry Chair: Ian Jones Faraday M The Development of an International Perinatal Psychiatry Consortium: Working to Understand the Heterogeneity of PPD Presenter: Samantha Meltzer-Brody

Preeclampsia and Postpartum Psychiatric Episodes. Exploring the Link with a Hypothesis-Testing Approach Presenter: Trine Munk-Olsen, NCRR

The Effectiveness of Psychiatric Mother and Baby Units Compared with Other Models of Care for Acute Severe Perinatal Mental

Disorders: A National Study Presenter: Louise Howard

Panel Discussion Presenter: Ian Jones

Perinatal Mental Health: Canadian Researchers in Action Chair: Angela Bowen, College of Nursing, Department of Psychiatry Faraday L Unheard: A Photovoice Study of Women’s Experience of Living with Perinatal Mental Health Problems Presenter: Gerri Lasiuk

Predictors of Prenatal and Postpartum Psychological Distress: A Population- Based Study in Manitoba, Canada Presenter: Dawn Kingston, University of Alberta

Pregnancy-Specific Anxiety; A Qualitative and Longitudinal Research Study Presenter: Nicole Reeves, CHUM

Fathers’ Postnatal Depression: Contributing Factors and Effects Presenter: Francine deMontigny

Pregnancy Outcomes in a Population-Based Longitudinal Study Presenter: Angela Bowen, College of Nursing, Department of Psychiatry

Perinatal Depression in Mothers and Fathers: Combinations and Possible Pathways to Effects on Child Development Chair: Paul Ramchandani Faraday K The Pathways through which Depression in Fathers May Affect Child Development Presenter: Paul Ramchandani

HPA Functioning in Depressed Pregnant Women: A Possible Pathway for Transmission of Risk Presenter: Elizabeth Braithwaite, University of Oxford

A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Women with Antenatal Depression: Infant Temperament and Sleep Presenter: Elena Netsi

Negative Interaction between Paternal Antisocial Personality Traits and Maternal Postpartum Depressive Symptoms on Infant Aggressive Behaviour: A Consistent Finding in Two Different Cohorts Presenter: Mijke Lambregtse-van den Berg, Erasmus MC

Postnatal Depression and Posttraumatic Stress: Impacts on the Family Presenter: Jane Iles, Imperial College London

Weight and Eating Disorders in the Perinatal Period Chair: Louise Howard Faraday B Eating Disorders in Pregnancy: Prevalence, Symptoms and Comorbidity Presenter: Abigail Easter, Institute of Child Health, University College London

The Relationship between Changes in Eating Disorder Psychopathology in Mothers with Eating Disorders and Infant Weight during the First Year of Life Presenter: Alan Stein, University of Oxford

Pre-Pregnancy Obesity and Antenatal Depression Presenter: Emma Molyneaux, Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London

The Relationship Between Depressed Mood and Maternal Obesity: Implications for Perinatal Depression Presenter: Samantha Meltzer-Brody

BOOK LAUNCH Lead: Jeannette Milgrom 12:15 AM - 1:00 PM Taliesin

POSTERS 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM Taliesin Arts Hall

BOOK SIGNINGS 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM John Smith's Bookshop

ANNUAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY - MARCÉ MEMBERS ONLY All attendees are invited. Awards will be presented 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM Taliesin Theatre

PLENARY Lead: Chris Cuthbert (NSPCC) 2:15 PM - 2:45 PM Taliesin & Faraday Theatres Perinatal Mental Health: The Golden Opportunity for Equity, Parity, Priority and Investment in Health and Social Care Systems Presenter: Alain Gregoire, Southampton University

6 MINUTE "BLITZ" ORAL PRESENTATIONS ON “SCREENING” Chair: Oguz Omay 2:55 PM - 4:25 PM Faraday Room K Psychological Adjustment across the Transition to Parenthood among Mothers and Fathers of Twins: Conception Mode and Gender Differences Presenter: Iva Tendais

Physiological Reactions during Parent-Infant Interactions Presenter: Raquel Costa, Universidade Europeia |Laureate International Universities

Personality Dimensions and Depressive Symptoms during Pregnancy Presenter: Jorge Osma López, Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain

Antipsychotic Use in Pregnancy: Maternal and Fetal Outcomes Presenter: Molly Stewart, University of Birmingham Medical School

The Impact of Female Gender Role Traditionalism in Postpartum Depression Presenter: M. Asuncion Lara, Instituto Nacional de Psiquiatría

Development of a Mental Health Screening Instrument for Use in Low- Resource, Primary Care, Antenatal Settings in South Africa Presenter: Thea van Heyningen, Perinatal Mental Health Project, Alan J. Flisher, Centre for Public Mental Health, Dept. of Psychiatry & Mental Health, University of Cape Town

Public Views of Acceptability of Perinatal Mental Health Screening and Treatment Preference: A Population-Based Survey Presenter: Dawn Kingston, University of Alberta

Maternal Depression and the Parent Bonding Questionnaire in Postnatal Mothers in Kangaroo Care in Malawi Presenter: Selena GleadowWare, College of Medicine, University of Malawi

The Mental Health Characteristics of Pregnant Women with Depressive Symptoms Identified by the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale Presenter: Linda Lydsdottir, Gedsvid/ Landspitali University Hospital

Identification of Postnatal Depressions in a Small-Scale Society – A Mixed Method Investigation of EPDS in the Faroe Islands Presenter: Anna Sofía Fjallheim

Smoking Cessation during Pregnancy: A Risk for Increased Anxiety and Depression? Presenter: Raquel Costa, Universidade Europeia |Laureate International Universities

SYMPOSIA 2:55 PM - 4:25 PM Faraday Prescribing in Pregnancy: New Research Methodologies for Old Questions Chair: Louise Howard Faraday L Stop or Go? Tapering Antidepressants in Pregnancy: A Pragmatic Multicenter RCT to Investigate Risk and Benefits for Mother and Child Presenter: Mijke Lambregtse-van den Berg, Erasmus MC

The Use of Anonymised Electronic Mental Health Care Records to Investigate Risks and Benefits of Psychotropic Medication in Pregnant Women with Severe Mental Illness Presenter: Clare Taylor

Women with Bipolar Disorder and Pregnancy: Factors Influencing Their Decision-Making Regarding Treatment Presenter: Clare Dolman, Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London

An Electronic Patient Decision Aid for Antidepressant Use in Pregnancy Presenter: Simone Vigod

Stress and Sleep in Peripartum Chair: Claudia Klier, Medical University Vienna Faraday D Pharmacological Treatment of Sleeping Problems in Pregnant Women

Presenter: Antje Heck , Quality Center for Drug Safety of the Psychiatric Services Aargau

Prediction of Postpartum Depression by Haircortisol and Sleep-EEG Presenter: Thorsten Mikoteit

Maternal Anxiety and Depressive Disorders prior to Pregnancy Predict Infant Insomnia Disorder Presenter: Johanna Petzoldt, Institute of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy

Associations between Infants’ Crying, Sleep and Cortisol Secretion and Mother’s Sleep & Well-Being Presenter: Nadeem Kalak, Psychology

Maternal Cognitive Factors Impacting the Mother-Infant Relationship and Child Outcomes Chair: Heather OMahen, University of Exeter Mood Disorders Centre Faraday M An Experimental Study to Investigate How Inducing Rumination in Dysphoric Mothers Will Affect Mother-Infant Interaction Presenter: Michelle Tester-Jones, University of Exeter

Intergenerational Correlation of Depressogenic Cognitive style: The Association between Maternal Cognitive Style during Pregnancy and Offspring Cognitive Style 18 Years Later Presenter: Rebecca Pearson

Perceptions of Self and Infant in Depressed Mothers Presenter: Jeannette Milgrom

Distressing maternal intrusive thoughts of harm to their infant in the context of postnatal depression and anxiety Presenter: Alan Stein, University of Oxford

10 MINUTE ORAL PRESENTATIONS ON "INTERVENTIONS" Chair: Cindy Leah Dennis 2:55 PM - 4:25 PM Faraday B SSRI Treatment During Pregnancy: Assembling Pieces of a Complex Puzzle Presenter: Katherine Wisner

Cultural Variations in Interpretation of Postnatal Illness: Jinn Possession Presenter: Jane Hanley

A Multi-Site Randomized Controlled Trial to Evaluate the Effect of Telephone-Based Interpersonal Psychotherapy by Trained Nurses for the Treatment of Postpartum Depression Presenter: Cindy-Lee Dennis, University of Toronto

Pregnancy Outcomes among Women using Antipsychotic Drugs Presenter: Simone Vigod

Listening Visits Delivered at the Point-of-Care: A Qualitative Assessment of the Views of Low-Income, U.S. Mothers Presenter: Lisa Segre

The Prevention of Postnatal Depression: An HTA Evidence Synthesis following a Systematic Review of Quantitative Studies Presenter: C Morrell, University of Nottingham

Self-Management of Symptoms of Generalised Anxiety in Women Who Have Recently Given Birth: Development and Acceptability of a Theoretically-Sound Complex Intervention 32

Presenter: Heather Rowe, University of Melbourne

Implementing a Universal Postnatal Mental Health Program in Primary Care: A Best-Practice Approach Presenter: Heather Rowe, University of Melbourne

Development of a Gender-Informed Psycho-Educational Intervention to Prevent Postnatal Depression and Anxiety Presenter: Jane Fisher, Jean Hailes Research Unit

WORKSHOPS 4:45 PM - 6:15 PM Faraday The Marcé Resource Pack - Training for Health Professionals Lead Organizer: Jane Hanley Co-organizer: Jane Honikman Faraday B

Beyond Post Partum Depression: Interactive Methods for Teaching about Pregnancy Related Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Substance Use Disorders (SUDs) Lead Organizer: Julia Frank, George Washington University School of Medicine & Health Sciences Co-organizer: Margaret Chisolm, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Faraday D

CURRENT SCREENING DILEMMAS - WHAT WE KNOW / WHAT WE DON’T KNOW Linda Chaudron, Jeannette Milgrom, Ian Jones, Louise Howard, Roc Cantwell, Jane Honikman, Marie-Paule Austin Moderator: Michael O’Hara 4:45 PM - 6:15 PM Taliesin Theatre Identifying Perinatal Depression and Anxiety: Evidence-based Practice in Screening, Psychosocial Assessment and Management Presenter: Jeannette Milgrom

CLOSING CEREMONY Come and hear about the International Marcé Society Biennial Scientific Conference 2016, Melbourne Australia! Iwan Davies – Pro Vice Chancellor Jeannette Milgrom – New President Jane Hanley – Past President Swansea University Choir 6:30 PM - 7:00 PM

EXCURSIONS Organised trips to Rhossilli Bay and Oystermouth Castle 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM

BIOGRAPHIES OF PLENARY SPEAKERS

Professor Iwan Davies, Pro-Vice Chancellor for Swansea University

Professor Davies will open the conference.

Professor Davies holds the Hodge Chair in Law at the University. He was educated at the University College of Wales Aberystwyth and Jesus College Cambridge. In 1980 he took a lectureship in Commercial Law at Cardiff and following a sabbatical period at the University of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan was awarded a senior lectureship at Cardiff University.

In 1995 he was called to the Bar as a distinguished academic scholar and four years later was awarded a personal chair of Swansea University when he also assumed headship of the newly formed Law Department. In 2005 he became Head of the School of Law which by then had expanded to include professional legal education and a pro bono law clinic. In 2007 he was appointed Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Internationalisation and External Affairs). He currently leads on a major development for the University which involves the creation of a new £300m Science and Innovation Campus.

Professor Davies is Adjunct Professor of International Commercial Law at the World Maritime University, Malmo, Sweden. He is the Chair of the UK Finance and Leasing Association Business Code Monitoring Group and was special advisor to the Wales Select Committee of the House of Commons. He is the immediate past chairman of the Standing Committee for Legal Wales. He was a Commissioner of the UK Debt Commission and is a member of the Board of Trustees, Hamlyn Lecture Series. He has advised government and international government organisations on various international commercial law themes.

Professor Vickram Patel

Professor Patel will be giving the esteemed ‘Channi Kumar Lecture’.

Professor of International Mental Health and Wellcome Trust, Senior Research Fellow in Clinical Science at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (UK). Joint Director of the School’s Centre for Global Mental Health (and Honorary Director of the Public Health Foundation of India's Centre for Mental Health. Co-founder of Sangath, a community based NGO in India. Fellow of the UK's Academy of Medical Sciences and serves on the WHO’s Expert Advisory Group for Mental Health and the Technical Steering Committee of the Department of Child & Adolescent Health, the World Economic Forum Global Agenda Council on Mental Health and Well-Being, and the Mental Health Policy Group of the Ministry of Health, Government of India.

Professor Patel’s areas of research expertise are global mental health and contributing to the goal of improving access to mental health care and promoting the human rights of people with mental disorders worldwide.

Professor Marie-Paul Austin

Professor Marie-Paule Austin is a mother of two. She is the St John of God Chair of Perinatal and Women’s Mental Health at the University of New South Wales, Sydney; director of the Burwood mother-baby unit; and Head of Perinatal Mental Health at the Royal Hospital for Women, Sydney. She has an international reputation in the translation of research findings to policy and practice as evidenced by her leadership of the Australian beyondblue Perinatal Mental Health National Action Plan (2008) and Clinical Practice Guidelines (2011); and the 2013 International Marce Society Position Statement on psychosocial assessment and depression screening in perinatal women.

Professor Austin is a chief investigator on a number of clinical and epidemiological studies in the field of Perinatal mood disorders and the developmental origins of health and disease; is currently leading an NHMRC study evaluating the impact and of the Australian National Perinatal Depression Initiative on service uptake across Australia; and a collaborator on a number of Canadian CIHR grants. She has authored over 100 peer reviewed articles.

Professor Jane Barlow

Professor of Public Health in the Early Years Warwick University, Director of Warwick Infant and Family Wellbeing Unit, Honorary Fellow of the Faculty of Public Health, President of the UK Association of Infant Mental Health, Chair of the Local Organising Committee for the World Association of Infant Mental Health. Collaborator with the International Preventing Violence across the Lifespan (PreVAiL) Research Network.

Professor Barlow’s areas of research expertise are the role of early parenting, evaluation of early interventions aimed at improving parenting practices and reducing the risk of child maltreatment, particularly during pregnancy and the postnatal period.

Professor John Cox

Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry at Keele University and a Visiting Professor at the University of Gloucestershire. Co- founder of the Faith, Science and Values Centre. Professor Cox has an established international reputation in the fields of Perinatal Mental Disorder, Transcultural Psychiatry and International Public Health. He is a Past President of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and Secretary General of the World Psychiatric Association. He was one of the founder members of the Marcé Society.

Professor Cox’s areas of expertise are ethics and boundaries between Religion, Science and Medical Practice. He has been profoundly influenced by the writings of Paul Tournier.

Professor Louise Howard

Recipient of the prestigious Marcé Medal.

Louise Howard is Professor & Head of the Section of Women’s Mental Health at the Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London, and the Academic Women’s Health Centre KCL, and an Honorary Consultant Perinatal Psychiatrist at the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust. She was an undergraduate at University College London medical school where she did an intercalated BSc in psychology while a medical student, and then worked in internal medicine gaining the Membership of the Royal College of Physicians before training in psychiatry at the Maudsley Hospital. She was subsequently awarded a Wellcome Trust research fellowship during which she gained an MSc in epidemiology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and a PhD which focused on the outcomes of pregnancy in women with psychotic disorders. Her research has been funded by the Wellcome Trust, MRC, ESRC, the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), Tommys the baby charity, and several other charitable trusts, and she has also recently been awarded an NIHR Research Professorship. She is currently Chief Investigator of an NIHR Programme Grant for Applied Research on the effectiveness of perinatal mental health services; other current research programmes include an NIHR funded study on antipsychotics in pregnancy, an MRC funded PhD studentship on obesity and mental health in pregnancy, an NIHR research programme into domestic violence and mental health, and a DH Policy Research Programme on how the NHS can optimize its response to trafficked people. She currently chairs the NICE Guideline Development Group (update) on Antenatal and Postnatal Mental Health, and was a member of the WHO guideline development group on the healthcare response to violence against women (published 2013), and more recently the NICE/SCIE guideline development group on prevention and reduction of domestic violence (published 2014).

Dr Hamish McAllister- Williams

Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist, Regional Affective Disorders Service, Northumberland Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust, Reader in Clinical Psychopharmacology, Newcastle University. European College of Neuropsychopharmacology Committee member.

Dr McAllister – Williams' areas of research expertise are HPA and the serotonergic system in cognition and the pathophysiology and treatment of mood disorders. The use of electroencephalographic techniques for exploring brain function following cognitive and pharmacological challenge.

Dr Lynne Murray

Research Professor in Developmental Psychopathology at the Universities of Reading, UK, and Stellenbosch, South Africa. Professor Murray areas of expertise are the effects of adversity (postnatal depression and anxiety, poverty), and infant vulnerability (early temperamental difficulty, cleft lip), on mother-infant interactions and child development.

Jennie Muskett

Jennie Muskett has lived in London, South Africa and LA and has established an international reputation as a composer for film and television, having written scores for Miramax, Paramount, Disney, IMAX, the BBC and many more. Throughout her career, she has explored her fascination with creating empathy through music.

Muskett trained at the Royal College of Music in London and soon after began a career as a cellist, playing for several named UK orchestras. Her composing career began when she was invited to write the music for a natural history documentary which, in turn, spurred further commissions in this genre. She worked for production companies such as National Geographic, Discovery, the BBC and IMAX. Inevitably Muskett’s documentary work has earned her 2 Emmys and 5 Emmy nominations.

She has also composed many high profile TV scores, including the critically acclaimed BBC film, Miss Austen Regrets (2008) and Compulsion starring Ray Winston. Muskett has also been awarded 2 BAFTA nominations for her scores for the series Spooks, for which she also composed the theme, and the mini-series The State Within received two Golden Globe nominations.

Over the years Muskett has made her mark in Hollywood as a composer of major studio films and television projects, and most recently has arranged and produced several recording projects, including the album “Boys Don’t Cry” for Atlantic Records’ artist Rumer.

She has recently taken an extended sabbatical from her career in order to explore her interest in the benefits of music for babies and mothers during the perinatal period.

Professor Steve Suomi

Stephen J. Suomi, Ph.D. is Chief of the Laboratory of Comparative Ethology at the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland. Dr. Suomi earned his B.A. in psychology at Stanford University in 1968, and his M.A. and Ph.D. in psychology at the University of Wisconsin- Madison in 1969 and 1971, respectively. He then joined the Psychology faculty at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he attained the rank of Professor before moving to the NICHD in 1983. Dr. Suomi’s present research at the NICHD focuses on 3 general issues: the interaction between genetic andenvironmental factors in shaping individual developmental trajectories, the issue of continuity vs. change and the relative stability of individual differences at multiple levels of analysis throughout development, and the degree to which findings from monkeys studied in captivity generalize not only to monkeys living in the wild but also to humans living in different cultures. Throughout his professional career Dr. Suomi has been the recipient of numerous awards and honors, the most recent of which include the Donald O. Hebb Award and a Presidential Citation from the American Psychological Association, the Distinguished Primatologist Award from the American Society of Primatologists, and the Arnold Pffeffer Prize from the International Society of Neuropsychoanalysis. To date, he has authored or co-authored over 450 articles published in scientific journals and chapters in edited volumes.

Professor Graham Thornicroft

Professor of Community Psychiatry, Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London, Consultant Psychiatrist, South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, Director, King’s Improvement Science, King’s Health Partners, Visiting Professor at Columbia University, New York, and Universities of KwaZulu-Natal and Verona

Professor Thornicroft’s areas of research expertise are stigma and discrimination, mental health needs assessment, the development of outcome scales, service user involvement in mental health research, cost-effectiveness evaluation of mental health treatments, implementation/improvement science, mental health services in low income countries, health systems strengthening and global mental health.

Mark Williams

Founder of the website www.fathersreachingout.com, which offers support to fathers whose wives or partners are suffering from postnatal depression. Mark has been awarded several prestigious awards for his inspirational work.

Housekeeping

Laundrette There are two laundrettes on campus - one in Kilvey Residence and the other in Cefn Bryn Residence. The laundrette in Kilvey is open 24 hours a day. The Cefn Bryn laundrette is open from 6am until approximately 8pm. They both have coin-operated washing machines and tumble dryers – £2.00 per wash and £1 per dry. Please note you will need to supply your own washing powder. For access issues, please report to Preseli Reception desk. Any faults should be reported by using the free phone number displayed in the laundrette

Smoking Policy & Naked Flames In accordance with the National Assembly for Wales’ Smoke-free premises etc. (Wales) regulations 2007, smoking is not permitted in any enclosed or substantially enclosed public space. Smoking is not permitted in any University building, at building entrances, along the Mall or within 5 metres of any building. (The Mall begins at the west end of the Faraday Building and ends at the Abbey Building). This policy applies to staff, students and visitors. Incense, candles, or any open/naked flames are not permitted within the accommodation or anywhere on campus.

Emergency Procedures

Emergency Calls The University emergency telephone number is 333. This number is used for all emergencies on University property. Monday- Friday, 09.00-17.30, your call will be answered by the Switchboard who will contact the Emergency Services and connect your call to them, monitor your call and assist if necessary. At all other times, your call will be answered by Security in Fulton House, who will contact the appropriate Emergency Service. When you call 333, be prepared to supply information about your location and details of the emergency e.g. building, floor number, room number, fire. When you call 333, whoever answers the call will also carry out other duties to manage the emergency, such as phoning the main gate to inform staff where to direct the emergency services and contacting Occupational Health Unit. Calling 999 will mean that the University is not alerted of the emergency and therefore cannot make the necessary calls to the main gate. For this reason, we ask that you call 333 wherever possible. If this is not possible and you call 999, please ensure that a further phone call is made to Security (01792 205678) as soon as possible, to report the emergency.

Emergency Fire Procedure a) During an evacuation Fire Wardens will, without putting themselves at risk, ensure that the areas under their control have been cleared. b) Porters/security staff will attend a fire call to assist with evacuation and building security. c) A role call will be carried out by staff for the Campus Halls at night. d) Anybody who has important information regarding the fire or persons injured or trapped must report to the fire brigade on arrival. e) Building occupants may only re-enter when given permission by the fire service or the most senior University representative present. Silencing of the alarm is not an indication that building occupants are allowed to return.

A University Fire Action Sign is located by every manual alarm call point

IN THE EVENT OF A FIRE 1. Raise the alarm at once by breaking the glass of the nearest fire alarm call point. 2. Send the first available person to telephone 333 and give the location of the fire. 3. If appropriate, call for assistance and attack the fire with the correct extinguisher. 4. If the fire should get out of control, or your escape is threatened, leave the building at once, closing doors and windows as you go. IF YOU HEAR THE FIRE ALARM 1. Leave the building immediately, closing all doors behind you. 2. When clear of the building proceed at once to the assembly area: USE NEAREST AVAILABLE EXIT DO NOT STOP TO COLLECT PERSONAL BELONGINGS DO NOT USE LIFTS DO NOT RE-ENTER THE BUILDING

Buildings, Alarms and Fire Assembly Points

Buildings Alarms Assembly Points

Building Alarm Assembly Point Taliesin Bell Digital Technium Car Park Taliesin Arts Hall Bell Digital Technium Car Park Faraday Building Siren Digital Technium Car Park Fulton House Siren Green/Lawn Penmaen Halls Siren Digital Technium Car Park Oxwich Halls Siren Halls Car Park Library (Front) Siren Digital Technium Car Park Library (Rear) Siren Pavement alongside Talbot Building

Campus Facilities Bank Lloyds TSB Bank is situated in Taliesin Arts Centre. The opening hours are Monday-Friday 09.30- 15.30 Cash Machines There are cash machines located: -Fulton House Foyer (Lloyds TSB) -Student Union First Floor Entrance (Natwest) -Taliesin Arts Centre (Lloyds TSB) Post Office The Post Office is in Fulton House and is open Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm Pay Phones There are pay phones located by the entrance of the Library.

Travel Shop The Travel Shop provides bus timetables, term bus tickets and travel advice. You will find the shop in Fulton House Foyer. Shops My Costcutter Supermarket (Fulton House) Sells an extensive range of foods, alcohol, fresh bakery items, medicines, magazines and stationary. Opening Hours: 8am-7pm Monday-Friday, 9am-6pm Saturday & Sunday. Fulton Outfitters (Fulton House) Kitsch retail outlet, selling Student Union clothing and decorative home ware items. Taliesin Oriel Ceri Richards Gallery (Taliesin Arts Centre) Open Monday to Friday, 10am-6pm and Saturday, 10am-1pm & 1.30pm-4pm Stocks an excellent range of greetings cards as well as jewellery, ceramics and other craft items. John Smith’s Bookshop (Taliesin Arts Centre) Open Monday- Friday, 9am-5.30pm with extended opening for book signings and exhibition stands for Marcé Conference. Sports Facilities The University Sports Centre is situated close to the main campus and facilities include tennis, badminton and squash courts, table tennis equipment (for setting up) and the Unigym, a well- equipped state-of-the-art fitness centre*. Outside is a running track and football/hockey pitch. The changing rooms can be used for joggers/runners for which there are numerous scenic routes. Numerous fitness classes are held on a daily basis. For prices, opening times, group bookings and further information, contact a Conference Organisor. *An induction to the Unigym will be required for a small fee, or confirmation of induction at the following fitness providers: Esporta, Fitness First, David Lloyd, Cannons, Dragons, Holmes Place, LA Fitness, Livingwell, Next Generation, Spirit Health Clubs, Virgin Active, Bannantyne Health Clubs and other university gymnasia that have inductions on joining. Proof of appropriate induction is required.

The Wales National Pool is adjacent to the sports hall– an outstanding 50m competition swimming pool for Wales, with the ability of accommodating a wide range of aquatic activities, catering for all ages and abilities. Contact a Conference Organiser for more details.

Taliesin Arts Centre -The Egypt Centre -Oriel Ceri Richards Gallery -The Taliesin Bar -Waterstones Bookshop

Library The Library offers photocopying, printing and scanning facilities as well as study areas, coffee shops, vending machines, computer use. Should you experience any difficulties with WIFI access, Library opening times are shown below.

Vacation Monday-Thursday 8am-8pm Friday 8am-5pm Saturday 8am-5pm Sunday 8am-5pm

In and Around Swansea The city of Swansea has a diverse range of activities; 10 screen cinema, golf courses, national museums, food fairs, bowling and swimming to name a few. Not forgetting the beautiful Gower Peninsula coastline, castles and award winning gardens and walks.

For further information and guidance, go to: www.visitswanseabay.com www.swansea.gov.uk www.neath-porttalbot.gov.uk www.mumbles.info www.enjoygower.com/idex.cfm 360 Beach & Watersports http://www.360swansea.co.uk/ Odeon Cinema http://www.odeon.co.uk/fanatic/film_times/s19/Swansea/ LC Swansea http://www.thelcswansea.com/ Ten Pin Bowling http://www.tenpin.co.uk/our-locations/swansea/

Places of Worship The nearest places to the campus are:

Church in Wales Sketty Parish Church Catholic St Benedict's Sketty Road Congregational Pantygwydr Uplands Baptist Sketty Baptist Carnglas Road, Tycoch Mosque University campus Synagogue Ffynone Synagogue, Fynonne Life Point Church Life Point Centre, Ffynone Road, Uplands Sikh Temple 239 Peniel Green Rd, Swansea

Arrangements can be made to reserve the Chapel on campus; please consult a Conference Organisor.

Delegate Names and Affiliation

Gloria Adam Torres Cheryll Adams Tanya Ahmed Royal North Shore Hospital Sydney Australia Lesley Allen East Sussex Healthcare Trust Maggie Ambrose Rita Tatiana Amiel Castro Imperial College London/ University of Zurich Mandakini Amin Fraser Anderson King's College London Ewa Andersson Karolinska Institutet Teija Anke VestreViken Health Trust/Regional Center for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Southern and Eastern Norway Bilge Burcak Annagur Afifa Ashfaque Sarah Ashurst-Williams Institute of Psychiatry Sarah Atkinson Nazan Aydin Susan Ayers City University London Meryl Bacon Psychiatrist, Auckland District Health Board Sharin Baldwin Lu Ban Vered Bar Sasha Barber Louise Barrett Nikki Barrowclough Cynthia Battle Alpert Medical School of Brown University Klaas Bauters Psychiatric hospital Sint-Camillus Hamideh Bayrampour University of Calgary Chantal Beijers Marie Bendix Karolinska University Hospital Huddinge Paula Bentley Bluebell Veerle Bergink Giles Berrisford BSMHFT Alessandra Biaggi King's College London Rena Bina Bar Ilan University Christopher Bingley Margareta Blomdahl Liz Boath Staffordshire University Carola Boerekamp Tilburg University Sheena Bolland Gillian Boocock Karin Börjesson Angela Bowen University of saskatchewan Philip Boyce Department of Psychiatry, Sydney Medical School

Belle Boyle University of Dundee Breidge Boyle University of Ulster Selma Bozkurt Katy Bradbury Ursula Brain University of British Columbia Elizabeth Braithwaite University of Oxford Anna Brandon Melanie Breward Katie Brown Stephanie Brown Murdoch Childrens Research Institute Anne Buist University of Melbourne Kathryn Bundle Huibert Burger Karin Burgerhout Erasmus University Medical Center Kate Burton Diane Butterfield East London NHS trust Maria Buxton Nancy Byatt Amanda Bye Theresa Byrom-Langley Lauren Capron Imperial College London Emma Carey Caroline Carr Paula Carr NELFT Kathryn Carruthers Lisa Carter Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust Karin Cato Annamaria Cattaneo Fiona Challacombe King's College London Prabha Chandra National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences Linda Chaudron University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentristry Margaret Chisolm Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Vandhana Choenni Erasmus University Medical Center Tony Chung The Chinese University of Hong Kong Stephan Claes University of Leuven, Belgium Noreen Clarke Matthew Coates Julia Coleman Harvard Medical School John Condon Susan Conroy King's College London, Institute of Psychiatry Liz Coventry Helen Mayo House Mark Cox BSMHFT Colin Crawford Forth Valley NHS Elena Crespo Delgado Jane Dagnell Health Visitor

Dominique Dallay CHU Bordeaux Katharine Daneski Powys Local Teaching Health Board Sarah Darton Family Links Zoe Darwin University of Leeds Jess Davies Perinatal Nurse Lizzie Davis FLYING START Eleanor Dawkins Asha Day Vibeke de Lichtenberg Pascale de Montigny Gauthier Francine deMontigny Université du Québec en Outaouais Cindy-Lee Dennis University of Toronto Geetha Desai Arianna Di Florio Cardiff University Hannah Dickson Pelin Dikmen City University London Ria Docx MBU-psychiatric center Bethanië-Zoersel-Belgium Clare Dolman Institute of Psychiatry London Jill Domoney Institute of Psychiatry - KCL Signe Dørheim Stavanger University Hospital Janet Doyle NHS Heather Dryden Andrea Du Preez Institute of Psychiatry Michel Dugnat Helen Dyerson Health visitor Abigail Easter Malin Eberhard-Gran Norwegian Institute of Public Health Maigun Edhborg Karolinska Institutet Belinda Edwards Sonja Entringer Jennifer Ericksen Parent Infant Research Institute Austin Health Enrica Fantini institute of psychiatry, king s college london Nancy Feeley McGill University Ethel Felice Jane Fisher Jean Haile Research Unit, Monash University Maggie Fisher Institue of Health Visiting Sheehan Fisher Anna Sofia Fjallheim Jacqueline Francis Julia Frank Lena Frenzel Karolinska University Hopital Anita Furio Odilia Gamor LLuisa Garcia-Esteve Hospital Clinic Barcelona

Susan Garthus-Niegel Institute and Policlinic of Occupational and Social Medicine, TU Dresden Bart Geerling Estelº Gelabert Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Paula George Alice Gibson Central London Community Health NHS Nine M-C Glangeaud inserm, Paris Karen Glass Elisabeth Glatigny Dallay Kari Glavin Selena Gleadow Ware Vivette Glover Joli Golding BSMHFT Janice Goodman MGH Institute of Health Professions Fay Gopie BSMHFT David Gordon-Williams Hayley Grainger BSMHFT Lucinda Green South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust (St Thomas' Hospital London) Alain Gregoire Angela Grocott Practice Teacher / Health Visitor Stefania Gudmundsdottir Ana Guerra Sandra Gufler Rina Gupta Marce society Catherine Habel Rosemary Hagan King Edward Memorial Hospital Jane Hanley Swansea University Charlotte Hanlon Addis Ababa University/King's College London Elaine Hanzak Leah Hardy, M.A. Baylor College of Medicine Jayne Harris Nasima Hasan Manarat International University Katie Hazelgrove Institute of Psychiatry Antje Heck Fachärztin für Klinische Pharmakologie und Toxikologie FMH Fachärztin für Anästhesie FMH Elva Rut Helgadottir Carol Henshaw Liverpool Women's Hospital/University of Liverpool Heather Heron Action on Postpartum Psychosis Jessica Heron Action on Postpartum Psychosis/University of Birmingham Suzanne Higgins Jacqueline Higgs NHS KRISTIE HILL SOMERSET PARTNERSHIP NHS FOUNDATION TRUST Rebecca Hill Women's and Children's Health Network Alison Hipwell University of Pittsburgh Ann Hodge Lance Hodgson -

Kristina Hofberg Camille Hoffman University of Colorado/Denver Health & Hospital Authority Felicia Hogan sarah Holdsworth Jane Honikman Marce society Terry Honikman Clare Hooper BSMHFT Louise Howard King's College London Margaret Howard Brown University/Wo0men & Infants Hospital Hedie Howells Neha Hudepohl Women & Infants Hospital, Providence, RI Olza Fernandez Ibone Raquib Ibrahim Mellow Parenting Jane Iles Imperial College London María Luisa Imaz Deb Jackson Aneurin Bevan University health Board Ruth Jackson Bluebell Gail James Patricia Mary Jarrett Paula Jarrett Rachel Jenkins Bluebell Jane Jennings Bara Hildur Johannsdottir Benedicte Johannsen National Center for Register-Based Research Charlotte Johnston-Webber Dianne Jones Sigridur Sia Jonsdottir Linnaeus university Sue Jordan Department of Nursing Tom Julyan NHS Ayrshire & Arran Nadeem Kalak Harish Kalra St John of God Hospital Martin Kammerer Imperial College London Hassan Kapadia Catherine Kelly BSMHFT Patricia Kelly Sian Kemp Carol Kennedy Joanne Kerr Hind Khalifeh Division of Psychiatry, UCL Mary Kimmel UNC Department of Psychiatry Dot King Dawn Kingston Claudia Klier Medical University of Vienna Natsuko Kobayashi/Kurosawa Department of Psychiatry, Tohoku University Graduate School of Medicine

Kathelijne Koorengevel SUSAN KORDA Astthora Kristinsdottir Pearl La Marca- University of Zurich, Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy Ghaemmaghami Raju Lakshmana University of Melbourne Mira Lal Andrea Lambert Action on Postpartum Psychosis Mijke Lambregtse-van den Berg M. Asuncion Lara Instituto Nacional de Psiquiatria Ramon de la Fuente Sandraluz Lara-Cinisomo UNC Chapel Hill Birgitta Larsson Alejandra Lasheras Perez (Gracia) Gerri Lasiuk Faculty of Nursing, University of Alberta Helena Legg CPHVA ? Institute of Health Visiting Jenn Leiferman Colorado School of Public Health Nicola Leighton Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust Marijs Lenaerts MBU Bethaniënhuis Zoersel Amanda Lewis Katie Lewis Cardiff University Lisa Lewis Anncharlotte Lindfors Berwyn Llewellyn FLYING START Virginia Loftus Cynthia Logsdon University of Louisville School of Nursing Suzanne (Sue) Luty Department of Psychological Medicine Linda Bara Lydsdottir Claire Lyon Nursing and Midwifery council Faye Macrory Liam Mahedy Cardiff University Pirjo Mäki Psychiatry, University of Oulu and Oulu University Hospital Monica Marino Kings College, London Rebecca Louise Marsh Gill Martin St Georges Healthcare Trust Livia Martucci Pamela Massoudi University of Gothenburg & Kronoberg County Council Becky Matthews Andrew Mayers Bournemouth University Sue Mc Guinness Perinatal Mental Health Champion - Health Visitor Gill McCall Helen McColl Susan McConachie Ellie McDonald Murdoch Childrens Research Centre Mary McGuinness BSMHFT

Elaine McInnes Gail McKiernan Alan McMaster Mellow Parenting Pauline Mcpartland Margreet Meems Tilburg University Divya Mehta Amanda Melling Health visitor Samantha Meltzer-Brody Kristen Merkitch University of Iowa Claudine Mertens Psychiatric Clinic Sint-Camillus Thorsten Mikoteit Psychiatric Clinics of the University of Basel Jeannette Milgrom Parent-Infant Research Institute, Austin Health and University of Melbourne Michelle Miller Roxane Mitton Health Visiting Emma Molyneaux Institute of Psychiatry - King's College London Donna Moore City University London (Carol) Jane Morrell University of Nottingham Jennifer Moyer Nicola Muckelroy Action on Postpartum Psychosis Trine Munk-Olsen National Center for Register-Based Research George Mycoff Josefine Nasiell Karolinska Institutet, division of obstetrics and gynecology Aideen Naughton Elena Netsi University of Oxford Donna Newell Cardiff and Vale UHB Midwifery katie newman Claryn Nicholas Henrik Norholt Ergobaby Inc. Mary Ofori Jack Ogden Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London Michael O'Hara University of Iowa Heather O'Mahen University of Exeter Oguz Omay la teppe medical center Thelma Osborn Specialist HV Maternal Mental Health Lauren Osborne The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Jorge Osma López Universidad de Zaragoza Lynne Owen NHS Bruma Palacios Hernández Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona Anna Margret Palsdottir Ylva Parfitt University of Sussex Carmine Pariante Institute of Psychiatry Barbara Parry University of California, San Diego Vikram Patel Susan Pawlby

Linda Peacock Amy Perry Department of Psychiatry, School of Clinical and Experimental Medicine, University of Birmingham Irene Petersen Sharon Pettitt Health Visitor Johanna Petzoldt Reasearch Assistant Beatrice Peuskens Louise Phillips City University Dom Plant Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London Bobbie Posmontier Drexel University Robyn Pound Sirona Care and Health Pamela Prescott Sam Pretlove Birmingham Women's Hospital Christine Puckering Mellow Parenting Lucy Puryear Baylor College of Medicine karolina rabenda-lacka Daisy Radha McGill University Paul Ramchandani Imperial College, London Julie Rawlinson Clair Rees Helen Rees Nicole Reeves Université Paris Descartes, CRCHUM Zarida Riaz Birmingham Community Healthcare Trust Janice Rigby Susan Roberts Gold Coast University Hospital Julie Robertson Ethel Rodrigues Beatriz Rodriguez de la Torre Hazel Rolston Justine Rooke Jackie Rotheram Heather Rowe Jean Hailes Research Unit, Monash University Christine Rubertsson Dept Women's and Children's Health Erika Sá Vieira Abuchaim Susé Ariadna Saeb Martínez Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona ANGEL SANCHEZ BAHILLO Hudson Santos, Jr Duke University School of Nursing Trine Saupic The Parent-Baby Unit , Child Psychiatry Department, Centre Hospitalier de Montfavet (Avignon, France) Lynn Sayer iHV Margaret Scargill iHV Robin Schacht Stephen Scott Univ. of Colorado School of Medicine Sheelah Seeley Institure of Health Visiting Lisa Segre College of Nursing/ University of Iowa Hitomi Seino

Ruth Sellers Cardiff University Trudi Seneviratne Consultant Perinatal Psychiatrist Nisha Shah Neila Sheikh King's College London, Institute of Psychiatry. Valgerdur Lisa Sigurdardottir Landspitali University Hospital Helga Sigurðardóttir Deborah Sims Alkistis Skalkidou Dept of Women's and Children's Health Amy Slater Kari Slinning Marie Lane Smith Johanne Smith-Nielsen University of Copenhagen Susanne Somerville Women and Newborn Health Service Viola Spek Amanda Spilman Kent Community Health NHS Alan Stein Meir Steiner McMaster University Jenny Stephenson Action on Postpartum Psychosis Anja WMM Stevens Dimence Molly Stewart University of Birmingham Medical School Robert Stewart Manchester Mental Health and Social Care NHS Trust Sanne Storm Susana Subirà Anne-Laure Sutter-Dallay CH Charles Perrens Anne SvedWilliams Womens and Childrens Health Network, South Australia Liz Tait Jiaxuan Tan Clare Taylor Institute of Psychiatry, Kings College London Elly Taylor Elin Ternström Department of womens and childrens health Michelle Tester-Jones University of Exeter Dona Thomas Homerton University Hospital Grace Thomas Cardiff University Anna Thompson Bluebell Graham Thornicroft King's College London Memory Tigere NHS Mirjam Timmermans Anna Torres Kylee Trevillion Institute of Psychiatry - KCL Sophie Truijens Tilburg University Kyla Vaillancourt Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London Vania Valoriani Bea VAN DEN BERGH Tilburg UNIVERSITY Judith van der Waerden Thea Thandi van Heyningen Perinatal Mental Health Project University of Cape Town

Leontien van Ravesteyn Bianca van Rij Juha Veijola Department of Psychiatry, University of Oulu Tjitte Verbeek Dept of Epidemiology, UMCG, Groningen, the Netherlands Simone Vigod Women's College Hospital Merethe Vinter Maria-Paz Viveros Melita Walker Julie Wallace Aneurin Bevan UHB Johanna Warmelink Catharina Elizabeth Wasternack Mia Waters Action on Postpartum Psychosis Stef Watkins Rebecca Webb City University Alison Wenzerul Perinatal Psychiatrist Richard Wesseloo Erasmus MC Lyndall White Jennifer Whitmore Birgitta Wickberg University of Gothenburg Angelika Wieck Manchester Mental Health and Social Care Trust Linda Wijlaars UCL Institute of Child Health Siobhan Wilkie Mary Williams Manuela Wingeier Katherine Wisner Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine Annie Wohlgemuth Hannah Woolhouse Murdoch Childrens Research Institute Sylvia Woolley Institute of Health Visiting Karen Wynter Jean Hailes Research Unit, Monash University Hiroshi Yamashita Kyushu University Hospital Keiko Yoshida Kyushu University Hospital Goksen Yuksel Caroline Zanetti St John of God Subiaco Raphael Centre Phyllis Zelkowitz Dept of Psychiatry, Jewish General Hospital

"The Marcé Society was the place where one wanted to present research and I was the sort of researcher that wanted, no, needed the feedback of critical inquiry and stimulus."

(John Cox)

Fulton House (17): Campus Accommodation:  Refectory (breakfast/Wednesday night  Residences Reception Desk dinner/Gala dinner) (20) Open 24hrs  Cafe West (Gala dinner bar)  Penmaen Residence (22)  Other amenities including Post Office,  Oxwich Residence (25) Costcutter supermarket

Taliesin Annexe (31):

 Posters  Morning & Afternoon refreshments Car Parks [P]  Packed lunches Taliesin Arts Centre (32):  Parking on campus is restricted to staff and Notice holders only  Conference Registration  Disabled badge holders may  Taliesin Lecture Theatre (plenaries) park in campus with Permits  Exhibition stands & book signings clearly displayed (limited (John Smith’s Bookshop) spaces – subject to

availability) Faraday (8.1):  Overnight parking (cars only) available adjacent to  Faraday Lecture Theatre (plenaries) main campus entrance  Faraday rooms B-J & K, L, M  Overflow parking available (symposia/workshops/meetings) on Recreation Ground (East)  Faraday J (luggage store on and Pub Car Park (West) th Wednesday 10 8.30am – 4.30pm and Friday 12th 8.30am – 6.00pm)

Library (7):

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