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15Th EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM on SUICIDE and SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR 27.-30.08.2014 Tallinn, Estonia PROGRAMME 15th EUROPEAN SYMPOSIUM ON SUICIDE AND SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR 27.-30.08.2014 Tallinn, Estonia PROGRAMME PROGRAMME CONTENTS WELCOME . 7 COMMITTEES . 8 PRACTICAL INFORMATION . 9 TALLINN MAP . 11 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME OVERVIEW . 12 DETAILED SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME OVERVIEW . 13 SOCIAL PROGRAMME . 17 PLENARY SESSIONS (WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 11:00 – 18:15) . 18 SYMPOSIA, SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS (THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 9:00 – 10:30) . 19 KEY-NOTE SESSIONS (THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 11:00 – 12:30) . 22 LUNCH WITH EXPERTS (THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 12:45 – 13:45) . 22 IASR MEETING (THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 13:00 – 14:00) . 23 IASP EMERGENCY MEDICINE AND SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR TF MEETING (THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 13:00 – 14:00) . 23 POSTER PRESENTATIONS (THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 13:00 – 14:00) . 23 SYMPOSIA, SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS (THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 14:00 – 15:30) . 27 SYMPOSIA, SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS (THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 16:00 – 17:30) . 31 SYMPOSIA, SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS (FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 9:00 – 10:30) . 35 SYMPOSIA, SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS (FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 11:00 – 12:30) . .. 38 LUNCH WITH EXPERTS (FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 12:45 – 13:45) . .. 41 IASP POSTVENTION SIG MEETING (FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 13:00 – 14:00) . 42 EPA SUICIDOLOGY SECTION MEETING (FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 13:00 – 14:00) . 42 POSTER PRESENTATIONS (FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 13:00 – 14:00) . 42 SYMPOSIA, SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS (FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 14:00 – 15:30) . .. 46 KEY-NOTE SESSION (FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 16:00 – 18:00) . 49 SYMPOSIA, SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS (SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 9:00 – 10:30) . .. 50 SYMPOSIA, SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS (SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 11:00 – 12:30) . 53 CLOSING CEREMONY (SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 12:30 – 13:30) . 56 INDEX . 57 5 WELCOME Welcome to the 15th European Symposium on Suicide and Suicidal Behaviour (ESSSB15) which takes place on August 27- 30, 2014 in Tallinn, Estonia. The ESSSB is a bi-annual event, which brings regularly together the international community of people – researchers, clinicians, volunteers – who care about suicidal people and have dedicated their work to prevent suicides. It is very important to meet, share experiences and present recent achievements in order to accomplish the ambitious goal – to save lives all over the world. Participation in the conference will give the feeling of joint power that gives strength and new ideas for research and action. The tradition of the ESSSB is to offer a high-level scientific programme – plenary and keynote lectures, lively debates, thematic symposiums, parallel sessions, workshops and posters – but also social events that connect conference participants in an informal way. Our intention this time was to emphasize and promote an integrated and hopeful approach to suicide prevention. Therefore the slogan of the ESSSB15 is “Suicide prevention is mental health promotion”. Suicide is a tragic event, but people working in the field of suicidology have understood long time ago that suicide is not merely an event – it is a process that starts long before a person becomes truly suicidal. Therefore mental health promotion in parallel with early recognition of warning signs and interventions that include both conventional and complementary treatments could be the keywords for effective suicide prevention. We are very honoured to have you all here in Tallinn and we hope our joint efforts will make the difference. Prof Dr Airi Värnik Prof Merike Sisask Peeter Värnik ESSSB15 President ESSSB15 Vice-President ESSSB15 Vice-President Estonian-Swedish Mental Health and Suicidology Institute (ERSI) Tallinn, August 2014 7 COMMITTEES SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Prof Dr Alan Apter (Israel) Prof Dr Airi Värnik (ERSI) Prof Dr Ella Arensman (Ireland) Mr Peeter Värnik (ERSI) Prof Dr Enrique Baca-Garcia (Spain) Prof Merike Sisask (ERSI) Dr Vladimir Carli (Sweden) Ms Kerli Kangro (Tallinn University Conference Centre) Prof Dr Philippe Courtet (France) Ms Sirli Peda (Tallinn University Conference Centre) Prof Dr Diego De Leo (Australia) Dr Jing Wu (ERSI) Prof Madelyn Gould (USA) Ms Rita Pihl (ERSI) Prof Dr Jaanus Harro (Estonia) Ms Mare Raidla (ERSI) Prof Dr Keith Hawton (UK) Ms Lauraliisa Mark (ERSI) Prof Dr Kees van Heeringen (Belgium) Ms Airi Mitendorf (ERSI) Prof Dr Ulrich Hegerl (Germany) Mr Joosep Vaikma (ERSI) Prof Dr Valery Krasnov (Russia) Mr Erik Rüütel (ERSI) Prof Tiit Land (Estonia) Ms Katariina Rebane (ERSI) Prof Dr John Mann (USA) Dr Kairi Kõlves (AISRAP) Prof Rory O’Connor (UK) Prof Dr Michael Phillips (China) Prof Dr Yuri Razvodovsky (Belarus) Prof Dr Franz Resch (Germany) Prof Ian Rockett (USA) Prof Dr Vsevolod Rozanov (Ukraine) Prof Dr Pilar A Saiz (Spain) Prof Dr Marco Sarchiapone (Italy) Prof Dr Kristian Wahlbeck (Finland) Prof Dr Danuta Wasserman (Sweden) Prof Dr Gil Zalsman (Israel) SPONSOR PARTNERS 8 PRACTICAL INFORMATION SYMPOSIUM VENUE REGISTRATION DESK SMOKING Opening day, August 27, 2014 On the opening day the registration Smoking is allowed only in – Estonian National Opera desk is situated on the first floor of designated areas. (Rahvusooper Estonia), Estonia Ave the Estonian National Opera and 4, Tallinn. on the following days in Tallinn August 28-30, 2014 – Tallinn University Astra building, first floor. TIME ZONE University (Tallinna Ülikool), Narva The opening times of the Estonia is located in the time zone Rd 29, Tallinn. registration and information desk GMT+2 hours (CET+1 hours), which are as follows: in Europe stretches from Finland to Greece. GETTING AROUND Wednesday, August 27, 9:00-20:00 Thursday, August 28, 8:30-17:30 Public transportation in Tallinn Friday, August 29, 8:30-17:30 CURRENCY AND Public transportation in Tallinn is by buses, trams and trolley Saturday, August 30, 8:30-13:30 PAYMENTS buses. Tickets are sold by the bus/ Name badges The official currency is Euro. tram drivers and the cost of a Conference name badges will be All major credit cards are accepted. single ticket is 1,60 EUR (only cash handed out at the registration Banks payments). Tickets are valid only if desk and must be worn during the Swedbank punched on board. sessions and breaks. One stop with tram No 1 takes you SEB Bank from city centre (stop: Hobujaama) Nordea Bank to Tallinn University (stop: Tallinna CERTIFICATE OF Danske Bank Ülikool). ATTENDANCE DNB bank Taxi Certificates of attendance are ATM’s and currency exchange are Cost of taxi is approximately 0,55 available at the registration desk available in most shopping centres. EUR /per kilometre + starting fare from August 29, 2014. 2,88 EUR. Recommended companies are: OFFICIAL LANGUAGE INFORMATION FOR The official language of the Tallink takso, phone +372 6408 921 Symposium is English. (card payments accepted). PRESENTERS Tulika takso, phone +372 6120 000 Oral presentations (card payments accepted). The session rooms will be open RESCUE SERVICES 30 minutes before the start of the Police 110 session. Please be sure you are at The taxi fares may slightly vary the room early enough to upload Emergency calls 112 depending on the traffic and your presentation. company. Please note that most of the taxies accept only cash Poster presentations PHARMACY payments, therefore you should Participants are expected to put Tõnismägi St 5 change some money in advance, up their poster presentations on Phone: +372 644 2282 or do it at the currency exchange the designated numbered board Open 24 hours points (there are exchange points at in the morning before the first the airport and at the harbour). session and not take the poster There are also pharmacies in most down before the last coffee break of the shopping centres. of the day. Necessary equipment to put up the poster is provided by the Conference Secretariat at the POST OFFICE registration and information desk. Narva Rd 1 Tallinn 10111 Opening hours: daily 8.00 – 20.00, INTERNET CONNECTION Sat 9.00 – 15.00, closed on Sunday. You will be able to access the free network connection called TLU in Tallinn University campus. No password is required. 9 CAMPUS MAP NO VA URSA MARE SIL VA 10 TERR A ASTR A ENTRANCE / PASSAGE INFORMATION BUILDING ADDRESS ABBREVATION ASTRA Narva Rd 29 A LIFTS CLOAKROOM TERRA Narva Rd 25 T URSA Narva Rd 27 U NOVA Narva Rd 27 N CAFÉ BICYCLE PARK SILVA Narva Rd 29 S MARE Uus-Sadama 5 M BRIDGES BETWEEN BUILDINGS Rooms in the university are marked with a combination of a letter and a number, e.g. T320 CAMPUS MAP NO VA URSA MARE SIL VA TERR A ASTR A ENTRANCE / PASSAGE INFORMATION BUILDING ADDRESS ABBREVATION ASTRA Narva Rd 29 A LIFTS CLOAKROOM TERRA Narva Rd 25 T URSA Narva Rd 27 U NOVA Narva Rd 27 N CAFÉ BICYCLE PARK SILVA Narva Rd 29 S MARE Uus-Sadama 5 M BRIDGES BETWEEN BUILDINGS Rooms in the university are marked with a combination of a letter and a number, e.g. T320 +1.2km A-terminal Põhja pst Port of Tallinn/ Old City Harbour alamaja ase k B-terminal v Niine e Sadama Linda 3 D-terminal alg ana- Yacht Club/Market V V Kai Põhja pst Kot P z ebue o R o K r K esk- annamäe di uuna Old City Marina Vab K ebue alamaja r iku z r ot i K e Suu Väik Tolli r av Uus- iumi ikk a vä Norde r Rann a Kopli r o P v t Centrum oleumi tü to ae S K a ee L adama o opli k r r i o ee b O et a el P t L vis Uus t L e o Paga otsi r i ai vimägi i N aadi a L e Ah r f ta ooli P k K t adalmaaLüüsi F annamäe r i uu i T ilmi R A Sul r M mi ida Kanuti Central Railway Station u V i old aimu V s M P a A ene a ia T R uu e 1 N n k r unne o r i i t r m OLD TOWN t n s e ü 8 Ah a m vimägi e v e ar G l n 4 N r emeni B Jõe K oKl rost i i O pst V l käik Suur- o ä Ka o r i a u k s e t m A - ikk WA.
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