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Message from the President

We are delighted to invite you to the 23rd Congress of the World Association of at Bucharest, October 25-28, 2019. This is a special occasion for all of us including our member societies, social psychiatrists and mental health professionals all over the world to meet together and engage in scientific deliberations. The theme of the Congress, “Social determinants of mental health and access to care” is contemporary and relevant. It reflects our concern for mental health in this age of globalization, commercialization and the merging of boundaries between nations.

Prof. Roy Abraham Kallivayalil President, World Association of Social Psychiatry

Message from LOC Chair

We are very pleased that this prestigious event and all its formidable speakers have chosen Romania as a destination for this year congress. Personally, I have prepared a very up to date topic materialized in a Master Class on Preventing Youth Suicide in Europe to which I invited everyone to attend. We are expecting a large participation from the Romanian strong community and we welcome each and every of you to get a taste of what our lovely country has to offer. We have prepared an exciting social program for you and a variety of post congress trips to experience.

Prof. Doina Cozman Co-Chair Organizing Committee, WASP Congress 2019

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About WASP

World Association of Social Psychiatry (WASP) Prof Roy Abraham Kallivayalil, President

World Association of Social Psychiatry (WASP)was founded in 1964 by Joshua Bierer and other leading social psychiatrists of that time. The purpose of the WASP is as follows, and as is defined in its Statutes:

1. To study the nature of man and his cultures and the prevention and treatment of his vicissitudes and behavioral disorders. 2. To promote national and international collaboration among professionals and societies in fields related to Social Psychiatry. 3. To make the knowledge and practice of Social Psychiatry available to other sciences and to the public, and 4. To advance the whole health and wellbeing of humankind.

Initially the World Congresses were named International Congress of Social Psychiatry. From the 6th Congress, it was named World Congress of Social Psychiatry. The 23rd Congress is being held in Bucharest, Romania Oct 25-28, 2019. The 24th Congress will be held in 2022. WASP is comprised of Member Societies from all parts and regions of the world.

The present Executive Committee (2016-19)

1. President - Prof Roy Abraham Kallivayalil (India) 2. President-Elect - Prof Rachid Bennegadi (France) 3. Secretary General - Prof Fernando Lolas (Chile) 4. Treasurer - Prof Marianne Kastrup (Denmark)

WASP has also two Advisors

Prof Tom Craig (UK) and Prof Eliot Sorel (USA)

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About WASP The following are our Past Presidents:

// 1964-1968 Joshua Bierer, UK // 1968-1974 Jules H. Masserman, United States // 1974-1978 Vladimir Hudolin, Croatia Yugoslavia // 1978-1983 George Vassiliou, Greece // 1983-1988 John L. Carleton, United States // 1988-1992 A. Guilherme Ferreira, Portugal // 1992-1996 Jorge A. Costa e Silva, Brazil // 1996-2001 Eliot Sorel, United States // 2001-2004 Shridhar Sharma, India // 2004-2007 Tsutomu Sakuta, Japan // 2007-2010 Julio Arbola-Flores, Canada // 2010-2013 Driss Moussaoui, Morocco // 2013-2016 Thomas Jamieson-Craig, UK

Scientific Partners:

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Scientic Committee WASP Bucharest 2019 Scientific Committee

// Rachid Bennegadi (France, President-Elect WASP) – Chair // Eliot Sorel (USA) – Co-chair

Members:

// Roy Kallivayalil (India, President WASP) // Fernando Lolas (Chile, Sec. Gen. WASP) // Marianne Kastrup (Denmark, Treasurer, WASP) // Tom Craig (UK, Immediate Past President, WASP) // Driss Moussaoui (Morocco) // Rakesh Chadda (India) // Mizuno Masufami (Japan, Former SG) // Francois Ferrero (Switzerland, ECSP- Geneva) // Adalberto Barreto (Brazil) // David Ndetei (Kenya) // Vincenzo Di Nicola (Canada) // Michaela Amering (Austria) // Rama Rao Gogineni (USA) // Gabriel Ivbijaro (United Kingdom) // Michel Botbol (France) // Sheila Judge (USA) // Solly Rataemane (South Africa) // Malcom Hopwood (Australia) // Indira Sharma (India) // Yueqin Huang (China) // Doina Cozman (Romania) // Alexandru Paziuc (Romania) // Arun Enara (India, Early Career )

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National Organizing Committee National Organizing Committee Co-Chairs:

// Professor Doina Cozman (Cluj-Napoca) // Dr. Alexandru Paziuc (Campulung Moldovenesc)

Members:

// Acad. Professor Mircea Lazarescu (Timisoara) // Professor Cătălina Tudose (Bucharest) // Professor Aurel Nireștean (Targu Mures) // Professor Adriana Băban (Cluj-Napoca) // Professor Emilian Popovici (Timisoara) // Professor Ion Dianoia (Iasi) // Assoc. Professor Maria Ladea (Bucharest) // Assoc. Professor Valentin Gheorghiu (Bucharest) // Assoc. Professor Ovidiu Gavrilovici (Iasi) // Dr. Șerban Turliuc (Iasi) // Dr. Lavinia Duica (Sibiu) // Dr. Ciprian Bacila (Sibiu) // Dr. Lucian Paziuc (Campulung Moldovenesc) // Dr. Claudia Dima (Bucharest) // Dr. Roxana Stoean (Bucharest) // Dr. Ovidiu Alexinschi (Iasi) // Dr. Albert Veress (Miercurea Ciuc) // Dr. Ileana Pepita Stoica (Timisoara) // Dr. Vasile Gafiuc (Suceava) // Dr. Nicoleta Tătaru (Oradea)

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International Advisory Board // Alejandra Maddocks (Argentina) // Sami Pirkola (Finland) // Andrew Molodynski (UK) // Saroj Ojha (Nepal) // Antonello Bellomo (Italy) // Silvana Galderisi (Italy) // B S Chavan (India) // Tae-Yeon Hwang (Korea) // Chiyo Fujii (Japan) // Wolfgang Rutz (Sweden) // Danuta Wasserman (Sweden) // Yasser Khazaal (Switzerland) // Eugenio M Rothe (USA) // George Christodoulou (Greece) // George Stercu (Romania- Early Career Psychiatrist) // Harischandra Gambheera (Sri Lanka) // Johannes Wancata (Austria) // Juan Maass (Chile) // M Riaz Bhatti (Pakistan) // Maria Ammon (Germany) // Mohd Golam Rabbani (Bangladesh) // P Joseph Varghese (India) // Palmira Rudalev (Lithuania) // Philip Gorwood (France- President, EPA) // PK Dalal (India)

Council of Past Presidents // Driss Moussaoui (Morocco) // Julio Arboleda-Florez (Canada) // Eliot Sorel (United States) // Shridhar Sharma (India) // Guilherme Ferreira (Portugal) // Tom KJ Craig (UK) // Jorge A. Costa e Silva (Brazil) // Tsutomu Sakuta (Japan) - Chair

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Invited Plenary Speakers

Professor Roy Abraham Kallivayalil (India) • Vice-Principal, Professor & Head, Dept of Psychiatry, Pushpagiri Institute of Medical Sciences, Tiruvalla, India • President , World Association of Social Psychiatry (2016-19). • Secretary General, World Psychiatric Association, Geneva (2014-2020) • Honorary Chair and Professor (Magister ad Honorem), Milan School of Medicine, Italy • President, National Alliance for Mental Health (NAMH), India • Member, Editorial Board, ‘World Psychiatry’ Journal Topic: Presidential Address

Professor Rachid Bennegadi (France) • President Elect, World Association of Social Psychiatry • Prof Honoris Causa Sigmund Freud University: Vienna • Medical Referent of Sigmund Freud University: Paris, France • Vice President of the French mental Health League, Paris, France • Past Medical Referent of Minkowska center, Paris, France • Honoray Fellow WPA • Past President of the TPS-WPA • Past President of Migrations Santé France Topic: Address by President Elect - The digital era and its imprints on self - consciousness: Psycho - social - anthropological aspects.

Professor Tom K J Craig (United Kingdom) • Emeritus Professor of Social Psychiatry at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience, King’s College, London • Past President World Association of Social Psychiatry Topic: Love, hate and indifference: the power of social relationships in the cause, prevention and cure of mental disorder

Professor Norman Sartorius (Switzerland) • The first Director of the Division of Mental Health of WHO, • Former President of the World Psychiatric Association (WPA) • Former President of the Association of European Psychiatrists (EAP) • President of the Association for the Improvement of Mental Health Programmes • Member of the Geneva Prize Foundation having been its President 2004-2008 Topic: Are the current paradigms of work against stigma obsolete?

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Invited Plenary Speakers

Ms Louise Bradley (Canada) • President of Canada’s Mental Health Commission Topic: Mental Health Commission of Canada

Professor Afzal Javed (United Kingdom) • President Elect World Psychiatric Association (WPA) • Past President World Association for Psychosocial Rehabilitation (WAPR) Topic: Involving Patients, carers & families in the treatment programmes: Some emerging priorities in current psychiatric practice

Professor Mohan Isaac (Australia) • Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the UWA Medical School, The University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia • Consultant Psychiatrist in charge of the “Early Interventions in Psychosis” (EIP) Team and the “Assertive Community Treatment” (ACT) Team at Fremantle Hospital, Fremantle, Australia. • Visiting Professor of Psychiatry National Institute of Mental health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS), Bangalore, India Topic: Mental health in developing countries during the past 50 years: Lessons for the future

Professor Oye Gureje (Nigeria) • Professor of Psychiatry and Director, WHO Collaborating Centre for Research and Training in Mental Health, Neuroscience, Drug and Alcohol Abuse, University of Ibadan, Nigeria • Professor Extraordinary at the Stellenbosch University, South Africa. • Past President of the Association of Psychiatrists in Nigeria and of the African Association of Psychiatrists and Allied Professions Topic: Social changes and the mental health and wellbeing of the elderly: results from the Ibadan Study of Ageing

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Invited Plenary Speakers

Professor Helen Killaspy (United Kingdom) • Professor and Honorary Consultant in Rehabilitation Psychiatry at University College London and Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust in the UK. Topic: Addressing the ongoing marginalisation of people with complex mental health needs.

Professor Debasish Basu (India) • Professor of Psychiatry, Drug De-addiction & Treatment Centre, Department of Psychiatry, Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education & Research, Chandigarh, India Topic: From the Rat Park to Romania, via Vietnam and Iceland: An exploration into the social determinants of substance use and addiction

Professor Daniel David (Romania) • Univ. PhD, (PhD supervisor), Head of the Department of and at the Babes Bolyai University Cluj - Napoca (2007-2012), holder of the international professor title “Aaron T. Beck” (2007) • President of the National Commission for Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy within the College of in Romania (2009-2012) • President of the Romanian College of Psychologists, Cluj branch (2005-2012) Topic: Joshua Bierer Memorial Lecture: Psychocultural profile of Romania and its implication for mental health field

Professor Boris Cyrulnik (France) • Professor of human ethology at the University of South-Toulon-Var Topic: Resilience of children in wars

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Invited Plenary Speakers

Professor Driss Moussaoui (Morocco) • Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Medicine of Casablanca, Morocco. • Past-President, World Association of Social Psychiatry President, International Federation for Psychotherapy Topic: Psychological Help in Rural Areas: What can we do?

Professor Andres J. Pumariega (USA) • Professor and Chief, Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, University of Florida • Former President, American Association of Social Psychiatry Topic: Acculturation, Cultural Identity, and Mental Health: Implications for Post-Modern Youth

Professor Gabriel Ivbijaro (United Kingdom) • Visiting Professor of Population Mental Health, NOVA University, Lisbon, Portugal • Honorary Visiting Fellow, Bradford University School of Management, UK • Medical Director, The Wood Street Health Centre, London, UK Topic: Stigma and social distance for schizophrenia in psychiatrists, general practitioners and service users as a barrier to universal health.

Professor Eliot Sorel (USA) - Chair of the Thematic Symposium • Chair, Access to Care Committee, American Psychiatric Association • CoChair Scientific Committee Social Determinants of Health 2019 • World Congress • GWU School of Medicine & School of Public Health • Founder Conflict Management Section World Psychiatric Association • Founder Global Mental Health & Psychiatry Caucus APA Topic: Master Class - RESEARCH AND INNOVATION: HEALTH, EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT, DEVELOPMENT CATALYST Chair of the Thematic Symposium: The Social Determinants of Health & Access to Care

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Invited Plenary Speakers

Professor Tsutomu Sakuta (Japan) - Thematic Symposium • President and Prof. of Japan Health Sciences University • President of Japan International Cultural Exchange Foundation • Chief Editor of International Medical Journal (IMJ) Topic: Psychiatric Hospitalization in Japan: Recent Trends

Professor Marianne Kastrup (Denmark) - Thematic Symposium • Chief physician at the Knowledge Center for Transcultural Psychiatry, Copenhagen, Denmark • WASP Treasurer Topic: Access to Care for Displaced Persons, Migrants & Refugees: European Perspectives

Professor Fernando Lolas (Chile) - Thematic Symposium • Professor at the University of Chile and Director of the Interdisciplinary Center for Studies in Bioethics of the same university • Honorary Member of the Chilean Academy of Medicine and the Mexican Academy of Bioethics. International Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association • Secretary-General of the World Association of Social Psychiatry (WASP) Topic: Ethical quandaries and mental health: a proposal for analysis

Professor Rakesh Chadda (India) - Thematic Symposium • Professor and Head, Department of Psychiatry & Chief, National Drug Dependence Treatment Centre All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Ansari Nagar, New Delhi Topic: Teaching Social Determinants of Health in Undergraduate & Graduate Medical Education

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WASP Early Career Psychiatrists Fellowship Program WASP Bucharest ECPF Award Winners: 1. Abhishek Ghosh (India) 11. Migita Dcruz (India) 2. M Mielimaka (Poland) 12. Suvarna Jyothi (India) 3. Mariana Pinto da Costa (Portugal) 13. M Shalbafan (Iran) 4. Tanjir R Soron (Bangladesh) 14. Giulia Menculini (Italy) 5. Sharad Philip (India) 15. Maria Bodic (USA) 6. Deenu Chacko (India) 16. Vivian Kapil (India) 7. Kabir Garg (India) 17. Mi Jang (Korea) 8. Swapnajeet Sahoo (India) 18. Anne Nobels (Belgium) 9. Siddharth Sarkar (India) 19. Mansoor A Dar (India) 10. Rawan Masri (Jordan) 20. Paulina Troncoso (Chile)

WASP Bucharest ECPF Special Award winners: 1. Rossalina (Indonesia) 4. Oum Vantheara (Cambodia) 2. Bikram Kafle(Nepal) 5. J Makenga (Kenya) 3. Dulangi Dahanayake (Sri Lanka)

Early Career Psychiatrists’ Sessions Orhideea I Meeting Room - WASP President’s office

24 October: One-hour session 21:00-22:00

25 October: ECPF Opening session • Prof Roy Kallivayalil (WASP President) • Prof Norman Sartorius (Chief Mentor) • Prof Rachid Bennegadi (WASP President Elect) 08:30-09:30 • Prof Fernando Lolas (Secretary General) • Prof Marianne Kastrup (Treasurer) • Prof Tsutomu Sakuta (Past President) • Arun Enara (Chair, WASP ECP Section and Convenor)

25 October: One-hour session 17:00-18:00

26 October: One-hour session 17:00-18:00

27 October: 2 hours session Climate Deterioration and the Epidemic of Violence: can social psychiatry help to cope 14:00-16:00 with them? / Masterclass for WCSP fellows Norman SARTORIUS (Switzerland), Eliot SOREL (USA)

27 October: One-hour session 17:00-18:00 Meeting with the President, President Elect and Immediate Past President

28 October: One-hour session 08:00-09:00

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Why come to Bucharest:

Full article opportunities: 1. Get your full article published in the World Social Psychiatry Journal 2. General Proceedings of the Congress – get your full article published and indexed by Thomson Reuters Web of Science. Please ask at the Registration Desk for more information!

Accreditation with European CME credits (ECMECs) provided by UEMS- EACCME® and WASP accreditation will be available; accreditation from The College of Psychologists from Romania will also be available.

A large number of well-known professionals and high quality speakers will attend. Multiple symposia with new, diverse and complex topics.

Bucharest is an easily accessible international destination with direct flights to more than 65 cities and connected to the entire world.

High quality services for affordable prices.

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Useful Information

Official language: English

Secretariat: The scientific Secretariat will be located inside Crowne Plaza Hotel, ground floor, near the reception, and will be available with the following program:

Friday, October 25: 07:30 - 19:00 Saturday, October 26: 08:00 - 19:00 Sunday, October 27: 08:00 - 19:00 Monday, October 28: 08:00 - 13:00

Certificate of Attendance: In the last day of the congress, the participants will receive the Certificate of Attendance at the Registration Desk. We remind you that the congress was accredited with 25 European CME credits (ECMEC®s) by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®). CME Provider: World Association of Social Psychiatry. The Congress is also accredited by the Romanian College of Psychologists.

Abstract book: All accepted abstracts have been published under ISBN on an e-abstract book CD that you can find in your congress bag.

Access in the location and event halls: Access in all locations will be possible with the badge recieved at the Registration Desk. All event activities (including educational sessions, meal functions, exhibit hall, etc.) are exclusively reserved for registered attendees. Non-registered guests (including children, family members, colleagues, etc.) are not allowed in any of the event areas. Badges provided at registration are required for entrance into all functions and will be strictly enforced.

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Useful Information

Post Congress trips: Pre-booking was required. Please check with the Registration Desk for more details and availability.

Liability and Insurance: Organizing Committee and PROevents & Conference assumes no responsibility for damages of any kind caused by participants or accompanying persons, nor for loss or damage to baggage or other personal belongings of the participants. Any expenditure incurred at hotel restaurants or mini bar in the room, will be borne entirely by the participants.

Mobile devices: Please silence your mobile devices during the sessions.

Smoking: Smoking is permitted only outside of the hotel in specially designated areas.

Organizers Contact Details: Alina Pușcaș - Project Manager 004 0752 168819 [email protected]

Ionut Toșa - Registration and Accommodation 004 0752 168810 [email protected]

Erika Lăpușan - Invited Speakers 004 0755 123 446 [email protected]

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Types of badges

Participant congress bag • access to the exhibition space and all the scientific program • coffee breaks • lunch break and welcome reception • certificate of attendance with accreditation

Invited Speaker congress bag • access to the exhibition space and all the scientific program • coffee breaks • lunch break and welcome reception • certificate of attendance with accreditation • complimentary gala dinner ticket

Speaker congress bag • access to the exhibition space and all the scientific program • coffee breaks • lunch break and welcome reception • certificate of attendance with accreditation

Early Career Psychiatrists congress bag • access to the exhibition space and all the scientific program • coffee breaks • lunch break and welcome reception • certificate of attendance with accreditation

Accompanying person access to the exhibition space • coffee breaks • lunch break and welcome reception

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Types of badges

Guest congress bag • access to the exhibition space and all the scientific program • coffee breaks, lunch break and welcome reception • certificate of attendance with accreditation • complimentary gala dinner ticket

Student access to the exhibition space and all the scientific program • coffee breaks • certificate of attendace without accreditation

Exhibitor one congress bag/company • access to the exhibition space and all the scientific program• coffee breaks • lunch break and welcome reception

Press congress bag • access to the exhibition space and all the scientific program • coffee breaks • lunch break and welcome reception

Organizer

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General Outline of Scientific Sessions

Day 1 October 25th 2019 / Friday

• 08.30 - 09.30 am: Concurrent symposia / Free paper sessions/ Workshops • 09.30 - 10.30 am: Concurrent symposia / Free paper sessions/ Workshops • 10.30 - 10.45 am: Coffee/Tea break • 10.45 - 11.45 am: Plenary Lectures Session 1: Thomas J. Craig (United Kingdom), Debasish Basu (India) • 11.45 - 12.45 pm: Inaugural session (Plenary) • 12.45 - 01.30 pm: Presidential Address (Plenary): Prof. Roy Abraham Kallivayalil (Chair: Prof. Rachid Bennegadi) • 01.30 - 02.15 pm: Lunch break • 02.15 - 03.45 pm: Thematic Symposium (Plenary) “Social determinants of mental health and Access to care” - Prof. Eliot Sorel, USA (Chair), Prof. T. Sakuta (Japan), Prof. Marianne Kastrup (Denmark), Prof. Fernando Lolas (Chile) and Prof. Rakesh Chadda (India) • 03.45 - 04.00 pm: Coffee/Tea break • 04.00 - 06.00 pm: Concurrent symposia / Free paper sessions/ Workshops • 07.30 - 10.00 pm: Presidential Dinner (invite based event, Crowne Plaza Hotel – Veranda Restaurant)

Day 2 October 26th 2019 / Saturday

• 08.30 - 09.30 am: Concurrent symposia / Free paper sessions/ Workshops • 09.30 - 10.30 am: Concurrent symposia / Free paper sessions/ Workshops • 10.30 - 10.45 am: Coffee/Tea break • 10.45 - 11.45 am: Concurrent symposia / Free paper sessions/ Workshops • 11.45 - 12.45 pm: Plenary Lectures Session 2: Daniel David (Romania), Louise Bradley (Canada) • 12.45 - 01.45 pm: Lunch break • 01.45 - 02.45 pm: Plenary Lectures Session 3: Driss Moussaoui (Morocco), Boris Cyrulnik (France) • 02.45 - 03.45 pm: Concurrent symposia / Free paper sessions/ Workshops • 03.45 - 04.00 pm: Coffee/Tea break • 04.00 - 05.00 pm: WASP General Assembly • 05.00 - 06.00 pm: Concurrent symposia / Free paper sessions/ Workshops • 07.30 - 10.00 pm: Welcome reception – Crowne Plaza Hotel

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General Outline of Scientific Sessions

Day 3 October 27th 2019 / Sunday

• 08.30 - 09.30 am: Concurrent symposia / Free paper sessions / Workshops • 09.30 - 10.30 am: Concurrent symposia / Free paper sessions / Workshops • 10.30 - 10.45 am: Coffee/Tea break • 10.45 - 11.45 am: Concurrent symposia / Free paper sessions / Workshops • 11.45 - 12.30 pm: Yves Pelicier Lecture - Norman Sartorius (Switzerland) (Plenary) • 12.30 - 01.30 pm: Plenary Lectures Session 4: Helen Killapsy (United Kingdom), Mohan Isaac (Australia) • 01.30 - 02.30 pm: Lunch break • 02.30 - 03.30 pm: Plenary Lectures Session 5: Afzal Javed (United Kingdom and Pakistan, WPA President-Elect), Oye Gureja (Nigeria) • 03:30 - 04:00 pm: Satellite symposia • 04.00 - 04.15 pm: Coffee/Tea break • 04.15 - 05.15 pm: Concurrent symposia / Free paper sessions/ Workshops • 08.00 - 10.30 pm: Congress Dinner (pre-paid events please check at the Registration Desk for availability) *transfers from the congress venue: 20:00; 20:15 and return 22:30; 23:00

Day 4 October 28th 2019 / Monday

• 08.30 - 09.30 am: Concurrent symposia / Free paper sessions/ Workshops • 09.30 - 10.30 am: Concurrent symposia / Free paper sessions/ Workshops • 10.30 - 10.45 am: Coffee/Tea break • 10.45 - 11.30 am: Address by President Elect - Rachid Bennegadi (France) • 11.30 - 12.30 pm: Concurrent symposia / Free paper sessions / Workshops • 12.30 - 01.30 pm: Plenary Lectures Session 6: Gabriel Ivbijaro (United Kingdom), Andres Pumariega (USA) • 01.30 - 02.00 pm: Valedictory function and Installation of the new President Rachid Bennegadi (France) (Plenary)

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DAY 0 HALL 6 (Orhideea I Meeting Room - WASP President’s office)

16:00 - Visit to the Romanian Academy (transfer from Crowne Plaza Hotel at 15:30) 16:45 by previous invitation only

17:00 – WASP EC meeting (4 members + 2 advisors) 20:00

21:00 - Early Career Psychiatrists’ Sessions: One-hour session 22:00

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DAY 1 HALL 1 (CROWNE A+B HALL)

Symposium 1 - ACCESS TO MENTAL HEALTH CARE RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN AUSTRIA Chairs: Johannes Wancata (Austria), Gunter Klug (Austria) 08:30 1. Psychosocial Services for Refugees in Vienna - Waltraud Fellinger-Vols (Austria) - 2. Social psychiatric help in old age – SOPHA Multi-professional, community-oriented, 09:30 sustainable and evidence based –from pilot project to federal state-wide implementation - Günter Klug (Austria) 3. Vienna’s approach to reach out for the homeless - Eleonore Miller-Reiter (Austria) 4. Needs of family caregivers of schizophrenia patients - Johannes Wancata (Austria)

Symposium 5 - GLOBALIZATION OF CULTURE-ITS EFFECTS AROUND THE GLOBE AND SOCIAL PSYCHIATRIC IMPLICATIONS Chairs: Rachid Bennegadi (France), Maria Lopez-Ibor (Spain) 09:30 - 1. Globalization: Africa – Solomon Rataemane (South Africa) 10:30 2. Globalization -South Asia - Debasish Basu (India) 3. Globalization of culture; Middle East and Northern Africa: Implications for Social Psychiatry - Driss Moussaoui, (Morocco) 4. Globalization and Far-Right Nationalism in the West - Rama Rao Gogineni (USA)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

Plenary Session 1 Chairs: SD Sharma (WASP Past President, India), Marianne Kastrup (WASP Treasurer, Denmark) 10:45 - Love, hate and indifference: the power of social relationships in the cause, prevention and cure 11:45 of mental disorder – Thomas J. Craig (United Kingdom) From the Rat Park to Romania, via Vietnam and Iceland: An exploration into the social determinants of substance use and addiction - Debasish Basu (India)

Plenary WASP Congress Inaugural session: 11:45 Chaired by WASP President - Address: by Guest of Honor 12:45 Honoring Past Presidents Release of World Social Psychiatry Journal

Plenary Presidential Address: 12:45 Roy Abraham Kallivayalil (WASP President, India) - 13:30 Chairs: Rachid Bennegadi (WASP President Elect, France), Fernando Lolas (WASP Secretary General, Chile)

13:30 - Lunch break 14:15

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DAY 1 HALL 1 (CROWNE A+B HALL)

Plenary Theme Symposium The Social Determinants of Health & Access to Care Chair: Eliot Sorel (USA) 14:15 1. Psychiatric Hospitalization in Japan: Recent Trends - Tsutomu Sakuta (Japan) – 2. Ethical quandaries and mental health: a proposal for analysis -Fernando Lolas (Chile) 15:45 3. Teaching Social Determinants of Health in Undergraduate & Graduate Medical - Rakesh K Chadda (India) 4. Access to Care for Displaced Persons, Migrants & Refugees: European Perspectives - Marianne Kastrup (Denmark)

15:45 – Coffee/Tea break 16:00

Symposium 8 - IMPROVING ACCESS TO CARE, INSIGHTS FROM INDIA Chairs: BS Chavan (India), PK Dalal (India) 1. Training of Primary Care Doctors – A model from a low resource state in India - Santhosh Kumar (India) 16:00 2. Acceptability and feasibility of telepsychiatry services in primary and community care – setting from a low- and middle - Guru S Gowda (India) 17:00 3. Suicide prevention strategies and telemedicine-based interventions in primary care setting from a low- and middle-income country - Harihara Suchana (India) 4. Ethical and Legal challenges in the planning and implementation of telepsychiatry based primary care doctors training modules from a low- and middle-income country - Arun Enara (India)

PRESIDENTIAL SYMPOSIUM Symposium 11 - ACCESS TO MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN RESOURCE-LIMITED COUNTRIES: ARE WE MAKING ANY PROGRESS? Chairs: Marianne Kastrup (Denmark), Rachid Bennegadi (France) 17:00 1. Reducing the treatment gap is the main task of Psychiatry today – - Driss Moussaoui (Morocco) 18:00 2. Access to Mental health care in India: challenges and promising initiatives – Roy Kallivayalil (India) 3. Reciprocal causation? The interplay of mental and physical ill health – Thomas J. Craig (United Kingdom) 4. Ethics and access to mental health care – Fernando Lolas (Chile)

19:30 – Presidential Dinner (invite based event) 22:00

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DAY 1 HALL 2 (CROWNE C HALL)

Symposium 2 - RESOURCE ORIENTED SOCIAL ASPECTS OF HEALTH AS COMPONENTS OF TREATMENT Chairs: Maria Ammon (Germany), Michal Mielimaka (Poland) 1. Resource Oriented Treatment in Dynamic M7Psychiatry - Maria Ammon (Germany) 2. The Maintenance of The Team Mental Health as The Cornerstone of The Psychosocial 08:30 Rehabilitation Work in The Mental Disorders Treatment - - Neznanov, Nikolaj / Vasilieva, Anna (Russia) 09:30 3. General Psychosomatic Medicine or The Loss of The Core of Being – Sieglinde Bast (Germany) 4. Social Support of Patients Treated with Psychotherapy for Neurotic and Personality Disorders - Michal Mielimaka (Poland) 5. Integrating Health and Resources in Psychiatric and Psychotherapeutic Treatment - Ilse Burbiel (Germany)

Symposium 6 - MAD, SAD, OR BAD? INTERROGATING BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER Chair: Digvijay Goel (New Zealand) 09:30 1. Introduction – Digvijay Goel (New Zealand) - 2. Evolution of the concept – Rakesh K. Chadda (India) 10:30 3. What works and what doesn’t - Pratap Kovvury (New Zealand) 4. The treatment gap: does the consumer perspective matter? – Agata Moody (New Zealand) 5. Where to from here - Mohan Isaac (Australia)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

10:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 11:45

11:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 12:45

12:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 13:30

13:30 - Lunch break 14:15

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14:15 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 15:45

15:45 – Coffee/Tea break 16:00

Symposium 9 - PRESCRIBING ACTIVITY FOR RECOVERY: THE BENEFITS OF AN ACTIVE LIFE FOR SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS Chairs: Matthieu Crews (United Kingdom), Thomas J. Craig (United Kingdom) 1. Should we cultivate our gardens? The health benefits of social prescribing including 16:00 – horticulture and outdoor activity - Matthieu Crews (United Kingdom) 17:00 2. Reducing sedentary behaviour in persons with severe and enduring mental illness - Julie Williams (United Kingdom), Brendon Stubbs, Fiona Gaughran, Thomas J. Craig 3. The Therapeutic Gardens - Ciprian Băcilă (Romania), Roxana Fediuc 4. Doing ‘normal things’ matters: The therapeutic effects of everyday life - Kimiko Tanaka (Japan), Julie Williams, Thomas J. Craig

17:00 Master Class 1 - PREVENTING YOUTH SUICIDE IN EUROPE - 17:30 Chair & Presenter: Doina Cozman (Romania)

Master Class 2 - HEALTH SYSTEM PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT FOR EVIDENCE-INFORMED 17:30 POLICIES: IMPROVEMENT OF POPULATIONS HEALTH - 18:00 Chair: Eliot Sorel (USA) Presenters: Claudia Dima, (Romania), Eliot Sorel (USA)

19:30 – Presidential Dinner (invite based event) 22:00

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Symposium 3 - THE INCREASING CHALLENGE OF DISASTER PSYCHIATRY Chairs: Donatella Marazziti (Italy), Luigi Janiri (Italy)

08:30 1. PTSD in survivors of a severe train derailment (Viareggio, June 29, 200) - - Mauro Mauri (Italy) 09:30 2. Pychosomatic disorders after the Chernobyl accident - Konstantin M. Loganovsky (Ukraine) 3. Complex PTSD in post-migration - Giovanni Martinotti (Italy) 4. Ramstein 1988 - Johannes Thome (Germany)

Symposium 7 - DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW PATHWAY OF CARE IN MENTAL HEALTH SYSTEM - CASE STUDY FROM THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA Chairs: Ionela Petrea (Moldovia), Raluca Nica (Moldovia) 1. MENSANA project: 5 years of the mental health system reform in Republic of Moldova - Victoria Conat, Ionela Petrea (Moldavia) 09:30 2. Comparative assessment of Community-Based Mental Health Services (CBMH) in 4 - pilot and non-pilot districts after the 1st phase of the reform of mental health system in 10:30 Republic of Moldova - Chihai Jana, Ionela Petrea (Moldavia) 3. Multidisciplinary approach of community-based mental health services in developing countries – Republic of Moldova - Cornelia Ciofu, Ionela Petrea (Moldavia) 4. Social inclusion of people with mental health problems in Republic of Moldova – opportunities for reducing stigma and discrimination - Constanta Popa, Ionela Petrea (Moldavia)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

10:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 11:45

11:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 12:45

12:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 13:30

13:30 - Lunch break 14:15

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14:15 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 15:45

15:45 – Coffee/Tea break 16:00

Symposium 10 - DEFINING SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY IN THE 21st CENTURY - A WORLD PERSPECTIVE Chairs: Vincenzo Di Nicola (Canada), Rachid Bennegadi (France) Discussant: Eliot Sorel (USA)

16:00 1. The Necessary Complementarity Between Clinical Models and Solidarity Models in the – Promotion of Mental Health - Adalberto Barreto (Brazil) 17:00 2. Social Determinants of Mental Health in India: Implications for Defining Social Psychiatry - BS Chavan (India) 3. What is “Social” in Social Psychiatry – An Examination of Context in Sub-Saharan African Societies Undergoing Multiple Transitions- Oye Gureje (Nigeria) 4. Facing the Opportunities and Challenges of Social Psychiatry in the 21st Century: Lessons from the China Mental Health Survey -Yueqin Huang (China)

Symposium 12 - A CANADIAN PERSPECTIVE ON SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY: FROM STIGMA REDUCTION TO INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE TO MULTICULTURALISM Chair: Vincenzo Di Nicola (Canada) 1. Multiculturalism and Mental Health: A Canadian Perspective - 17:00 Constantin Tranulis (Canada) - 2. Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) in Canada: What Every Psychiatrist Needs to Know - 18:00 Daphne Marussi (Canada) 3. A Canadian Perspective on Social Psychiatry: A Rich Past and a Bold Future - Vincenzo Di Nicola (Canada) 4. Paving the Road for Hope and Recovery Using Direct Contact Methods for Reducing Stigma/Discrimination -Manon Charbonneau (Canada)

19:30 – Presidential Dinner (invite based event) 22:00

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YHPT Symposium 1 - PEER SUPPORT IN MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Chair: Lavinia Duica (Romania) 08:30 - 1. Patient to patient peer support in mental health services - Lavinia Duica (Romania) 09:30 2. Family peer support programs in mental health services - Mihail Cristian Pîrlog (Romania) 3. Telepsychiatry in assessment of vocational potential of unemployed individuals in Denmark - Davor Mucic (Denmark)

YHPT Symposium 2 - IMPROVING ACCESS TO CARE, INSIGHTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD Chair: Eliot Sorel (USA) 09:30 1. Tele-after care clinics for Geriatric patients- Insights from a low- and middle-income - country - Arun Enara (India), Narayana Manjunatha, Naveen Kumar C, Suresh Bada Math 10:30 2. Access to psychiatric care and psychotherapy in Germany for forcedly displaced people. A model to recreate which also has its shortcomings - I.C. Matei (Germany) 3. Forcibly displaced people in Italy: an overview about pathways to mental healthcare - Giulia Menculini (Italy), Ilaria Riboldi, Francesca Costantini, Livia Pischiutta

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

10:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 11:45

11:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 12:45

12:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 13:30

13:30 - Lunch break 14:15

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14:15 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 15:45

15:45 – Coffee/Tea break 16:00

Workshop 1 - PUBLIC MENTAL HEALTH AND DIGITAL TOOLS - PRACTICE AND EVIDENCE 16:00 Chair: Stojan Bajraktarov - Stojan Bajraktarov (Macedonia) 16:30 Aliriza Arenliu (Kosovo) Antoni Novotni (Macedonia

16:30 Workshop 2 - ROLE OF MEDIA AND THE STIGMATIZATION - 17:00 Chair: Tina Beradze (Ukraine)

Symposium 13 - PSYCHIATRY TRAINING ACROSS EUROPE Chairs: George Alexandru Stercu (Romania), Ana Giurgiuca (Romania) 1. European Federation of Psychiatric Trainees- Training across Europe - George Stercu (Romania) 16:00 – 2. Heterogeneity in psychiatry training in Europe: competition or collaboration? - 17:00 Livia De Picker, Anne Nobels (Belgium) 3. What do Psychiatric Trainees Know of Psychotrauma Treatment in “Golden Hours”? - Iryna Frankova (Ukraine) 4. Workforce migration and Brain Drain in the last half decade - Mariana Pinto da Costa (United Kingdom)

19:30 – Presidential Dinner (invite based event) 22:00

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DAY 1 HALL 5 (ORHIDEEA II HALL)

08:30 Free Paper 1 (Details at page 37) - 09:30 Chairs: Mohd Bhatti (Pakistan), Joseph Varghese (India)

09:30 Free Paper 2 (Details at page 38) - 10:30 Chairs: Doina Cozman (Romania), Wolfgang Rutz (Sweden)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

10:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 11:45

11:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 12:45

12:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 13:30

13:30 - Lunch break 14:15

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14:15 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 15:45

15:45 – Coffee/Tea break 16:00

16:00 Free Paper 3 (Details at page 39) – 17:00 Chairs: Juan Maass (Chile), Tae-Yeon Hwang (Korea)

17:00 Workshop 3 - Bell Let’s Talk - 17:30 Chair: Mary Deacon (Canada), Manon Charbonneau (Canada)

17:30 Workshop 4 - NEUROANALYSIS AND CLINICAL BRAIN PROFILING: A FUTURE BRAIN– - RELATED PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS 18:00 Chair: Abraham Peled (Israel)

19:30 – Presidential Dinner (invite based event) 22:00

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DAY 1 HALL 6 (Orhideea I Meeting Room - WASP President’s office)

Early Career Psychiatrists’ Sessions: ECPF Opening session • Prof Roy Kallivayalil (WASP President) • Prof Norman Sartorius (Chief Mentor) 08:30 - • Prof Rachid Bennegadi (WASP President Elect) 09:30 • Prof Fernando Lolas (Secretary General) • Prof Marianne Kastrup (Treasurer) • Prof Tsutomu Sakuta (Past President) • Arun Enara (Chair, WASP ECP Section and Convenor)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

10:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 11:45

11:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 12:45

12:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 13:30

13:30 - Press Conference 14:00

14:15 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 15:45

15:45 – Coffee/Tea break 16:00

17:00 - Early Career Psychiatrists’ Sessions: One-hour session 18:00

19:30 – Presidential Dinner (invite based event) 22:00

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DAY 1 Free Paper SESSSIONS / 7 minutes presentations

Free Paper 1 (08:30 – 09:30, Hall 5)

ALTERNATIVE THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES IN SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS: 1 A COMMON PRACTICE IN THE NEPALESE SOCIETY Shailena Raj Adhikari (Nepal)

THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF ROMANIAN RURAL ELDERLY IN THE CONTEXT OF A 2 TRADITIONAL HEALTH CARE SYSTEM Bogdana Miclea, Cristina Marțian, Raluca Trifu, Dana-Cristina Herța, Minodora Manea, Doina Cozman, Horia Coman (Romania)

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SCREEN TIME, SLEEP DURATION AND BEHAVIORAL 3 DISTURBANCES IN URBAN AND RURAL HIGH SCHOOL CHILDREN Suhas Chandran, Kishor M (India)

TRANSITIONAL PATHWAYS AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE DISCHARGED FROM FORENSIC 4 INPATIENT SERVICES IN ENGLAND: A RETROSPECTIVE NATIONAL CASE NOTE AUDIT Maria Livanou, Swaran P. Singh (United Kingdom)

AN ASSOCIATION OF GUT MICROBIOME AND SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEATH 5 Mansoor Malik (United States)

NEUROLOGICAL SOFT SIGNS IN ADHD 6 Manamohan Nataraj, Sm Manohari, Vijaya Raman (India)

INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO ADDRESS THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF MENTAL 7 HEALTH & ACCESS TO CARE, AFRICAN PERSPECTIVES David M. Ndetei; Victoria Mutiso (Kenya)

ACADEMIC FAILURE AND ITS PERCEIVED IMPACT IN A SAMPLE OF ROMANIAN 8 MEDICAL STUDENTS Dana-Cristina Herța, Bogdan Nemeș, Bogdana Miclea, Raluca Trifu, Doina Cozman, Horia Coman (Romania)

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DAY 1 Free Paper SESSSIONS / 7 minutes presentations

Free Paper 2 (09:30 – 10:30, Hall 5)

WORKING FROM HOME’ MOTHERS: CHALLENGES FOR SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY IN THE 1 MODERN WORLD Margarida Albuquerque, Daniel Esteves-Sousa, Pedro Espada-Santos, João Facucho-Oliveira, Pedro Cintra, José Tropa (Portugal)

SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS DURING LIFESPAN ON ADHD ADULT PATIENTS WITH 2 SUBSTANCE ABUSE DISORDER Alexandra Buică, Mihaela Stancu, Florina Rad, Alecsandra Irimie-Ana, Emanuela Andrei, Iuliana Dobrescu (Romania)

CHALLENGES IN OPERATING A COMMUNITY BASED MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC IN RURAL 3 INDIA-EXPERIENCES FROM THE MAANASI MENTAL HEALTH PROJECT Suhas Chandran, Ramakrishna Goud, Johnson Pradeep, Geetha Jayaram (India)

SOCIAL FACTORS - THE IMPORTANT ROLE IN DEPRESSIVE DISORDER IN THE ELDERLY 4 Fabiola Sarbu, Anamaria Ciubara (Romania)

DIGITAL SOLUTIONS FOR PRESERVING GOOD MENTAL HEALTH IN THE WORKPLACE 5 Mihai Bran, Arina-Diana Sofia, Tiberiu-Constantin Ionescu, Maria Ladea (Romania)

STUDY ON DEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES ASSOCIATED WITH THE PRESENCE OF SUICIDE 6 RISK DURING PERINATAL PERIOD IN A ROMANIAN WOMEN CLINICAL POPULATION Virgil Radu Enătescu, Marius Craina, Adrian Gluhovschi, Lavinia Hogea, Laura Alexandra Nussbaum, Ileana Marinescu, Cătălina Giurgi-Oncu, Elena Bernad, Claudia Homorogan, Ileana Enătescu (Romania)

THE ROLE OF INTIMATE PARTNER SUPPORT AND FINANCIAL SATISFACTION IN THE 7 OCCURRENCE OF PERINATAL ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION IN A ROMANIAN WOMEN SAMPLE Virgil Radu Enătescu, Marius Craina, Adrian Gluhovschi, Lavinia Hogea, Laura Alexandra Nussbaum, Ileana Marinescu, Cătălina Giurgi-Oncu, Elena Bernad, Claudia Homorogan, Ileana Enătescu (Romania)

STRENGTH-BASED GROUP MEETING APPROACH FOR PATIENTS WITH ANXIETY AND 8 DEPRESSION DISORDERS: A PILOT STUDY IN INDONESIA Rossalina Rossalina, Theresia Citraningtyas (Indonesia)

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DAY 1 Free Paper SESSSIONS / 7 minutes presentations

Free Paper 3 (16:00-17:00, Hall 5)

PATTERN OF SUBSTANCE USE AND ITS CORRELATES AMONG STREET CHILDREN IN INDIA. 1 Biswadip Chatterjee, A. Dhawan, A. Ambekar, R. Bhargawa, A. Agrawal, A. Mishra, A Chopra (India)

EXPERIENCING “WHO AM I” AS AN INTERCULTURAL, INTERFAITH GROUP DYNAMIC 2 IN INDONESIA Theresia Citraningtyas, Rossalina Rossalina (Indonesia)

CARE COORDINATION: AN ALTERNATIVE TO SERVICE SYSTEM INTEGRATION 3 Anton Isaacs (Australia)

EFFECTS OF PERCEIVED BIOLOGICAL OR SOCIAL CAUSES OF DEPRESSION ON 4 FUTURE DOCTORS Milutin Kostic, Sonja Jovanovic, Ana Munjiza, Ana Stojkovic (Serbia)

ETHICS IN MEDICAL PRACTICE 5 Rakesh Lal (India)

A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC AND CLINICAL PROFILE OF PATIENTS 6 UNDERGOING ADMISSION AND READMISSION IN A MENTAL HEALTH INSTITUTE IN ASIA Sumit Mehta, Sourav Das, Shobit Garg, Divyashree Sah (India)

HOW WE HAVE ASSISTED TO DEVELOP THE COMMUNITY NETWORK SYSTEM ABOUT 7 CHILDRENS MENTAL HEALTH IN TSUNAMI DEVASTATED AREA BY GREAT EAST JAPAN EARTHQUAKE? Naoko Satake (Japan)

PSYCHO - SOCIAL REHABILITATION (SOUTH- INDIAN MODEL). FOCUS: REHABILITATION 8 OF MENTALLY ILL PERSON Joseph Santhosh (India)

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DAY 2 HALL 1 (CROWNE A+B HALL)

08:30 Master Class 3 - RESEARCH AND INNOVATION: HEALTH, EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT, - DEVELOPMENT CATALYST 09:30 Chairs & Presenters: Eliot Sorel (USA), Danial Daianu (Romania), Adrian Curaj (Romania)

PRESIDENTIAL SYMPOSIUM Panel 16 - Panel Discussion on Conceptually Articulating Social Psychiatry and Person- Centered Medicine Chairs: Roy Kallivayalil (India), Juan Mezzich (USA and Peru) Speakers: • Michel Botbol (France) 09:30 • George Christodoulou (Greece) - • Doina Cozman (Romania) 10:30 • Afzal Javed (United Kingdom and Pakistan) • Marianne Kastrup (Denmark) • Fernando Lolas (Chile) • David Ndetei (Kenya) • Armen Soghoyan (Armenia) • Zvi Zhemislany (Israel) • Rachid Bennegadi (France)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

Master Class 4 - MENTAL HEALTH & HIGH PERFORMANCE: LESSONS LEARNED FROM TENNIS 10:45 - Chair: Eliot Sorel (USA) 11:45 Presenter: Silviu Zancu (Romania) Mental coach for famous athletes

Plenary Session 2 11:45 Chairs: Eliot Sorel (USA), Doina Cozman (Romania) - Joshua Bierer Lecture: Psychocultural profile of Romania and its implication for mental health 12:45 field – Daniel David (Romania) Mental Health Commission of Canada - Louise Bradley (Canada)

12:45 - Lunch break 13:45

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Plenary Session 3 13:45 Chairs: Adalberto Barreto (Brazil), Michel Botbol (France) – 14:45 Psycho-social help in rural areas: What can we do? - Driss Moussaoui (Morocco) Brains and societies- Boris Cyrulnik (France)

Symposium 22 - INTEGRATIVE COMMUNITY THERAPY, FROM BRAZIL TO EUROPE Chairs: Adalberto Barreto (Brazil), Nicole Hugon (France) 1. Integrative Community Therapy (ICT) and solidarity care: the force that comes from life experiences - Adalberto Barreto (Brazil) 14:45 2. Emotions without frontiers: a new access through a solidary care - – Teresa Mara Pontes de Farias (France) 15:45 3. Building solidarity bonds between migrants and local residents through Integrative Community Therapy (ICT) in Marseille - P. Palmyre (IDE) et B. Ruffat (IDE) (France) 4. A community that cares: a space for listening, speaking and creating bonds of solidarity – Perrelfdying la Gian Paolo (Italy) 5. Integrative Community Therapy: About co-formation of professional and community leaders in the south of France - Nicole Hugon (France)

15:45 – Coffee/Tea break 16:00

16:00 – Plenary General Assembly of WASP 17:00

Symposium 25 - A LAYERED AND COMPREHENSIVE PERSPECTIVE ON THE MAIN DETERMINANTS CONTRIBUTING TO THE POPULATION MENTAL HEALTH STATUS: FROM PERSON TO SOCIETY Chairs: Virgil-Radu Enătescu (Romania), Emilian Damian Popovici (Romania) 1. The mediating role of demographic and personality factors to the occurrence of perinatal 17:00 - psychopathology – a literature update and data from a research conducted in a Romanian 18:00 sample of perinatal women - Virgil Radu Enătescu, Ileana Enătescu (Romania) 2. Social Epidemiology – Current State and Outlook - Emilian Damian Popovici, Luminița Mirela Bădițoiu (Romania) 3. Tradition and innovation in the personality disorder assessment. Insights from the development of a new inventory – the Personality Clinical Form - Florin A. Sava, Camelia Dindelegan (Romania)

19:30 – Welcome reception – Crowne Plaza Hotel 22:00

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Symposium 14 - ADDRESSING THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF MENTAL HEALTH IN STUDENTS’ TRAINING: THE EXPERIENCE OF SIGMUND FREUD UNIVERSITY Chair: Stéphanie Larchanché (France) 08:30 - 1. Social mental health at SFU Paris - Nicole Aknin (France) 09:30 2. Promoting access to psychotherapy for vulnerable individuals through students’ practicum - Jacques Schecroun (France) 3. Teaching students about the social determinants of mental health: An applied perspective - Stéphanie Larchanché (France)

Symposium 17 - WHEN SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY MEETS TRANSCULTURAL PSYCHIATRY Chairs: Stéphanie Larchanché (France), Salih Aksoy (France)

1. From cultural expertise to cultural competence: Integrating the social determinants of 09:30 - mental health in transcultural psychiatry - Stéphanie Larchanché (France) 10:30 2. Beyond otherness: Empathy and cultural competence in clinical practice - Salih Aksoy (France) 3. Social Determinants in Mental Health and Globalization - Marie-Jo Bourdin (France) 4. Psychotherapy of asylum seekers suffering psychological trauma: the impact of sickness - Maria Vittoria Carlin (France)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

Symposium 20 - GLOBALIZATION-CHANGING ROLE OF FAMILIES, MARRIAGE, GENDER, CHILDREN AND FEMALE MIGRANTS-IMPLICATIONS FOR SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY Chair: Roy Abraham Kallivayalil (India), Masafumi Mizuno (Japan) 10:45 - 1. Where is the Child in Global Mental Health? - Vincenzo Di Nicola (Canada) 11:45 2. Impact of globalization on marriages and families in India: implications for mental health professionals - Indira Sharma (India) 3. Changing roles and identities of Gender - Rama Rao Gogineni (USA) 4. Abuse and trafficking among female migrants - Marianne Kastrup (Denmark)

11:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 12:45

12:45 - Lunch break 13:45

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DAY 2 HALL 2 (CROWNE C HALL)

13:45 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 14:45

Symposium 23 - MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION: SOCIAL CONTRIBUTORS Chairs: George N. Christodoulou (Greece), Roy Abraham Kallivayalil (India) Discussant: Schridhar Sharma (India) 14:45 1. Mental Health Promotion: Conceptual Framework and Principles - – George N. Christodoulou & Nikos G. Christodoulou (Greece) 15:45 2. Do we need to promote the mental health of doctors? - Marianne Kastrup (Denmark) 3. Early promotion of mental health to increase adolescents’ resilience to Adverse Childhood Events - Michel Botbol (France) 4. Mental Health promotion in the Romanian health care sector - Adela Magdalena Ciobanu, Larisa Maria Catrinescu, Florin Ciobanu (Romania)

15:45 – Coffee/Tea break 16:00

16:00 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 17:00

Symposium 26 - PERTINENT ISSUES IN : SOCIAL PSYCHIATRIC CHALLENGES Chair: Marianne Kastrup (Denmark) 17:00 1. Mental Health in the Penitentiary System- Henry Gerard Kennedy (Ireland) - 2. Coercive Measures: An Issue still of Concern - Andrew Molodynski (United Kingdom) 18:00 3. A Nationwide Survey of Forensic Mental Health evaluations and the implementation of coercive measures in Denmark - Karin Helweg-Larsen (Denmark) 4. Ethnic Minority Groups – a Population representing Particular Challenges? - Marianne Kastrup (Denmark)

19:30 – Welcome reception – Crowne Plaza Hotel 22:00

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DAY 2 HALL 3 (CROWNE D HALL)

Symposium 15 - THE ONGOING CHALLENGE OF MIGRATIONS ACROSS THE WORLD Chairs: Luigi Janiri (Italy), Marianne Kastrup (Denmark) 1. The unsteady identity between being and living: clinical observations on the political impact of migrations on the individual mental health - Emanuele Caroppo (Italy) 08:30 2. Self-harm behaviors, suicide risk and impulsivity in migrants confined in prison: an Italian - study - Paolo Cianconi (Italy) 09:30 3. Cross-cultural communication with refugees and asylum seekers - Marianne Kastrup (Denmark) 4. and ethnicity - Donatella Marazziti (Italy) 5. Needs of migrant, refugee and asylum seeker patients around the globe - Driss Moussaoui (Morocco)

Symposium 18 - SOCIAL AND ETHICAL ASPECTS IN THE CARE OF ELDERLY WITH MENTAL DISORDERS Chairs: Nicoleta Tătaru (Romania), Jerzy Leszek (Poland) 09:30 1. The man imprisoned in the cell of dementia - Stavros Baloyanis (Greece) - 2. Care of elderly in Turkey - Ilkin Icelli (Turkey) 10:30 3. Dignity and social determinants of mental health of older adults - Carlos Lima (Switzerland) 4. Social support and care for old patients with mental disability Poland - Jerzy Leszek (Poland) 5. Aspects of Global Social Work and Mental Health for the Elderly - Sabine Bährer-Kohler (Switzerland)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

Symposium 21 - STRATEGY OF COMMUNITY CARE TO PREVENT SOCIAL ISOLATION OF MENTALLY ILL PEOPLE: ASIAN EXPERIENCE Chair: Chiyo Fujii (Japan)

10:45 1. Strategy to provide mental health services for the isolate people with mental illness - - Tae-Yeon Hwang (Korea) 11:45 2. Outreach services by local government to enhance access to mental health care - Chiyo Fujii (Japan) 3. Poverty, social isolation and mental illness -Harischana Gambheera (Sri Lanka) 4. Strategy of community care to prevent social isolation of mentally ill people: Asian Experience - Srikala Bharth (India)

11:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 12:45

12:45 - Lunch break 13:45

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DAY 2 HALL 3 (CROWNE D HALL)

13:45 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 14:45

Symposium 24 - THE IMPACT OF FAMILY PSYCHO-EDUCATION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA, BIPOLAR DISORDERS AND OTHER RELATED DISORDERS *with the support of WASP Scientific Section on Family Intervention Program Chairs: Saïd Fattah (France), Hachem Tyal (Morocco) 1. Family psychoeducation prevents suicide in schizophrenia -Yann Hodé (France) 14:45 2. Damages caused by schizophrenia within a same family: parent, sibling and child: – 15:45 Testimony of a family caregiver - Jean-Michel Piat (France) 3. The “Families and Bipolar Disorders” Intervention Program with encouraging results for the health of relatives and patients highlighted by the Belgian and Swiss teams - Délèze Mireille (Switzerland) 4. The impact of Profamille, a family psychoeducational program, on Moroccan family members of schizophrenics in Marrakesh - Wydad Hikmat (Morocco) 5. Role of family in relapse prevention of addiction - Fatima Elomari (Morocco)

15:45 – Coffee/Tea break 16:00

16:00 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 17:00

Symposium 27 - SOCIAL / COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY - WHERE TO? (ROUND TABLE) Chairs: Eliot Sorel (USA), Alexandru Paziuc (Romania) 17:00 - Presenters: Roy Kallivayalil (India), Mircea Lăzărescu (Romania), 18:00 Carlos Augusto de Mendonça Lima (Switzerland), Doina Cozman (Romania), Nicoleta Tătaru (Romania)

19:30 – Welcome reception – Crowne Plaza Hotel 22:00

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DAY 2 HALL 4 (PRIMAVERA HALL)

08:30 Free Paper 5 (Details at page 54) - 09:30 Chairs: Karandeep Sonu Gaind (Canada), Chiyo Fujii (Japan)

Symposium 19 - MICROBIOME AND PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Chair: Eliot Sorel (USA) 09:30 Organizer: Anca Hâncu (Romania) - 10:30 1. Microbiome and eating disorders – Anca Hâncu (Romania) 2. Immune system and gut microbiota – Gabriela Radulian, Cornelia Bala, Gabriela Roman, Adriana Mihalas (Romania) 3. Microbiome and depressive disorders -Mansoor Malik (USA)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

10:45 Free Paper 7 (Details at page 56) - 11:45 Chairs: Johannes Wancata (Austria), Armen Soghoyan (Armenia)

11:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 12:45

12:45 - Lunch break 13:45

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13:45 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 14:45

14:45 Free Paper 9 (Details at page 58) – 15:45 Chairs: Yasser Khazaal (Switzerland), Peter Morozov (Russia)

15:45 – Coffee/Tea break 16:00

16:00 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 17:00

17:00 Free Paper 11 (Details at page 60) - 18:00 Chairs: Arun Enara (India), Solomon Rataemane (South Africa)

19:30 – Welcome reception – Crowne Plaza Hotel 22:00

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08:30 Free Paper 4 (Details at page 53) - 09:30 Chairs: Egor Bachila (Russia), Maria Lopez Ibor (Spain)

09:30 Free Paper 6 (Details at page 55) - 10:30 Chairs: Danuta Wasserman (Sweden), Andrew Molodynski (United Kingdom)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

10:45 Free Paper 8 (Details at page 57) - 11:45 Chairs: Antonello Bellomo (Italy), Philip Gorwood (France)

11:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 12:45

12:45 - Lunch break 13:45

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13:45 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 14:45

14:45 Free Paper 10 (Details at page 59) – 15:45 Chairs: Mrugesh Vaishnav (India), Mohd Golam Rabbani (Bangladesh)

15:45 – Coffee/Tea break 16:00

16:00 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 17:00

17:00 Free Paper 12 (Details at page 61) - 18:00 Chairs: Yueqin Huang (China), Indira Sharma (India)

19:30 – Welcome reception – Crowne Plaza Hotel 22:00

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09:30 - Council of Past Presidents 10:30

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

11:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 12:45

12:30 – Section meeting Conflict Management and Resolution / Lunch Break 14:00

13:45 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 14:45

15:00 WPA Action plan - Public Mental Health – discussion – 16:00 Prof. Afzal Javed (WPA President-Elect)

16:00 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 17:00

17:00 - Early Career Psychiatrists’ Sessions: One-hour session 18:00

18:00 – FAST Steering Committee Meeting 19:15

19:30 – Welcome reception – Crowne Plaza Hotel 22:00

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Free Paper 4 (08:30 – 09:30, Hall 5)

EVALUATION OF THE ACCEPTABILITY AND FEASIBILITY OF A WEB-BASED INTERVENTION 1 FOR PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER - A PRELIMINARY DESIGN Agaah Ashrafi, Vandad Sharifi, Maryam Tabatabaei (Iran)

ONLINE VERSUS OFFLINE SELF: EFFECTS OF SOCIAL MEDIA ON MENTAL HEALTH 2 Andrei-Cristian Bondar, Oana-Alexandra Peia, Virgilia Dora Neagu (Romania)

ACCEPTABILITY AND USER-EXPERIENCE OF A WEB-BASED ACCEPTANCE AND 3 COMMITMENT THERAPY INTERVENTION FOR BREAST CANCER PATIENTS Silvia Goliţă, Adriana Băban (Romania)

HEALTHCARE SYSTEM PERFORMANCE IN CONTINUITY OF CARE FOR PATIENTS WITH 4 SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS: A COMPARISON OF FIVE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES Pablo Nicaise (Belgium), Domenico Giacco (United Kingdom), Bettina Soltmann (Germany), Andrea Pfennig (Germany), Elisabetta Miglietta (Italy), Antonio Lasalvia (Italy), Marta Welbel (Poland), Jacek Wciórka (Poland), Victoria Jane Bird (United Kingdom), Stefan Priebe (United Kingdom), Vincent Lorant (Belgium)

“IS THERE A MEDICINE FOR THESE TENSIONS?” BARRIERS TO TREATMENT-SEEKING FOR 5 DEPRESSION SYMPTOMS IN RURAL INDIA: A QUALITATIVE STUDY Tessa Roberts (United Kingdom), Ritu Shrivastava (India), Rahul Shidhaye (India), Mirja Koschorke (India), Vikram Patel (India), Sujit Rathod (United Kingdom)

AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH FOR ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH IN JAPAN: SCHOOL- 6 BASED EDUCATION ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH LITERACY Yasutaka Ojio, Ryoichi Mori, Kazunori Matsumoto, Takahiro Nemoto, Tomiki Sumiyoshi, Hirokazu Fujita, Tsubasa Morimoto, Aya Nishizono-Maher, Chiyo Fuji, Masafumi Mizuno (Japan)

ARE MENTAL HEALTH MISSIONS USEFUL? A MOROCCAN EXAMPLE 7 Raymond Tempier (Canada)

ANTENATAL DEPRESSION IN A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL IN SOUTH INDIA 8 Suvarna Jyothi Kantipudi, Kannan GK, Jayakumar Menon, Ramanathan Sathianathan (India)

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Free Paper 5 (09:30-10:30, Hall 4)

EMERGING THEMES FROM A SELF-CARE PROGRAM AGAINST SECONDARY 1 TRAUMATIZATION: WORKING WITH ASYLUM SEEKERS IN TURKEY Okan Cem Çirakoğlu, Gülin Kahya, Oğuzcan Karakaya (Turkey)

THE ASSOCIATIONS OF CYBERVICTIMIZATION WITH DEPRESSION ARE NOT SIMILAR 2 AMONG BOYS AND GIRLS Sari Fröjd, Sisko Järvinen, Mauri Marttunen, Riittakerttu Kaltiala-Heino (Finland)

JOB SATISFACTION AND STRESS AMONG HEALTHCARE WORKERS IN PUBLIC HOSPITALS 3 IN QATAR Suhaila Ghuloum, Arij Yahya, Anoop Sankaranarayanan, Abdullatif Alkhal, Huda Alnoimi, Nabila Almeer, Abdulwahid Khan (Qatar)

EFFECTS OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A RESILIENCE PROMOTION PROGRAM IN 4 CHILDREN CONSULTING A MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE Marcela Larraguibel, Camila Barrera, Muriel Halpern, María Elena Montt, Florencia Garcia, Macarena Pi Davanzo, Consuelo Aldunate (Chile)

MATERNITY AND MADNESS 5 Maria Emília Pereira, Raquel Luís Medinas, Ricardo Caetano (Portugal)

EXPLORATION OF COGNITIVE SCHEMAS AMONG MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS AND 6 OTHER HEALTH PROFESSIONALS P. Sharma, S. Dang, L.S. Shekhawat (India)

DEVELOPMENT OF A GRIEF AND MOURNING CONSULT IN THE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE 7 SETTING: A PROPOSAL José de Sousa Vale; Ana Isabel Franco (Portugal) IMPACT OF PERINATAL PSYCHOSOCIAL RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS ON 8 BREASTFEEDING PRACTICE AMONG LOW-INCOME WOMEN FROM AN URBAN COMMUNITY IN INDIA Supraja T A, Kavita V Jangam, Geetha Desai, Veena A Satyanarayana, Latha Venkatram, Prabha S Chandra (India)

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Free Paper 6 (09:30-10:30, Hall 5)

WHEN THE OLD IS NO LONGER GOLDEN!: THE PREVALENCE, CORRELATES AND VICTIM- 1 PERSPECTIVES OF ELDER-ABUSE, A MIXED-METHOD STUDY FROM SOUTHERN INDIA Debanjan Banerjee, Migita DCruz, Sivakumar PT, Mathew Varghese (India)

DEMENTIA PREVENTION; EFFECT OF COMORBID DISEASES ON COGNITIVE DECLINE 2 Istvan Boksay (United States)

THEMES IN PSYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH THE ELDERLY 3 Migita D’Cruz, Debanjan Bannerjee, Abha Thakurdesai, Naga VSS Gorthi, Mukku SS Reddy, Mathew Varghese (India)

COMPARISON OF MENTAL HEALTH ACT ABOUT INVOLUNTARY ADMISSION AMONG 4 4 EASTERN ASIA COUNTRIES Mi Jang (Korea)

THERAPEUTIC MANAGEMENT OF ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER WITH 5 PROBLEMATIC CONSUMPTION OF SUBSTANCES Guillermo Nicolas Jemar, Ramiro Isla, Mariana Salech, Guido Liguori (Argentina)

APPROACH-ORIENTED COPING STRATEGY FOR COMBATTING PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS 6 MAY PREVENT ATROPHY OF THE WHOLE HIPPOCAMPUS AND ITS SUBFIELDS IN ELDERLY ADULTS Hisashi Kida, Shinichiro Nakajima, Ryo Shikimoto, Ryo Ochi, Sakiko Tsugawa, Yoshihiro Noda, Masaaki Murakami, Midori Takayama, Masaru Mimura, Hidehito Niimura (Japan)

PREVALENCE OF MENTAL DISORDERS AMONG JUVENILE OFFENDERS: SYSTEMATIC 7 REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS Kyoung-Sae Na, Seo-Eun Cho (Republic of Korea)

A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE MECHANISMS, NATURE, MAGNITUDE AND IMPACT 8 OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN A GERONTOPSYCHIATRIC POPULATION IN FLANDERS Anne Nobels, Ines Keygnaert, Gilbert Lemmens (Belgium)

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Free Paper 7 (10:45-11:45, Hall 4)

LONELINESS AS A MEDIATOR IN THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN INTERNALIZED 1 HOMOPHOBIA AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AMONG SEXUAL MINORITY INDIVIDUALS Kai-Yuan Cheng (United Kingdom), Louise Marston (United Kingdom), Han-Ting Wei (Taiwan), Ying-Chiao Lee (Taiwan), Michael King (United Kingdom)

GENDER DIFFERENCE IN THE SEXUAL ORIENTATION DISPARITIES IN PSYCHOLOGICAL 2 DISTRESS: A POPULATION-BASED STUDY IN TAIWAN Kai-Yuan Cheng, Louise Marston, Michael King (United Kingdom)

STIGMA TOWARDS PEOPLE WITH DEPRESSION 3 Andrei Esanu (Moldova)

INTERNALISED STIGMA IN PERSONS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN 4 QATAR: A CROSS-SECTIONAL MIXED METHODS STUDY Suhaila Ghuloum, Vahe Kehyayan, Hassen Al Amin, Tamara Marji (Qatar)

SYSTEMIC THERAPY: A SOCIAL ADDITION TO OUTPATIENT PSYCHOTHERAPY 5 IN GERMANY Reimer Hinfichs (Germany)

SOCIAL INEQUALITY AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN CHILE: SOCIAL COHESION, SOCIAL 6 CONFLICT AND PERCEPTIONS OF INEQUALITY Álvaro Jiménez, Pablo Reyes, Graciela Rojas (Chile)

SOCIO-ECONOMIC INEQUALITIES IN SUICIDE: CAUSATION OR CONFOUNDING? 7 A MORTALITY FOLLOW-UP OF FORTY POPULATION CENSUSES FROM TWELVE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES Vincent Lorant (Belgium)

THE EXPLORING THE STIGMA ON SUICIDE IN BANGLADESH 8 Tanjir Rashid Soron, Golam Rabbani (Bangladesh)

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Free Paper 8 (10:45-11:45, Hall 5)

THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF SOCIAL COGNITION-MAJOR TARGET FOR THERAPEUTIC 1 STRATEGIES IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Adela Magdalena Ciobanu, Larisa Maria Catrinescu, Carmen Petrina Niculae, Ana Claudia Damian, Dragos Marinescu, Ileana Marinescu (Romania)

ASSOCIATION BETWEEN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN 2 COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDEST OLD POPULATION: A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY UTILIZING ACTIGRAPHY Kouta Suzuki, Hidehito Niimura, Hisashi Kida, Yoko Eguchi, Chiho Kitashima, Ryoko Yamazawa, Midori Takayama, Masaru Mimura (Japan)

SOMATIZATION DISORDER AND THE ISSUE OF STIGAMTIZATION AMONG 3 PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS Claudiu Gabriel Ionescu, Ana Anca Talasman (Romania)

HYPER-GENERAL RECOVERY OF AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL MEMORIES IN 4 SUB-CLINICAL DEPRESSION Violeta-Stefania Rotărescu, Oana Gabriela Turcu (Romania)

ROLE OF FAMILY ACCOMMODATION IN THE SYMPTOM SEVERITY OF OBSESSIVE- 5 COMPULSIVE DISORDER Pragya Sharma, Usha Tanwar, Lokesh Singh Shekhawat (India)

DIOGENES’ SYNDROME AS PRESENTING FEATURE OF EARLY COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT 6 Rashmi Shukla, Ahmed Shoka (United Kingdom)

CONSEQUENCES OF TOXIC STRESS EXPOSURE DURING CHILDHOOD 7 Roxana Stoean (Romania)

DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN CHILEAN WOMEN: THE ROLE OF INCOME AND EDUCATION 8 Graciela ROJAS (Chile)

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Free Paper 9 (14:45-15:45, Hall 4)

TO END OR NOT TO END, IS THE QUESTION!: CONTENT ANALYSIS OF SUICIDE-NOTES AND 1 INTERVIEWS, A QUALITATIVE STUDY IN GERIATRIC SUICIDE SURVIVORS Debanjan Banerjee, Aniruddha Basu , Sekhar P Seshadri (India)

PREDICTORS OF NEGATIVE SYMPTOMS DOMAINS IN SCHIZOPHRENIC OUTPATIENTS 2 Octavia Căpățînă, Ioana Micluția, Mihaela Fagyas-Stănculete (Romania)

MOTOR INTEGRATION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: COORDINATION, SEQUENCING AND IMAGERY 3 Andrei Hopulele-Petri, Mirela Manea (Romania)

UP BRINGING MY CHILD WHILE BRINGING UP ADHD 4 Gracelyn Damitan, Sonia Kumar, Leander Rilloraza, Ruena Valdez, Alvin Fasuyang (Philippines)

INFLAMMATORY SYNDROME IN SCHIZOPHRENIA 5 Ana Cristina Serban, Ramona Paunescu, Ioana Miclutia (Romania)

SOCIAL COGNITION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA SPECTRUM DISORDERS 6 Arina-Diana Sofia, Maria Ladea, Cătălina Tudose (Romania)

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SOCIAL SERVICES FOR THE FEMALE DRUG USE OFFENDERS 7 REENTRY THE COMMUNITY Huiching Wu (Taiwan)

INTEGRATED MODEL OF FAITH, RELIGION AND MENTAL HEALTH CARE GUNASEELAM, 8 INDIA - EXPERIENCE OF 25 YEARS PLUS Ganesan Gopalakrishnan (India)

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Free Paper 10 (14:45-15:45, Hall 5)

HOW CAN PSYCHIATRY TRAINEES HELP TO SHAPE A COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRY UNIT? 1 Paolo Barbosa, Sónia Farinha-Silva, Ana Matos-Pires (Portugal)

COMMUNITY ENGAGED LIFESTYLE MEDICINE – THE BASE FOR HEALTH EQUITY 2 Anca Hâncu (Romania), Florin Mihaltan (Romania)

THE GREAT RETURN INITIATIVE: IN SEARCH OF GLOBAL SKILLSETS 3 Zuzana Palovik (Slovakia)

TEENAGE PREGNANCY AND ABANDON RATES – EFFECTS ON NEURODEVELOPMENT AND 4 MENTAL HEALTH IN CHILDREN Florentina Rad, C. Dima, A. Buica, M. Stancu, E. Andrei, I. Dobrescu (Romania)

PREDICTORS OF POSTPARTUM MOTHER-INFANT BONDING IN A LOW-RESOURCE SETTING 5 Supraja T A, Kavita V Jangam, Prabha S Chandra (India)

MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS (MHP’S) IN THE ERA OF DETERIORATING CLIMATE 6 CONDITIONS – DO WE HAVE AN ETHICAL DUTY TO WARN AND PROTECT? Lise VAN SUSTEREN (USA)

THE CHARMS, TRICKS AND SECRETS OF NATURE AND HOW THEY RESTORE OUR 7 MENTAL HEALTH Lise Van Susteren (USA), Vincenzo Di Nicola (Canada)

A STUDY TO DETERMINE THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN BIRTH RELATED VARIABLES WITH 8 CHILDHOOD AUTISM AND ADHD Sivin P Sam, Roy Abraham Kallivayalil, Sheena Varghese, Manju (India)

A RESEARCH TRIAL ON THE PSYCHOLOGICAL STATUS OF SYRIAN MIGRANTS IN TURKEY 9 Cihan Çetinkaya, İbrahim Halil Korkmaz (Turkey)

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Free Paper 11 (17:00-18:00, Hall 4)

MENTAL HEALTH CHALLENGES IN AN INPATIENT UNIT OF CHILD AND 1 ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRY Florina Rad, Alecsandra Irimia, Roxana Neacsu, Georgiana Craita, Mihaela Stancu, Alexandra Buica, Emanuela Andrei, Iuliana Dobrescu (Romania)

DISTANCE TO HEALTH SERVICES AND TREATMENT-SEEKING FOR DEPRESSIVE 2 SYMPTOMS IN RURAL INDIA: A REPEATED CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY Tessa Roberts (United Kingdom), Rahul Shidhaye (India), Vikram Patel (USA), Shino Shiode (United Kingdom), Chris Grundy (United Kingdom), Sujit Rathod (United Kingdom)

REDUCING THE BURDEN OF MENTAL DISORDERS IN THE COMMUNITY: THE EXPERIENCE 3 OF COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTERS IN IRAN Vandad Sharifi, Farid Abolhassani (Iran)

FOOD INSECURITY IN COMMUNITY-BASED PEOPLE WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS 4 RECEIVING LONG-ACTING INJECTABLE ANTIPSYCHOTIC TREATMENT Scott B. Teasdale, Rachel Morell, Julia Lappin, Andrew Watkins, Jackie Curtis, Philip B. Ward (Australia)

VALIDITY AND RELIABILITY OF THE PERSIAN VERSION OF DRUG RELATED KNOWLEDGE 5 AND ATTITUDE QUESTIONNAIRE IN IRANIAN MEDICAL STUDENTS Mohammadreza Shalbafan, Leila Kamalzadeh, Mohammad-Reza Najarzadegan, Vahid Rashedi, Taha Azarpazhooh, Roohollah Seddigh, Hamidreza Ahmadkhaniha (Iran)

LANGUAGE AS A SOCIAL CONNECTOR IN MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER - MDD 6 Raluca Nicoleta Trifu, Dana Cristina Herța, Bogdana Miclea, Bogdan Nemeș, Doina Cozman, Horia Coman (Romania)

CRISIS INTERVENTION AND STABILIZATION PROGRAM FOR SERIOUS PSYCHIATRIC 7 DISORDERS: THE GREEK EXPERIENCE Ilias Vlachos, Koureta A., Chondraki P., Aristotelides P., Bourazana D., Papageorgiou C., Margariti M. (Greece)

WHAT IS THE FEASIBILITY AND ACCEPTABILITY OF RECORDING VIDEOS OF MOTHER - 8 INFANT INTERACTION IN HOME SETTINGS IN LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES? Chaithra Holla, Laura Bozicevic, Supraja T. A., Geetha Desai, Helen Sharp, Prabha S Chandra (India)

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Free Paper 12 (17:00-18:00, Hall 5)

THE OBUMU PROJECT; BUILDING CONNECTIONS BETWEEN FAMILY MEMBERS AND 1 PEOPLE LIVING WITH DEPRESSION AND EPILEPSY IN A RURAL SUB-COUNTY IN UGANDA Philip Ward (Australia), James Mugisha (Uganda), Davy Vancampfort (Belgium), Hilda Namutebi (Uganda), Peter Byansi (Uganda), Ivan Mwiiwa (Uganda)

INNOVATION IN HEALTHCARE: THE NEW TECHNOLOGY TOOLS TACKLING OLD/NEW 2 PROBLEMS IN MENTAL HEALTH Ion Gheorghe Petrovai (Romania)

A STUDY TO ASSESS PARENTING STRESS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH OF WOMEN 3 HAVING SINGLE PARENTING EXPERIENCE IN DELHI-NCR Sudha Lama, Sandhya Gupta, Sujata Satapathy (India)

INVOLVEMENT OF THE EGO IN THE COMPETITIVE DETERMINATION OF 4 PERFORMANCE ATHLETES Antonia Ioana Trifu, Simona Trifu (Romania)

MATERNITY AND DEPRESSION. LIMITATIONS AND RISKS IN EXERCISING THE 5 MATERNAL ROLE Simona Trifu, Eduard George Carp (Romania)

MENTAL ILLNESS HAS MULTIPLE CAUSES: BELIEFS ON AETIOLOGY AMONG PEOPLE WITH 6 MENTAL ILLNESS IN INDIA Chittaranjan Subudhi, Ramakrishna Biswal, Sanjay Kumar Acharya (India)

MEDIA PORTRAYALS OF MENTAL DISORDER IN ROMANIA: A REVIEW OF 7 POPULAR NEWSPAPERS Lavinia Țânculescu, Valentin Veron Toma (Romania)

A QUALITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF ILLICIT DRUG USE IN ADOLESCENTS AGES 18-24 8 IN INDIA Karen Wen, Devika Gupta, Urvita Bhatia, Sanju George, Abhijit Nadkarni (India)

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Symposium 28 – SOCIAL PSYCHIATRIC ASPECTS OF THE REFUGEE SITUATION IN THE NORDIC COUNTRIES Chairs: Marianne Kastrup (Denmark), Wolfgang Rutz (Sweden) 1. Is there a Nordic approach to ethical questions? - Marianne Kastrup (Denmark) 08:30 - 2. Mental health of refugees in Sweden: Exploring the role of social ties - 09:30 Fredrik Saboonchi (Sweden) 3. Advancements and challenges of hospitalization of migrants into the Republican Vilnius - Arunas Germanavicius (Lithuania) 4. Unaccompanied minors seeking asylum in Sweden - ideas on feasible solutions - Wolfgang Rutz (Sweden)

WPA Conflict Management & Resolution: Symposium 31 - DYING WITH DIGNITY: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES Chairs: Eliot Sorel (USA), Joseph Varghese (India) Discussant: Harischana Gambheera (Sri Lanka) 09:30 - 1. Assisted dying at the patient’s explicit request - Dutch perspective – ethical dilemmas - 10:30 Sisco van Veen (The Netherlands) 2. Dying with Dignity – An Asian Perspective - P.K.Dalal (India) 3. Ortothanasia And the Concept of Just Death - Fernando Lolas (Chile) 4. Do No Harm, Help Me Die: What If There Is No Goldilocks Solution? - Karandeep Sonu Gaind (Canada)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

Symposium 33 - CONTEMPORARY ROMANIAN PSYCHIATRY Chairs: Cătălina Tudose (Romania), Doina Cozman (Romania) 1. Multimodal therapy of major neurocognitive disorders in Romania - 10:45 Cătălina Tudose (Romania) - 2. Suicide prevention in Romania - Doina Cozman (Romania) 11:45 3. Clinical management of Addictions in Romania - Bogdan Nemeș (Romania) 4. The applicability of therapeutic protocols for psychotropic drugs in Romania - between law and clinical need - Roxana Stoean (Romania) 5. The need to adapt the DRG system to the Romanian institutional system of psychiatric care - Ciprian Băcilă (Romania)

Plenary Yves Pelicier Prize 11:45 - Chairs: Roy Kallivayalil (WASP President, India), Tom KJ Craig (United Kingdom) 12:30 Are the current paradigms of work against stigma obsolete? – Norman Sartorius (Switzerland)

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Plenary Session 4 Chairs: Armen Soghoyan (Armenia), David Ndetei (Kenya) 12:30 - Addressing the ongoing marginalization of people with complex mental health needs – 13:30 Helen Killapsy (United Kingdom) Mental Health in developing countries during the past 50 years: Lessons for the future – Mohan Isaac (Australia)

13:30 - Lunch break 14:30

Plenary Session 5 Chairs: Tsutomu Sakuta, Japan (WASP Past President, Japan), Juan E Mezzich (WPA Past 14:30 President, USA) – Involving Patients, careers & families in the treatment programs: Some emerging priorities in 15:30 current psychiatric practice - Afzal Javed (United Kingdom and Pakistan, WPA President-Elect) Social changes and the mental health and wellbeing of the elderly: results from the Ibadan Study of Ageing – Oye Gureja (Nigeria)

15:30 Satellite Symposium: Janssen - What are the benefits on long term when using LAT in schizophrenia? 16:00 Maria Ladea (Romania)

16:00 – Coffee/Tea break 16:15

PRESIDENTIAL SYMPOSIUM Symposium 37 - THE MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES AND TREATMENT OF REFUGEES WORLDWIDE Chair: Eugenio M. Rothe (USA) Discussant: Andres J. Pumariega (USA) 16:15 – 1. The Refugee Crisis in Greece: Mental Health Context - George N. Christodoulou (Greece), 17:15 Nikos G. Christodoulou (Greece) 2. Mental Health Issues and Support System for North Korean Refugees in South Korea - Tae-Yeon Hwang (Korea) 3. The Plight of Internally Displaced Refugees in Sri-Lanka - Jayan Mendis (Sri Lanka) 4. Treatment Interventions for Refugees in the United States - Eugenio M. Rothe (USA)

20:00 – Congress Dinner (pre-paid events please check at the Registration Desk for availability) 22:30 *transfers from the congress venue: 20:00; 20:15 and return 22:30; 23:00

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Symposium 29 - NOSOLOGICAL DIALOGUES BETWEEN DSM-5 AND ICD-11 Chairs: Doina Cozman (Romania), Claudia Dima (Romania) 1. International Classification of Diseases (ICD) 11th Revision. The global standard for 08:30 diagnostic health information - Claudia Dima (Romania) - 09:30 2. ICD-11 – new paradigms in the classification of psychiatric disorders - Doina Cozman (Romania) 3. Neurocognitive Disorders from the Perspective of DSM 5 and ICD 11 - Catalina Tudose (Romania) 4. Worldwide use of the DSM - Roxana Stoean (Romania)

Symposium 32 - IS STIGMATISATION IN PSYCHIATRY STILL AN ISSUE? Chair: Ioana Valentina Micluția (Romania) 1. Stigmatization in mental disorders -Ioana Micluția (Romania) 09:30 2. Stigma in patients diagnosed with schizophrenia - Assist. Octavia Oana Căpățînă (Romania) - 10:30 3. Images of mental disorders in mass media from Romania - Mihaela Fadgyas Stanculete (Romania) 4. The family of a patient with major psychiatric disorders – second target of stigma - Cătălina Crișan (Romania) 5. Mental illness stigma perceived by medical students - Ramona Păunescu (Romania)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

Symposium 34 - IMMIGRANT CHILDREN AND YOUTH: DEVELOPMENT, PSYCHOPATHOLOGY, AND TREATMENT Chair: Andres J. Pumariega (USA) 1. Culture and Child/Adolescent Development: Impact on the Immigrant and Refugee Child - 10:45 Eugenio M. Rothe (United States) - 11:45 2. Cultural Changelings – When Children & Adolescents Migrate Across Cultures - Vincenzo Di Nicola (Canada) 3. Culturally Informed Care for Youth: Treatment Guidelines and Evidence-based Interventions - Andres J Pumariega (USA) 4. Special Considerations around the Psychosocial Needs of Immigrant and Refugee Children and Youth - Rama Rao Gogineni (USA)

11:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 12:30

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12:30 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 13:30

13:30 - Lunch break 14:30

14:30 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 15:30

15:30 Satellite Symposium: Regina Maria/Genetic Center in partnership with Genomind USA - 16:00 Pharmacogenetics in psychiatry - introductory data - Cosmin Arsene (Romania)

16:00 – Coffee/Tea break 16:15

Symposium 38 - UPDATES IN CLINICAL AND THERAPY OF CHRONIC NEUROCOGNITIVE DISORDERS Chair: Maria Moglan (Romania) 16:15 1. Mental Health, a Priority on the Public Agenda! -Ioana Caciula (Romania) – 2. Successful Caregiver Communication and Everyday Situation Support in dementia care - 17:15 Raluca Sfetcu (Romania) 3. Using drama and storytelling in dementia care - Alexandru Pavel (Romania) 4. Innovation in dementia in the Danube Region. One year of activity within INDEED project Danube Interreg - Moglan Maria (Romania)

20:00 – Congress Dinner (pre-paid events please check at the Registration Desk for availability) 22:30 *transfers from the congress venue: 20:00; 20:15 and return 22:30; 23:00

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Symposium 30 - PREVENTION AND EARLY INTERVENTION OF CHILD MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES Chairs: Nina Heinrichs (Germany), Adriana Băban (Romania) 1. Parenting for Preventing Risk of Child Maltreatment in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs): Updated Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis - 08:30 Jamie Lachman (United Kingdom) - 09:30 2. Prevention of Child Maltreatment and Mental Health Problems in the Republic of Moldova: A feasibility study of the Parenting for Lifelong Health programme - Ganabur, N. (Moldova) 3. Translating Parenting for Lifelong Health programme in different cultural contexts: challenges and lessons learned from the RISE preparation phase in Macedonian context - Gajdadzis Knezhevikj S. (Austria) 4. Optimization of the Parenting for Livelong Health (PLH) for Young Children parent programme: Results from Romania - Tăut, D. (Romania)

Workshop 9 - ETHICAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF COMPULSORY PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT IN ROMANIA AND SOME BALKAN COUNTRIES 09:30 Chairs: Nicoleta Tătaru, Gabriela Costea (Romania) - 10:00 1. Mandatory Psychiatric Treatment in Romania - Gabriela Costea (Romania) 2. Compulsory psychiatric treatment in Greece - Athanassios Douzenis (Greece) 3. Compulsory psychiatric treatment in Lithuania - Arunas Germanavicius (Lithuania)

Workshop 12 - VICTIMOLOGY VICTIMS AND THEIR PSYCHO-SOCIAL REHABILITATION AFTER A CRIMINAL ACT 10:00 Chairs: Nicoleta Tătaru (Romania), Gabriela Costea (Romania) - 10:30 Gabriela Costea (Romania) Athanasios Douzenis (Greece) Nicoleta Tătaru (Romania)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

Symposium 35 - EVIDENCE BASED INTEGRATED REHABILITATION CARE SYSTEMS FOR SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS Chairs: Rajesh Mohan (United Kingdom), Teresa Reis (Portugal) 1. Adopting Small- and Large-Scale Quality Improvement Methodology to Enhance Care and Safety in Psychiatric Rehabilitation - Rajesh Mohan (United Kingdom) 10:45 2. Integrating Multiple Care Components for Psychiatric Rehabilitation: The Portuguese - Model - Teresa Reis (Portugal) 11:45 3. Cost-effectiveness of integrated continuous care for people with severe mental illness - Maria Ana Matias (Portugal) 4. The role of General Hospital Psychiatric Liaison in the Whole System Rehabilitation Care Pathway - Gopinath Ranjith (United Kingdom) 5. Receipt of Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services and the Introduction of The National Disability Insurance Scheme in Australia - Carol Harvey (Australia)

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11:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 12:30

12:30 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 13:30

13:30 - Lunch break 14:30

14:30 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 15:30

15:30 - Satellite Symposia in Hall 1 and Hall 2 16:00

16:00 – Coffee/Tea break 16:15

WPA Symposium Symposium 39 - STRATEGIES FOR RESOLVING MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IN THE WORKPLACE Chairs: Michael Sadre-Chirazi-Stark (Germany), Solomon Rataemane (South Africa) 1. Managing workplace stress in the South African context: application of conflict 16:15 – management strategies - Solomon Rataemane (South Africa) 17:15 2. “We want you!” Reflections about psychological stress in modern workplace - Karsten Groth (Germany) 3. Importance of healthy self-leadership and its underlying neuroscientific and psychological principals - Kerstin Liesenfeld (Germany) 4. Implementation of mental health assessment measures in the workplace: WAPR International Certificate - Michael Sadre-Chirazi-Stark (Germany)

20:00 – Congress Dinner (pre-paid events please check at the Registration Desk for availability) 22:30 *transfers from the congress venue: 20:00; 20:15 and return 22:30; 23:00

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Workshop 5 - FAMILIES WHERE A PARENT HAS A MENTAL ILLNESS Chair: Anton Isaacs (Australia) 08:30 Presenter: Darryl Maybery (Australia) - 09:00 1. Best practice interventions for the parent with the mental health problem - Darryl Maybery (Australia) 2. Interventions for the child (young adult) - Darryl Maybery (Australia) 3. Psychiatric services workforce initiatives - Darryl Maybery (Australia)

Workshop 7 - FROM THE THRESHOLD TO THE EVENT: THE EVOLUTION OF CULTURAL 09:00 - 09:30 Chair: Florina Rad (Romania) Presenter: Vincenzo Di Nicola (Canada)

09:30 Workshop 10 - PRACTICE OF NEW STYLE ZEN MEDITATION - 10:00 Chair: Tsutomu SAKUTA (Japan)

10:00 Workshop 13 - MARRIAGE OF WOMEN WITH MENTAL ILLNESS: SHOULD HISTORY OF - MENTAL ILLNESS BE REVEALED AT TIME OF SOLEMNISATION OF MARRIAGE 10:30 Chairs: Indira Sharma (India), Rakesh Kumar Chadda (India)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

Symposium 36 - SOCIAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF PSYCHIATRIC CARE IN TRANSYLVANIA Chairs: Ioana Valentina Micluţia (Romania), Ramona Păunescu (Romania) 1. Employment status in relation to mental and substance use disorders. A one-year 10:45 retrospective study for patients admitted to a Romanian psychiatric facility - Ramona - Păunescu (Romania) 11:45 2. Exploring involuntary care: admissions in the psychiatry clinic Cluj-Napoca, Romania and comparison with national data - C.M. Petrașcu (Romania) 3. Physical restraint for psychiatric patients - Maria Bonea (Romania) 4. Patients in chronic psychiatric hospitals in Transylvania: Improving their and the families’ quality of life and initiating de-institutionalization - Bularda-Alexe Aneea (Romania)

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11:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 12:30

12:30 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 13:30

13:30 - Lunch break 14:30

14:30 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 15:30

15:30 - Satellite Symposia in Hall 1 and Hall 2 16:00

16:00 – Coffee/Tea break 16:15

Symposium 40 - PSYCHO-SOCIAL ISSUES AND SERVICES IN PAKISTAN Chair: Mazhar Malik (Pakistan) 16:15 1. Domestic Violence: A hidden dilemma of Pakistani women - Mazhar Malik (Pakistan) – 2. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practice- Illness Management and Recovery - a Pakistani 17:15 experience – Ajmal Kazmi (Pakistan) 3. Development and validation of assessment of psycho- education of careers questionnaire: an early experience abstract - Imran Ijaz Haider (Pakistan) 4. Depression in mothers of children with Learning Disability - Asad Tameezuddin (Pakistan)

20:00 – Congress Dinner (pre-paid events please check at the Registration Desk for availability) 22:30 *transfers from the congress venue: 20:00; 20:15 and return 22:30; 23:00

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Workshop 6 - TWO OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ADAPTOGENS, RHODIOLA ROSEA AND GINSENG Chair: Ramona-Niculina Jurcău Organizers: Ramona-Niculina Jurcău, Ioana-Marieta Jurcău, Dong Hun Kwak, Nicolae-Alexandru 08:30 Colceriu - 09:00 1. Medical doctors’ opinion before and after a postgraduate medical course about Ginseng - Ramona-Niculina Jurcău (Romania), Ioana-Marieta Jurcău, Dan Monea, Daniel Rusu, Emilia-Florina Grosu, Florin Trif, Vlad-Teodor Grosu 2. Rhodiola Rosea use for stress, an analysis from the PubMed publications perspective - Ioana Jurcău (Romania), Ramona Jurcău, Nicolae-A Colceriu

Workshop 8 - MODULATION OF MENTAL STRESS AND PHYSICAL STRESS THROUGH MUSIC THERAPY Chair: Ramona-Niculina Jurcău 09:00 Organizers: Ramona-Niculina Jurcău, Emilia-Florina Grosu, Ioana-Marieta Jurcău, Vlad-Teodor Grosu - 1. Music therapy influence on anxiety and fatigue sensation, in acute mental stress - 09:30 Ramona-Niculina Jurcău (Romania), Vlad-Teodor Grosu, Ioana-Marieta Jurcău, Dong Hun Kwak, Gheorghe-Florin Trif, Radu-Adrian Rozsnyai, Emilia-Florina Grosu 2. Influence of two music genres, on acute physical stress, in sedentary persons - Ioana- Marieta Jurcău (Romania), Ramona-Niculina Jurcău, Dong Hun Kwak

Workshop 11 - STIGMA, GLOBALISATION AND RADICALISATION 09:30 Chairs: Jenny Willis (United Kingdom), Nadarasar Yoganathan (United Kingdom) - Organizer: Jenny Willis (United Kingdom) 10:00 1. Stigma, cultural/social identity and globalization - Jenny Willis (United Kingdom) 2. History of groups and radicalization – N.Yoganathan (United Kingdom)

10:00 Workshop 14 - CRIMINALITY AMONG IMMIGRANTS TO THE UNITED STATES: DISPELLING - MYTHS AND CLARIFYING STATISTICS 10:30 Chair: Eugenio Rothe (USA)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

Workshop 15 - PROJECTS ON INTERPRETATION, ETHICS & THE CLINICAL GAZE FROM THE ADAMSON COLLECTION Chair: David O’Flynn (United Kingdom) 1. The evolution of an ethical position by the Adamson Collection - 10:45 - David O’Flynn and Nuala Ernest (United Kingdom) 11:45 2. “Abandoned Goods”. A screening of the film by Pia Borg and Edward Lawrenson (2014) 3. Biography and repetition: the late work of Mary Bishop - Adamson Collection artist, Mary Bishop (United Kingdom) 4. Metaphor, Myth Metamorphosis: Ron Hampshire and the Adamson Collection - David O’Flynn and Chloe Trainor (United Kingdom)

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11:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 12:30

12:30 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 13:30

13:30 - Lunch break 14:30

14:30 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 15:30

15:30 - Satellite Symposia in Hall 1 and Hall 2 16:00

16:00 – Coffee/Tea break 16:15

Workshop 16 - THE MADNESS OF PSYCHIATRY IN 21ST CENTURY UK Chairs: Jenny Willis (United Kingdom), Nadarasar Yoganathan (United Kingdom) 16:15 Organizer: Jenny Willis (United Kingdom) – 16:45 1. Madness and the stigma of mental illness in the UK - Jenny Willis (United Kingdom) 2. Community Care, Scare, Chaos and Scarce … A group dynamic perspective - N. Yoganathan (United Kingdom)

Workshop 17 - EASTERN SPIRITUALITY, MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING IN 21ST CENTURY UK 16:45 Chairs: Jenny Willis (United Kingdom), Nadarasar Yoganathan (United Kingdom) – 17:15 Organizer: Jenny Willis (United Kingdom) 1. Wellbeing, religion and spirituality - Jenny Willis (United Kingdom) 2. Eastern spirituality and psychotherapy - N. Yoganathan (United Kingdom)

20:00 – Congress Dinner (pre-paid events please check at the Registration Desk for availability) 22:30 *transfers from the congress venue: 20:00; 20:15 and return 22:30; 23:00

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DAY 3 HALL 6 (Orhideea I Meeting Room - WASP President’s office)

11:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 12:30

12:30 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 13:30

13:30 - Lunch break 14:30

Early Career Psychiatrists’ Sessions: 2 hours session 14:00 - Climate Deterioration and the Epidemic of Violence: can social psychiatry help to cope with them? 16:00 Masterclass for WCSP fellows Norman SARTORIUS (Switzerland), Eliot SOREL (USA)

14:30 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 15:30

15:30 - Satellite Symposia in Hall 1 and Hall 2 16:00

16:00 – Coffee/Tea break 16:15

17:00 Early Career Psychiatrists’ Sessions: One-hour session - 18:00 Meeting with the President, President Elect and Immediate Past President

20:00 – Congress Dinner (pre-paid events please check at the Registration Desk for availability) 22:30 *transfers from the congress venue: 20:00; 20:15 and return 22:30; 23:00

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PRESIDENTIAL SYMPOSIUM Symposium 41 - POSSIBLE MODELS TO REDUCE COERCION IN MENTAL HEALTH SETTINGS Chairs: Andrew Molodynski (United Kingdom), Louise Penzenstadler (Switzerland) Organizer: Louise Penzenstadler (Switzerland) 08:30 1. Psychiatric advance directives: a possible way to overcome coercion and promote - empowerment? - Yasser Khazaal (Switzerland) 09:30 2. Advance statements in case of treatment dropout for addictive disorders - Louise Penzenstadler (Switzerland) 3. Possibilities to reduce coercion in a hospital setting: the Weddinger Model - Liselotte Mahler (Germany) 4. Street triage- what are we doing? - Andrew Molodynski (United Kingdom)

Symposium 31 - PROBLEMATIC USAGE OF INTERNET AND BEHAVIORAL ADDICTIONS: NEW CHALLENGES FOR SOCIAL PSYCHIATRY Chairs: Giovanni Martinotti (Italy), François Ferrero, (Switzerland) 1. Behavioral addictions and psychiatric comorbidities - Luigi Janiri (Italy) 09:30 2. Prevalence of internet addiction: A pilot study in a group of Italian high-school students - - Federico Mucci (Italy) 10:30 3. Problematic Usage of Internet and Gaming Disorder - Julius Burkauskas (Lithuania) 4. Are we over-pathologizing everyday life? The phenomenon of behavioral addictions - Jasser Khazaal (Switzerland) 5. Problematic usage of Internet in Romania - Carmen-Adella Sîrbu, Lidia Dobrescu (Romania)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

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Plenary Address by President Elect: Rachid Bennegadi (France) - The digital era and its 10:45 imprint on self-consciousness: Psycho-socio-anthropological aspects - 11:30 Chairs: Driss Moussaoui (WASP Past President, Morocco), Karandeep Sonu Gaind (WPA Board Member, Canada)

Romanian Academy Symposium Symposium 48 - QUALITY OF LIFE AND MENTAL HEALTH: A SOCIOLOGICAL APPROACH Chairs: Sorin Cace (Romania), Mălina Voicu (Romania) 1. Mental Health in Older Romanians. A social exclusion problem? - 11:30 Iuliana Precupetu (Romania), Marja Aartsen, Marian Vasile - 2. Active aging, subjective health and wellbeing: on how engagement with society shapes 12:30 subjective health and wellbeing among seniors - Ioana Ramia (Romania), Mălina Voicu 3. Concern for promoting a healthy working environment: steps towards preventing burnout - Simona Stănescu (Romania), Sorin Cace 4. Challenges for mental health status in prison environment - Simona Ilie (Romania), Cristina Tomescu

Plenary Session 6 Chairs: Rama Rao Gogineni (USA), P. Joseph Varghese (India) 12:30 – Stigma and social distance for schizophrenia in psychiatrists, general practitioners and service 13:30 users as a barrier to universal health - Gabriel Ivbijaro (United Kingdom) Acculturation, Cultural Identity, and Mental Health: Implications for Post-Modern Youth - Andres Pumariega (USA)

13:30 Plenary Valedictory function and Installation of the new President Rachid Bennegadi – 14:00 (France)

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Symposium 42 - HUMAN SEXUALITY, ART AND AMBIVALENCE 08:30 Chair: N. Yohanathan (United Kingdom) - 09:30 1. Sexuality, stigma and language – Jenny Willis (United Kingdom) 2. Sexuality, gender, culture and psychiatry – N. Yoganathan (United Kingdom) 3. Open dialogue based on Median Group principles – N. Yoganathan (United Kingdom)

Symposium 44 - MEDIA TRENDS IN MENTAL HEALTH Chairs: Ana Velosa (Portugal), António Neves (Portugal) Organizer: Fatima Urzal (Portugal) 1. Portrayal of schizophrenia in newspapers – the Portuguese case and literature review - 09:30 Maria de Fátima Urzal, Inês Donas-Boto, Rui Martins (Portugal) - 2. Internet search trends in mental health – from population to policies - 10:30 Inês Donas-Boto, Fátima Urzal, António Neves (Portugal) 3. Social media influence in mental health - a narrative review - Inês Donas-Boto, Fátima Urzal, Rui Martins (Portugal) 4. The impact of Mental-Health Awareness Days according to internet search trends - Fátima Urzal, Inês Donas-Boto, Bruno Silva (Portugal)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

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10:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 11:30

Symposium 49 - APPROACHES TO MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION IN RUSSIA 11:30 Chair: Olga Pazyna (Russia) - 12:30 1. How to Attract Undergraduates to Psychiatry? - Peter V.Morozov (Russia) 2. Mental Health Education for Non-specialists - Olga Pazyna (Russia) 3. Mental Health Training for People Living with HIV - Egor Bachilo (Russia)

12:30 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 13:30

13:30 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 14:00

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Symposium 43 - PSYCHO-SOCIAL REHABILITATION - BETWEEN THEORY AND PRACTICE Chair: Alexandru Paziuc 1. Challenges and opportunities in developing supported employment services within social enterprises for NEETs* in North East of Romania - Roxana Mihaela Mărginean (Romania), 08:30 Gafiuc Petru Vasile, Popescu Couta Alina - 2. Psycho-social rehabilitation - between theory and practice - Alexandru Paziuc (Romania) 09:30 3. New aspects of psychosocial rehabilitation - Ida Kosza (Hungary) 4. A History of Work and Occupational Therapy in Bucharest – 1855-2004 - Valentin Toma (Romania) 5. Perceived emotional exhaustion, the need for rest and their impact on the workforce - Lavinia Tanculescu (Romania)

Symposium 45 - CHALLENGES IN PROVIDING CARE FOR ENDURING SEVERE MENTAL DISORDERS Chair: Thomas J. Craig (United Kingdom) 1. An economic evaluation of inpatient rehabilitation for people with psychosis using 09:30 - routinely collected data - David O’Flynn (United Kingdom) 10:30 2. The importance of continuity of care in the management of schizophrenia – Thomas J. Craig (United Kingdom) 3. The QuEST Study: Quality and Effectiveness of Supported Tenancies for People with Mental Health Problems. A national programme of research across England - Helen Killapsy (United Kingdom)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

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10:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 11:30

Symposium 50 - A PSYCHIATRY WITHOUT INVOLUNTARY TREATMENT- REALISTIC AMBITION OR FANTASY? Chair: Andrew Molodynski (United Kingdom) 11:30 - 1. Soumitra Pathare (India) 12:30 2. Involuntary detention and treatment: are we edging to a ‘paradigm shift? - George Szmukler (United Kingdom) 3. Coercion in mental health care internationally- a broad perspective - Andrew Molodynski (United Kingdom)

12:30 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 13:30

13:30 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 14:00

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YHPT Symposium 3 – THE INTERTWINEMENT OF FAMILY, PERSONALITY AND AFFECTIVE DISORDERS IN 21ST CENTURY EVIDENCE BASED PSYCHIATRY Chairs: Valentin Radoi (Romania), Cătălina Hogea (Romania) 08:30 - 1. The story of personality in Bipolar Disorder - Valentin Radoi, Gabriel Cicu (Romania) 09:30 2. Family environment and adverse life events: can they predict or protect against the development of personality disorders? - Cornelia Paraipan (Romania) 3. Beyond Depression and Anxiety: Why pay Attention to Learned Helplessness and Personality Traits - Catalina Mihaela Hogea (Romania)

Symposium 46 - CREATIVITY, DRUGS, MADNESS AND RECOVERY Chair: N. Yoganathan (United Kingdom) 09:30 - 1. Creativity and mental wellbeing - Jenny Willis (United Kingdom) 10:30 2. Drugs, creativity and Woodstock 50 years on - N. Yoganathan (United Kingdom) 3. Recovery model and the story of Fleetwood Mac (1967-1972) – N. Yoganathan (United Kingdom)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

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10:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 11:30

Symposium 51 - DEVELOPMENT OF INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY RESILIENCE IN THE PROMOTION OF MENTAL HEALTH Chair: Adalberto de Paula Barreto (Brazil)

11:30 1. Disease as a path from the perspective of resilience: self-healing consciousness - development program (pro-healing) - Maria Henriqueta Camarotti (Brazil) 12:30 2. Community therapy: a context of empowerment and resilience of communities, families and social nets - Marilene Grandesso (Brazil) 3. Resilience, culture and art: how to reinvent the future - Sana Santos Cabral (Brazil) 4. Community therapy as an instrument of psychosocial intervention in the north of Brazil - Raimundo Geraldo Viana Sales, Rafael Veiga Sales (Brazil)

12:30 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 13:30

13:30 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 14:00

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DAY 4 HALL 5 (ORHIDEEA II HALL)

08:30 Workshop 18- THE STIGMA EXPERIENCE & THE CHALLENGE OF ACCESS TO CARE - 09:00 Chair: Kate Cronkite (USA)

Workshop 19 - METABOLIC AND FUNCTIONAL MODULATION IN PHYSICAL EFFORT AND PHYSICAL STRESS Chair: Ramona-Niculina Jurcău Organizers: Ramona-Niculina Jurcău, Mihai Kiss, Cornelia Popovici, Ioana-Marieta Jurcău 09:00 - 1. Influence of Passiflorine and physical training, on psychological-mental stress, in 09:30 sedentary persons - Ramona-Niculina Jurcău (Romania), Mihai Kiss, Ioana-Marieta Jurcău, Nicolae-Alexandru Colceriu, Cezar Honceriu, Cornelia Popovici 2. Coenzyme Q10Forte influence on heart rate, glycemia and muscle-soreness, in physical stress - Ioana-Marieta Jurcău (Romania), Ramona-Niculina Jurcău, Nicolae-Alexandru Colceriu)

Symposium 47 - BRIDGING EASTERN AND WESTERN PSYCHIATRY EXPERIENCE - A SCIENTIFIC AND TRANSCULTURAL JOURNEY Chairs: Mario Di Fiorino (Italy), Ovidiu Alexinschi (Romania) 1. Bridging Eastern and Western Psychiatry experience - a scientific and transcultural 09:30 journey - Mario Di Fiorino (Italy) - 2. Living the digital adolescence - social media and gamification - 10:30 Ovidiu Alexinschi (Romania) 3. The association of stigma and social disability in mental disorders - Tomasz Gondek (Poland) 4. AUDIT National Testing Day. A country-wide initiative to screen for alcohol use disorders- Eugen Hriscu (Romania)

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

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10:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 11:30

Symposium 52 - STIGMA, MINDFULNESS AND MADNESS Chair: N. Yoganathan (United Kingdom) 11:30 - 1. Stigma, the madness of psychiatry and a redefinition of health – 12:30 Jenny Willis (United Kingdom) 2. Madness and mindfulness – N. Yoganathan (United Kingdom) 3. Zen, madness and mindfulness – N. Yoganathan (United Kingdom)

12:30 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 13:30

13:30 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 14:00

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DAY 4 HALL 6 (Orhideea I Meeting Room - WASP President’s office)

08:00 - Early Career Psychiatrists’ Sessions: One-hour session 09:00

10:30 - Coffee/Tea break 10:45

10:45 - Plenary Session in Hall 1 11:30

12:30 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 13:30

13:30 – Plenary Session in Hall 1 14:00

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DAY 2 E-Poster Session

1. INDIVIDUAL PERSPECTIVES ON QUALITY OF LIFE: ARE THERE SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ANXIETY AND PSYCHOTIC SPECTRUM DISORDERS? Ioana Roxana Adam, Cristina-Valentina Oprea, Ana Cristina Bredicean, Catalina Iulia Giurgi-Oncu (Romania)

2. A MIGRANT’S TALE AND INEQUITY IN ACCESS TO MENTAL HEALTHCARE Ana Afonso Quintãoa, Catarina Melo Santosa, Nuno Mouraa, Filipa Pratesa, Raquel Luís Medinasa, João Viana (Portugal)

3. DEMOGRAPHICS OF FIRST-EPISODE PSYCHOSIS Ana Afonso Quintãoa, Catarina Melo Santosa, Leonor Santanaa, Nuno Mouraa, Raquel Luís Medinasa, Emília Pereiraa, João Viana (Portugal)

4. PERCEPTIONS OF CHANGES IN LIVES OF CAREGIVERS, WHO PROVIDE CARE TO CANCER PATIENTS IN WESTERN GREECE Konstantina N. Grigoratou, Konstantinos Argyropoulos, Dimitris Avramidis, Panos Alexopoulos, Dimitris Kardamakis, Philippos Gourzis, Eleni Jelastopulu (Greece)

5. ILE OF PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS OF A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL AFTER DEVELOPING AN ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD DATABASE Maria Bakola, Candan Kendir, Konstantina Soultana Kitsou, Anna Koralia Sakaretsanou, Vaia Bizirgianni, Thomas Hyphantis, Eleni Jelastopulu (Greece)

6. PARTICULARITIES AND COMORBIDITIES IN VERY ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH MENTAL HEALTH IMPAIRMENT RE Stirban, DM Olteanu, C Draganescu, OD Zara, C Voiculet, C Giuglea, V Pirvu, S Omer, I Dina, LA Balaceanu (Romania)

7. SERUM ELECTROLYTES IMBALANCE AND NEUROPSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS: PRIMARY OR SECONDARY DISORDERS? C Draganescu, A Gociu, C Voiculet, OD Zara, C Giuglea, C Grigoriu, RE Stirban, I Dina, LA Balaceanu (Romania)

8. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SELF-ESTEEM AND SELF-STIGMATIZATION IN PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS Cristina Bredicean, Sorin Ursoniu, Simona Tamasan, Ileana Stoica, Alexandra Riviș, Ion Papavă, Vlad Negrila, Adrian Culici, Cătălina Giurgi-Oncu (Romania)

9. SOCIAL VIOLENCE AND THE RISK FOR PSYCHOSIS Hugo CANAS SIMIÃO, N. de Moura, D. Esteves-Sousab, N. Rodriguesc, L. Santana (Portugal)

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10. THE NURSING ROLE IN CRISIS RESOLUTION TEAM IN MENTAL HEALTH SETTINGS: THE GREEK EXPERIENCE Chondraki Paraskevi, Vlachos Ilias, Aristotelidis Panagiotis, Koureta Aikaterini, Lempesi Eleni, Margariti Maria (Greece)

11. CLINICAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS CONCERNING FREQUENT VISITORS OF PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT OF EGINITION HOSPITAL Magioglou Panagiota, Chondraki Paraskevi, Lempesi Eleni, Margariti Maria, Papageorgiou Charalabos (Greece)

12. NEGLECT IN CLINICAL OBSERVATION: HOW TO EMPOWER IDENTITY RESOURCES FOR MOOD NORMALIZATION? Cristina Curtolo (Italy)

13. NEUROPSYCHIATRIC MANIFESTATIONS OF PELLAGRA IN THE GERIATRIC POPULATION Migita D’Cruz, Debanjan Bannerjee, Abha Thakurdesai, Vijaykumar Harbishettar, P. T. Sivakumar, Mathew Varghese, Sandhya Mangalore (India)

14. OUT-OF-POCKET SPENDING ON THE HEALTHCARE OF PEOPLE WITH MENTAL DISORDERS IN THE CONTEXT OF MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES SUCH AS MEXICO Lina Díaz-Castro, Héctor Cabello-Rangel, Miriam Arroyo-Belmonte (México)

15. SCHIZOPHRENIA WITH OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE FEATURES Vlad Dionisie, Mirela Manea, Andreea Crăciun (Romania)

16. SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS COMPROMISING HIV PREVENTION BY PREP Maria Do Loreto Camara Serra (Portugal)

17. ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN FINANCIAL STATUS, EDUCATION LEVEL, SLEEP QUALITY, AND SYMPTOM LEVELS IN POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER Hana Đogaš (Croatia), Hrvoje Raos (Croatia), Marijana Vučković (Croatia), Dora Kirigin (Croatia), Dolores Britvić (Croatia), George M. Slavich (USA)

18. PSYCHOPATHOLOGY AS AN INFLUENCE IN ART - A CASE-REPORT Daniel Esteves-Sousa, Albuquerque M., Moura Nuno, Simião Hugo, Facucho-Oliveira J., Espada-Santos P., Mendonça L., Tropa J. (Portugal)

19. SLEEP DISORDERS - A SCOPING REVIEW Silvia Florescu, Constanta Mihaescu Pintia, Carmen Camelia Sasu, Ciutan Marius, Silvia Gabriela Scintee, Cristian Vlădescu (Romania)

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20. SIMULATION OF PSYCHOTIC SYMPTOMS IN VIRTUAL REALITY. EVALUATION OF THE EMOTIONAL STATE AND SIMULATOR SICKNESS IN MENTAL HEALTH ESSIONALS Caterina Fusco, Antonietta Moccia, Marianna Di Nunzio, Nicoletta Casillo, Maria Angela Mercorio, Michele Baiano, Walter Di Munzio (Italy)

21. PROGRESSIVE MUSCLE RELAXATION TRAINING: CLASSIC TECHNIQUE AND VIRTUAL REALITY FOR PSYCHOTIC PATIENTS Caterina Fusco, Marianna Di Nunzio, Antonietta Moccia (Italy)

22. IMPLEMENTATION OF A NEW GROUP THERAPY FOR FAMILIES OF PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM SCHIZOPHRENIA Dragana Goujon, Mme Sylvie Bourguoin, Mme Annnabelle Vincent (France)

23. RELEVANCE OF POSITIVE EMOTIONAL AND INTERPERSONAL LEARNING IN RESILIENCE PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN Muriel Halpern, Balart C., Gutiérrez C., Larraguibel M., Montt M. (Chile)

24. THE ROLE OF THE FAMILY IN THE EVOLUTION OF TEENAGE PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA Diana Ștefania Hulea, Magdalena Budișteanu, Bogdan Budișteanu (Romania)

25. PSYCHOSIS AND EATING DISORDERS Romina Ionescu, Mirela Manea, Gabriela Nicolescu, Alina Ficau (Romania)

26. EVALUATION OF ON-ROAD DRIVING ABILITIES IN PATIENTS WITH NEUROCOGNITIVE DYSFUNCTIONS USING THE EVENT DATA RECORDER Emi Ito, Hajime Tanaka, Ayami Yoshihara (Japan)

27. THE FACTORS OF MENTAL HEALTH STAFFS EMPOWERMENT ON THE JOB OF COMMUNITY CARE Kazuko Iwai (Japan)

28. PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION - LORQUIN HOSPITAL CENTER Francine Burrus Mehl, Melitina Ioana Nedelcu (France)

29. THE MEDIATING EFFECT OF HEALTH STATUS ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIAL INTEGRATION AND SUBJECTIVE AGE FOR THE ELDERLY Eunji KANG (Korea)

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30. LONELINESS WITH SOCIAL BRAIN IN AGING Aran KIM (Korea)

31. INTERVENTION AND STABILIZATION PROGRAM FOR CRISIS IN SERIOUS PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS (I): DATA FROM THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PROGRAM – SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC RESULTS AND CLINICAL INDICATORS Aikaterini Koureta, Theodoropoulou P., Maniatakou ST., Dimopoulou K., Vlachos I., Papageorgiou C., Margariti M (Greece)

32. INTERVENTION AND STABILIZATION PROGRAM FOR CRISIS IN SERIOUS PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS (II) DATA REGARDING PATIENT AND CARETAKER SATISFACTION Aikaterini Koureta, Spinaris V., Grigoriadou M., Grigoraki M., Chondraki P., Papageorgiou C., Margariti M. (Greece)

33. INTERVENTION AND STABILIZATION PROGRAM FOR MENTAL CRISIS IN SERIOUS PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS (III): DATA FROM QUALITY OF LIFE AND PATIENT’S FUNCTIONAL LEVEL ASSESSMENT Aikaterini Koureta, Koureta A., Asimopoulos CH, Pachi A., Vassiliou G, Vlachos I., Margariti M., Papageorgiou C. (Greece)

34. COMPULSORY ADMISSION: MENTALLY DISORDERED OFFENDERS AND CHRONIC PSYCHIATRIC PATIENTS Maria Ladea, Sofia A, Ionescu Tc (Romania)

35. STIGMA AFFECTING THE MENTAL HEALTH OF JUNIOR DOCTORS - A LITERATURE REVIEW Alma László, Mariana Adelina Mariş (Romania)

36. SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL INCLUSION FEATURES IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER Maria-Mădălina Leți, Petra Madalina Comandasu, Cristina Radulea, Mihaela Popovici, Mihaela Ionescu, Sabina Rada, Adrian Anton, Raluca Grozavescu (Romania)

37. SCHOOL AS A PUBLIC MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCE DRUG EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOLLOW-UP: A REVIEW Raquel Luís Medinas, Maria Emília Pereira, Catarina Melo Santos, Ana Afonso Quintão, Ricardo Caetano (Portugal)

38. DOES EMPLOYMENT PROMOTE RECOVERY AMONG INDIVIDUALS WITH PSYCHIATRIC DISABILITIES? A LONGITUDINAL STUDY Tsutomu Oyama, Kenya Ishida, Kimiko Tanaka, Masatoshi Nakagawa (Japan)

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39. HOARDING AND ADVERSE LIFE EVENTS: IS THERE A RELATIONSHIP? Catarina Melo Santos, Ana Afonso Quintão, Nuno Moura, Raquel Luís Medinas, Emília Pereira (Portugal)

40. WHEN LANGUAGE BARRIERS MAKE IT DIFFICULT TO DIAGNOSE Catarina Melo Santos, Ana Afonso Quintão, Raquel Luís Medinas, Nuno Moura, Ricardo Caetano (Portugal)

41. WHAT THE CHILDREN LEARNED FROM A SCHOOL RESILIENCE PROGRAM Maria Elena Montt, Balart C., Gutiérrez C., Halpern M., Larraguibel M. (Chile)

42. HOARDING DISORDER: STATE OF THE ART Nuno de Moura, Hugo Canas Simião, Daniel Sousa, Ana Quintão, Catarina Santos, Leonor Esteves (Portugal)

43. THE IMPACT OF SMARTPHONE USE ON CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS. A LITERATURE REVIEW Isabela Nițică, Cristian Puşcaş, Viorel Lupu (Romania)

44. THE ASSOCIATIONS OF SUBSTANCE-RELATED, MOOD AND PERSONALITY DISORDERS WITH HEALTH CARE ATTENDANCE AMONG LONG-TERM UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE Kirsti Nurmela Virpi Heikkinen, Aino Mattila, Risto Hokkanen, Aarne Ylinen, Jukka Uitti, Pekka Virtanen (Finland)

45. SURVEY ON MENTAL HEALTH LITERACY AMONG HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN JAPAN Yoshiyo Oguchi, Yasutaka Ojio, Taiju Yamaguchi, Ryoichi Mori, Takahiro Nemoto, Hiroki Kocha, Masafumi Mizuno (Japan)

46. BIOMEDICAL MESSAGES FOR REDUCING MENTAL HEALTH-RELATED STIGMA: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL Yasutaka Ojio, Sosei Yamaguchi, Kazusa Ota, Shuntaro Ando, Shinsuke Koike (Japan)

47. PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS IN A GROUP OF IMMIGRANTS WITH MENTAL DISORDERS, A COMPARISON WITH NATIVE PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENTS Corinna Pancheri, Roselli V., Giordani R., Magliocchetti V., Todini L, Biondi M, Pasquini M., Tarsitani L. (Italy)

48. STRESS, ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION IN ONCOLOGICAL PATIENTS Bogdan Patrichi, Anca Dumitrache, Irina-Maria Bedreaga, Radu-Ioan Dragomir, Andreea Ştefania Itu, Radu Ştefan Rogojina (Romania)

49. THE USE OF ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY AFTER A SUICIDE ATTEMPT Bogdan Patrichi, Radu Ștefan Rogojină, Anca Dumitrache, Irina-Maria Bedreagă, Andreea Ștefania Itu, Radu-Ioan Dragomir (Romania)

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50. IDIOSYNCRASY OF DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY IN PATIENTS DIAGNOSED WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS Bogdan Patrichi, Anca Dumitrache, Irina-Maria Bedreaga, Radu-Ioan Dragomir, Andreea Ştefania Itu, Radu Ştefan Rogojina (Romania)

51. THE REGGIO EMILIA EXPERIENCE ON IMPLEMENTATION OF INDIVIDUAL PLACEMENT AND SUPPORT IN ITALY Lorenzo Pelizza, Maria Lorena Ficarelli, Elisabetta Vignali, Simona Artoni, Maria Cristina Franzini, Serenella Montanaro, Maria Vittoria Andreoli, Sara Marangoni, Elizabeth Ciampà, Diana Erlicher, Elisa Troisi, Simona Pupo (Italy)

52. EMPLOYMENT STATUS AMONG PATIENTS WITH ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE Martina-Luciana Pintea-Trifu, Maria Bonea, Ioana Valentina Miclutia (Romania)

53. PREDICTORS OF ATTENDANCE RATES AMONG EMERGING ADULTS WITHIN AN ADULT OUTPATIENT PSYCHIATRY DEPARTMENT Samira Rabbanifar, My Nim, April Malikowski, Julia Rutenberg, Amy Kranzler, Ana Ozdoba (USA)

54. IDENTIFYING SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF MENTAL HEALTH IN A WAR AFFECTED REGION, AN AREA FOR DEVELOPMENT IN SRI LANKA Sumudu Rajapakse, Jayan Mendis (Sri Lanka)

55. TRAJECTORIES OF POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER SYMPTOMS AMONG LOCAL DISASTER RECOVERY WORKERS SINCE THE GREAT EAST JAPAN EARTHQUAKE Atsushi Sakuma, Ikki Ueda, Wataru Shoji, Hiroaki Tomita, Hiroo Matsuoka, Kazunori Matsumoto (Japan)

56. DEVELOPING A SCALE OF SOCIAL SKILLS IN WORKPLACES WITH PATIENTS WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS Sayaka Sato, Natsuki Sasaki, Masashi Mizuno, Michiyo Shimodaira, Chiyo Fujii (Japan)

57. ARTS AND SCHIZOPHRENIA. CASE REPORT Ana Cristina SERBAN (Romania)

58. DETERMINING THE CUTOFF POINT OF THE PERSIAN VERSION OF CONNERS PARENTS RATING SCALE (CPRS-PV) FOR ADHD IN IRANIAN CHILDREN Elham Shirazi, Narges Moghimi, Fatemeh Hadi, Mohammad-Reza Shalbafan, Fatemeh Kashaninasab, Soosan Shirazi (Iran)

59. EMOTIONALLY UNSTABLE PERSONALITY DISORDER AND EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROME: IS THERE A LINK? Rashmi Shukla, Ahmed Shoka (United Kingdom)

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60. PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS BEHIND CLIMATE CHANGE HUMAN RESPONSES - WITH A VIEWPOINT OF CROSS-CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING: COMPARING JAPAN AND PORTUGAL Eriko Sugiyama (Japan)

61. CLOZAPINE AND ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY IN TREATMENT OF DELUSIONAL DISORDER: A CASE REPORT Chua Sze Hung, Ng Bee Zhen, Sarah Marilyn Amin, Nurul Nadiah Muhamad, Jessica Kaur Moti, Lim Ai Hwa, Chan Kok-Lye, Lew Sheau Voon, Loo Jiann Lin, Nicholas Pang Tze Ping (Malaysia)

62. DEPRESSION IN ADOLESCENT WITH HIGH FUNCTIONING AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER: A CASE REPORT AND LITERATURE REVIEW Chua Sze Hung, Jessica Kaur Moti, Sarah Marilyn Amin, Soon Hui Lee, Nurul Nadiah Muhamad, Lim Ai Hwa, Chan Kok-Lye, Lew Sheau Voon, Loo Jiann Lin, Nicholas Pang Tze Ping (Malaysia)

63. CONCEPTUALIZING THE QUALITY OF PARTICIPATION AMONG INDIVIDUALS WITH SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS: A GROUNDED THEORY ANALYSIS Kimiko Tanaka (Japan), Eric Stein (USA), Tom K J Craig (United Kingdom), Julie Williams (United Kingdom)

64. INSIGHT IN FAMILY MEMBERS OF PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA Cristiana Tapoi (Romania)

65. PSYCHIATRY IN THE THIRD REICH: THE DARKEST CHAPTER IN David Teixeira, Costa L., Marques A., Melo B., Alves Pereira C., Sousa R., Brás, J., Borges S. (Portugal)

66. NO SHOWS AT MENTAL HEALTH CLINICS, A COMMON PROBLEM? Raymond Tempier (Canada)

67. VERIFICATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY-BASED PROGRAM IN DISASTER AFFECTED AREAS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL Ikki Ueda, Wataru Shoji, Hitomi Usukura, Miyuki Tajima, Atsushi Sakuma, Yoko Takahashi, Mikika Abe, Hiroo Matsuoka, Kazunori Matsumoto (Japan)

68. THERAPEUTIC MANAGEMENT IN CASES OF INTERNET ADDICTION DISORDER AND ALCOHOL USE DISORDER DUAL DIAGNOSIS Octavian Vasiliu, C.A.Sirbu, L.Dobrescu, D.Vasile (Romania)

69. INTERNET GAMING DISORDER IN ELDERLY PATIENTS- A CASE SERIES Octavian Vasiliu, D.Vasile, C.A.Sirbu, L.Dobrescu (Romania)

70. ADVANCES IN DEFINING SOCIAL NETWORK SITE ADDICTION Octavian Vasiliu, C.A.Sirbu, L.Dobrescu, D.Vasile, A.G.Mangalagiu, B.M.Petrescu, C.Tudor, C. Candea, D.Ungureanu, M.Miclos, A.Draghici , C.Florescu (Romania)

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71. THERAPEUTIC MANAGEMENT OF INTERNET SEX ADDICTION AND SCHIZOPHRENIA DUAL DIAGNOSIS Octavian Vasiliu (Romania)

72. CURRENT STATUS OF A POSTMODERNIST PATHOLOGY- ONLINE SHOPPING DISORDER Octavian Vasiliu, C.A.Sirbu, L.Dobrescu, D.Vasile, E.A. Morariu, R. Stanescu, R.E.Manolache, I.A. Alexandru, I.Ghenoiu, R.A.Lecu, I.M.Gionea (Romania)

73. WHY IS SUICIDE ATTEMPTS BY PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA DIFFICULT TO PREDICT? Taiju Yamaguchi (Japan)

74. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SERVICE INTENSITY AND SCORE FOR JAPANESE VERSION OF INDIVIDUALISED SUPPORTED EMPLOYMENT FIDELITY SCALE: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY Sosei Yamaguchi, Masashi Mizuno, Sayaka Sato, Asami Matsunaga, Natsuki Sasaki, Michiyo Shimodaira, Chiyo Fujii (Japan)

75. PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS AND CORONARY HEART DISEASE Octavian Dumitru Zară, C Voiculeț, A Bălăceanu, C Drăgănescu, A Gociu, R Stăiculescu, I Dina (Romania)

76. FEAR OF CHILDBIRTH AMONG EXPECTANT FATHERS Pınar Serçekuş Ak, Okan Vardar, Sevgi Özkan, Sinem Göral Türkcü (Turkey)

77. A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIOCULTURAL FACTORS, ILLNESS RELATED FACTORS AND EXPRESSED EMOTIONS IN CAREGIVERS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Vivian Kapil V, Nivedhya M, Natarajan S, Karthik MS, Sathianathan R, Suresh Kumar R (India)

78. THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN CANCER AND HUMAN PERSONALITY Romeo Floris Iacob, Victor Balogh Samarghitan, Fazakas Zita (Romania)

79. THE CONTRIBUTION OF CONSCIENTIOUSNESS IN APPROACHING THE DYSFUNCTIONALITY IN EXISTENTIAL ROLES IN PATIENTS WITH ANXIETY DISORDERS Emese Lukacs, Aurel Nirestean (Romania)

80. THE RISK OF SUICIDE IN CLUSTER B PATHOLOGICAL PERSONALITIES AS IT RELATES TO AGE Aurel Nirestean, Emese Lukacs (Romania)

81. PATHOLOGICAL PERSONALITIES AND INCURSIONS INTO THE IMAGINARY AS WAYS OF ADAPTING TO SOCIAL ROLES Tudor Nirestean, Adina Maris, Gabriela Buicu (Romania)

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Recommendations for Speakers and Chairs

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PREPARATION OF ORAL PRESENTATIONS

Please note the following information regarding your presentation:

• All the presentations and the support materials will be in English • The presentations will remain the property of the speaker and cannot be used unless stated otherwise. • A Speaker Preview Room will be available near the main presentation Halls for checking your presentation, although you need to upload your presentation directly in the designated Hall for your speech • Please note that you need to bring your presentation on a CD, DVD or Memory stick (using the USB port) and load it in the allocated Hall for your presentation. Please do so at least 2 hours before the start of the session • The only software accepted for oral presentation is MS-PowerPoint • The presentation format should be 16:9 • You may use your own laptop if it is absolutely necessary, but for this you will need to go in the conference hall during a break in order to check the compatibility (please have upon you all the necessary adaptors if using a Macintosh Computer) and get all the necessary technical support • If combining video films with PowerPoint, please make sure to check it in the session hall where your lecture is taking place during a coffee or lunch break prior to your session - even after checking it in the Speaker’s Preview Room or at the Registration Desk • Please note that the congress’ computers in the session halls are being supplied with Microsoft Windows OS (at least 7) and Microsoft Office (at least 2007) • Please make sure that you get acquainted with the presentation timer, microphone and laserpointer slidechanger before you start your presentation. • Please do not exceed the allocated presentation time!

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR CHAIR PERSONS

Please make sure you are extra careful regarding the following aspects:

• Before your session, please take a few minutes to get familiar with the technical assistant present in each room • Check the technical condition of the microphones, video projector and the slide changer - laser pointer. Please make sure that the light in the room is perfect for a presentation • Please make sure that you start the session on time, even if the audience is reduced • Please make sure that the time of the presentation is well respected to avoid delays. Each session has an allocated discussion time at the end of it. • A screen with a countdown timer will be available for you to check at anytime. The timer will produce a short sound when one minute is remaining and will flash and produce another sound when the time of the presentation has expired • Announce all the changes and information transmitted by the organizers, if there are any

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PREPARATION OF POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Please note the following information regarding your e-poster presentation.

The posters will be sent exclusively in electronic format, there is no need to bring a printed hard copy with you.

The posters will not be presented, but it is recommended for the authors to be around the e-poster area during the coffee breaks and lunch break in the designated day mentioned in the program.

• All posters must be prepared in electronic format, with the extention .ppt or .pptx (Microsoft Office PowerPoint) • English language is mandatory • Portrait orientation (ratio: 9:16) • PowerPoint format (max. 1 slide / presentation) • Graphics, tables or pictures are allowed • Videos or audio files are NOT allowed • If you have not previously sent your presentation to the address [email protected], please ote that you need to bring your presentation on a CD, DVD or Memory stick (using the USB port) and load it in the allocated Hall for your presentation. Please do so at least 2 hours before the start of the session • The best posters will be awarded.

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ORHIDEEA II HALL HALL 6 WASP President's office

ORHIDEEA I HALL HALL 5

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Information about Bucharest

Bucharest, the capital of Romania, is the largest city and the main political, administrative, economic, financial, banking, educational, scientific and cultural center of the country. Bucharest, a capital which was certified more than 500 years ago, is nowadays animated by a population of almost two million inhabitants.

Time has preserved the scent of the past and has embedded it in never-ending stories. The Lipscani area is the oldest remaining part of Bucharest and is known as the “historical center”. This district was Bucharest’s most important commercial zone from the middle ages to late 20th century. Also, the prince had his court here – the ruins can be seen today on the French Street. While probably famed more for its history and its nightlife, the Old Town area of Bucharest is in fact home to some superb places to eat: both highend, fine-dining establishments as well as kebabs and take-aways.

Today, the city is a mix of old and new, traditional and modern, in a neoclassical style that is showing originality and charm. In 2012, Bucharest ranked second among Europe’s ‘coolest’ cities, according to a top published by the online magazine slate.fr, taking into account several criteria, such as the price of beer, the number of students in the city and the number of neighborhoods where tourists and residents can have fun.

Money: Romania’s currency is LEU (RON); approximately 1 EUR = 4.8 RON, 1 USD = 4.3 RON

We recommend you pay attention when using taxis, as there are 2 types of taxi drivers in Bucharest: those who are individually licensed and practice high prices, and those working for taxi companies, with prices between 1.39 lei / km – 3.9 lei/km.

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Information about Bucharest

10 things you didn’t know about Romania:

1. Romanian is the only Romance language in Eastern Europe and it is 1700 years old. 2. Romania has 7 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. 3. Romania is Europe’s richest country in gold resources. 4. Romania has the best-preserved Delta in Europe. 5. The largest population of brown bears in Europe lives in Romania. 6. The scientist who discovered insulin was Nicolae Paulescu, a Romanian, who originally called it pancreine. 7. Peles Castle was the first European castle entirely lit by electrical current. 8. Europe’s second largest underground glacier, the Scarisoara glacier, is found underneath the Bihor Mountains in Romania. 9. The modern jet engine was invented by the Bucharest-born inventor Henri Coanda in 1910. 10. The Carpathian Mountains are home to one of the largest virgin forests in Europe.

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