The 6th International Conference on the Survivors of 10.-12.12.2018, Helsinki, Finland Hotel Crowne Plaza (Mannerheimintie 50, 00260 Helsinki)

Program

Monday, December 10th

14.00-14.30 Registration (Registration desk, 2nd floor, next to meeting room 1-2)

Pre-conference: New referral centers (SARCs), 14.00–17.00 Meeting room 1-2. Chair: Leena Laitinen 14.30–14.40 Welcome! Suvi Nipuli, Senior Planning Officer, National Institute for Health and Welfare and Seppo Heinonen, M.D., Prof, Head of Women’s Hospital, Helsinki University Hospital, Finland 14.40–15.00 Caring for victims of acute in Europe: comparison of good practices and lessons learned. Ines Keygnaert, Prof, Dr, Ghent University-ICRH, Belgium 15.00–15.20 Evaluation of the physician-nurse task-shifting and multidisciplinary collaboration in the newly set-up Sexual Assault Care Centres in Belgium. Nesrin Diren, Ghent University-ICRH, Belgium. 15.20–15.40 Challenges in establishing SACs from scratch. Kai Part, M.D., University of Tartu, Estonia. 15.40–16.00 Short break 16.00–16.20 The first year of the Finnish sexual assault referral center. Riina Korjamo, M.D., PhD, Helsinki University Hospital, Finland. 16.20-17.00 Discussion

17.00– Get together, Hotel Crowne Plaza, Winter Garden

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Tuesday, December 11th

9.00–10.00 Registration (Registration desk, 2nd floor, next to meeting rooms 1-2)

Opening Ceremony Meeting room 1-2. Chair Riina Korjamo 10.00–10.10 Welcome! Riina Korjamo, Organizing committee, Helsinki University Hospital, Finland 10.10–10.25 Opening. Annika Saarikko, Minister of Family Affairs and Social Services, Finland 10.25–10.35 Music

Plenary session 1: Nordic SARCs and survivors of rape Meeting room 1-2. Chair Iva Bicanic 10.35–10.55 Sexual assault referral centers in , Ask Elklit, Psychologist, Prof, National Centre for Psychotraumatology and University of Southern Denmark, and Cecilie Therese Hagemann, Gynecologist, Associate professor, Norwegian university of science and technology 10.55–11.15 Amnesty International research on impunity for rape in the Nordic Countries. Pia Oksanen, Advisor, Amnesty International Finnish Section, Finland 11.15–11.25 Short break 11.25–11.45 Helsinki Rape Study: an analysis of 65 years of rape investigations in the Helsinki metropolitan area during 1952-2017. Antti Sajantila, M.D., Prof, University of Helsinki, Finland 11.45–12.05 The occurrence and nature of male rape in - an examination of complete police files from Sweden 2014-16. Jens Lindberg, Researcher, Dept. of Social Work, Umeå University, Sweden 12.05–12.15 Discussion

12.15–13.30 Lunch (Royal Sali) and posters (Winter Garden)

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Parallel sessions 2a and 2b, 13.30–15.30

Session 2a: Who are the survivors we meet? Meeting room 1. Chair Antti Sajantila 13.30–13.50 Sexual-assault centre at Landspitali National University Hospital - 25 years of interdisciplinary approach. Hronn Stefansdottir, Registered nurse, Landspitali University Hospital, Iceland 13.50–14.10 Piloting Sexaul Assault Care Centers in Belgium: Who do they reach and what care is offered? Saar Baert, Ghent University-ICRH, Belgium 14.10–14.30 Survivors presenting at the Amsterdam Sexual Assault Center: characteristics and police contacts. Dorn Tina, Public Health Service Amsterdam, Netherlands 14.30–14.50 Rape survivors’ experiences with medical, forensic and psychosocial aftercare offered by the Amsterdam Sexual Assault Center. Gwen Van Husen, Public Health Service Amsterdam, Netherlands 14.50–15.00 Discussion

Session 2b: Special issues of helping victims Meeting room 2. Chair Outi Raidén 13.30–13.50 From a perpetrator-focused judicial approach to patient-driven holistic care for victims of sexual violence: the account of a Belgian change. Ines Keygnaert, Prof, Dr, Ghent University-ICRH, Belgium 13.50-14.10 Sexual violence in migrants, applicants for international protection and refugees: a critical interpretive synthesis. Lotte De Schrijver, Ghent University-ICRH, Belgium 14.10–14.30 An inclusive approach of sexual violence in Belgium: accessibility of sexual assault centres for (undocumented) migrants, asylum seekers, refugees, and foreign-born. Ines Keygnaert, Prof, Dr, Ghent University- ICRH, Belgium 14.30–14.50 Access to services for survivors of sexual violence and intimate partner violence through partnership. Meggy Verputten, Specialist in sexual violence, MSF, Netherlands 14.50–15.00 Discussion

15.00–15.40 Coffee and posters (Winter Garden)

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Parallel sessions 3a and 3b, 15.40–17.00

Session 3a: Sexual minorities, eldery and men as a victim Meeting room 1. Chair Suvi Nipuli 15.40–16.00 Sexual violence in sexual minorities: A critical interpretive synthesis. Lotte De Schrijver, Ghent University-ICRH, Belgium 16.00–16.20 Are we forgetting older adults in sexual violence research, policies and health care practices? Anne Nobels, Ghent University-ICRH, Belgium 16.20–16.40 How to gain an empathic encounter when working with male survivors. Tommi Petteri Pesonen, Head counsellor in sexual violence work, Poikien Talo, Loisto setlementti ry, Finland 16.40–17.00 Discussion

Session 3b: Medical treatment and forensics Meeting room 2. Chair Laure Morin-Papunen 15.40–16.00 Change in routines of post exposure antibacterial prophylactic treatment after sexual assault. A descriptive study from a Sexual assault center. Cecilie Therese Hagemann, Gynecologist, Associate professor, Norwegian university of science and technology. Norway 16.00–16.20 Toxicological findings in Swedish cases of alleged drug-facilitated sexual assaults (DFSA). Anna Möller, M.D., South Hospital, Sweden 16.20–16.40 Assault characteristics and police investigation in three groups of rape suspects. Bjarte Vik, Psychiatrist, St. Olavs Hospital, Norway 16.40–17.00 Discussion

19.00– Helsinki City Reception, Old Court House (Aleksanterinkatu 20)

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Wednesday, December 12th

Parallel sessions 4a and 4b, 8.30–10.30

Parallel session 4a: Young and adolescents as victims Meeting room 1. Chair Katriina Bildjuschkin 8.30–8.50 How to connect with young survivors of sexual assault? Vera Schuller, Network coordinator, and Anouk Devens, Policy maker/beleidsondersteuner, Centrum Seksueel Geweld Amsterdam-Amstelland, Netherlands 8.50–9.10 Child friendly forensic interviewing led by Clinical Psychologists – a UK pilot service for children who disclose sexual abuse. Evelina Medin, Clinical Psychologist, The Havens, King's College Hospital, UK 9.10–9.30 Forensic medical evidence in acute child sexual abuse cases in The Netherlands. Wouter Karst, M.D. Sexual assault center Netherlands – Utrecht, Netherlands 9.30–9.50 Minors surviving sexual violence in Port au Prince, Haiti. Hanna Reinholdz, M.D., MSF, Sweden 9.50–10.00 Discussion

Parallel session 4b: Prevention and treatment of PTSD Meeting room 2. Chair Pertti Hakkarainen 8.30–8.50 Early psychological intervention after rape: a feasibility study. Karin Larsson, Lic. psychotherapist, Emergency Clinic for rape victims, Sweden 8.50–9.10 Single-session group CBT post sexual assault: An outcome study. Raquel Correia, Consultant Clinical Psychologist, King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, UK 9.10–9.30 Early EMDR to reduce PTSD symptom severity: A randomized controlled trial in recent rape victims. Milou Covers, Psychologist, Sexual assault center Netherlands – Utrecht, Netherlands 9.30–9.50 Preventing PTSD after rape: a systematic review of early interventions. Veerle Oosterbaan, Student, Sexual assault center Netherlands – Utrecht, Netherlands 9.50–10.00 Discussion

10.00–10.40 Coffee and posters (Winter garden)

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Parallel sessions 5a and 5b, 10.30-12.00

Parallel session 5a: Different symptoms related to sexual violence Meeting room 1. Chair Doris Nilsson 10.40–11.00 Disgust and symptoms of PTSD: Implications for treatment. Jannetta Bos, Psychotherapist, Centrum'45, Netherlands 11.00–11.20 Sexual abuse, symptoms and disclosure in a specialist clinic for sexually traumatized patients. Gita Rajan, Physician, Specialist in family medicin, Wonsa, World of no sexual abuse, Sweden 11.20–11.40 Treatment of female victims of sexual exploitation: extending the focus beyond trauma. Linda Verhaak, Psychologist, psychotherapist, Equator Foundation, Netherlands 11.40–12.00 Discussion

Parallel session 5b: Different phenomena affecting to sexual violence Meeting room 2. Chair Anna Möller 10.40–11.00 Pornography – a recipe for rape? Hanna Nordberg, Organization Developer, Unizon, Sweden 11.00–11.20 Adolescents’ motives for selling sex in a welfare state – A Swedish national study. Cecilia Fredlund, Resident physician, psychiatry, BUP/CSAN/Linköping University, Sweden 11.20–11.40 Addressing sexual violence among active drug users. Raila Lainejoki, Project Officer, Exit Prostitution Association, Finland 11.40–12.00 Discussion

12.00–13.30 Lunch (Royal Sali) and posters (Winter Garden)

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Plenary session 6: Health concequences of rape Meeting room 1-2. Chair Ask Elklit 13.30–13.50 A history of child abuse in female victims of sexual exploitation: a historical cohort study. Rina Ghafoerkhan, Psychologist / PhD student, Equator Foundation, Netherlands 13.50–14.10 Motives and manifestations of sex as self-injury (SASI). Cecilia Fredlund, Resident physician, psychiatry, BUP/CSAN/Linköping University, Sweden 14.10–14.30 Cope for Court: lessening the perceived stress of the forthcoming court proceeding and helping to perform in court. Helinä Häkkänen-Nyholm, Dr, PsyJuridica Ltd. Finland 14.30–14.50 Therapists´experiences working with survivors of sexual abuse and rape. Charlotta von Mentzer, Midwife, Narhalsan Sexualmedicinskt centrum SMC- Pilen, Sweden 14.50–15.00 Discussion 15.00–15.20 Closing, Katriina Bildjuschkin, Midwife, MA (education), National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland 15.20-15.30 Music

15.30–16.00 Coffee and good bye! (Winter Garden)

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