TORONTODISSEMINATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Welcome from the Program Chair ― ii
About the Itinerary Planner ― ii Clinical Intervention Trainings ― iii Invited Addresses ― iii Workshops ― iv Master Clinician Seminars ― vi Institutes ― vii AMASS ― viii Spotlight Research ― viii General Sessions ― ix Registration/Hotel ― xvi
45th Annual Convention November 10–13, 2011 Welcome
David DiLillo, ABCT Program Chair, University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Welcome to Toronto and the 45th Annual Convention of Presidential Address and our four Invited Addresses (Thomas ABCT! We are thrilled to have the convention in Canada for Bradbury; Zindel Segal; Bonnie Spring; and a special panel, the first time in several years. Toronto is a vibrant and diverse chaired by Linda Sobell, honoring the late Alan Marla ’s life city with many excellent cultural, dining, and sightseeing and research). opportunities. In addition to the tried-and-true presentations we have ABCT is a growing organization, with approximately 5,000 come to expect, this year brings the introduction of a new pre- members (including almost 300 in Canada). The convention sentation format: Spotlight Research Presentations. These 60- has expanded over the years and has taken on an internation- minute sessions will allow researchers to debut especially al flavor. This year we received over 1,800 submissions from innovative or groundbreaking findings and offer a more in- the U.S. and 19 other countries. To accommodate this growth, depth research presentation than is permi ed by symposia or for the first time, events are scheduled in two hotels: the other formats. Sheraton Centre Toronto and the Toronto Hilton. The walk A successful convention is the product of many people’s between them takes a brief 4 minutes and may be done under- hard work. I would like to thank the coordinators and mem- ground in inclement weather in about 10 minutes. bers of the Convention and Education Issues commi ees; This year’s theme is Dissemination in the 21st Century. We Mary Ellen Brown at ABCT, who works tirelessly behind the return to that theme a er a decade that has brought advances scenes to make the convention happen; Assistant Program in theory and research on models of dissemination, innovative Chairs Rosy Maldonado and Laura Watkins, who worked technological approaches to treatment delivery, new ways of many hours scheduling, responding to inquiries, and handling assessing dissemination outcomes, and novel methods of dis- numerous details. I also appreciate the many members of the seminating proven interventions through education and train- Program Commi ee who each reviewed a large number of ing. These themes are reflected in many of the excellent pre- submissions. Finally, I thank Deb Hope for entrusting me with sentations at this year’s convention. the privilege of serving ABCT as this year’s Program Chair. Other highlights of the meeting will include Debra Hope’s Best wishes for a stimulating and productive convention! ABCT’s Online Convention Itinerary Planner
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ii Welcome | Convention 2011 Clinical Intervention Trainings
2-Day: 1-Day: Wednesday & Thursday Thursday
8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. CLINICAL INTERVENTION TRAINING 1 CLINICAL INTERVENTION TRAINING 2 Deepening Your Work as a Contextual Bringing Exposure Procedures Into Dialectical Cognitive Behavior Therapist: Behavior Therapy Applying the Psychological Flexibility Model Marsha M. Linehan and Melanie S. Harned, Steven C. Hayes, University of Nevada University of Washington
Invited Addresses
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS INVITED PANEL Exploring the Interaction of Learning, Culture and A Tribute to Dr. G. Alan Marla Hormones in Anxiety MODERATOR: Linda Sobell, Nova Southeastern Debra A. Hope, University of Nebraska-Lincoln University
INVITED ADDRESS • Effects of Alcohol Using the Balanced Placebo Relationship Science and the Improvement of and Taste-Test Procedures Preventive and Educational Interventions for Dennis Donovan, University of Washington School Couples of Medicine Thomas Bradbury, UCLA • Relapse Prevention Katie Witkiewitz, Washington State University INVITED ADDRESS • Harm Reduction What's Next for Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Mary Larimer, University of Washington Therapy? Moving Beyond Efficacy to Mechanisms and Dissemination • Mindfulness Zindel Segal, University of Toronto Sarah Bowen, University of Washington
INVITED ADDRESS Evidence-Based Practice: What’s New and How It Can Help You Bonnie Spring, Northwestern University
Clinical Intervention Training & Invited Addresses | Convention 2011 iii Workshops ticketed sessions
Workshops provide participants with up-to-date integration of theoretical, empirical, and clinical knowledge about specific issues or themes.
Friday 9:00 a.m. - 12 noon 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. WORKSHOP 1 WORKSHOP 6 Working With Bipolar Disorder in Children and Modern Cognitive Behavior Therapy Adolescents: Clinical Presentation, Assessment Stefan Hofmann, Boston University Strategies, and Treatment Eric Youngstrom and Melissa Jenkins, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill WORKSHOP 7 Assessment and Treatment of Late-Life Depression WORKSHOP 2 Dimitris Kiosses, Jo Anne Sirey, and Victoria Enhancing Treatment Outcomes in Dialectical Wilkins, Weill-Cornell Institute of Geriatric Psychiatry Behavior Therapy for Borderline Personality Disorder Shireen Rizvi, Rutgers University WORKSHOP 8 Treating Narcissistic Personality Disorder: The Patient That We Like to Dislike WORKSHOP 3 Arthur Freeman, Midwestern University Designing Contingency Management Interventions for Health Behaviors Jeremiah Weinstock, St. Louis University, and WORKSHOP 9 Carla Rash, University of Connecticut Health Center Civil Commitment: Ethical Breach or Prudent Care? Wayne Bowers, Arnold Anderson, and Janeta WORKSHOP 4 Tansey, University of Iowa Brief Management of Suicide Risk Craig Bryan, University of Texas Health Science Center WORKSHOP 10 Facilitating the Development of Emotion WORKSHOP 5 Regulation Skills for Youth with Autism Spectrum An Integrated CBT Approach for Anxiety and Disorders: Focusing on Therapy Readiness and Depression Comorbidity CBT Interventions Neil Rector, University of Toronto, and John Riskind, Shana Nichols and Samara Tetenbaum, ASPIRE George Mason University Center for Learning and Development
iv Workshops | Convention 2011 Saturday
9:00 a.m. - 12 noon 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. WORKSHOP 11 WORKSHOP 16 Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Depressed Exposure Therapy for Anxiety: Basics and Beyond Adolescents: Techniques and Implementation Jonathan Abramowitz, University of North Carolina at Laura Mufson, Columbia University, and Jami Chapel Hill, Bre Deacon, University of Wyoming, and Young, Rutgers University Stephen Whiteside, Mayo Clinic
WORKSHOP 12 WORKSHOP 17 Acceptance and Change in Couple Therapy: Regulation of Cues for Childhood Overeating: The Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy Regulation of Cues Intervention Andrew Christensen, UCLA Kerry Boutelle, University of California, San Diego
WORKSHOP 13 WORKSHOP 18 Psychotherapy for the Interrupted Life: An New Thinking in Treatment-Resistant Depression: Evidence-Based Treatment for Adult Survivors of Targeting Emotional Overcontrol Childhood Abuse Thomas Lynch, University of Exeter Tamar Gordon and Christie Jackson, New York University, Susan Trachtenberg Paula, Martha K. Selig Institute, and Marylene Cloitre, New York University WORKSHOP 19 Paradigms for Disseminating Contextual Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Strategies WORKSHOP 14 Patricia Robinson, Mountainview Consulting Group Silence to Sound: Understanding and Implementing a Treatment Approach for Selective Mutism WORKSHOP 20 Sandra Mendlowitz and Suneeta Monga, Introduction to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for University of Toronto Insomnia Michael Perlis, University of Pennsylvania, Donn Posner, Brown University, and Robert Meyers, St. WORKSHOP 15 John's University Empirically Based CBT Supervision: Making Supervision More Effective Robert Reiser, Palo Alto University, Donna Sudak, WORKSHOP 21 Drexel University, and Derek Milne, Newcastle Difficult to Treat? Not Anymore! Cognitive University Therapy for OCD Adam Radomsky, Concordia University
Convention 2011 | Workshops v Master Clinician Seminars ticketed sessions
These seminars involve the presentation of case material, session videotapes, and discus- sion to enable participants to further understand the application of cognitive and behavioral techniques.
Friday Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. MASTER CLINICIAN SEMINAR 1 MASTER CLINICIAN SEMINAR 5 Cognitive-Behavior Therapy for Children and Improving Your Socratic Savvy Adolescents With Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Priscilla Schulz, Uniformed Services University of the Dean McKay, Fordham University, and Stephen Health Sciences, and Candice Monson, Ryerson Whiteside, Mayo Clinic University
10:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. 10:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. MASTER CLINICIAN SEMINAR 2 MASTER CLINICIAN SEMINAR 6 Problem-Solving Therapy for Depression: Recent Using Exposure Strategies in Acceptance and Revisions Commitment Therapy Arthur Nezu and Christine Nezu, Drexel University John Forsyth, SUNY-Albany
12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. 12:30 - 2:30 p.m. MASTER CLINICIAN SEMINAR 3 MASTER CLINICIAN SEMINAR 7 Integrating Sexual Interventions Into Couple and Buried in Treasures: The Treatment of Compulsive Individual Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Hoarding Barry McCarthy, American University David Tolin, Institute of Living and Yale University School of Medicine, and Randy Frost, Smith College
2:45 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. MASTER CLINICIAN SEMINAR 4 2:45 p.m. - 4:45 p.m. Case Conceptualization Approach to Insomnia for MASTER CLINICIAN SEMINAR 8 Non-Sleep Specialty Treatment Seings Treating Touree's Syndrome and Trichotillomania Rachel Manber, Stanford University, and Colleen Across the Developmental Spectrum Carney, Ryerson University Nancy Keuthen, Massachuse s General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Douglas Woods, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and Martin Franklin, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
vi Master Clinician Seminars & AMASS | Convention 2011 Institutes ticketedticketed sessionssessions
Designed for clinical practitioners, discussions and display of specific intervention techniques.
1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Thursday INSTITUTE 5 Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Emotion 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Dysregulation and Nonsuicidal Self-Injury in INSTITUTE 1 Adolescents Lorie Ritschel and W. Edward Craighead, Introduction to Motivational Interviewing Emory University School of Medicine Daniel McNeil, West Virginia University
8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. INSTITUTE 2 INSTITUTE 6 The Inclined Heart: A Mindfulness and Values Mindfulness- and Acceptance-Based Behavioral Focused Institute Therapies in the Treatment of Anxiety and Related Kelly Wilson, University of Mississippi, Disorders and Emily Sandoz, University of Louisiana Susan Orsillo, Suffolk University, and Lizabeth Roemer, University of Massachuse s, Boston
1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. INSTITUTE 3 INSTITUTE 7 Behavioral Activation for Treating Depression: Puing Guided Action Into Action Pushing Past Perfectionism: Using Cognitive- Christopher Martell, University of Washington, Behavioral Strategies to Treat Perfectionism Across and David Pantalone, Suffolk University the Anxiety Disorders in Children and Adolescents Deborah Ledley and Lynne Siqueland, Children's 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Center for OCD and Anxiety INSTITUTE 4 Concurrent Treatment for Alcohol Dependence 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. and Posraumatic Stress Disorder INSTITUTE 8 David Yusko and Edna Foa, University of Pennsylvania OCD and ERP in the Real World: Sources of and Solutions for Treatment Compliance/Resistance Issues Jonathan Grayson, Anxiety and OCD Treatment Center of Philadelphia
Convention 2011 | Institutes vii AMASS ticketed sessions
Advanced Methodology and Statistics Seminars (AMASS) are for applied researchers, presented by renowned research scientsts
Thursday Sunday 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. AMASS 3 AMASS 1 An Introduction to Modern Missing Data Developing Dynamic, Sequential Interventions Handling Techniques That Optimize Mental Health Outcomes: Novel Craig Enders, Arizona State University Clinical Trial Design and Data Analysis Strategies Susan Murphy and Daniel Almirall, University of Michigan
2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. AMASS 2 Item Response Theory: Fundamentals and Application of Modern Psychometric Analysis James Henson and Abby Braitman, Old Dominion University
Spotlight Research no ticket required
These 60-minute sessions are intended for in-depth presentations of especially innovative or groundbreaking findings.
Friday Saturday
SPOTLIGHT 1 SPOTLIGHT 3 Reaching the Underserved: An Adapted CBT Transdiagnostic CBT for Anxiety: Efficacy, Treatment for Postpartum Depression in Early Acceptability, and Beyond Childhood Prevention Programs Moderator: Peter J. Norton, University of Houston Moderator: Robert T. Ammerman, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center SPOTLIGHT 4 SPOTLIGHT 2 Bounce Back: Reclaim Your Health―A New Emotion Regulation Therapy for Complex and Provincewide, Telephone-Supported, CBT-Based Refractory Presentations of Anxiety and Self-Help Program for Primary Care Patients With Depression Mild to Moderate Depression Moderators: Douglas S. Mennin, CUNY-Hunter Moderator: Mark Lau, University of British Columbia David M. Fresco, Kent State University
viii AMASS | Convention 2011 General Sessions no ticket required
Clinical Round Tables and Panel Discussions feature discussion by experts on a current important topic. Membership Panel Discussions emphasize training or career development. Symposia are presentation of data, usually investigating effica- cy of treatment protocol or particular research.
Chair: Kathy Sexton-Radek When Thinking Changes Your Mind, Clinical Round Tables Panelists: Christina Nash, Jacqueline That’s Philosophy. When God AGING Kloss, Shelby Freedman Harris, Lisa Changes Your Mind, That’s Faith. Uebelacker, Jason Ong When Facts Change Your Mind, Disseminating Behavioral and That’s Science Cognitive Interventions for Older OCD/OCD SPECTRUM Chair: Simon Rego Adults to Providers in a Continuum Panelists: G. Terence Wilson, David Animal Hoarding: Characteristics, of Care Seings Barlow, Christopher Fairburn Commonalities, and Clinical Chair: Ann Steffen Challenges Panelists: Jeffrey Buchanan, Leah Chair: Simon Rego Dick-Siskin, Sean Lauderdale, Kristen Panelists: Daniel Moran, Randy Frost, Membership Panels Sorocco Gail Steketee MEMBER PANEL DISCUSSION 1 COGNITIVE PROCESSES Issues in Managing Treatment Geing in and Succeeding in Graduate School in Clinical Transdiagnostic Cognitive Resistant OCD and Spectrum Disorders in Children and Adults Psychology Vulnerability Factors: Where Have Panelists: Karen Christoff, Debora J. We Been and Where Do We Go From Chair: Cheryl Carmin Panelists: Meredith Coles, Bradley Bell, Lauren Cox, David Hansen, Here? Richard G. Heimberg, Mitchell Chair: Alison McLeish Riemann, C. Alec Pollard, Randy Frost, Martin Franklin, Jonathan Prinstein, Jennifer Veilleux, Panelists: Gordon J. Asmundson, and Sheila Woody Norman Schmidt, Wendy Silverman, Abramowitz, Gail Steketee Jasper Smits, Carl Lejuez, Bunmi MEMBER PANEL DISCUSSION 2 SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS Olatunji What Professionals Look for When Innovative Applications of CBT for They Hire New Employees DISSEMINATION Psychosis in Practice: Working Panelists: Hilary Vidair, Martin Bridging the Gap: Dissemination of Across Different Levels of Antony, Mitchell L. Schare, Anne Evidence-Based Practices From the Symptoms and Functioning Marie Albano, Antone e M. Zeiss, Lab to the Clinic Chair: Kate Hardy and Kristine Doyle Chair: Marissa Morris-Jones Panelists: Kate Hardy, Dimitri Panelists: Melissa Grady, Erica Perivoliotis, Sally Riggs, Neal Stolar Eugenio, Jennifer Bellamy, David Klonsky, Andrew Ekblad, Bruce TREATMENT Panel Discussions Chorpita ADDICTIVE BEHAVIORS I Know They Work, but How Do I Discussant: Kimberly Hoagwood Do It? Strategies for Integrating SYMPOSIUM 13 EDUCATION AND TRAINING The Reorganization of Addictions Evidence-Based Treatments Into PersonalizingResearch at NIH: Patient What Care: Does Data it Seven Questions for Highly Effective Your Practice fromMean Two for BehavioralLarge-Scale Research? PTSD Trainers: Learning How They Train Chair: Simon Rego EffectivenessChair: Barbara Trials McCrady Student Therapists to Deliver Panelists: Keith Dobson, G. Terence ChairPanelists: Norah: Dennis Feeny Donovan, Peter Mindfulness-Based Approaches Wilson, Stefan Hofmann, Martin DiscussantMonti, Linda: Daniel Sobell, Weiss Kenneth Competently Antony Leonard Chair: LeeAnn Cardacio o, Jennifer SYMPOSIUM 14 Models of Successful Dissemination Lerner ADULT DEPRESSION/DYSTHYMIA of Evidence-Based Therapies for Geing Unstuck: Alternatives to Panelists: Nikki Rubin, Cara Fuchs, Ruminative Self-Focus PTSD in U.S. Department of Lessons Learned in Treatment- Kelsey Schraufnagel, Dennis Tirch, Chairs: Blair Wisco, Lori Hilt Defense Clinics Resistant Depression: Where Do We Steven Hickman, Lizabeth Roemer Discussant: David M. Fresco Chair: Priscilla Schulz Go From Here? Panelists: David Mather, Marjorie HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY SYMPOSIUMChair: Thomas 15 Lynch Weinstock, Carie Rodgers, Kelly Panelists: Steven Hollon, Michael Using Technology to Develop and Treatment Dissemination in Health Crowe, Bradley Wolf, Suzanne Thase, Zindel Segal, Jacqueline Adapt CBT Interventions: Care Seings: Innovations and Dundon Persons Challenges and Potential Outreach Practices
Convention 2011 | General Sessions ix COUPLES/CLOSE RELATIONSHIPS Training a New Generation of Schizophrenia-Spectrum Disorders Dissemination and Implementation Chair: Will Spaulding Forgiveness: An Emotionally Scientists Panelists: Robert Drake, Volker Roder, Challenging, Oen Rewarding, and Chair: Ann Garland Alice Medalia, David Penn Potentially Controversial Process Panelists: Ryan Beveridge, Marc Chair: Kristina Gordon When Stabilization Is Not Enough: Atkins, Erin Accurso, Timothy Panelists: Susan Johnson, Julie Exline, Dissemination of Best Practices for Fowles, Adele Hayes, Lauren Rebecca Cobb Recovery in Serious Mental Illness Brookman-Freeze, Rinad Beidas Chair: Jason Vogler DISSEMINATION PERSONALITY & BORDERLINE Panelists: Mary Sullivan, Jennifer Snyder, William Spaulding Consultation to Improve PERSONALITY DISORDER Implementation: How Is It Being BPD and Emotional Dysfunction: TREATMENT Used, and What Is Working? Translating and Disseminating the Chair: Suzanne Decker Science to Improve Health Care Art of Exposure Therapy: Reality Panelists: Patricia Resick, David Chairs: M. Zachary Rosenthal, Beyond the Guidebooks Kolko, Adam Weissman, Tara Mehta, Nathaniel Herr Chair: Mitchell Schare Rinad Beidas, Bradley Karlin Panelists: Paul Links, M. Zachary Panelists: Jonathon Grayson, Dean McKay, Jonathan Abramowitz Dissemination of CBTs to the Public Rosenthal, Alexander Chapman, Kim on a Shoestring Budget: Old Gratz CBT in the Age of Telehealth: Can Problem, New Solutions? Videoconferencing Increase Access Chairs: Amanda Russo, Kristin PROFESSIONAL ISSUES to Care? Herzberg Careers in Clinical Psychology: Chairs: Debra Hope, Brandon Weiss Panelists: Harold Robb, Ma hew Which Path Makes Sense for Me? Panelists: Amy Przeworski, Jodi McKay, John Forsyth, Jason Luoma, Chair: Jedidiah Siev Polaha, Nathan Miller, Stephane Stefan Hofmann, James Herbert Panelists: Simon Rego, Sabine Bouchard, Brandon Weiss, Brandon Weiss Dissemination With and Without Wilhelm, Ma hew Nock, Randy Frost, Antone e Zeiss Technology: How Can We Beer Legal and Clinical Perspectives in Reach the Masses? “Get a Life”: Or Does Being a CBT Using Teleconferencing in CBT Chair: Beverly Fortson Professional Allow for One? Chair: Katia Moritz Panelists: Lisa Ware, Shannon Self- Thoughts From Dual-Career Couples Panelists: Jeff Szymanski, Junko Brown, Georganna Sedlar, Lisa Wi er Chair: Arthur Nezu Tanaka-Matsumi, Jonathan Hoffman, Leaders in Dissemination Reflect on Panelists: Linda Craighead, Edward James Herbert Craighead, Keith Shaw, Patricia the Past Year’s Conferences and Look Psychophysiology, Neuroimaging, Resick, Robert Zeiss, Antone e Zeiss, Ahead to the Future of Our Field and Neuropsychology for the Clinic: Christine Nezu Chair: Cara Lewis How Close Are We? Panelists: Jacquie Brown, David Chairs: Christen Deveney, Greg Siegle RESEARCH Chambers, Robert McMahon, Panelists: Adam Weissman, Jan Katherine Comtois Assessing Sexual Orientation and Mohlman, Thilo Deckersbach Other Methodological Issues in The Growth and Evolution of CBT When Speaking to Our Clients More Over the Past 35 Years Research With Sexual Minority Participants Directly Isn’t Working: Using Panelists: Gerald Davison, Marvin Stories, Metaphors, Paradox, and Chairs: Luis Morales Knight, Debra Goldfried Analogies to Increase the Clinical Hope Impact of Newer and More Transporting CBT From the Research Panelists: Miriam Smith, Steven Traditional CBTs Clinics to the Providers and Safren, Trevor Hart, Gary Gates, John Consumers Who Want and Need Pachankis Chairs: Kristin Herzberg, John Them: What We Have Done and Forsyth, Simon Rego What We Still Need to Do SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS Panelists: Dennis Tirch, Joanna Arch, Chair: Maureen Whi al Susan Orsillo, Robyn Walser, Michael Panelists: Mark Lau, Chris Williams, Disseminating Behavior Therapies O o, Steven Hayes, Christopher Steven Hollon, Larry Lynd in Institutional Seings for Patients Fairburn, G. Terence Wilson, David With Severe Mental Illness: Barlow EDUCATION AND TRAINING Methods, Challenges, and Successes Chair: Daniel Hoffman Why Did You Say That? Why Not Practice-Based Research: How to Panelists: Nadine Chang, Michael Say This, Instead? Comparing Conduct Meaningful Research in Merri , Rochelle Robbins, Alicia Verbal Interventions in ACT, CT, Clinical Practice Michelle Marsh, Bradley Riemann, and REBT Panelists: Kelly Koerner, Travis Mitchell Schare Chair: Stevan Nielsen Osborne, Jason Luoma, Jacqueline Panelists: Robyn Walser, Raymond Persons Dissemination of Cognition- DiGiuseppe, Robert Leahy Targeted Treatment Techniques for x General Sessions | Convention 2011 VIOLENCE/AGGRESSION in Social Anxiety and SAD Emotional, Externalizing, and Chair: Ashley Howell Personality Disorders Addressing Violence Against Discussant: Lynn Alden Chair: Anthony Rosellini Women Through Advocacy: A Discussant: David Barlow Multilevel Approach for Delineating Core Mechanisms Psychologists Associated With Disgust and Its Dissemination of Evidence-Based Chairs: Katie Edwards, Susan Wilson Disorders Assessment: Progress and Panelists: Erika Kelley, Christine Chair: Bunmi Olatunji Challenges Gidycz, Susan Wilson, Katie Edwards Discussant: David Tolin Chairs: Michael Southam-Gerow, Cassidy Arnold Exploring Disgust and Its Role in Discussant: Marc Atkins Symposia the Pathogenesis of Clinical Disorders AUTISM ADDICTIVE BEHAVIORS Chair: Danielle Maack Discussant: Kevin Connolly Co-Occurring Psychological and Disseminating Brief Interventions to Behavioral Problems in Adolescents College Student Drinkers Implicit Cognition in Anxiety and Adults With Autism Spectrum Chairs: Christopher Correia, James Disorders: Development, Disorder: Assessment and Murphy Maintenance, and Treatment Characteristics Discussant: Kate Carey Chairs: Allison Ouimet, Adam Chairs: Nicole Kreiser, Cara Pugliese Radomsky Discussant: John Richey ADHD Discussant: Rudi de Raedt Advancing the Guidelines for BIPOLAR DISORDER Evidence-Based Assessment of Mechanisms of Change in CBT for Anxiety Disorders Bipolar Disorder: Current Hot Topics ADHD in Psychological Research Chairs: Julie Owens, Yuko Watabe Chair: Carmen McLean Discussant: Edna Foa Chairs: Thilo Deckersbach, Louisa Discussant: Gregory Fabiano Sylvia Co-Occurrence of Mood Prospective Examination of the Self- Medication Hypothesis: How Bipolar Disorder: From Childhood Disturbances and ADHD: Paerns, Risk Factors to Prevention and Explanations, and Treatment Drinking to Cope Is Associated With Traumatic Stress, PTSD Symptom Intervention Chair: Courtney Beard Chair: Dina Hirshfeld-Becker Discussant: Richard McNally Clusters, and Risk for Sexual Assault Discussant: Michael O o Chair: Terri Messman-Moore Gender Differences in the Clinical Psychological Treatment and Discussant: Sherry Stewart Presentation, Treatment, and Assessment of Bipolar Disorder in Outcome of Children With ADHD Psychophysiological Biomarkers of Children and Adults: Effective Chair: Erika Coles Translation From Research to Discussant: Cynthia Hartung Distress Disorders: Improving Diagnostic Classification and Clinical Practice Chair: Steven Jones ADOLESCENT DEPRESSION Informing Treatment Chairs: Jessica Flynn, David Fresco Discussant: Steven Hollon Innovative Cognitive-Behavioral Discussant: Stefan Hofmann Family-Based Approaches for the CHILD Prevention and Treatment of ADULT DEPRESSION/DYSTHYMIA Longitudinal Explorations of the Adolescent Suicidal Behavior Therapeutic Alliance and Other Chairs: Kim Gratz, Alexander From Cortex to Context: New Strategies and Refined Targets in the Treatment Processes in Youth Chapman Psychotherapy Discussant: Thomas Lynch Interventions of Mood Disorders Chairs: Amanda Calkins, Thilo Chair: Marc Karver Discussant: Brian Chu ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT Deckersbach Discussant: Michael O o Perceptual Bias of Competence in The Validity of BPD in Youth: Externalizing Disorders: Clinical Evidence From Real-World Seings Investigations of the Role of Presentation, Theoretical Chair: Carla Sharp Perceived Burdensomeness on Explanations, and Treatment Discussant: Jennifer Tacke Variables Associated With Risk for Implications Suicide in Adults Chairs: Thorhildur Halldorsdo ir, ADULT ANXIETY Chair: Kelly Cukrowicz Thomas Ollendick Discussant: Tracy Wi e Aentional Biases and Anxiety: Data Discussant: Laura Seligman From Treatment Outcome Research ASSESSMENT Bringing Evidence-Based Behavioral Chairs: Erin Tone, Page Anderson Interventions to Head Start: Lessons Dimensional Classification of Learned in Developing, Cross-Cultural and Racial Variants Psychopathology: Proposals for the
Convention 2011 | General Sessions xi Implementing, and Evaluating Disseminating Couple Interventions Understanding Eating Pathology Evidence-Based Behavioral Practices in the 21st Century: Harnessing Utilizing Experimental in a National Early Childhood Technology to Intervene on a Large Methodologies Seing Scale Chair: Cortney Warren Chairs: Katie Hart, William Pelham Chair: Brian D. Doss Discussant: Marisol Perez Discussant: Christopher Lonigan Discussant: James Cordova DISSEMINATION Early Life Stress and Trauma Positive Factors That Promote Brief Psychotherapy Outside the Chairs: Pia Pechtel, Randy Auerbach Relationship Well-Being Mental Health Clinic: Evidence and Chair: Cameron Gordon Innovations for Expanding Access to How to Keep From Geing Discussant: Douglas Snyder Schooled: Dissemination and Care Chair: Jason Nieuwsma Implementation of Empirically Translating Research Into Practice: Discussant: Carolyn Pepper Based Programs for Children and Empirically Validated Family Adolescents in Educational Seings Prevention Programs Building a Two-Way Bridge Between Chair: Richard Gallagher Chair: Melinda Morrill Research and Practice: Disseminating Clinical Experiences CHRONIC MENTAL ILLNESS Intimate Partner Functioning in Conducting Empirically and Health New Developments in Supported Treatments Chair: Mark Whisman Neurocognitive Enhancement: Novel Chair: Jeffrey Magnavita Treatment Strategies and Challenges Discussant: Linda Sobell Across Mental Disorders DEPRESSION/ DYSTHYMIA Chair: Christopher Bowie The Role of Meditative Practice in Comparing Usual Care and Discussant: Will Spaulding Mindfulness-Based Treatment for Evidence-Based Care for Children Depression and Adolescents: Advancing COGNITIVE PROCESSES Chair: Lance Hawley Dissemination in the 21st Century Cognitive Bias Modification: Discussant: Zindel Segal Chair: Charmaine Higa-McMillan Dissemination and Expansion to Discussant: Ann Garland New Populations Novel Interventions for Perinatal Chair: Courtney Beard Depression Consultation: A Critical Component Discussant: Richard McNally Chair: Cynthia Ba le of Dissemination and Discussant: Mark Whisman Implementation of ESTs Distress Tolerance and Substance Chair: Jeremy Pe it Use: Recent Findings and Treatment DISORDERED EATING Discussant: Peter Jensen Implications Comorbid Anxiety and Disordered Geing the Word Out: Chair: Alison McLeish Eating: Research Findings and Dissemination and Clinical Discussant: Stacey Daughters Implications for Treatment Application of Findings From Chair: Cheri Levinson Contemporary Women’s Health The Relationship Between Cognitive Discussant: Bethany Teachman Biases and Rumination Research Chair: Pamela Geller Chairs: Blair Wisco, Lori Hilt Ecological Momentary Assessment Discussant: Heather Flynn Discussant: Lauren Alloy in the Study of Eating-Disordered Beliefs and Behaviors Measurement in Dissemination and COUPLES/CLOSE RELATIONSHIPS Chair: Corby Martin Implementation Science Five-Year Follow-Up Data on a Discussant: Patrick O'Neil Chair: Rinad Beidas Comparison of Two Couple Discussant: Sonja Schoenwald Therapies Manifestations of Body-Checking Chair: Lisa Benson Behaviors Across Diverse Mental Health Service Utilization in Discussant: Douglas Snyder Populations Youth: Deficiencies of Availability, Chair: Brooke Whisenhunt Awareness, and Use of Evidence- COUPLES/FAMILIES/RELATIONSHIPS Discussant: Corby Martin Based Treatments Chairs: Rebecca Blais, Ma hew Sex Differences in the Manifestation, Beyond Satisfaction: An Jakupcak Diagnosis, and Treatment of Eating Examination of the Associations Discussant: Sonja Ba en Between Depression, Stress, and Pathology New Domains of Relationship Chair: Cortney Warren Moving Outside the Ivory Tower: Health Discussant: Brooke Whisenhunt The Learning Collaborative Chairs: C. J. Eubanks Fleming, Approach to the Implementation of Katherine Williams Baucom Best Practice in Community Seings Discussant: Sarah Whi on Chair: Rhea Chase Discussant: Esther Deblinger
xii General Sessions | Convention 2011 New Developments to Increase Beyond Train and Hope: Active HEALTH CARE SYSTEM Access to CBT for Primary Care Learning, Supervision, and Mental Health Care Utilization in Patients With Depression Consultation to Improve Clinical OEF/OIF Veterans: Understanding Chair: Mark Lau Skills Treatment Barriers and Mechanisms Discussant: Steven Hollon Chair: Charmaine Higa-McMillan of Treatment Engagement Discussant: Kimberly Hoagwood Chairs: Rebecca Blais, Ma hew Novel Interventions for Perinatal Jakupcak Depression: Improving Design and Implementation of Web- Discussant: Sonja Ba en Dissemination by Addressing Issues Based CBT Training: Identifying of Treatment Acceptability and Critical Elements in a Randomized HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY Accessibility Intervention Study With Veterans Chair: Cynthia Ba le Administration Mental Health Exercise for Physical and Mental Discussant: Mark Whisman Providers Health: Targets for Intervention and Chair: Josef Ruzek Dissemination for CBT Therapists TAU Factors Affecting Evidence- Discussant: G. Terence Wilson Chairs: Michael O o, Jasper Smits Based Practice Dissemination and Discussant: Ma hew Martens Implementation EMOTION REGULATION Chair: Cameo Borntrager Expanding the Application of Discussant: Gregory Aarons Early Changes in Emotion Anxiety Sensitivity to Health Regulation Processes During CBT Behaviors: Enhancing Treatment Using Stakeholder Input to Refine for Emotional Disorders: Across Diverse Domains Evidence-Based Treatments for Psychological Markers of Treatment Chair: Bridget Hearon Dissemination Success? Discussant: Jasper Smits Chair: Joshua Langberg Chairs: David Moscovitch, Jonathan Discussant: Joel Sherrill Huppert Laying the Groundwork for Discussant: Zindel Segal Dissemination: Developing DIVERSITY ISSUES Evidence-Based Behavioral Emotion Dysregulation in Suicide: Interventions for HIV/AIDS But Words Will Never Hurt Me? The Evidence of a Robust and Chair: David Pantalone Impact of Microaggression on Paradoxical Relationship Discussant: Steven Safren Mental Health and Health-Risk Chair: Michael Anestis Behaviors Discussant: Ma hew Nock Understanding Psychological Chair: Debra Kaysen Distress in View of Dissemination: Discussant: Steven Safren Geing Clear About Emotional Social and Cognitive Factors Cuing Clarity: Construct, Measurement, Across Medical Illness Developing Culturally Auned and Implications for Emotion Chairs: Stacey Hart, David Pantalone Evidence-Based Practices With Regulation and Psychopathology Discussant: Frank Andrasik American Indian and Alaskan Chair: Vera Vine Native People Discussant: Lizabeth Roemer INFORMATION PROCESSING Chairs: Alicia Mousseau, Carrie Winterowd Innovative Investigations of Integrating Cognitive and Genetic Discussant: Daniel McNeil Emotion Regulation as a Mechanism Models of Psychopathology: of Change in Treatments for BPD Addressing the "Missing New Advances in Minority Stress and Related Pathology Heritability" Problem Conceptualizations of Sexual Chairs: Candice Chow, Courtney Chair: Brandon Gibb Minority Individuals' Well-Being Weiner Discussant: Valerie Knopik Chairs: Brian Feinstein, John Discussant: Brian Chu Pachankis NEUROSCIENCE Discussant: Marvin Goldfried FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS CBT for Anxiety Disorders: When a Parent, Child, or Partner Has Utilization of Neuroimaging as a Nonsuicidal Self-Injury in Treatment Outcome Assessment Tool Underrepresented Populations: BPD: Understanding the Impact on Families and Improving Chair: Steven Bruce Issues of Ethnicity, Gender, and Discussant: Richard McNally Psychopathology Interventions Chair: Nathaniel Herr Chair: Katherine Bracken-Minor OCD/OCD SPECTRUM Discussant: Kim Gratz Discussant: M. Zachary Rosenthal Believed-In Imaginings in OCD: EDUCATION AND TRAINING New Experimental and Clinical Findings Addressing the Theory-Practice Gap Chair: Kieron O'Connor in CBT: A Perspective From All Discussant: Adam Radomsky Three Waves Chair: Brian Pilecki, Dean McKay
Convention 2011 | General Sessions xiii Diagnostic Considerations in the PTSD Longitudinal Models for Clinical Classification of Body Dysmorphic Research: Overview and Anxiety Sensitivity in PTSD: Disorder: Symptoms Across Anxiety Recommendations Specificity, Incremental Validity, and Disorders Chairs: Aaron Fisher, David Atkins Treatment Chair: Cassidy Gutner Discussant: Sco Baldwin Chair: Frank Farach Discussant: Sabine Wilhelm Discussant: Jonathan Abramowitz Measuring Associative Networks Family Members of Those With Over the Course of CBT: New Beyond Fear: Understanding OCD: Accommodation, Aributions, Methods for Studying the Process of Negative Emotion in the and Treatment Change Psychopathology and Treatment of Chairs: Keith Renshaw, Catherine Chairs: Adele Hayes, Keith Dobson PTSD Caska Discussant: Christopher Beevers Chair: J. Beck Discussant: Steffany Fredman Discussant: Patricia Resick Studying the Nature and Course of Anxiety Disorders in African Highlights From Recent Advances in How Does Change Work? Exploring American, Latino, and Caucasian Understanding Hoarding: A Focus Mechanisms of Treatment Change in Samples: The Harvard/Brown on Phenomenology and Treatment PTSD Anxiety Research Project- Chair: Kiara Timpano Chairs: Aileen Echiverri-Cohen, Phase II Discussant: Gail Steketee Michele Bedard-Gilligan Chairs: Risa Weisberg, Courtney Discussant: Sheila Rauch The Persistence of Compulsions Beard Chair: Christine Purdon Novel Treatments for Comorbid Discussant: Angela Neal-Barne Discussant: Gail Steketee PTSD and Substance Use Disorders SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS Understanding and Treating Chair: Seth Gillihan Religious and Sexual Obsessions Discussant: Edna Foa Implementing Culturally Sensitive Chair: John Dehlin Interventions for Latinos With Patient and Therapist Factors in the Discussant: Jonathan Huppert Schizophrenia Dissemination and Implementation Chair: Irwin Rosenfarb of Evidence-Based Treatment for PARENT TRAINING Discussant: Shirley Glynn PTSD Implementing Home-Based Parent- Chair: Shannon Kehle Is CBT Really Just for Outpatients? Child Interaction Therapy: Clinical Discussant: Edna Foa Examining Treatment Outcomes in Considerations, Adaptations, and Acute Psychiatric Seings Outcomes RESEARCH Chair: Megan Hughes Chairs: Amanda Costello, Cheryl Doing More With Less: Increasing Discussant: Edmund Neuhaus McNeil the Efficiency, Impact, and Reach of Discussant: Sheila Eyberg CBT Through Processes of Change SLEEP Methodological Approaches for Research in ACT and Mindfulness- Perspectives on Treating Insomnia in Examining the Dissemination and Based Stress Reduction Outcome the Context of Comorbid Disorders Implementation of Behavioral Trials Chair: Christopher Fairholme Parent-Training Programs Targeting Chairs: Sean Sheppard, John Forsyth Discussant: Charles Morin Child Maltreatment Prevention Discussant: Steven Hayes Chair: Shannon Self-Brown SOCIAL PHOBIA/SOCIAL ANXIETY Examining Differences Between Discussant: John Lutzker Research and Clinical Samples: Embracing the Digital Age: Should We Be Concerned About the Methodological Innovations in the PARENTING Generalizability of Evidence-Based Study of Social Anxiety Interventions for Depression in Treatments? Chairs: Katya Fernandez, Cheri Parents or Children at Risk: Chair: Amanda Jensen-Doss Levinson Relations Among Observed and Discussant: V. Robin Weersing Discussant: Stefan Hofmann Self-Reported Parenting, Parental Depression, and Child Outcomes Exploration of the Relationship Eye-Tracking Studies of Aention Chair: Mark Whisman Between Physiological Arousal and Biases in Social Phobia and Treatment Outcome in Anxiety Depression PERSONALITY & BORDERLINE Disorders Chair: Casey Schofield Chair: Kristy Benoit Discussant: Brandon Gibb Findings From a Randomized Discussant: Stefan Hofmann Controlled Trial of DBT for BPD: Social Anxiety and Health-Risk Treatment Response, Cost Behaviors in Adolescents and Effectiveness, and BPD Subtypes College Students Chair: Shelley McMain Chair: Amie Schry Discussant: Alexander Chapman Discussant: Deborah Beidel
xiv General Sessions | Convention 2011 Implications for Child and Adult Women's Experiences of Sexual Understanding Social Anxiety's Role Samples Victimization and Postassault in Risky Alcohol and Marijuana Use: Chairs: Halina Dour, Jennifer Regan Outcomes: Implications for Clinical Implications of Research Discussant: Kimberly Hoagwood Cognitive Behavioral Interventions Data Chair: Christine Gidycz Chair: Julia Buckner Homework Compliance and Discussant: Terri Messman-Moore Discussant: Sherry Stewart Treatment Enactment in Mindfulness-Based Relapse YOUTH ANXIETY SUBSTANCE USE Prevention for Addictive Behaviors: Does it Happen and Does it Maer? Beyond Aention Bias: Understanding Substance Use Chairs: Sarah Bowen, Katie Witkiewitz Understanding the Role of Among Medically Vulnerable Aentional Mechanisms in the Populations Moderators and Predictors of Development and Treatment of Chair: Alison McLeish Psychosocial and Pharmacological Anxiety in Youth Discussant: Carl Lejuez Treatments for Anxiety Disorders Chairs: Amanda Morrison, Richard and Depression Heimberg TECHNOLOGY Chairs: Alicia Meuret, Kate Wolitzky- Discussant: Meredith Coles Taylor Disseminating Mindfulness-Based Discussant: Michelle Craske Innovative Treatments for Anxiety Interventions in the Workplace: Disorders in Youth: Examining Using the Internet or Telephone to Moderators of Success of Predictors, Moderators, and Increase Access to Mindfulness- Mindfulness-Based Interventions Mediators of Treatment Outcome Based Cognitive Therapy and MBSR Chair: Moria Smoski Chairs: Candice Chow, Courtney Chair: Mark Lau Discussant: Clive Robins Weiner Discussant: Zindel Segal Discussant: Brian Chu New and Novel Approaches to Dissemination Efforts in Exposure Therapy Modeling the Shape and Sequence Behaviorally Focused HIV Chair: Dean McKay of Changes in the Treatment of Prevention Among High-Risk Youth: Discussant: Martin Franklin Youth Anxiety: Moving Beyond From Bench to Desktop to Africa Traditional Two-Wave Evaluations and Beyond New Directions in the Treatment of Chairs: Jonathan Comer, Kaitlin Gallo Chair: Carla Danielson Adolescents With Mental Health Discussant: Anne Marie Albano Discussant: Lisa Marsch Disorders Chairs: William Pelham, Margaret Reducing Child and Youth Anxiety Internet-Based Psychological Sibley Through Mindfulness and Services: Legal, Ethical, and Clinical Discussant: Joel Sherrill Acceptance-Based Treatment Issues Components: Linking Research to Chairs: James Herbert, John Forsyth Partnering with Healthcare Seings Practice to Improve Mental Health Services Technology's Role in the Chairs: Priscilla Chan, Donna Pincus for Children and Adults Dissemination of Parenting Discussant: Lizabeth Roemer Chair Programs : Denise Chavira Discussant: Michael Murphy Who Gets Beer in Individual CBT Chair: Jessica Cuellar for Child Anxiety? Preliminary Discussant: Robert McMahon Understanding Mechanisms of Findings From the Child Anxiety Successful Treatment Treatment Study TRANSLATIONAL Chair: Maureen Whi al Chairs: Jennifer Silk, Greg Siegle A Transdiagnostic Examination of Discussant: G. Terence Wilson Discussant: Philip Kendall the Biosocial Model of Emotion Dysregulation: Evidence From BPD VIOLENCE/AGGRESSION and Beyond Contextual Factors Surrounding Chair: Ann Haynos College Women's Use of Intimate Discussant: Kim Gratz Partner Violence How We Think About How We Feel: Chairs: Nicole Kreiser, Cara Pugliese Beliefs About Emotions and Discussant: John Richey Emotion Regulation See you in Toronto! Inward- and Outward-Directed Chairs: Katherine Dixon-Gordon, Aggression and Violence in Veterans Amelia Aldao To receive the program of the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars Discussant: Robert Leahy Chairs: Ma hew Jakupcak, Rebecca book prior to the meeting, Blais TREATMENT be sure to register by Discussant: Candice Monson Examining Treatment Trajectories: October 3. Predictors, Outcomes, and
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Preregister on-line at www.abct.org or, to pay by check, com- Registering by Fax plete the registration form available in PDF format on the ABCT You may fax your completed registration form, along with website. Participants are strongly urged to register by the pre- credit card information and your signature, to (212) 647-1865. registration deadline of Friday, October 14, 2011. Only those If you choose this method please DO NOT send a follow-up individuals who register by midnight, Monday, October 3, hard copy. This will likely cause double payment. For pre- will be mailed the convention program book. All other atten- registration rates, please register BEFORE the deadline date dees will receive their program book on-site. of October 14. No registrations will be accepted in any format To receive discounted member registration fees, members from October 15 until November 10, when on-site will open must renew for 2012 before completing their registration in Toronto. process. Registering by Mail Preconvention Activities All preregistrations that are paid by check must be mailed to ABCT, 305 Seventh Avenue, New York, NY 10001. For pre- The preconvention activities will be held on Wednesday, registration rates, forms must be postmarked by the deadline November 9, and Thursday, November 10. All preconvention date: October 14. Forms postmarked starting October 15 will activities are designed to be intensive learning experiences. not be processed and will be mailed back to the sender. There Preregister to ensure participation. will be no exceptions. On-site registration for Wednesday and Thursday activi- ties will be open Wednesday from 7:30 A.M. to 9:00 A.M. and Confirmation Thursday from 7:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. ABCT will email confirmation shortly after you register. For For sale on Wednesday will be the 2-day (Wed. and Thurs.) on-line registration you will receive confirmation the next Clinical Intervention Training. For sale on Thursday will be day. For fax and mail registration, please allow one week. If the 1-day Clinical Intervention Training (Thurs.), the full-day confirmation is not received, please email Tonya Childers at Institutes, the 5-hour Institutes, the full-day AMASS, and the [email protected] detailing the date you registered and the 4-hour AMASS. fees you paid. To register, please choose one format: Hotels Registering On-Line This year, the ABCT meeting will take place at two hotels: The quickest method is to register on-line at www.abct.org. Use this method for immediate feedback on which ticketed Sheraton Centre Toronto (416-361-1000) sessions you will be attending. To receive members’ dis- Hilton Toronto (416-869-3456) counted rates, your ABCT dues must be up to date. If your Activities and sessions will occur across both venues. For ex- membership has lapsed, use this opportunity to renew. To get ample, registration will take place at the Sheraton, and all member rates at this conference, your ABCT dues must be workshops will occur at the Hilton. Situated in the heart of paid through October 31, 2012. The ABCT member year is downtown Toronto, the Sheraton and Hilton hotels are a 2- November 1 – October 31. minute walk across the street from one another. The Hilton and For those registering on-site, you may renew membership Sheraton are also connected underground (about 5 minutes at the ABCT membership booth located in the ABCT regis- apart) by PATH, North America’s largest continuous under- tration area. ground pedestrian walkway (www.toronto.ca/path). For preregistration rates, please register before the deadline To reserve your room go to http://www.abct.org/conv2011 date of October 14. NO registrations will be accepted in any and click HOTEL RESERVATIONS format from October 15 until November 10, when on-site will . open in Toronto.
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