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 . T320 . g , e , r e b m u d a n n r a e tt n of a le o ti a N n i O b I T m o A V A U S M E R h a c t B i B A ed w k a 5 r a m a e m d r Rd 25 T a ES S a Rd 29 a Rd 27 a Rd 27 N a Rd 29 y a R t v v v v i s- S r r r r D s r a a a a u D e A v N N N N U i

n A G

e u n th e A A s i A DI N

A

V

R T V m L V I T R o O S

U

I L S

o

L I

R

TERRA Narva TERRA Narva URSA N B A S MARE

A S MARE S G DI N L I U N B N

E A N W K T O R

M V I E A T O A O S B E P R E L K R M

G

O N C A Y D O O F C L I R I N

B I C B

A

R TER URSA E G A S S A E / P C N A R É T F N E LIFTS C A CAMPUS MAP

10 CAMPUS MAP NOVA

URSA MARE

SILVA

TERRA ASTRA

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 B-terminal v Niine Sadama Linda 3 D-terminal alge ana-k Yacht Club/Market

V V Kai Põhja pst Kotz P ebue o R or K K esk- annamäe t di uunar Old City Marina Vabr K iku ebue alamaja otz i K e Suur Väik Tolli av Uus-S iumi ikk vär Norde Ranna a Kopli or P v

Centrum oleumi tük to ae

K ee adama o opli a L

i or r ee O et

ab le P vist Uus L L

e o Pagar otsi i ai vimägi i N L Ah aadi r afta ooli P K tr Lüüsi F annamäe t i adalmaa uuk R A Sule i M T ilmi mi ida Kanuti Central Railway Station u V i oldr

aimu V s

M P A

a ene

a ia T

R uuk er 1 N n r unne o i i t

m OLD TOWN tr s

e ü 8 Ah a mn vimägi e arv

G le n 4 N emeni Br Jõe

K Kloostr i i O pst

V l käik Suur- o ä Kar o i a u k

s

e

t m A - ikk A.Weizenbergi Shnelli Pond r a i Hobusep P a ed e ea Rot j L. K e Börsi käik ermanni u oidula t mu b vilja J.Köler s vai o “Tallinna Ülikool” TOOMPEA ai ha Munga H ie N L ü 5 S P u unne i K aiak u Uus Insener Mündi i p ir t h iku põik ene m o ang V k K V esivär

ikk ia o u P inga A

Vo pt aehlmanni A 900m o h or eegi Katariina a imehe T R Raekoja käik a v .R.F om-rüütli ahe Vana-Vir o a r J.Köler T u plats u Viru Narva mnt iv F v e väljak V tu A.L a ri “Hobujaama” aua ase i oh k Raek R K s Dunk oja Müür

i Kiriku a i l t Vir

u aik s o a PlatsP ana g u R Vir

o V i

iisk k ikk jalg ullassepa

k tur n

- P K lg Kuninga maa a n Tina opi

m R ja utu aneeži

e im o o ik Niguliste e r

o M R

T h . auna P S V ü Bus terminal T L V t er äi alli ase k J.Vilmsi Rüütli V e ana-P -K V Lossi a r 2 Gonsior eda plats osti ja Raua Hõb

Kaubamaja i S Fr.R.F uur-Karja Pärnu mn arju aehlmanni

H he riva Falgi tee Müü Estonian National a Komandandi t R.Tobiase osk Opera T T G.O ar J.P o T tu mn K o tsa ompuiest onia pst ivisilla ollane omp 6 ee Est K Vabaduse t alti Teatri aldi ea .Viir J.K väljak väljak E under G ala pst i onsior eutzw i ee Räv e i uk n damsoni Islandi K o A. A Solaris s i .R.Kr väljak r b ismar J.Vilmsi W F o li pst k J.Pärna ala L a uhlbarsi tsi 7 ennuk Stockmann J i . .K aldi Kaar ak r v ismar S i .R F an W T r r i C J.K a li pst A.L k tar 0 100 200 m a a under alaia A.Rein Kaar ala pst aut a L osik ast i Kauk M ek i © Regio 2010 KL-10-048 Räv er Liiv o Ro i du +150m

1. Tallinn University Astra building (Narva Rd 29) 2. Estonian National Opera (Estonia Ave 4) 3. Seaplane Harbour (Vesilennuki St 6) 4. Park Inn by Radisson Central Tallinn (Narva Rd 7C) TALLINN MAP 5. Nordic Hotel Forum (Viru Sq 3) TALLINN MAP 6. Radisson Blu Sky Hotel (Rävala Ave 3) 7. Radisson Blu Olümpia (Liivalaia St 33) 8. Telegraaf (Vene St 9) 9:15 9:30 9:45 9:00 18:15 18:30 18:45 19:00 19:15 19:30 19:45 20:00 14:15 14:30 14:45 15:00 15:15 16:15 16:30 16:45 17:00 17:15 17:30 17:45 18:00 10:00 10:15 13:30 13:45 15:30 15:45 13:00 13:15 10:30 10:45 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 12:45 14:00 16:00 11:00 12:30 - - shops 71-78 shops Coffee break Coffee shops 81-86, 88 shops Tallinn University Tallinn Closing ceremony Saturday, August 30 August Saturday, Symposia, sessions, work Symposia, Symposia, sessions, work Symposia, experts 2 experts Lunch with - meeting meeting ogy section EPA Suicidol EPA Lunch - Coffee break Coffee Coffee break Coffee Tallinn University Tallinn Friday, August 29 August Friday, Key-note session 3 Key-note IASP Post vention SIG vention Symposia, sessions, workshops 61-68 sessions, workshops Symposia, Symposia, sessions, workshops 51-58 sessions, workshops Symposia, Symposia, sessions, workshops 41-48 sessions, workshops Symposia, Poster Poster session 2 - Lunch perts 1 with ex - ing IASR meet Lunch Coffee break Coffee Coffee break Coffee TF Tallinn University Tallinn Thursday, August 28 August Thursday, Key-note sessions 1 and 2 Key-note Medicine and IASP Emergency IASP Emergency Suicidal Behavior Suicidal Behavior Symposia, sessions, workshops 21-28 sessions, workshops Symposia, Symposia, sessions, workshops 11-18 sessions, workshops Symposia,

Symposia, sessions, workshops 31-38, 87 sessions, workshops Symposia, Poster Poster session 1 Lunch Registration Coffee break Coffee Plenary Session 3 Plenary Session 2 Plenary Session 1 Opening ceremony Welcome reception Welcome Wednesday, August 27 August Wednesday, Estonian National Opera National Estonian 9:15 9:30 9:45 9:00 18:30 18:45 19:00 19:15 19:30 19:45 20:00 14:15 14:30 14:45 15:00 15:15 15:30 16:15 16:30 16:45 17:00 17:15 17:30 17:45 18:00 18:15 10:15 10:30 10:00 13:45 15:45 13:15 13:30 10:45 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 12:45 13:00 14:00 16:00 11:00 12:30 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME OVERVIEW PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC

12 - 9:15 9:30 9:45 9:00 20:00 16:15 16:30 16:45 17:00 17:15 17:30 17:45 18:00 13:45 14:00 14:15 14:30 14:45 15:00 15:15 15:30 15:45 12:45 13:00 13:15 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 10:15 10:30 10:45 18:15 13:30 16:00 11:00 12:30 10:00 Registration Lunch break Coffee break Coffee Plenary Session 3 Plenary Session 2 Plenary Session 1 Opening ceremony Welcome reception Welcome Estonian National Opera National Estonian Chair: Airi Värnik, Peeter Värnik Värnik Peeter Chair: Airi Värnik, Wednesday, August 27 August Wednesday, Chair: Merike Sisask, Keith Hawton Sisask, Keith Chair: Merike Chair: Pilar Alejandra Sáiz, Alan Apter Chair: Pilar Alejandra Early before suicide: vulnerability genotypes and adaptive strategies and adaptive genotypes suicide: vulnerability before Early of suicide the neurobiology unraveling of serotonin: The mystery and immunity on suicidality of neuroinflammation The role out of E-health? expect we can - What DEBATE Suicide prevention: now and in the future now Suicide prevention: Why do people attempt suicide? The psychology of suicide risk psychology suicide? The do people attempt Why unlock the suicidal mind to Phenomenology of suicide: a way and prevention in research bridging the gaps of suicide and self-harm: and contagion Clustering The European Commission’s perspective on suicide prevention and mental health promotion health and mental on suicide prevention perspective Commission’s The European prevention and treatment for suicide evidence and scientific youth health of European Mental interventions community based 4-level by Europe in of suicidal behaviour prevention Efficient Jaanus Harro Jaanus Harro Heeringen van Kees Philippe Courtet Brian Mishara Ad Kerkhof John Mann Rory O’Connor O’Connor Rory Maurizio Pompili Ella Arensman Jürgen Scheftlein Scheftlein Jürgen Wasserman Danuta Ulrich Hegerl - 9:15 9:30 9:45 9:00 20:00 16:30 16:45 17:00 17:15 17:30 17:45 18:00 13:45 14:00 16:15 14:15 14:30 14:45 15:00 15:15 15:30 15:45 11:15 12:45 13:00 13:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 10:15 10:30 10:45 18:15 16:00 13:30 12:30 11:00 10:00 DETAILED SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME OVERVIEW PROGRAMME SCIENTIFIC DETAILED

13 9:15 9:30 9:45 9:00 12:00 12:15 13:00 13:15 13:30 13:45 12:45 16:15 16:30 16:45 17:00 17:15 17:30 15:30 15:45 14:15 14:30 14:45 15:00 15:15 11:45 11:30 10:30 10:45 10:00 10:15 11:15 14:00 12:30 16:00 11:00 The a life of a life creating creating antidote antidote meaning Workshop Workshop to suicide: to 87 (M224) (A046) happen program in your in your program community: using community: staff survivors of suicide survivors Lunch with experts 1 Lunch with experts volunteers to make it make to volunteers Workshop 28 (M342) Workshop Workshop 18 (M342) Workshop training training effective effective Cultivating a volunteer volunteer a Cultivating frontline frontline person at risk of suicide at person Developing a successful a successful Developing model for model for Workshop Workshop 38 (M342) willing and able to help a willing and able to training: an training: skills-based Showcasing Showcasing workforce which is ready, which is ready, workforce help aspects of suicide Session 37 (A121) Session 27 (M218) suicide prevention Session 17 (M340) Religion, philosphical philosphical Religion, IASR meeting (M340) IASR meeting E-health solutions for solutions E-health Seeking and providing Seeking and providing Key-note session 2 (M218) Key-note Chair: Ella Arensman, Ulrich Hegerl Chair: Ella Arensman, The Saving and The Saving in Europe project in Europe Session 26 (M225) Session 36 (M340) assessment, part 2 assessment, assessment, part 1 assessment, Suicidal ideation in Suicidal ideation Suicidal ideation in Suicidal ideation adolescents and its adolescents adolescents and its adolescents Symposium 16 (M218) Symposium Empowering Young Lives Lives Young Empowering Towards the reconceptualization of suicide and other fatal self-injury fatal of suicide and other the reconceptualization Towards Global perspectives of child and youth suicide trends of child and Global perspectives The recession and suicide: impacts responses The recession direction Suicidal ideation Session 15 (A121) of a new research research of a new Physical illness and Physical Symposium 25 (A121) Symposium suicide in older adults Symposium 35 (M225) Symposium attempt: the emergence the emergence attempt: People affected by suicide by affected People Ian Rockett Ian Rockett Kairi Kõlves Kõlves Kairi David Gunnell David Tallinn University Tallinn Thursday, August 28 August Thursday, repetition clinical practice clinical Hospital suicide Hospital Session 14 (A222) self-harm patients’ patients’ self-harm Patients’ suicide and Patients’ management, risk of management, risk: from research to to research risk: from Symposium 34 (A222) Symposium Symposium 24 (A222) Symposium Assessment of suicide Assessment Lunch break (Mare building atrium and Astra building foyer) and Astra building atrium (Mare Lunch break Coffee break (Mare building atrium and Astra building foyer) building atrium and Astra building (Mare break Coffee Coffee break (Mare building atrium and Astra building foyer) building atrium and Astra building (Mare break Coffee impact! of society Session 23 (M213) depression, suicide depression, policy: prevention of policy: prevention strategies for suicide for strategies When practice meets meets When practice National and regional and National Health and Well-Being Symposium 33 (M213) Symposium Symposium 13 (M213) Symposium Joint Action on Mental Action on Mental Joint prevention: working for working prevention: recession and transition and transition recession including e-health in the Suicide during economic Suicide during economic Key-note session 1 (A002) Key-note meeting (A222) meeting media potentials Chair: Danuta Wasserman, Julio Bobes García Wasserman, Chair: Danuta attempted suicide attempted IASP Suicide and the Media TF: defining & Media TF: defining The value of life in an of life The value harnessing protective harnessing protective unfair world: cognitive cognitive world: unfair Symposium 22 (M340) Symposium Symposium 32 (M218) Symposium Symposium 12 (M225) Symposium Ambivalence in suicide Ambivalence preventing harmful and harmful preventing and suicidal behavior TF and suicidal behavior and decision processes in and decision processes IASP Emergency medicine IASP Emergency Alcohol and suicidal behaviour Alcohol Do healthy lifestyles protect against sucide? against protect lifestyles Do healthy Suicide prevention by mental health promotion: Let’s do it! Let’s health promotion: by mental Suicide prevention behaviour neuroimaging New findings in New Poster session 1 Poster The influence of The influence Neurobiology of Neurobiology neurobiology and neurobiology suicidal behaviour Session 31 (M134) genetics of suicidal genetics genetics, epigenetics epigenetics genetics, (Astra building foyer) (Astra suicide: from genes to to genes suicide: from Symposium 21 (M134) Symposium Symposium 11 (M134) Symposium and personality traits on traits and personality Keith Hawton Hawton Keith Marco Sarchiapone Marco Arne Holte Arne Holte 9:15 9:30 9:45 9:00 14:15 12:15 13:15 13:30 13:45 13:00 16:30 16:45 17:00 17:15 17:30 12:45 15:45 14:30 14:45 15:00 15:15 15:30 16:15 12:00 11:45 10:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 11:15 11:30 12:30 14:00 16:00 11:00

14 9:15 9:30 9:45 9:00 17:15 17:30 17:00 16:45 16:30 16:15 15:30 15:45 14:15 14:30 14:45 15:00 15:15 10:30 10:45 10:00 10:15 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 12:45 13:00 13:15 13:30 13:45 16:00 11:00 14:00 12:30 (A046) Patient/client Patient/client How to make a make to How challenging and professionalism? the clinical setting the clinical suicide prevention suicide: what helps helps suicide: what the professionals to to the professionals continue to care for care to continue Lunch with experts 2 Lunch with experts suicidal patients with suicidal patients Workshop 58 (M342) Workshop Workshop 68 (M342) Workshop by unravelling hidden unravelling by Workshop 48 (M342) Workshop interactive training on training interactive suicidal behaviour and suicidal behaviour The other in the room: The other in the room: considering suicide risk considering online influences within online influences prevention formulation and a common and a common Psychodynamic Psychodynamic meeting (A121) meeting Experiences with Session 57 (M213) Research-informed Research-informed sense model for risk sense model for Workshop 47 (M340) Workshop Workshop 67 (M340) Workshop research participation research suicide risk assessment suicide risk assessment EPA Suicidology section EPA psychotherapy as suicide psychotherapy media disorders prevention Complementary Complementary Session 66 (A121) Session 46 (M213) through internet and internet through Symposium 56 (M218) Symposium Suicide prevention and Suicide prevention approaches to suicidality to approaches Suicide risk in psychiatric Suicide risk in psychiatric mental health promotion health promotion mental clusters prevention and prevention e-mental health e-mental programmes and programmes Improving suicide Improving community-based community-based and cultural issues and cultural The psychodynamics The psychodynamics of adolescent suicide of adolescent Symposium 45 (M218) Symposium Symposium 55 (M134) Symposium Symposium 65 (M218) Symposium multilevel intervention intervention multilevel methodological, clinical clinical methodological, depression care through through care depression of suicide and self-harm: of suicide and self-harm: Clustering and contagion and contagion Clustering DEBATE - Can we really predict suicide? predict really - Can we DEBATE DEBATE - Do antidepressants impact suicide rates? impact suicide - Do antidepressants DEBATE Tallinn University Tallinn Friday, August 29 August Friday, Key-note session 3 (A002) Key-note part 1 Chair: David Schaffer, Rory O’Connor Schaffer, Chair: David use, poisoning Session 44 (M134) Session 54 (M340) Session 64 (M134) Media reporting of Media reporting Suicide bereavement, Suicide bereavement, suicide and contagion Suicide and substance Suicide and substance Vladimir Carli Gil Zalsman Ricardo Gusmão Ricardo Øivind Ekeberg Lunch break (Mare building atrium and Astra building foyer) and Astra building atrium (Mare Lunch break Coffee break (Mare building atrium and Astra building foyer) building atrium and Astra building (Mare break Coffee Coffee break (Mare building atrium and Astra building foyer) building atrium and Astra building (Mare break Coffee Session 43 (A222) Session 53 (A121) Session 63 (M213) Suicide prevention Suicide prevention Self-harm patients’ patients’ Self-harm factors of repetition factors strategies and policies strategies Predictors of suicidality Predictors admission to hospital, risk hospital, admission to adolescents meeting (M134) meeting Session 52 (A222) Session 62 (A222) Self-harm behaviours Self-harm IASP Post-vention SIG IASP Post-vention Statistical overview of Statistical Symposium 42 (A121) Symposium Course and outcome of and outcome Course nonsuicidal self-injury in nonsuicidal self-injury suicides and its reliability priorities Poster session 2 Poster IASP Genetics and IASP Genetics IASP Genetics and IASP Genetics TF, part 1: genetics TF, prevention research: research: prevention (Astra building foyer) (Astra insights from attempt attempt from insights Symposium 41 (M225) Symposium Symposium 51 (M225) Symposium Symposium 61 (M225) Symposium survivors for informing informing for survivors TF, part 2: neurobiology TF, Neurobiology of Suicide Neurobiology Neurobiology of Suicide Neurobiology research and prevention and prevention research Lived expertise in suicide expertise Lived 9:15 9:30 9:45 9:00 17:30 17:15 17:00 16:45 16:30 16:15 15:45 14:30 14:45 15:00 15:15 15:30 10:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 13:00 13:15 13:30 13:45 14:15 12:45 16:00 11:00 12:30 14:00

15 9:15 9:30 9:45 9:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 12:45 13:00 13:15 10:30 10:45 10:00 10:15 12:30 11:00 behaviors experiential group group experiential to prevent suicidal prevent to Workshop 78 (M342) Workshop A psycho-educational A psycho-educational Workshop 88 (M342) Workshop Tensions in stigma reduction in stigma Tensions for mental illness and suicide mental for Early Activity, Activity, Early REACH the pillars of the pillars REACH Connectedness, Help Connectedness, Workshop 77 (M340) Workshop prevention: Resilience, Resilience, prevention: Session 86 (A121) Suicide prevention tools Suicide prevention isolated groups isolated Session 76 (A121) Suicidal behaviour in Suicidal behaviour Session 85 (M225) Suicide prevention training Suicide prevention prevention and pathogenesis and pathogenesis Symposium 75 (M213) Symposium through recognition to recognition through Hungary: from evolution evolution from Hungary: Depression and suicide in Depression Tallinn University Tallinn Session 84 (M134) Closing ceremony (A002) Closing ceremony Suicide bereavement, part 2 Suicide bereavement, Saturday, August 30 August Saturday, care and restored and restored care suicide in the family suicide in the family – towards improved improved – towards psychological health psychological In the aftermath of a In the aftermath Symposium 74 (M225) Symposium Coffee break (Mare building atrium and Astra building foyer) building atrium and Astra building (Mare break Coffee future directions future Symposium 83 (M218) Symposium Emergency medicine and Emergency suicide: current research and research suicide: current Suicide prevention: an Suicide prevention: Symposium 73 (M218) Symposium uncovered clinical need clinical uncovered suicide prevention Symposium 82 (M213) Symposium Current efforts on military on military efforts Current minorities in Europe immigrants and ethnic and ethnic immigrants Symposium 72 (M134) Symposium Suicidal behavior among Suicidal behavior implications Session 81 (A222) methodological methodological behavior strategy strategy behavior of suicide research: of suicide research: Symposium 71 (A222) Symposium issues, risk factors and issues, risk factors Suicidal intent and ideation Suicidal intent Medically serious suicide Medically 9:15 9:30 9:45 9:00 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 12:45 13:00 13:15 10:45 10:30 11:15 10:00 10:15 12:30 11:00

16 SOCIAL PROGRAMME

Complimentary social programme • The following social events are included in the participant’s registration fee:

Wednesday, August 27 18:15-20:00 Welcome reception Estonian National Opera (Estonia Ave 4)

Optional social programme • The following social event could be selected by the participants during the registration process:

Thursday, August 28, 2014 18:45 – 20:30 Walking tour Legends of Old Tallinn (9 euros/person) Starting point: Tallinn University Astra building (Narva Rd 29)

Friday, August 29, 2014 14:00 – 17:00 Rocca-al-Mare Open Air museum (33 euros/person) Starting point: Tallinn University Astra building (Narva Rd 29) 19:30 – 23:00 Gala dinner (60 euros/person) Please be sure to bring your invitation card (will be given out with your name badge). Venue: Seaplane Harbour (Vesilennuki St 6), transportation provided by the organisers. Live music for dancing.

Meeting time 19:10 Meeting points: •lobby of Nordic Hotel Forum (Viru Sq 3) •lobby of Park Inn by Radisson Central Tallinn (Narva Rd 7C)

NB! All those not staying at one of the hotels listed above are kindly asked to board the bus at Nordic Hotel Forum. Buses will be departing back to the city centre at 23.00.

Saturday, August 30, 2014 14:00 – 17:00 Tallinn sightseeing tour (18 euros/person) Starting point: Tallinn University Astra building (Narva Rd 29)

Sunday, August 31, 2014 08:45 – 13:15 The pearls of the National Park of Lahemaa (57 euros/person) Starting point: Tallinn University Astra building (Narva Rd 29)

17 Wednesday, August 27, 2014 Estonian National Opera, Estonia Ave 4

WEDNESDAY REGISTRATION 27 9:00 – 10:00 OPENING CEREMONY

10:00 – 11:00 PLENARY SESSIONS

Plenary session 1 11:00 – 12:30 Chair: Airi Värnik (EST), Peeter Värnik (EST) Jürgen Scheftlein (EU) European Commission, DG Health and Consumers The European Commission’s perspective on suicide prevention and mental health promotion Danuta Wasserman (SWE) Karolinska Institutet, National Center for Suicide Research and Prevention of Mental Ill-Health (NASP), Stockholm Mental health of European youth and scientific evidence for suicide treatment and prevention Ulrich Hegerl (GER) University of Leipzig, Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Efficient prevention of suicidal behaviour in Europe by community based 4-level interventions

Plenary session 2 13:30 – 15:30 Chair: Pilar Alejandra Sáiz (ESP), Alan Apter (ISR) John Mann (USA) Columbia University, New York State Psychiatric Institute Suicide prevention: now and in the future Rory O’Connor (GBR) University of Glasgow, Academic Centre Why do people attempt suicide? The psychology of suicide risk Maurizio Pompili (ITA) Sapienza University of Rome, Sant’Andrea Hospital Phenomenology of suicide: a way to unlock the suicidal mind Ella Arensman (IRL) National Suicide Research Foundation / University College Cork Clustering and contagion of suicide and self-harm: bridging the gaps in research and prevention

Plenary session 3 16:00 – 18:15 Chair: Merike Sisask (EST), Keith Hawton (GBR) Jaanus Harro (EST) University of Tartu, Institute of Psychology Early before suicide: vulnerability genotypes and adaptive strategies Kees van Heeringen (BEL) University Department of Psychiatry & Medical Psychology The mystery of serotonin: unraveling the neurobiology of suicide Philippe Courtet (FRA) Université de Montpellier 1, Emergencic Psychiatry The role of neuroinflammation and immunity on suicidality

DEBATE Brian Mishara (CAN) University of Québec, Montréal Ad Kerkhof (NLD) VU University Amsterdam What can we expect out of E-health?

18 Thursday, August 28, 2014 Tallinn University, Narva Rd 29

SYMPOSIA, SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS

Symposium 11 9:00 – 10:30 Room M134

THE INFLUENCE OF GENETICS, EPIGENETICS AND PERSONALITY TRAITS ON SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR THURSDAY Chair: Marco Sarchiapone (ITA), Dan Rujescu (DEU) Presenters: 28 Dan Rujescu (DEU) Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg, Department of Psychiatry Neurobiology and genetics of suicidal behaviour Ina Giegling (DEU) Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg, Department of Psychiatry Genetics of personality traits as risk factors for suicidal behaviour Zoltán Rihmer (HUN) Semmelweis University, Budapest Co-authors: Gonda X, Döme P Affective temperaments and suicidal behaviour: Is hyperthymic temperament protective against suicidal behaviour? Vincenzo De Luca (CAN) University of Toronto, Department of Psychiatry Epigenetics of suicidal behaviour in psychoses

Symposium 12 9:00 – 10:30 Room M225

THE VALUE OF LIFE IN AN UNFAIR WORLD: COGNITIVE AND DECISION PROCESSES IN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE Chair: Katalin Szanto (USA), Fabrice Jollant (CAN) Presenters: Fabrice Jollant (CAN) McGill University Decision-making impairment in suicide attempters Emilie Olié (FRA) University UM1, Lapeyronie Hospital, Montpellier Co-authors: Cyprien F, Yang Ding Y, Lebars E, Mura T, Bonafé A, Jollant F, Courtet P Role of valuation of social and environmental factors in suicide attempters Stephane Richard-Devantoy (CAN) McGill University Deficient inhibition as a step towards suicide Katalin Szanto (USA) University of Pittsburgh Pathways to suicidal behavior: Impulsive personality traits and real-life decision making in older adults Alexandre Y Dombrovski (USA) Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, Pittsburgh Ventromedial prefrontal value signals, decision-making, impulsivity, and suicidal behavior

Symposium 13 9:00 – 10:30 Room M213

NATIONAL AND REGIONAL STRATEGIES FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION: WORKING FOR IMPACT! Chair: Jerry Reed (USA) Presenters: David Covington (USA) Crisis Access, LLC Co-authors: Smith A, Silva C, Joiner TJ An assessment of suicide-related knowledge and skills among health professionals

19 Merete Nordentoft (DNK) University of Copenhagen Co-authors: Morthorst M, Erlangsen A How efforts to restrict access to lethal means in Denmark led to significant reduction in suicide rates Richard McKeon (USA) U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Co-authors: Reed J, Nordentoft M,Covington D, Beautrais A The Zero Suicide Initiative in the United States Jerry Reed (USA) Center for the Study and Prevention of Injury, Violence & Suicide, Co-authors: McKeon R, Nordentoft M, Covington D, Beautrais A THURSDAY U.S. National Strategy for Suicide Prevention: Saving 20,000 lives in five years Annette Beautrais (NZL) University of Canterbury, Christchurch 28 Translating Zero Suicide from the USA to New Zealand

Session 14 9:00 – 10:30 Room A222

PATIENTS’ SUICIDE AND SELF-HARM PATIENTS’ MANAGEMENT, RISK OF REPETITION Chair: Lars Mehlum (NOR) Presenters: Navneet Kapur (GBR) University of Manchester Co-authors: While D, Appleby L, Shaw J, Windfuhr K, Ibrahim S, Roscoe A, Williams A, Rahman M The impact of service changes on patient suicide in the United Kingdom 1997-2011 Remco de Winter (NLD) Parnassia Group Co-authors: Leezer YM, Bueno-de-Mesquita JM Gender differences and characteristics in mental health care patients committing suicide at a single psychiatric institution in The Hague: 1999 to 2013 Britt Morthorst (DNK) Mental Health Centre Copenhagen Co-authors: Morthorst B, Soegaard B, Nordentoft M, Erlangsen A Incidence rates of patients recorded in hospitals with suicide attempt in Denmark during 1994-2011 Jayne Cooper (GBR) University of Manchester Co-authors: Steeg S, Gunnell D, Hawton K, Kapur N Do differences at hospital level in the management of self-harm patients and service structures influence the rate of repetition? A multi-site observational study in England, UK Eve Griffin (IRL) National Suicide Research Foundation Co-authors: Arensman E, Corcoran P, Perry IJ Frequent repeaters of self-harm: Findings from the Irish National Registry of Deliberate Self-Harm Robert Carroll (GBR) University of Bristol Co-authors: Metcalfe C, Gunnell D Hospital presenting self-harm and risk of fatal and non-fatal repetition: Systematic review and meta-analysis

Session 15 9:00 – 10:30 Room A121

SUICIDAL IDEATION Chair: Boris Polozhy (RUS) Presenters: Marloes Hubers (NLD) Leiden University Medical Centre, Department of Psychiatry Co-authors: Van Duijn E, Roos RAC, Craufurd D, Rickards H, Landwehrmeyer GB, van der Mast RC, Giltay EJ and the REGISTRY investigators of the European Huntington’s Disease Network Suicidal ideation in a European Huntington’s disease population

20 Lilian Zoellner (DNK) Centre for Suicide Research Hope as prevention of suicidal ideation and suicidal behaviour among cancer patients Heide Glaesmer (DEU) University of Leipzig, Department of Medical Psychology and Sociology Co-authors: Scherer A, Böcker M, Pawelzik M, Gauggel S, Forkmann T The relation of cognitive reappraisal and expressive suppression to suicidal ideation and suicidal desire Danica Liu (AUS) The University of Adelaide Co-authors: Fairweather-Schmidt AK, Burns R, Roberts RM, Anstey KJ Resilience and suicidal ideation over time, does an association exist in young adulthood? Alexandre Teixeira (PRT) FPCEUP THURSDAY Co-authors: Oliveira A, Santos JC Relations between suicidal ideation, self esteem and social support in a sample of urban street female 28 prostitutes

Symposium 16 9:00 – 10:30 Room M218

THE SAVING AND EMPOWERING YOUNG LIVES IN EUROPE PROJECT Chair: Danuta Wasserman (SWE) Presenters: Vladimir Carli (SWE) Karolinska Institutet, NASP, Stockholm Co-authors: Hoven CW, Wasserman C, Chiesa F, Guffanti G,Sarchiapone M, Wasserman D, the SEYLE Consortium A newly identified group of adolescents at “invisible” risk for psychopathology and suicidal behaviour: findings from the SEYLE study Michael Kaess (DEU) University Hospital Heidelberg Co-authors: Strohmenger M, Parzer P, Fischer G, Resch F, Brunner R Evaluating the effects of a school-based screening for current suicidality in 11 European countries Doina Cozman (ROU) Iuliu Hatieganu University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Cluj-Napoca Life events, stress perception and suicide risk in adolescents Judit Balazs (HUN) Eötvös Loránd University, Institute of Psychology, Budapest Implementation of a suicide prevention program in Hungary compared to other EU countries Pilar Alejandra Sáiz (ESP) University of Oviedo, CIBERSAM Long term effect of SEYLE Project on the promotion and maintenance of healthy life styles in adolescents

Session 17 9:00 – 10:30 Room M340

SEEKING AND PROVIDING HELP Chair: Nicole Koburger (DEU) Presenters: Annette Erlangsen (DNK) Mental Health Centre Copenhagen Co-authors: Dam Lind B, Juul Larsen K, Qin P, Stenager E, Wang A, Hvid M, Nielsen AC, Pedersen CM, Winsløv J-H, Langhoff C, Muehlmann C, Nordentoft M Short and long term effects of suicide preventive psychotherapy provided to persons after suicide attempt: a register-based, multicentre study using propensity score matching Salvador Moreno (MEX) ITESO University Psychotherapy with a young woman who attempted suicide: a case study, preliminary results. Tõnu Lehtsaar (EST) University of Tartu Functional and dysfunctional religion

21 Elizabeth Scowcroft (GBR) Nottingham Trent University / Samaritans Co-authors: Slade K, Winder B, Oldfield B Reviewing what we know about Samaritans: prison Listener Scheme and starting to measure impact using psychological models of suicidal behaviour. Said Dadašev (LTU) Vilnius University, Department of Clinical and Organizational Psychology Co-authors: Skruibis P, Gailienė D Barriers to seeking social support before suicide attempt: an in-depth study

THURSDAY 28 Workshop 18 9:00 – 10:30 Room M342 DEVELOPING A SUCCESSFUL SURVIVORS OF SUICIDE PROGRAM IN YOUR COMMUNITY: USING VOLUNTEERS TO MAKE IT HAPPEN Discussants: Sandra McNally (USA), Jill McMahon (USA)

KEY-NOTE SESSIONS

Key-note session 1 11:00 – 12:30 Room A002 Chair: Danuta Wasserman (SWE), Julio Bobes García (ESP)

Arne Holte (NOR) Norwegian Institute of Public Health (NIPH), University of Oslo Suicide prevention by mental health promotion: Let’s do it! Marco Sarchiapone (ITA) University of Molise, Department of Medicine and Health Sciences Do healthy lifestyles protect against sucide? Keith Hawton (GBR) University of Oxford, Department of Psychiatry, Centre for Suicide Research Alcohol and suicidal behaviour

Key-note session 2 11:00 – 12:30 Room M218 Chair: Ella Arensman (IRL), Ulrich Hegerl (DEU)

David Gunnell (GBR) University of Bristol, School of Social and Community Medicine The recession and suicide: impacts and responses Kairi Kõlves (AUS) Griffith University, Australian Institute for Suicide Research and Prevention Global perspectives of child and youth suicide trends Ian Rockett (USA) West Virginia University, School of Public Health, Department of Epidemiology Towards the reconceptualization of suicide and other fatal self-injury

LUNCH WITH EXPERTS

Session 1 12:45 – 13:45 Room A046 Chair: Vladimir Carli (SWE) Experts: John Mann (USA), Onja Grad (SVN), Zoltan Rihmer (HUN)

22 IASR MEETING

13:00 – 14:00 Room M340 IASP EMERGENCY MEDICINE AND SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR TF MEETING THURSDAY 13:00 – 14:00 Room A222 28 POSTER PRESENTATIONS

Session 1 13:00 – 14:00 Astra building foyer

P01 Mónika Tóth (HUN) Semmelweis University, Budapest Co-authors: Székely A, Purebl G Gender differences in the attitudes towards the outcome of suicide attempts in Hungary P02 Marieke de Groot (NLD) VU University Amsterdam Co-authors: de Beurs D, de Winter R, de Keijser J, van Duijn E, Kerkhof A Evaluation of the effect of a e-learning supported Train-the-trainer model to disseminate the Dutch multidisciplinary guideline on the assessment and treatment of suicidal behaviour. Preliminary results of a qualitative study of institutions´ experiences P03 Nuša Zadravec Šedivy (SVN) University of Primorska, Slovene Centre for Suicide Research Co-authors: Žiberna J, Poštuvan V Suicide prevention among youth in Slovenia – integrated approach in the realm of mental health services P04 Daniel Pratt (GBR) University of Manchester Co-authors: Gooding P, Eccles S, Tarrier N Cognitive Behavioural Suicide Prevention for Male Prisoners: Case Examples P05 Lilian Zoellner (DNK) Centre for Suicide Research Prevention of adolescents: suicidal ideation and suicidal behaviour P06 Jong-Ik Park (KOR) Kangwon National Universtiy School of Medicine, Chuncheon Co-author: Lee SJ, Jong-Il Park Effectiveness evaluation of Korean gatekeeper education program [Bogo(observing), Deuggo(listening), Malhagi(referring)] P07 Julio Bobes (ESP) University of Oviedo, Department of Psychiatry Co-authors: García-Portilla MP, Garcia-Alvarez L, Saiz PA, Iglesias C, Sarramea F, Torres A, Blanco J, Elizagįrate E, Ubis A Lifetime history of suicidal attempts and smoking cessation in patients with severe mental disorders P08 Yury Razvodovsky (BLR) Grodno State Medical University The effect of alcohol on suicide mortality in Belarus P09 Yury Razvodovsky (BLR) Grodno State Medical University Co-author: Kandrychyn SV Spatial regularity in suicide and alcohol psychoses in Belarus P10 Dragana Ignjatović-Ristić (SRB) University of Kragujevac, School of Medicine Co-authors: Jović J, Rančić N Suicidality in elderly - correlation between BDI total score and BDI suicidality item 9

23 P11 Jin Kyung Park (KOR) Kyng Hee University Hospital at Gangdong Co-authors: Kang WS, Kim YS, Cho AR, Lee SM, Kim JW Characteristics of deliberate drug poisoning and a need for psychiatric consultation P12 Tina Dam Kristensen (DNK) Mental Health Care Centre for Child- and Adolescent Psychiatry Co-authors: Hagenbøl L, Koch SV Relationships between emotion regulation, impulsivity and suicidal behaviors: Results from a prospective study on suicidal adolescents in Copenhagen P13 Erika Palova (SVK) University of P. J. Safarik in Kosice, Faculty of Medicine THURSDAY Co-author: Sabo J Neurochemistry of suicidal behaviour 28 P14 Maria Loreto Medina Garrido (ESP) Roman Alberca Psychiatric Hospital, Murcia Co-authors: Martínez Serrano J, Albaladejo Martínez JA, Esquitino JM Suicide prevention murcia.com: web for prevention and awareness of suicidal behavior in the region of Murcia (Spain) P15 Georg von Polier (DEU) Aachen University, Uniklinik RWTH Co-authors: Schmidt J, Brunner R, Resch F, Kaess M Adolescent suicidal ideation: impact of personality traits and actual symptoms in incarcerated and clinical samples P16 Aislinné Freeman (DEU) University of Leipzig Co-authors: Rummel-Kluge C, Hegerl U and OSPI consortium Gender differences in suicidal determination P17 Kristi Rüütel (EST) National Institute for Health Development Co-authors: Valk A, Lõhmus L Suicidal ideation among men who have sex with men in Estonia P18 Rita Vanhove (BEL) Flemish Suicide Prevention Action Plan ‘Care for Suicide Attempters’ Co-authors: Portzky G, van Broeckhoven M, Rediers J, Harvent A, Beks P Evaluation of the implementation of the project integrated care for suicide attempters in 33 general hospitals in Flanders Belgium P19 Karl Andriessen (BEL) University of Leuven, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences Co-authors: Maes B, Bosmans G, Noens I, Petry K Suicidal behaviour among youngsters with developmental and complex problems: Findings from 91 case files P20 Margda Waern (SWE) University of Gothenburg, Sahlgrenska Academy Co-authors: Olsson P, Wiktorsson S, Haglund A, Salander Renberg E, Runeson B Suicide Risk Assessment P21 Derek de Beurs (NLD) VU University Amsterdam Co-authors: De Vries A, de Groot M, de Keijser J, Kerkhof A A paper and pencil short-form version of the Beck Scale for Suicide Ideation. Results of an item response based computer adaptive test simulation P22 Nikita Vancayseele (BEL) University of Ghent Co-authors: Portzky G, van Heeringen K Epidemiological trends in attempted suicide in Gent between 1986 and 2012 P23 Allison M C Gillen (GBR) University of Ulster Co-authors: Kirby K, McAteer D, Rushe T Lifetime, psychological and personality factors associated with deliberate self-harm among Northern Irish adolescents P24 Patricia Gooding (GBR) University of Manchester Co-authors: Pratt D, Dunn G, Tarrier N Psychological characteristics and predictors of suicidality in prisoners at risk of suicide

24 P25 Cristina Garcia Blanco (MEX) SESCAM, USM Puertollano, Ciudad Real Co-authors: Martinez Arnaiz J,Rodriguez Gomez- Carreño C Suicide in crisis, real increase? P26 Celso Iglesias-Garcia (ESP) University of Oviedo Co-authors: Sáiz PA, Burón P, Sánchez-Lasheras F, Corcoran P, García-Portilla MP,Bobes J Suicide and Unemployment in Spain P27 Hui-Ching Liu (TWN) Mackay Memorial Hospital, Department of Psychiatry, Taipei Co-authors: Liu SI, Tjung JJ, Sun FJ Deliberate self-harm and its association with internet use in an adolescent population in Taiwan THURSDAY P28 Torsten Ringqvist (SWE) Lund University, Department of Clinical Sciences, Lund Co-authors: Träskman-Bendz L, Ambrus L, Giwercman A, Lundberg Giwercman YL, Westrin Å 28 Mendelian randomization in relation to androgens and suicidal behavior in males P29 Tanja Laukkala (FIN) Finnish Defence Forces, Centre for Military Medicine, Helsinki Co-authors: Vuorio A, Navathe P, Budowle B, Eyre A, Sajantila A Aircraft-assisted pilot suicides P30 Chantal van Audenhove (BEL) University of Leuven Co-authors: Vermet I, Coppens E, Matot JP, De Schrijver I, De Clerck M ADOCARE – a preparatory action related to the creation of an EU network of experts in the field of adapted care for adolescents with mental health problems P31 Carlos Rodríguez Gómez-Carreńo (MEX) Hospital General Universitario Ciudad Real Co-authors: García Blanco C, Ramírez García A, Marín Morales JL, Muńoz Martínez V Suicide and Jealous Delusional Disorder. Case report P32 Titia Lahoz (DNK) Copenhagen University Hospital, Centre for Suicide Prevention Co-authors: Hvid M, Cecilie F, Tróndardóttir G, Joensen BV, Wang AG The Amager Project Phase IV study of intervention after suicidal behavior P33 Lauma Springe (LVA) Riga Stradins University Co-authors: Pulmanis T, Pudule I, Grinberga D, Velika B, Villerusa A Association between exposure to physical and emotional neglect in childhood and self-reported lifetime suicide attempts in Latvian youth P34 Miyuki Aiba (JPN) University of Tsukuba Co-authors: Tachikawa H, Endo G, Matsui Y, Asada T The relations between interpersonal-psychological theory and suicidal ideation in Japan P35 Chen Shu-Chin (TWN) Mackay Memorial Hospital Short version DBT skills training for psychiatry nurses changes their attitudes toward suicide P36 Michelle Kearns (IRL) University of Limerick Co-authors: Muldoon OT, Msetfi RM Sharing hope: The community impact of pieta house suicide prevention centres P37 Hinde Hami (MOR) Ibn Tofail University, Laboratory of Genetics and Biometry, Kenitra Co-authors: Diallo T, Maļga A, Mokhtari A, Soulaymani-Bencheikh R, Soulaymani A Deliberate self-poisoning in Bamako: a retrospective review P38 Ilnur Aminov (RUS) National Research University, Institute of Demography At which population groups, according to the statistical data, should the measures of suicide prevention be directed in the Republic of Bashkortostan? P39 Evaristo Nieto (ESP) ALTHAIA, Department of Psychiatry, Manresa Co-authors: Carreras J, Rius M, Plans L, Gallardo M, Gomez A Comparison of biological variables between unipolar depressive inpatients with current suicide attempt and those without any lifetime suicide attempt P40 Toms Pulmanis (LVA) Centre for Disease Prevention and Control of Latvia Co-authors: Springe L, Sile L, Trapencieris M, Taube M Association between adolescent self reported lifetime suicide attempts and use of synthetic cannabinoids and other addictive substances in Latvia

25 P41 Paola Solano (ITA) University of Genova, Psychiatric Clinic Co-authors: Bruzzone L, Innamorati M, Magagnoli M, Respino M, Pompili M, Amore M Body- Art and Suicide Attempts: a case - control study P42 Matteo Magagnoli (ITA) University of Genova, Psychiatric Clinic Co-authors: Solano P, Innamorati M, Bruzzone L, Respino M, Pompili M, Amore M Dissociative episodes and suicide attempts: a case- control study P43 Keisuke Inoue (JPN) Yokohama City University, School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry Co-authors: Kawanishi C, Otsuka K, Kato D, Hirayasu Y, Hashimoto M THURSDAY Hospital suicide: the effectiveness of the training course for prevention and postvention P44 Kate Sheehy (GBR) University of Manchester 28 Co-authors: Gooding P, Emsley R, Tarrier N, Pratt D Impulsivity and affect in suicidal ideation: a momentary assessment study of prison inmates P45 Bodil Søgaard (DNK) Department of Psychiatry South Denmark Co-authors: Stenager E, Erlangsen A, Lind BD Follow-up study, 1 and 5 years after outpatient treatment following suicide attempt or serious suicide ideation among patients attending Centre of Suicide Prevention for Adults in Odense, Denmark P46 Airi Mitendorf (EST) Estonian-Swedish Mental Health and Suicidology Institute (ERSI), Tallinn Co-authors: Sisask M, Vaikma J, Värnik P, Värnik A Estonian Mental Health and Well-Being Coalition: What is it? P47 Annette Erlangsen (DNK) Mental Health Centre Copenhagen Co-authors: Skovgaard Larsen JL, Frandsen H MYPLAN: A mobile Application (App) for people in suicidal crisis P48 Miguel Soto Ontoso (ESP) UGC Salud Mental Almería Co-authors: López Saracho IM, Meca Arrebola JM Antiepileptic drugs and suicide: a literature review P49 Giada Melis (ITA) University of Sassari, Specialty School of Emergency Medicine (presented by Massimo Tusconi) Co-authors: Piras I, Pia G, Tusconi M Suicide attempt and suicidal ideation. Epidemiology and management in emergency P50 Ines Rothes (PRT) Faculdades de Psicologia e de Ciêncisa da Educaçõa da Universidade do Porto Co-authors: Henriques M, Leal J, Lemos M Health professionals: difficulties with suicidal patients

26 SYMPOSIA, SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS

Symposium 21 14:00 – 15:30 Room M134

NEW FINDINGS IN NEUROBIOLOGY AND GENETICS OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR Chair: Danuta Wasserman (SWE), Vladimir Carli (SWE) Presenters:

Philippe Courtet (FRA) Université de Montpellier 1, Emergencic Psychiatry THURSDAY Treatment emergent suicidal behaviour : clinical and genetics predictors Dan Rujescu (DEU) Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg, Department of Psychiatry 28 Genomics of suicidal behaviour and personality traits Marcus Sokolowski (SWE) Karolinska Institute, NASP, Stockholm A family-based and genome-wide study of suicide attempts Alan Apter (ISR) Tel Aviv University, Schneider Hospital Pharmacogenetics of suicidal adverse events on SSRI therapy in adolescents Marco Sarchiapone (ITA) University of Molise, Department of Medicine and Health Sciences The interactive effect of MAOA-LPR genotype and childhood physical neglect on aggressive behaviours in Italian male prisoners

Symposium 22 14:00 – 15:30 Room M340

AMBIVALENCE IN SUICIDE Chair: Lisa Firestone (USA) Presenters: Mark Goldblatt (USA) Harvard Medical School Love and hate in suicide: the role of hope in suicide prevention Brian Palmer (USA) Mayo Clinic Ambivalence about living in borderline personality disorder Lisa Firestone (USA) The Glendon Association The inner voice in suicide Jurgita Rimkeviciene (AUS) Griffith University, AISRAP Co-authors: O’Gorman JG, De Leo D Assessment of suicide attempt impulsivity: lessons for research from clinicians and patients Marianne Gorlyn (USA) Columbia University / NY State Psychiatric Institute Co-authors: Keilp JG, Grunebaum MF, Ellis S, Burke AK, Oquendo MA, Mann JJ Reduced suicidal ideation following antidepressant treatment is associated with reductions in subjective aspects of depression

Session 23 14:00 – 15:30 Room M213

SUICIDE DURING ECONOMIC RECESSION AND TRANSITION OF SOCIETY Chair: Peeter Värnik (EST) Presenters: Maurizio Pompili (ITA) Sapienza University of Rome Suicide in Italy during a time of economic recession: some recent data related to age and gender based on a nationwide register study

27 Caroline Coope (GBR) University of Bristol, School of Social and Community Medicine Co-authors: Gunnell D, Hollingworth W, Hawton K, Kapur N, Fearn V, Wells C, Metcalfe C Trends in suicide rates and socio-demographic characteristics of suicides in England and Wales amongst working age men and women in relation to the recent UK economic crisis Andriy Yur’yev (USA) Harlem Hospital Center Co-author: Yur’yeva L Suicide mortality in Slavic and Baltic European countries during socio-economic crisis of 1990s: valuable experience for development of European suicide prevention strategy

THURSDAY Maksim Rudnev (RUS) National Research University, Higher School of Economics Co-author: Magun VS 28 People in transition: Value correlates of suicide rates Armando Ibarra-López (MEX) Universidad de Guadalajara Co-authors: Sainz A, Tavares J “El observatorio por la vida” (the observatory for life): an experience of attention to the suicide in Tepatitlan, Jalisco, Mexico. Carlos Saraiva (PRT) Coimbra University Hospital Center, Suicide Research and Prevention Unit Co-authors: Madeira N, Craveiro A, Santos J, Andrade J, Garrido P, Neves S, Pinto A, Alte da Veiga F Young suicide attempters in public places: a comprehensive study

Symposium 24 14:00 – 15:30 Room A222

HOSPITAL SUICIDE Chair: Chiaki Kawanishi (JPN) Presenters: Masatoshi Inagaki (JPN) Okayama University Hospital Suicide in patients with cancer Chiaki Kawanishi (JPN) Yokohama City University, Graduate School of Medicine Co-author: Otsuka K General hospital suicide in Japan: situation and preventive measure Anne Stefenson (SWE) Karolinska Institute, Stockholm Co-author: Titelman D Suicide in patients with psychosis in and around hospitals in Stockholm County: retrospective examinations of ten cases Trine Madsen (DNK) Copenhagen Mental Health Center Co-authors: Agerbo E, Mortensen PB, Nordentoft M Suicide in psychiatric inpatients - prevalence, rates and predictors in a Danish national cohort Julia Hagen (NOR) Sųr-Trųndelag University College Co-authors: Hjelmeland H, Knizek BL Clinicians’ experiences of encounters with suicidal patients in psychiatric units: Negotiating responsibility for the patients’ lives

Symposium 25 14:00 – 15:30 Room A121

PEOPLE AFFECTED BY SUICIDE ATTEMPT: THE EMERGENCE OF A NEW RESEARCH DIRECTION Chair: Annette Erlangsen (DNK) Presenters: Annette Erlangsen (DNK) Mental Health Centre Copenhagen Co-authors: Runeson B, Bolton J, Wilcox H, Forman JL, Krogh J, Shear K, Nordentoft M, Conwell Y Parents affected by children’s suicide attempt: a population-based longitudinal study

28 Keith Hawton (GBR) University of Oxford, Centre for Suicide Research Co-authors: Simkin S, Hughes N, Locock L, Stewart A Parents and carers of young people who self-harm: an interview study of impacts and needs Niels Buus (DNK) University of Southern Denmark, Institute of Public Health, Odense Co-authors: Nygaard L, Stenager E, Fleischer E The psychosocial burden of being a parent of a son or a daughter who has attempted suicide: a qualitative study of their experiences Ellenor Mittendorfer-Rutz (SWE) Karolinska Institutet, Dept of Clinical Neuroscience, Stockholm Co-authors: Rasmussen F, Lange T THURSDAY A life-course study on effects of parental markers of morbidity and mortality on offspring’s suicide attempt Gemma Hammerton (GBR) Cardiff University 28 Co-authors: Zammit S, Mahedy L, Sellers R, Thapar A, Collishaw S Pathways to suicidal ideation in offspring of depressed mothers

Session 26 14:00 – 15:30 Room M225

SUICIDAL IDEATION IN ADOLESCENTS AND ITS ASSESSMENT, PART 1 Chair: Gil Zalsman (ISR) Presenters: Jen Dykxhoorn (CAN) University of Ottawa Co-authors: Hatcher S, Colman I Early life predictors of adolescent suicidal ideation Allan Brownrigg (GBR) Northumbria University Newcastle Staying alive: how did young people reduce suicidal beliefs without the need for professional help? Kim Juul Larsen (DNK) Mental Health Services in the Region of Southern Denmark Co-authors: Sørensen TB, Jakobsen IS, Nøhr-Jensen P SEFE-T Screening – Web-based screenings tool for assessing and formulating suicide risk for young people. Vsevolod Rozanov (UKR) Odessa Mechnikov University Co-authors: Uhanova AI, Rakhimkulova A Meaning in life – relation to mental health indicators, self-perception, suicidal thoughts and attempts in adolescents Ida Skytte Jakobsen (DNK) University College Lillebælt Co-author: Sørensen TB, Larsen KM Strength-based assessment in high risk children and adolescents Mette Lyberg Rasmussen (NOR) Norwegian Institute of Public Health Co-authors: Dieserud G, Dyregrov K, Haavind H Warning Signs of Suicide among Young Men

Session 27 14:00 – 15:30 Room M218

E-HEALTH SOLUTIONS FOR SUICIDE PREVENTION Chair: Ad Kerkhof (NLD) Presenters: Svein Oeverland (NOR) SuperEgo Ltd Co-authors: Bergem AK, Mark L, Sisask M, Vaikma J, Värnik P, Värnik A Development and selection of content and functionalities for AppsTerv suicide prevention app

29 Vita Poštuvan (SVN) University of Primorska, Slovene Centre for Suicide Research Co-author: De Leo D Alive? Alive! Platform – development of suicide preventive website in Slovenia Gillian Karwig (IRL) National Suicide Research Foundation Co-authors: Arensman E, Larkin C, Maxwell M, Gusmao R, van Audenhove C, Ibelshaeuser A, Székely A, Todorova I, Värnik A, Värnik P, Perez V, Witte D, Hegerl U iFightDepression: Improving awareness and enhancing the capacity for self-management of depression with the use of an Internet-based programme in Europe.

THURSDAY Derek de Beurs (NLD) VU University Amsterdam Co-authors: Ruwaard J, Kenter R, de Groot M, de Keijser J, Kerkhof A 28 Development and feasibility of an e-learning module and a multimedia guideline adherence scale on the assessment and treatment of suicidal behavior Marjolijn van den Berg (BEL) Vlaams agentschap Zorg en Gezondheid Co-authors: De Jaegere E, Dumon E, Wallyn S, Portzky G, van Heeringen C Ethical guidelines for Technology Based Suicide Prevention (TBSP) (Euregenas, WP 5) Kirsten Pauwels (BEL) Centrum ter Preventie van Zelfdoding Co-author: Muijzers E E-mail-service as part of a suicide crisis line: results of a pilot in Flanders, Belgium

Workshop 28 14:00 – 15:30 Room M342

CULTIVATING A VOLUNTEER WORKFORCE WHICH IS READY, WILLING AND ABLE TO HELP A PERSON AT RISK OF SUICIDE Discussant: Michelle Frances Graeber (AUS)

30 SYMPOSIA, SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS

Session 31 16:00 – 17:30 Room M134

NEUROBIOLOGY OF SUICIDE: FROM GENES TO NEUROIMAGING Chair: Kees van Heeringen (BEL) Presenters:

Vincenzo de Luca (CAN) Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Toronto THURSDAY Co-authors: Bani-Fatemi A, Leung T GWAS analysis of suicide attempt in schizophrenia: Main genetic effect and interaction with early life trauma 28 Alja Videtic Paska (SVN) University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Medicine, Institute of Biochemistry Co-authors: Videtič Paska A,Grgić M, Boh J, Čugura T, Zupanc T, Komel R Reelin and monoamine oxidase genes polymorphisms and completed suicide Stijn Bijttebier (BEL) Ghent University Co-authors: Desmyter S, Vandemaele P, Vervaet M, Audenaert K, Achten R, van Heeringen K The role of neuroimaging in our understanding of the suicidal brain: a voxel-based morphometry study Ghanshyam Pandey (USA) University of Illinois at Chicago Neuroimmune markers in suicide brain: focus on cytokines and Toll-like receptors John Keilp (USA) Columbia University / NY State Psychiatric Institute Co-authors: Gorlyn M, Burke AK, Oquendo MA, Mann JJ Clarifying the role of neurocognitive impairments in the risk for suicidal behavior

Symposium 32 16:00 – 17:30 Room M218

IASP SUICIDE AND THE MEDIA TF: DEFINING & PREVENTING HARMFUL AND HARNESSING PROTECTIVE MEDIA POTENTIALS Chair: Thomas Niederkrotenthaler (AUT), Karl Andriessen (BEL) Presenters: Jane Pirkis (AUS) University of Melbourne Co-authors: Machlin A, King K Harnessing the potential of the media to encourage help-seeking in men Michael Westerlund (SWE) Karolinska Institutet, NASP / Stockholm University, IMS Suicide communication on the internet: “alright lets do it” Thomas Niederkrotenthaler (AUT) Medical University of Vienna, Institute for Social Medicine Co-author: Till B Suicide message boards: Content analysis of 1,200suicide method and prevention threads Steven Stack (USA) Wayne State University Co-author: Bowman B Romantic love, not treatment prevents suicide: Analysis of 100 American suicide attempt films Karolina Krysinska (BEL) University of Leuven (presented by Karl Andriessen) Co-author: Andriessen K How is suicide presented in online memorials written by people bereaved by suicide? Jong-Ik Park (KOR) Kangwon National Universtiy School of Medicine, Chuncheon Co-author: Yun J Guidelines for Media Reporting on Suicide 2.0

31 Symposium 33 16:00 – 17:30 Room M213

WHEN PRACTICE MEETS POLICY: PREVENTION OF DEPRESSION, SUICIDE INCLUDING E-HEALTH IN THE JOINT ACTION ON MENTAL HEALTH AND WELL-BEING Chair: György Purebl (HUN), Tamas Kurimay (HUN) Presenters: András Szekely (HUN) Semmelweis University, Budapest Co-author: Purebl G THURSDAY Hungarian results of evidence-based suicide prevention programs 28 György Purebl (HUN) Semmelweis University, Budapest Co-author: Székely A Best practices in suicide prevention in Europe: preliminary results of JA situation analysis Stephen Platt (GBR) University of Edinburgh Suicide prevention in Europe: progress and challenges Ulrich Hegerl (DEU) University of Leipzig, Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Co-authors: EAAD members Community based 4-level intervention program of EAAD: What are the determinants for successful implementation and preventive effects on suicidal behavior Jing Wu (EST) Estonian-Swedish Mental Health and Suicidology Institute (ERSI), Tallinn Co-authors: Värnik P, Sisask M, Värnik A Suicide prevention for elderly in micro-level – how emotional closeness with family members works?

Symposium 34 16:00 – 17:30 Room A222

ASSESSMENT OF SUICIDE RISK: FROM RESEARCH TO CLINICAL PRACTICE Chair: Marco Sarchiapone (ITA), Lars-Håkan Thorell (SWE) Presenters: Lars-Håkan Thorell (SWE) Emotra AB / Linköping University Electrodermal hyporeactivity, depression and suicide Maurizio Pompili (ITA) Sapienza University of Rome, Sant’Andrea Hospital Psychodiagnostic instruments for the assessment of suicide risk: Translating research in suicidology into clinical practice Enrique Baca-Garcia (ESP) Autonoma University, Department of Psychiatry, CIBERSAM, Madrid Co-author: Castroman JL A cross-national tool for assessing and studying suicidal behaviours Vladimir Carli (SWE) Karolinska Institutet, NASP, Stockholm Suicide risk assessment: An integrated perspective Leah Quinlivan (GBR) University of Manchester Co-authors: Cooper J, Hawton K, Gunnell D, Kapur N Diagnostic accuracy of risk scales for repeat self-harm: What are the best risk scales? Igor Galynker (USA) Beth Israel medical Center, NY Predictive validity of the suicide trigger scale (STS-3) for post-discharge suicide attempt in high-risk psychiatric inpatients

32 Symposium 35 16:00 – 17:30 Room M225

PHYSICAL ILLNESS AND SUICIDE IN OLDER ADULTS Chair: Sylvie Lapierre (CAN) Presenters: Sylvie Lapierre (CAN) Universite du Quebec a Trois-Rivieres Co-authors: Desjardins S, Préville M, Berbiche D, Marcoux L Wishes to die and physical illness THURSDAY Reinhard Lindner (DEU) Medical-Geriatric Clinic Albertinen-Haus Physical disease and suicidality in very old geriatric patients. An explorative study 28 Dolores Angela Castelli Dransart (CHE) University of Applied Sciences and Art Western Switzerland Co-authors: Scozzari E, Voélin S, Fontaine M How is illness framed in requests for assisted suicide among the elderly in Switzerland? Stefan Wiktorsson (SWE) University of Gothenburg, Neuroscience and Physiology Co-authors: Van Orden K, Berg AI, Duberstein P, Waern M Physical illness and self-reported causes of attempted suicide in persons aged 70 and above Aradhna Malik (IND) Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur Suicide and the elderly

Session 36 16:00 – 17:30 Room M340

SUICIDAL IDEATION IN ADOLESCENTS AND ITS ASSESSMENT, PART 2 Chair: Judit Balazs (HUN) Presenters: Gennady Bannikov (RUS) Moscow State University of Psychology and Education Co-author: Pavlova TS Hopelessness, loneliness, impulsive behavior, and self-harm as risk factors of social-psychological disadaptation in adolescents Klara Espeland (NOR) Møllehagen school center How can the school prevent suicide?- a qualitative study from Norway Teresita Morfín (MEX) ITESO University Co-author: Sanchez-Loyo LM Cultural factors in suicide attempts in young adults Yerko Rojas (SWE) Swedish Institute for Social Research Childhood social exclusion and suicidal behavior in adolescence and young adulthood (Forthcoming [May 2014]. Stockholm: Swedish Institute for Social Research) Hilda Shilubane (ZAF) University of Venda Co-authors: Bos AER, Ruiter RAC, Reddy PS, van den Borne B High-school suicide in South Africa: Teachers’ knowledge, views and training needs

33 Session 37 16:00 – 17:30 Room A121

RELIGION, PHILOSPHICAL ASPECTS OF SUICIDE Chair: Rory O’Connor (GBR) Presenters: Anu Rootalu (EST) Academy for Traditional Tibetan Medicine, Tallinn Mental health in traditional Tibetan medicine Fabrice Jollant (CAN) McGill University THURSDAY Co-author: Macdonald C Very high rates of suicide in the Happy Valley: a psychological autopsy study in an isolated indigenous 28 population of South-East Asia Katrin Tibar (EST) Tallinn University His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama’s Buddhist views on the sources of suffering and suicide Vera Djurisic (MNE) Clinical Center of Montenegro, Psychiatric Clinic Auto-destructive lifestyle as an equivalent to suicide - Story of Icarus without his Daedalus Tamas Barnabas (HUN) Making suicide nonsensical. The way in which the Oedipus story of the Hellenic mythology does it Martin Plöderl (AUT) Paracelsus Private Medical University, Salzburg Suicide risk among sexual minorities

Workshop 38 16:00 – 17:30 Room M342

SHOWCASING SKILLS-BASED TRAINING: AN EFFECTIVE TRAINING MODEL FOR FRONTLINE STAFF Discussants: Gill Green (GBR),

Workshop 87 16:00 – 17:30 Room M224

THE ANTIDOTE TO SUICIDE: CREATING A LIFE OF MEANING Discussant: Lisa Firestone (USA)

34 Friday, August 29, 2014 Tallinn University, Narva Rd 29

SYMPOSIA, SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS

Symposium 41 9:00 – 10:30 Room M225

IASP GENETICS AND NEUROBIOLOGY OF SUICIDE TF, PART 1: GENETICS Chair: Dan Rujescu (DEU), Marco Sarchiapone (ITA)

Presenters: FRIDAY Ina Giegling (DEU) Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg, Department of Psychiatry Genetics of suicidal behaviour and intermediate phenotypes like personality 29 Gil Zalsman (ISR) Tel Aviv University, Geha Mental Health Center & Sackler Faculty of Medicine Co-authors: Weller A, Gutman A, Shbiro L, Wasserman J, Wasserman D, Mann JJ Interaction of genetic vulnerability, environment and timing in early life moderates mood regulation: a diffusion tensor imaging study in an animal model and fiber tracking Vincenzo De Luca (CAN), University of Toronto, CAMH, Department of Psychiatry Gene and stress interactions Alja Videtic Paska (SVN) University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Medicine Co-authors: Ropret S, Zupanc T, Komel R Single nucleotide polymorphisms of neurotrophic genes and completed suicide

Symposium 42 9:00 – 10:30 Room A121

COURSE AND OUTCOME OF NONSUICIDAL SELF-INJURY IN ADOLESCENTS Chair: Romuald Brunner (DEU), Michael Kaess (DEU) Presenters: Michael Kaess (DEU) University Hospital Heidelberg Co-authors: Nakar O, Parzer P, Fischer G, Park J, Resch F, Brunner R Trajectories of adolescent deliberate self-harm and the relationship to borderline personality pathology Paul L Plener (DEU) University of Ulm Adolescents with nonsuicidal self-injury grown up Romuald Brunner (DEU) University Hospital Heidelberg Co-authors: Parzer P, Klasen F, Ravens-Sieberer U, Resch F, Kaess M Deliberate self-harm in adolescents: Prospective rates and comorbid psychopathology in a representative sample of adolescents in Germany Urs Hepp (CHE) Psychiatric Services Aargau AG Co-authors: Riecher-Rössler A, Weiss M, Stoppe G, Sauerborn C, Gosoniu D, Grize L, Muheim F, Stulz N Patient identified problems and triggers leading to deliberate self-harm Hans Idenfors (SWE) Umeå University, Department of Clinical Sciences Co-authors: Kullgren G, Salander Renberg E Professional care after deliberate self-harm: A qualitative study of young people´s experiences

35 Session 43 9:00 – 10:30 Room A222

SELF-HARM PATIENTS’ ADMISSION TO HOSPITAL, RISK FACTORS OF REPETITION Chair: Erkki Isometsä (FIN) Presenters: Nav Kapur (GBR) University of Manchester Co-authors: Steeg S, Webb R, Turnbull P, Bergen H, Hawton K, Ness J, Waters K, Townsend E, Cooper J Hospital management of self-harm and risk of subsequent suicide. Findings from the Multicentre Study of Self- harm in England Simon Hatcher (CAN) The University of Ottawa In people who present with self-harm to an emergency department do the number and type of problems they have predict repetition and engagement in treatment?

FRIDAY Remco de Winter (NLD) Parnassia Group / VU University Amsterdam Co-authors: Dassen M, Deen M, de Groot MH 29 Assessment of suicidal patients by emergency psychiatric service and factors related to admission. Eve Griffin (IRL) National Suicide Research Foundation Co-authors: Daly C, Wall A, Corcoran P, Perry IJ, Arensman E Aftercare for self-harm patients following presentations to Irish emergency departments, 2004-2012 Pauline Turnbull (GBR) The University of Manchester Co-authors: Bickley H, Steeg S, Haigh M, Donaldson I, Matthews V, Kapur N, Cooper J The benefits and impact of long-term monitoring of self-harm presentations to Emergency Departments in England Igor Galynker (USA) Beth Israel medical Center, NY Distinctive clinician emotional responses to suicidal patients - A comparative study

Session 44 9:00 – 10:30 Room M134

MEDIA REPORTING OF SUICIDE AND CONTAGION Chair: Merike Sisask (EST) Presenters: Steven Stack (USA) Wayne State University Bridge suicide: Effects of crisis phones vs. media contagion on suicides from Skyway Bridge, 1954-2012 Jane Pirkis (AUS) University of Melbourne Co-authors: Lockley A, Cheung Y-T, Cox G, Robinson J, Williamson M, Harris M, Machlin A, Moffat C Preventing jumping deaths at suicide hotspots: A case study Nicole Koburger (DEU) University of Leipzig Co-authors: Mergl R, Rummel-Kluge C, Hegerl U and the OSPI-Europe consortium Does the werther effect exceed country boarders? An international comparison of railway suicide data after a celebrity suicide Hirokazu Tachikawa (JPN) University of Tsukuba, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry Co-authors: Okamoto Y, Aiba M, Shiga H, Arai T, Asada T Relationships between bullying and suicide described in newspaper: time series content analyses of news reports for the case of ‘Ohtsu bullying-related suicide’ Julia Maloney (DEU) University of Würzburg Co-authors: Pfuhlmann B, Arensman E, Gusmao R, Szekely A, Hegerl U, Schmidtke A Sensation or consideration? Are suicide-preventive recommendations and courses for journalists effective? Paulius Skruibis (LTU) Vilnius University Co-author: Zemaitiene N Working with the media after the suicide of the very famous Lithuanian actor and TV host

36 Symposium 45 9:00 – 10:30 Room M218

IMPROVING SUICIDE PREVENTION AND DEPRESSION CARE THROUGH COMMUNITY-BASED MULTILEVEL INTERVENTION PROGRAMMES AND E-MENTAL HEALTH Chair: Ella Arensman (IRL) Presenters: Ulrich Hegerl (DEU) University of Leipzig, Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Co-authors: OSPI-Europe consortium Community-based four-level approach to suicide prevention: Background and evidence for effectiveness Chantal Van Audenhove (BEL) University of Leuven Co-authors: Coppens E, Arensman E, Hegerl U Assessing effectiveness of training community facilitators as part of a multilevel suicide prevention programme: Outcomes from OSPI-Europe FRIDAY Ricardo Gusmão (PRT) University of Porto, Public Health Institute / NOVA Medical School Antidepressant utilization and suicide in Europe: An ecological multi-national study 29 Victor Perez (ESP) INAD Parc de Salut Mar, CIBERSAM Co-authors: Cebrià A, Diaz A, Palao DJ, Vegue J, Molina C From Nuremburg to Catalonia: Progression of multilevel suicide prevention from a pilot research project to a government-supported suicide risk prevention code Celine Larkin (IRL) National Suicide Research Foundation Co-authors: Arensman E, van Audenhove C, Scheerder G, Gusmao R, Costa S, Koburger N, Szekely A, Maxwell M, Harris F, Postuvan V, Värnik A, Ibelshauser A, van der Feltz-Cornelis C, Hegerl U Self-reported exposure to depression in eight European regions: Associations with mental health problems, stigma and help-seeking

Session 46 9:00 – 10:30 Room M213

COMPLEMENTARY APPROACHES TO SUICIDALITY PREVENTION Chair: Vita Poštuvan (SVN) Presenters: Thomas Forkmann (DEU) University Hospital of RWTH Aachen Co-authors: Wichers M, Geschwind N, Peeters F, van Os J, Mainz V, Collip D Effects of Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy on self-reported suicidal symptoms: results from a randomized- controlled trial Tina Podlogar (SVN) University of Primorska, Slovene Centre for Suicide Research Co-authors: Postuvan V, Tancic Grum A, De Leo D Participants’ time perspective upon enrolment in MBCT intervention‒ NARA program Katrin Tibar (EST) Tallinn University Co-authors: Värnik A, Rüütel E Raising self-compassion in Art therapy of suicidal persons Stefanie Desmyter (BEL) University Hospital Ghent, Institute for Neuroscience Co-authors: Duprat R, Siugzdaite R, van Heeringen C The acute effects of intensive repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation on suicide risk in depression Kevin Hochard (GBR) University of Nottingham Co-authors: Heym N, Townsend E Exploring the mechanism linking nightmares to suicidal behaviours

37 Workshop 47 9:00 – 10:30 Room M340

PSYCHODYNAMIC PSYCHOTHERAPY AS SUICIDE PREVENTION Discussant: Mark J Goldblatt (USA)

Workshop 48 9:00 – 10:30 Room M342

THE OTHER IN THE ROOM: CONSIDERING SUICIDE RISK BY UNRAVELLING HIDDEN ONLINE INFLUENCES WITHIN THE CLINICAL SETTING Discussant: Tom Stockmann (GBR), Marc Kingsley (GBR)

FRIDAY 29 SYMPOSIA, SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS

Symposium 51 11:00 – 12:30 Room M225

IASP GENETICS AND NEUROBIOLOGY OF SUICIDE TF, PART 2: NEUROBIOLOGY Chair: Philippe Courtet (FRA), J John Mann (USA) Presenters: Kees van Heeringen (BEL) University Dept of Psychiatry & Medical Psychology A neuro-anatomical basis for the vulnerability to suicidal behaviour? Meta-analyses of structural and functional neuroimaging studies J John Mann (USA) Columbia University / New York State Psychiatric Institute Co-authors: Arango V, Oquendo M, Milak M, Miller J, Ogden T, Parsey RV, Sullivan G In Vivo neurotransmitter imaging studies of suicidal behavior Yogesh Dwivedi (USA) University of Alabama at Birmingham BDNF gene regulation in depressed suicide brain Pilar Alejandra Sáiz (ESP) University of Oviedo, CIBERSAM Searching for biomarkers in suicidal behaviour

Session 52 11:00 – 12:30 Room A222

SELF-HARM BEHAVIOURS Chair: Keith Hawton (GBR) Presenters: Katrina Witt (GBR) University of Oxford, Department of Psychiatry Co-authors: Hawton K, Arensman E, Gunnell D, Hazel P, Salisbury T, Townsend E, van Heeringen K Effectiveness of psychological and pharmacological treatments for self-harm patients: An ongoing Cochrane systematic review and meta-analysis Leah Quinlivan (GBR) University of Manchester Co-authors: Cooper J, Davies L, Steeg S, Hawton K, Gunnell D, Kapur N Scales for predicting risk following self-harm: an observational study in 32 hospitals in England Becky Mars (GBR) University of Bristol Co-authors: Heron J, Boyd A, Cornish R, Crane C, Hawton K, Lewis G, Macleod J, Tilling K, Gunnell D Using data linkage to investigate bias in prevalence estimates of self-reported self-harm

38 Penelope Hasking (AUS) Curtin University Co-author: Martin G From NSSI to suicidal behaviour in adolescents Ellen Townsend (GBR) University of Nottingham Co-authors: Ness J, Waters K, Kapur N, Cooper J, Turnbull P, Bergen H, Hawton K Self-harm and problems experienced in life Sarit GIdeoni Cohen (ISR) Beit-Berl College A risk pathway of distal and proximal factors for Self-injury among adolescents

Session 53 11:00 – 12:30 Room A121

SUICIDE PREVENTION STRATEGIES AND POLICIES FRIDAY Chair: András Szekely (HUN) Presenters: 29 Stephen Platt (GBR) University of Edinburgh The Scottish Suicide Information Database: a major, new initiative supporting suicide prevention in Scotland Jo Abbott (GBR) Public Health England Co-author: Henderson G Influencing national policy: real time surveillance Fränz D’Onghia (LUX) Centre d’Information et de Prévention The implementation of the National Plan for Suicide Prevention in Luxembourg (2014-2019) Gwendolyn Portzky (BEL) Ghent University, Flemish Suicide Prevention Centre Co-authors: Van den Berg M, van Heeringen C Flanders Regional Suicide Prevention Strategy Maura Weir (USA) Youth Suicide Prevention Project Co-author: Berkowitz L REACH The Pillars of Prevention - Resilience, Early Activity, Connectedness, Help

Session 54 11:00 – 12:30 Room M340

SUICIDE AND SUBSTANCE USE, POISONING Chair: Andriy Yur’yev (USA) Presenters: David Gunnell (GBR) University of Bristol Co-authors: Coope C, Fearn V, Wells C, Hawton K, Kapur N Rising number of helium suicides in England & Wales ‒ characteristics of early cases: implications for prevention Celine Larkin (IRL) National Suicide Research Foundation Co-authors: Wall A, McAuliffe C, Corcoran P, Williamson E, MacCarthy J, Duggan A, Perry I, Arensman E Alcohol intoxication at time of suicide: Findings from the Suicide Support and Information System (SSIS) in Ireland Aleksei Egorov (RUS) I.M. Sechenov Institute of Evolutionary Physiology and Biochemistry Co-authors: Pashkovskiy VE, Prokopovich GA, Sofronov AG Factor of alcohol and substance use disorders in social-demographic and clinical characteristics of persons with self-poisoning suicide attempts Keith Miller (USA) Mayo Clinic (presented by Brian Palmer) Co-authors: Palmer BA, Hitschfeld MJ, Lineberry TW The effects of active substance use on inpatient length of stay and suicide risk

39 Thilini Rajapakse (AUS) Australian National University Co-authors: Griffiths KM,Christensen H, Cotton S Non-fatal self-poisoning across differing ages in Sri Lanka Eileen Williamson (IRL) University College Cork, National Suicide Research Foundation Co-authors: Wall A, McAuliffe C, Corcoran P, McCarthy J, Duggan A, Perry IJP, Arensman E A comparison of suicide with other external causes of death

Symposium 55 11:00 – 12:30 Room M134

CLUSTERING AND CONTAGION OF SUICIDE AND SELF-HARM: METHODOLOGICAL, CLINICAL AND CULTURAL ISSUES FRIDAY Chair: Ella Arensman (IRL), Annette Beautrais (NZL) Presenters: 29 Ann John (GBR) Swansea University Co-authors: Hawton K, Jones PA, Gunnell D, Lloyd KR, Luce A, Marchant AL, Platt S, Scourfield J,Kamran B, Dennis MS Newspaper reporting on a cluster of suicides in the UK: a study of quality and quantity, and changes in reports over time Matthew Taylor (USA) University of Montana, National Native Chilren’s Trauma Center Response, resilience and recovery in northern plains tribes: Strengthening community in response to suicide clusters Lars Mehlum (NOR) University of Oslo, National Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention Suicide clustering and contagion: complicated grief and responding Ella Arensman (IRL) National Suicide Research Foundation / University College Cork, Public Health Co-authors: Wall A, McAuliffe C,Corcoran P, Williamson E, McCarthy J, Duggan A, Perry IJ Early identification of clustering of suicide and self-harm: benefits of national information systems Annette Beautrais (NZL) University of Canterbury, Christchurch Modifying the Psychological Autopsy approach for use in suicide cluster research

Symposium 56 11:00 – 12:30 Room M218

SUICIDE PREVENTION AND MENTAL HEALTH PROMOTION THROUGH INTERNET AND MEDIA Chair: Vladimir Carli (SWE), Gergö Hadlaczky (SWE) Presenters: Miriam Iosue (ITA) University of Molise, Department of Medicine and Health Sciences Internet use among Italian adolescents: prevalence and correlates Michael Westerlund (SWE) Karolinska Institutet, NASP / Stockholm University, IMS Co-authors: Hadlaczky G, Carli V Searching for Mental Health Preventive Websites Vladimir Carli (SWE) Karolinska Institutet, NASP, Stockholm Co-authors: Hadlaczky G, Hokby S, Wasserman D, the SUPREME Consortium The SUPREME project: main results Nuria Machin (GBR) Anglia Ruskin University, Social Care and Education, Chelmsford Co-authors: Roquer A, Sharpe D, Masip C, Waller T, Flores P Bullying and internet: Results of a comparative analysis between Spain and UK in the SUPREME project Gergö Hadlaczky (SWE) Karolinska Institutet, NASP, Stockholm Co-author: Carli V Loss aversion and mental health

40 Session 57 11:00 – 12:30 Room M213

EXPERIENCES WITH RESEARCH PARTICIPATION Chair: Chantal Van Audenhove (BEL) Presenters: Heidi Hjelmeland (NOR) Norwegian University of Science and Technology Co-authors: Hagen J, Knizek BL “I think it’s a little exciting”: Suicide attempters’ experiences with research participation Urša Mars (SVN) University of Primorska, Slovene Center for Suicide Research Co-authors: Vovko E, Poštuvan V, De Leo D Evaluation of recruitment process in psychological autopsy study in Slovenia: Preliminary results Erkki Isometsä (FIN) University of Helsinki Co-authors: Vuorilehto M, Valtonen HM, Melartin T, Sokero P, Suominen K FRIDAY Method of assessment determines prevalence of suicidal ideation among patients with depression Niclas Kaiser (SWE) Umeå University, Department of Psychology 29 Co-authors: Waern M, Salander Renberg E Psychiatrists´experiences of suicide risk assessment. What they actually do, and what are the challenges? Ines Rothes (PRT) Faculdades de Psicologia e de Ciêncisa da Educaçõa da Universidade do Porto Co-author: Henriques M Clinical intervention with suicidal patients: health professionals’ current practices and the effects of professional group, specific experience and training on suicide intervention Bertel Dam Lind (DNK) Psychiatric Department of Odense University Hospital Co-author: Stenager E Treatment as the significant other

Workshop 58 11:00 – 12:30 Room M342

PATIENT/CLIENT SUICIDE: WHAT HELPS THE PROFESSIONALS TO CONTINUE TO CARE FOR SUICIDAL PATIENTS WITH PROFESSIONALISM? Discussants: Dolores Angela Castelli Dransart (CHE), Onja Grad (SVN), Karl Andriessen (BEL)

LUNCH WITH EXPERTS

Session 2 12:45 – 13:45 Room A046 Chair: Ella Arensman (IRL) Experts: Keith Hawton (GBR), Jane Pearson (USA), Jerry Reed (USA)

41 IASP POSTVENTION SIG MEETING 13:00 – 14:00 Room M134 EPA SUICIDOLOGY SECTION MEETING 13:00 – 14:00 Room A121 POSTER PRESENTATIONS Session 2 13:00 – 14:00 Astra building foyer

FRIDAY P51 Isabel María López Saracho (ESP) UGC Salud Mental Almeria 29 Co-authors: Soto Ontoso M, Ivorra Mayoral A Suicide behaviour from a gender perspective P52 Madeleine Mellqvist Fässberg (SWE) University of Gothenburg, Sahlgrenska Academy Co-authors: Östling S, Bäckman K, Skoog I, Waern M, the EURODEP Concerted Action Functional disability and death wishes in older Europeans: Results from the EURODEP Concerted Action P53 August G Wang (DNK) Copenhagen University Hospital Amager, Centre for Suicide prevention Co-authors:Koefoed P, Jacoby AS, Woldbye D, Rasmussen HB, Timm S, Dam H, Jakobsen KD, Nordentoft M,Jürgens G, Sørensen HJ, Garsdal O, Hvid M, Werge T NPY and suicidal behaviour P54 Liis Lemsalu (EST) National Institute for Health Development Co-authors: Rüütel K, Lõhmus L, Laisaar KT, Uusküla A Suicidality, mental health and ART adherence among HIV infected people in Estonia P55 Isabel María López Saracho (ESP) Hospital Torrecardenas, Almería Co-authors: Rodríguez Vargas S, Navarro Clemente MJ, Ivorra Mayoral AR Suicide in Spain: Systematic literature review P56 Eva-Maria Pichler (AUT) Paracelsus Medizinische Universität, Salzburg Co-authors: Kralovec K, Lauss A, Plöderl M Gender-specific associations between different dimensions of religion and both, suicidality and suicide risk factors, among Austrian psychiatric inpatients P57 Xénia Gonda (HUN) MTA-SE Neuropsychopharmacology and Neurochemistry Research Group Co-authors: Édes AE, Kovács D, Pap D, Bagdy G, Juhász G The effect of SSRIs on neuronal response to emotional faces examined with pharmacoMRI P58 Stephane Richard-Devantoy (CAN) McGill University, Department of Psychiatry, Montréal Co-authors: Richard-Devantoy S, Szanto K, Butters MA, Kalkus J, Dombrovski AY Cognitive inhibition in elderly high-lethality suicide attempters P59 Steinn Steingrimsson (SWE) University of Gothenburg, Sahlgrenska Academy Co-authors: Gonsalez A, Waern M, Dellepiane M, Ioannou M Attitude towards suicide risk assessment among younger physicians P60 Armando Ibarra-López (MEX) Universidad de Guadalajara Co-author: Sainz A Suicide attention centers in Mexico. A proposal of evaluative research P61 Mekel Harris (USA) The Chicago School of Professional Psychology Quality of life & self-care among clinicians: promotion as prevention P62 Ana Yuliani (IDN) Universitas Airlangga Co-authors: Utami UD, Hikmah N, Ratih The relationship between self-esteem and suicidal behavior in adolescents in Gunung Kidul, Yogyakarta, Indonesia

42 P63 Heon-Jeong Lee (KOR) Korea University College of Medicine Co-authors: Jaelim Kim, Nari Choi, Yu-Jin Lee, Hyonggin An, Namkug Kim High altitude remains associated with elevated suicide rates after adjusting for socioeconomic status: a study from South Korea P64 Federica Ricci (ITA) Sapienza University of Rome, Sant’Andrea Hospital Co-authors: Erbuto D, Innamorati M, Lamis DA, Amore M, Girardi P, Pompili M The interplay between suicide risk, cognitive vulnerability, subjective happiness and depression among adolescents P65 (ROU) Iuliu Hatieganu University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Cluj-Napoca Co-author: Herta DC Crisis line utilization among suicidal people in Romania P66 Jung-Ah Min (KOR) The Catholic University of Korea Co-authors: Lee CU, Chae JH FRIDAY Resilience moderates the risk of depression and anxiety symptoms on suicidal ideation in patients with depression and/or anxiety disorders 29 P67 Enrique Guerra Gomez (ESP) Santa Cristina Universitary Hospital, Madrid Co-authors: Zambrano D, Felix M, Unzeta B, Vilariño P, Perez C, Crespo MD Suicidal behavior in patients with bulimia and bordeline personality disorder comorbid P68 Stian Biong (NOR) University of Oslo / Buskerud and Vestfold University College Overdose deaths as suicide: A phenomenological case study P69 Bo Andersen Ejdesgaard (DNK) Centre for Suicide Research, Odense Co-author: Rask L Saving young lives everywhere P70 Renske Gilissen (NLD) GGD Haaglanden Five- to eightfold increased risk of suicide among people who receive benefits in the Netherlands P71 Marion Ferber (NLD) GGD Haaglanden Co-author: Gilissen R SuNa: A preventive program against a (lethal) repeat suicide attempt in The Hague, the Netherlands P72 Trine Banke d’Andrade (DNK) Centre for Suicide Research WHO wants to know WHAT about suicide and prevention? P73 Yury Razvodovsky (BLR) Grodno State Medical University Sociodemographic correlates of parasuicidal behavior among rural residents in the regions affected by Chernobyl nuclear disaster P74 Steven Stack (USA) Wayne State University Co-authors: Andriessen K, Krysinska K Predictors of article impact in suicidology: analysis of the bereavement literature P75 Juan J Fernández-Miranda (ESP) SESPA - Mental Health Services Of Asturias Co-authors: Díaz-Fernández S, Tubío-Arcos E Suicide and treatment retention rates of patients with schizophrenia in a severe mentally illness programme: a 6-year follow-up P76 Yoshitaka Kawashima (JPN) National Center of Neurology and Psychiatry Co-authors: Yonemoto N, Inagaki M, Yamada M Psychiatric disorders in suicide attempters admitted to emergency department in Japan a systematic review and meta-analysis P77 Lene Klüver (DNK) Centre for Suicide Research (presented by Bo Andersen Ejdesgaard) Co-authors: Zoellner L, Ejdesgaard BA An epidemiological study on risk factors for suicidal behavior among Danish veterans deployed between 1990 and 2009 P78 Reija Narumo (FIN) The Finnish Association for Mental Health Support groups for bereaved by suicide of the Finnish Association for Mental Health

43 P79 Cristina Garcia Blanco (ESP) SESCAM, USM Puertollano, Ciudad Real Co-authors: Martinez Arnaiz J,Rodriguez Gomez-Carreño C, Rodriguez Pereira C Walter Mitty Syndrome. Suicidal risk in narcissistic personality disorders P80 Dana-Cristina Herta (ROU) Iuliu Hatieganu University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Cluj-Napoca Co-author: Cozman D Dysfunctional coping mechanisms in adolescents with suicidal behaviors. A multi-center European study P81 Renate van Landschoot (BEL) University of Ghent, Unit for Suicide Research Co-authors: Portzky G, van Heeringen K Knowledge, attitudes and self-perceived skills towards suicidal patients at emergency and psychiatric departments in flanders: a randomized controlled trial of the effects of an educational poster campaign P82 Lena Spangenberg (DEU) University of Leipzig

FRIDAY Co-authors: Forkmann T, Scherer A, Glaesmer H Assessing central constructs of the Interpersonal Theory of Suicide. Psychometric properties of the German 29 Interpersonal Needs Questionnaire (INQ) P83 Pilar Alejandra Sáiz (ESP) University of Oviedo, CIBERSAM Co-authors: Al-Halabí S, Burón P, Garrido M, Díaz-Mesa E, García-Álvarez L, García-Portilla MP, Bobes J Self-harm and drug use in the Spanish sample of Working in Europe to Stop Truancy Among Youth (WE- STAY) project P84 Georg Schjelderup (NOR) Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences Co-author: Siqveland J Implementing new routines for continuity of care within existing care delivery systems for suicide attempters treated in emergency department. A pilot study P85 Hyo Jung Ko (KOR) Seoul Metropolitan Eunpyeong Hospital, Department of Psychiatry, Seoul Co-author: Bo Ra Kim Characteristics of alcoholics with histories of suicide attempts and alcoholics without histories of suicide attempts: a comparative study P86 Agnieszka Konieczna (DNK) Centre for Suicide Research Co-author: Andersen Ejdesgaard B Knowledge and attitudes towards suicidal behaviour among priests and nurses P87 Christina Petrea Egeskov (DNK) Centre for Suicide Research, Odense Co-authors: Ejdesgaard BA, Konieczna A Expansion of the register for suicide attempts. Why do people try to commit suicide? P88 Marloes Hubers (NLD) Leiden University Medical Centre, Department of Psychiatry Co-authors: Giltay EJ, Roos RAC, Veen LJ, Cobbaert CM, Pereira AM, van Duijn E, van der Mast RC Hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis functioning in relation to depressive symptom severity and suicidality in Huntington’s disease P89 Livia Ambrus (SWE) Lund University, Department of Clinical Sciences Co-authors: Sunnqvist C, Ekman A, Suchankova P, Träskman-Bendz L, Westrin Å Association between avoidant focused coping strategies and BDNF Val66Met gene polymorphism in suicide attempters P90 Katrina Witt (GBR) University of Oxford, Department of Psychiatry Co-authors: Hawton K, Fazel S The relationship between suicide and violence in schizophrenia: Analysis of the Clinical Antipsychotic Trials of Intervention Effectiveness (CATIE) dataset P91 Liv Kosnes (GBR) Swansea University Co-authors: Dennis M, Ford D, Gunnell D, Lloyd K, Scourfield J, John A The Suicide Information Database for Wales (SID-Cymru) P92 Janaka Pushpakumara (LKA) Rajarata University of Sri Lanka Co-authors: Tennakoon SUB, Adikari AMP, Abeysinghe R, Dawson AH Impact of life-skills, help seeking ability, mental health and childhood experiences on acute intentional self poisoning in rural Sri Lanka: a case-control study

44 P93 Georgina Cox (AUS) University of Melbourne, Orygen Youth Health Research Centre Co-authors: Hetrick SE, Yuen HP, Bendall S, Yung A, Pirkis J, Robinson J Does Cognitive Behavioural Therapy have a role in improving problem solving and coping in adolescents with suicidal ideation? P94 Kate Sheehy (GBR) University of Manchester Co-authors: Gooding P, Pratt D Examining the roles of defeat and entrapment in suicidality: a UK study with prison inmate P95 Alexandre Teixeira (PRT) FPCEUP Co-authors: Oliveira A, Santos JC Prevalence and factors associated with suicidal behaviors in street and indoor prostitutes in urban areas: an exploratory study with mixed methodology P96 Sara Carbone (ITA) CReMPE / Verona University Hospital Co-authors: Mascalzoni E, Andriessen K, Mirandola M FRIDAY Euregenas project in the frame of suicide prevention and postvention: resources available for survivors in participating regions 29 P97 José Santos (PRT) Coimbra University Hospital Center, Suicide Research and Prevention Unit Co-authors: Craveiro A, Madeira N, Alte da Veiga F , Andrade J, Garrido P, Neves S, Pinto A, Saraiva C Modelling effects of suicide attempts within the family P98 Carlos Saraiva (PRT) Coimbra University Hospital Center, Suicide Research and Prevention Co-authors: Alte da Veiga F, Madeira N, Santos J, Andrade J, Garrido P, Neves S, Pinto A, Craveiro A A study on correlation between physical or sexual abuse during childhood and suicidal behaviour P99 Jong-Ik Park (KOR) Kangwon National Universtiy School of Medicine, Chuncheon Co-author: Kim K Attitudes toward suicide and suicide prevention among college students in South Korea and the United States P100 Karl Andriessen (BEL) University of Leuven, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences Co-authors: Krysinska K, Lester D Predicting the natural suicide rate in Belgium P101 Rita Vanhove (BEL) Flemish Suicide Prevention Action Plan ‘Care for Suicide Attempters’ Co-authors: Van Broeckhoven M, de Jaegere E, Beks P App OnTrackAgain P102 Algi Samm (EST) Estonian-Swedish Mental Health and Suicidology Institute (ERSI), Tallinn Co-authors: Värnik A, Tooding LM When the family support fails: suicidal ideation among schoolchildren in Estonia P103 Julia Leong (NLD) Penitentiary Institution Vught Suicide prevention in prison, how an e-learning module can contribute to an increased professionalization of prison staff in managing suicidal patients and assessment of suicide risks P104 Lauraliisa Mark (EST) Estonian-Swedish Mental Health and Suicidology Institute (ERSI) Co-authors: Sisask M, Värnik P, Vaikma J, Värnik A AppsTerv – Web-based applications for mental health

45 SYMPOSIA, SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS

Symposium 61 14:00 – 15:30 Room M225

LIVED EXPERTISE IN SUICIDE PREVENTION RESEARCH: INSIGHTS FROM ATTEMPT SURVIVORS FOR INFORMING RESEARCH AND PREVENTION PRIORITIES Chair: Jane Pearson (USA), Eduardo Vega (USA) Presenters: Eduardo Vega (USA) MHASF Center for Dignity, Recovery and Empowerment Co-authors: Lezine D, Draper JD The way forward: groundbreaking directions for suicide prevention from the lived expertise of the US National Action Alliance Suicide Attempt Survivor Task Force FRIDAY Jane Pearson (USA) National Institute of Mental Health 29 Prioritized suicide prevention health care research: the essential role of patient perspectives David Covington (USA) Crisis Access, LLC Co-authors: Hogan M, members of the National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention Clinical Care & Intervention Task Force Suicide care in systems framework David Shaffer (USA) Columbia University, New York State Psychiatric Institute Events, thoughts, and feelings preceding a suicide attempt and their significance for treatment and suicide prevention

Session 62 14:00 – 15:30 Room A222

STATISTICAL OVERVIEW OF SUICIDES AND ITS RELIABILITY Chair: Ian Rockett (USA) Presenters: Boris Polozhy (RUS) State Research Centre for Social and Forensic Psychiatry Suicidal situation in the countries of the commonwealth of independent states (1991- present time) Saška Roškar (SVN) NatNational Institute of Public Health, Ljubljana Co-authors: Podlesek A, Zorko M Decrease in suicide rates in Slovenia between 1997 - 2010: Effect of launched preventive activities? Gordon Tait (AUS) Queensland University of Technology Co-author: Carpenter B Suicide rates as a function of coronial practice: a comparative study of decision-making within death investigations Eileen Williamson (IRL) University College Cork, National Suicide Research Foundation A review of the recording practices of suicide mortality data Ingvild Maria Tøllefsen (NOR) Oslo University Hospital Co-authors: Thiblin I, Helweg-Larsen K, Østevold G, Rogde S, Zahl PH, Hem E, Ekeberg Ø Reliability of suicide statistics in Scandinavia - A nationwide reevaluation of 1800 deaths Keshav Raj Raut (NPL) Media MEK Co-author: Gautam B Save the life

46 Session 63 14:00 – 15:30 Room M213

PREDICTORS OF SUICIDALITY Chair: Danutė Gailienė (LTU) Presenters: Kairi Kõlves (AUS) Griffith University, AISRAP Co-authors: Draper BM, Snowdon J, De Leo D Predictors of suicide by gender: A case-control psychological autopsy study in Australia Duleeka Knipe (GBR) University of Bristol Co-authors: Gunnell D, Pieris R, Priyadarshana C, Weerasinghe M, Ranawake M, Pearson M, Jayamanne S, Hawton K, Konradsen F, Eddleston M, Metcalfe C Socioeconomic position and suicide: a study based on 53,379 households in Sri Lanka

Paul Surgenor (IRL) Pieta House FRIDAY Impact of ten predictor variables on suicidal recovery in the six months following treatment at Pieta House, Ireland 29 Ilkka Henrik Mäkinen (SWE) Södertörn University Co-authors: Bursztein Lipsicas C, Wasserman D, Apter A, Kerkhof A, Michel K, Salander Renberg E, van Heeringen K, Värnik A, Schmidtke A Repetition of attempted suicide among immigrants in Europe Maria Sundvall (SWE) Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm Co-authors: Tidemalm D, Runeson B, Bäärnhielm S Attempted suicide in 88 asylum seekers: Background factors and use of psychiatric care Janaka Pushpakumara (LKA) Rajarata University of Sri Lanka Co-authors: Abeysinghe R, Dawson AH The life-skills model of suicidal behavior: an explanation to long-lasting epidemic of suicidal behavior in developing countries

Session 64 14:00 – 15:30 Room M134

SUICIDE BEREAVEMENT, PART 1 Chair: Karl Andriessen (BEL) Presenters: Annette Erlangsen (DNK) Mental Health Centre Copenhagen Co-authors: Runeson B, Bolton J, Wilcox H, Forman JL, Krogh J, Shear K, Nordentoft M, Conwell Y Risks of adverse mental and somatic health outcomes in partners bereaved by suicide: a population-based longitudinal study Alexandra Pitman (GBR) University College London, Division of Psychiatry Co-authors: Rantell K, Osborn D, King M Exposure to suicide bereavement and risk of suicide attempt: a national cross-sectional survey of young adults in the UK Vita Poštuvan (SVN) University of Primorska, Slovene Centre for Suicide Research Co-author: Grad O Growing flower model of reintegration after suicide – findings from qualitative study on suicide survivors’ experiences Polona Ozbič (SVN) University Psychiatric Hospital, Ljubljana Co-author: Grad O The differences between genders in coping strategies and social system support after a close relative’s suicide Georgina Cox (AUS) University of Melbourne, Orygen Youth Health Research Centre Co-authors: Robinson J, Templer K, Parker A, Bhar S, Rickwoord D, Jorm T Suicide postvention in schools: a delphi study

47 Marieke de Groot (NLD) VU University Amsterdam Co-author: Kollen BJ The 8-10 year course of bereavement due to suicide: a longitudinal community-based cohort study of first- degree relatives and spouses

Symposium 65 14:00 – 15:30 Room M218

THE PSYCHODYNAMICS OF ADOLESCENT SUICIDE CLUSTERS Chair: Stephen Briggs (GBR) Presenters: Mark Goldblatt (USA) Harvard Medical School

FRIDAY Co-authors: Briggs S, Lindner R, Titelman D, Crouch W Communication in suicidal groups 29 Reinhard Lindner (DEU) Medical-Geriatric Clinic Albertinen-Haus Beyond imitation: transferential dynamics in adolescent suicide clusters Stephen Briggs (GBR) University of East London Psychotherapy with adolescents involved in group suicidal behaviour William Crouch (GBR) Tavistock Clinic, London Use of sadism as a solution to conflicts around need in adolescent suicide clusters David Titelman (SWE) Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm Adolescent suicide clusters: a psychoanalytic reflection on the presented material

Session 66 14:00 – 15:30 Room A121

SUICIDE RISK IN PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS Chair: Pilar Alejandra Sáiz (ESP) Presenters: Trine Madsen (DNK) Copenhagen Mental Health Center Co-authors: Hjorthøj CR, Agerbo E, Nordentoft M Risk of suicide according to level of psychiatric treatment: a case control study nested in a nationwide cohort Peter Taylor (GBR) University of Liverpool Co-authors: Hutton P, Wood L Suicide in those at ultra-high risk of psychosis: A systematic review and meta-analysis Gerald Stöber (DEU) University of Würzburg Co-authors: Maloney J, Schmidtke A Suicide attempts in subtypes of endogenous psychoses: the need for specific prevention and treatment Patricia Gooding (GBR) University of Manchester Co-authors: Dunn G, Tarrier N The cognitive behavioural prevention of suicide in psychosis: A clinical trial Rebecca Owen (GBR) University of Manchester Co-authors: Gooding T, Dempsey R, Jones S Social factors and suicidality in bipolar disorder: a qualitative study William Coryell (USA) University of Iowa, Carver College of Medicine Co-authors: Calarge C, Yolken R Toxoplasmosis titers and suicide attempt history among older adolescents initiating SSRI treatment

48 Workshop 67 14:00 – 15:30 Room M340

RESEARCH-INFORMED SUICIDE RISK ASSESSMENT AND A COMMON SENSE MODEL FOR RISK FORMULATION Discussant: Lanny Berman (USA)

Workshop 68 14:00 – 15:30 Room M342

HOW TO MAKE A CHALLENGING AND INTERACTIVE TRAINING ON SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR AND SUICIDE PREVENTION Discussants: Joline Rediers (BEL), Annelies Harvent (BEL) FRIDAY 29 KEY-NOTE SESSION

Key-note session 3 16:00 – 18:00 Room A002 Chair: David Shaffer (USA),Rory O’Connor (GBR)

DEBATE Øivind Ekeberg (NOR) Oslo University Hospital, Department of Acute Medicine, Ricardo Gusmão (PRT) University of Porto, Public Health Institute / NOVA Medical School Do antidepressants impact suicide rates?

DEBATE Gil Zalsman (ISR) Geha Mental Health Center / Sackler School of Medicine Vladimir Carli (SWE) Karolinska Institutet, National Center for Suicide Research and Prevention of Mental Ill-Health (NASP), Stockholm Can we really predict suicide?

49 Saturday, August 30, 2014 Tallinn University, Narva Rd 29

SYMPOSIA, SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS

Symposium 71 9:00 – 10:30 Room A222

MEDICALLY SERIOUS SUICIDE BEHAVIOR STRATEGY OF SUICIDE RESEARCH: METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES, RISK FACTORS AND IMPLICATIONS Chair: Yossi Levi-Belz (ISR), David Gunnell (GBR) Presenters: Yossi Levi-Belz (ISR) Ruppin Academic Center Co-authors: Gvion Y, Horesh N, Apter A Attachment style in medically serious suicide attempts: the mediating role of interpersonal characteristics Annette Beautrais (NZL) University of Canterbury, Christchurch A 20-year follow-up of medically serious suicide attempts SATURDAY Alan Apter (ISR) Schneider Children’s Medical Center of Israel 30 The spectrum of suicidal behaviors Yari Gvion (ISR) Bar-Ilan University Co-authors: Levi-Belz Y, Horesh N, Fische T, Treves I, Or E, Stein–Reisner O, Weiser M, Apter A Mental pain, communication difficulties and medically serious suicide attempts: A case - control study

Symposium 72 9:00 – 10:30 Room M134

SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR AMONG IMMIGRANTS AND ETHNIC MINORITIES IN EUROPE Chair: Diana van Bergen (NLD) Presenters: Latha Nrugham (NOR) University of Oslo, National Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention Suicidal behaviour among adolescents from ethnic minorities - a literature review Jayne Cooper (GBR) University of Manchester Co-authors: Chang S-S, Steeg S, Yip PSF, Kapur N Cohort study of self-harm among people of Chinese origin living in England Pauline Turnbull (GBR) The University of Manchester Co-authors: Webb R, Kapur N, Clements C, Bergen H, Hawton K, Ness J, Waters K, Townsend E, Cooper J Ethnic differences in premature death following self-harm: a multicentre cohort study in England Diana van Bergen (NLD) Groningen University Co-author: Saharso S Female autonomy, suicidal behavior and suicidal ideation Meryam Schouler-Ocak (DEU) Psychiatric University Clinic of Charité at St. Hedwig Hospital Co-authors: Aichberger MC, Heredia Montesinos A End your silence not your life. a suicide prevention campaign for Turkish women in Berlin

50 Symposium 73 9:00 – 10:30 Room M218

SUICIDE PREVENTION: AN UNCOVERED CLINICAL NEED Chair: Julio Bobes García (ESP) Presenters: Pilar Alejandra Sáiz (ESP) University of Oviedo, CIBERSAM New therapeutic approaches in the prevention of suicidal behavior Hilario Blasco-Fontecilla (ESP) IDIPHIM, Puerta de Hierro University Hospital, Madrid The addictive hypothesis of suicidal behavior Julio Bobes (ESP) University of Oviedo, Department of Psychiatry, CIBERSAM Monitoring persons after suicide attempt Rita Fjeldsted (DNK) University of Copenhagen, Psychiatry West, Region Zealand Co-author: Teasdale TW Could a focus on trauma exposure improve the identification of patients at particularly high risk of suicide? Astrid Berge Norheim (NOR) Diakonhjemmet Hospital / RVTS East Co-authors: Loskoutova E, Grimholdt TK, Ekeberg Ø

Professional background and attitudes toward suicidal behaviour in mental health, Stavropol, Russia and Oslo, SATURDAY Norway 30 Symposium 74 9:00 – 10:30 Room M225

IN THE AFTERMATH OF A SUICIDE IN THE FAMILY – TOWARDS IMPROVED CARE AND RESTORED PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH Chair: Pernilla Omerov (SWE) Presenters: Pernilla Omerov (SWE) Karolinska Institute Co-authors: Steineck G, Runeson B, Nyberg T, Nyberg U Viewing the body after bereavement due to suicide. A population-based survey in Sweden Rossana Pettersén (SWE) Karolinska Institute, Stockholm Co-authors: Omerov P, Titelman D, Dyregrov A, Dyregrov K, Steineck G, Nyberg U Suicide-bereaved siblings’ perception of health services Rossana Pettersén (SWE) Karolinska Institute, Stockholm Co-authors: Omerov P, Titelman D, Dyregrov A, Nyberg T, Steineck G, Nyberg U Lack of trust in the healthcare services after losing a child to suicide: A population-based survey Pernilla Omerov (SWE) Karolinska Institute, Stockholm Co-authors: Steineck G, Dyregrov K, Runeson B, Nyberg U The ethics of doing nothing. Suicide-bereavement and research: ethical and methodological considerations Ullakarin Nyberg (SWE) Karolinska Institute, Clinical Neuroscience, Stockholm Co-authors: Omerov P, Steineck G, Runeson B, Nyberg T Psychological morbidity among suicide-bereaved and non-bereaved parents: a nationwide population survey Ullakarin Nyberg (SWE) Karolinska Institute, Clinical Neuroscience, Stockholm Co-authors: Omerov P, Steineck G, Runeson B, Nyberg T Suicide-bereavement and research: How to translate scientific data into clinical practice

51 Symposium 75 9:00 – 10:30 Room M213

DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE IN HUNGARY: FROM EVOLUTION AND PATHOGENESIS THROUGH RECOGNITION TO PREVENTION Chair: Zoltan Rihmer (HUN), Judit Balazs (HUN) Presenters: Zoltan Rihmer (HUN) Semmelweis University Depression, suicide and suicide prevention in Hungary – an overview Xenia Gonda (HUN) Semmelweis University The pathoplastic role of affective temperaments in the background of suicide Judit Balazs (HUN) Eotvos University, Dept of Developmental and Clinical Child Psychology, Budapest Depression and suicidal behaviour among Hungarian children and adolescents György Purebl (HUN) Semmelweis University, Institute of Behavioural Sciences, Budapest Co-authors: Székely A, Rihmer Z Multi-level approaches against depression and suicide in Hungary. What could we learn from countries with traditionally high suicide rates?

SATURDAY 30 Session 76 9:00 – 10:30 Room A121

SUICIDAL BEHAVIOUR IN ISOLATED GROUPS Chair: Erik Rüütel (EST) Presenters: Daniel Pratt (GBR) University of Manchester Co-authors: Gooding P, Tarrier N, Awenat Y, Ulph F, Shaw J, Dunn G Cognitive behaviour suicide prevention for prisoners: findings from the PROSPeR study Patricia Gooding (GBR) University of Manchester Co-authors: Pratt D, Dunn G, Tarrier N The moderating effects of coping and self esteem on the relationship between defeat, entrapment and suicidality in prisoners at risk of suicide Janina Žiberna (SVN) University of Primorska, Slovene Centre for Suicide Research Co-author: Poštuvan V Research and prevention of suicide among prisoners in Slovenia Christopher DeCou (USA) Idaho State University Co-authors: Cole TC, Lynch SM On the association between trauma exposure and suicide risk among incarcerated women Delaney Skerrett (AUS) Griffith University, Australian Institute for Suicide Research and Prevention (presented byKairi Kõlves) Co-authors: Kõlves K, De Leo D Factors related to LGBT suicide death in Australia: A psychological autopsy study

Workshop 77 9:00 – 10:30 Room M340

REACH THE PILLARS OF PREVENTION: RESILIENCE, EARLY ACTIVITY, CONNECTEDNESS, HELP Discussant: Maura Weir (USA)

52 Workshop 78 9:00 – 10:30 Room M342

A PSYCHO-EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENTIAL GROUP TO PREVENT SUICIDAL BEHAVIORS Discussant: Salvador Moreno López (MEX)

SYMPOSIA, SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS

Session 81 11:00 – 12:30 Room A222

SUICIDAL INTENT AND IDEATION Chair: Gergö Hadlaczky (SWE) Presenters: Thomas Forkmann (DEU) University Hospital of RWTH Aachen Co-authors: Brähler E, Gauggel S, Glaesmer H Prevalence of suicidal ideation and related risk factors in the German general population SATURDAY Marloes Hubers (NLD) Leiden University Medical Centre, Department of Psychiatry Co-authors: Van der Mast RC, Peersmann SHM, Moaddine S, Dekkers OM, van Duijn E, Giltay EJ 30 Expression of suicidal ideation and subsequent completed suicide: a meta-analysis Becky Mars (GBR) University of Bristol Co-authors: Heron J, Crane C, Hawton K, Lewis G, Macleod J, Tilling K, Gunnell D Differences in risk factors and outcomes of self-harm with and without suicidal intent: Findings from the ALSPAC birth cohort Camilla Haw (GBR) University of Oxford, St Andrew’s Academic Centre, Centre for Suicide Research Co-authors: Hawton K, Casey D Suicidal intent and methods of self-harm: a study from Oxford, UK Stephen Briggs (GBR) University of East London Co-author: Gkaravella A Similarities and differences between self-harm and suicidal ideation, a study of assessments made for patients presenting at UK Accident and Emergency Departments (A&E)

Symposium 82 11:00 – 12:30 Room M213

CURRENT EFFORTS ON MILITARY SUICIDE PREVENTION Chair: Merike Sisask (EST), Vsevolod Rozanov (UKR) Presenters: Vsevolod Rozanov (UKR) Odessa Mechnikov University Suicides in the military from the perspectives of classical and modern theories of suicide Stanislaw Ilnicki (POL) Military Institute of Medicine, Warszawa Co-author: Ilnicki P Suicides in Polish Armed Forces during their transformation period of 2000 - 2012 Merike Sisask (EST) Estonian-Swedish Mental Health and Suicidology Institute / Tallinn University Co-authors: the members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Human Factors and Medicine (HFM), Research Task Group (RTG) on Military Suicide (HFM-RTG-218) Achievements of the NATO research task group on military suicides Lilian Zoellner (DNK) Centre for Suicide Research Co-authors: Ejdesgaard BA, Jorgensen HO Protective and risk factors for military suicide

53 Māris Taube (LVA) The National Health Service / Riga Stradinš University Military suicide prevention strategy in Latvia

Symposium 83 11:00 – 12:30 Room M218

EMERGENCY MEDICINE AND SUICIDE: CURRENT RESEARCH AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS Chair: Annette Beautrais (NZL) Presenters: Gregory L Larkin (NZL) University of Auckland Rapid treatment of suicidal states in the Emergency Department: An update Nav Kapur (GBR) University of Manchester Management of self-harm in the ED: Recent developments from England Fiona Shand (GBR) Black Dog Institute Co-authors: Christensen H, Pirkis J, Batterham P,Spittal M, Buckley H, Woodward A, Tighe J Providing care after a suicide attempt

SATURDAY Rory O’Connor (GBR) University of Glasgow Psychological factors and self-harm repetition 30 Simon Hatcher (CAN) The University of Ottawa The challenges and rewards of studying suicidal people in emergency departments

Session 84 11:00 – 12:30 Room M134

SUICIDE BEREAVEMENT, PART 2 Chair: Kairi Kõlves (AUS) Presenters: Alexandra Pitman (GBR) University College London, Division of Psychiatry Co-authors: Osborn D, King M, Erlangsen A The impact of suicide bereavement on mental health and suicide mortality: a systematic review of controlled studies Yossi Levi-Belz (ISR) Ruppin Academic Center I want to tell you something: The role of interpersonal factors in stress related growth among suicide survivors Karl Andriessen (BEL) University of Leuven, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences Co-authors: Krysinska K, Corveleyn J Religion and spirituality in online suicide bereavement: An analysis of online memorials Polona Ozbič (SVN) University Psychiatric Hospital, Ljubljana Co-authors: Treven M, Grad O Gender differences in need for professional help after suicide of someone close Vaiva Klimaite (LTU) Vilnius University Co-authors: Skruibis P, Gailiene D Why suicide survivors avoid seeking professional help in Lithuania

54 Session 85 11:00 – 12:30 Room M225

SUICIDE PREVENTION TRAINING Chair: Eileen Williamson (IRL) Presenters: Ella Arensman (IRL) National Suicide Research Foundation / University College Cork, Public Health Co-authors: Coffey C,Griffin E,van Audenhove C, Scheerder G, Gusmao R, Costa S, Larkin C, Szekely A, Koburger N, Maxwell M, Harris F, Postuvan V, Ibelshauser A, van der Feltz-Cornelis, C, Hegerl U Effectiveness of depression and suicidal behaviour gatekeeper training among police officers in three European regions: Outcomes of the OSPI-Europe study Martin Steendam (NLD) MHC GGZ Friesland Co-author: De Keijser A GPS Study. (Cost-)Effectiveness of gatekeeper training in the prevention of suicide attempts: a randomised controlled trial. First results Nienke Kool (NLD) Palier, Den Haag Co-author: Ferber M ALARM, a life saving training program for inpatient mental health care staff Derek de Beurs (NLD) VU University Amsterdam SATURDAY Co-authors: Bosmans J, De Groot M, de Keijser J, van Duijn E, de Winter R, Kerkhof A The cost-effectiveness of an e-learning supported Train- the-Trainer program to improve adherence to the 30 multidisciplinary practice guideline on the assessment and treatment of suicidal behavior. An economic evaluation alongside a randomized trial Saskia Aerts (BEL) Centrum ter Preventie van Zelfdoding Co-author: Bloemen M Prevention of suicide in the workplace: results of a training program in Flanders (Belgium)

Session 86 11:00 – 12:30 Room A121

SUICIDE PREVENTION TOOLS Chair: Jing Wu (EST) Presenters: Mary Joyce (IRL) National Suicide Research Foundation Co-authors: Flynn D, Kells M, Suarez C Evaluating the National Dialectical Behaviour Therapy Project, Ireland Eva Dumon (BEL) Ghent University, Unit for Suicide Research Co-authors: Portzky G, van Heeringen K Euregenas: the development of suicide prevention guidelines and toolkits (WP 6) Sara Carbone (ITA) CReMPE / Verona University Hospital Co-authors: Mascalzoni E, De Leo D, Mirandola M The Euregenas training package targeting General Practitioners Marieke de Groot (NLD) VU University Amsterdam / GGZ Drenthe Mental Health Care Co-authors: De Winter R, de Beurs DP, Kerkhof A KEHR suicide, a new tool for systematic, qualitative, multidisciplinary evaluation of suicide cases at team level. Results of a pilot study Ekke Muijzers (BEL) Centrum ter Preventie van Zelfdoding Co-author: Vanderreydt P Empathy or ambivalence? Ambivalence or empathy?

55 Kate Sheehy (GBR) University of Manchester Co-authors: Pratt D, Emsley R, Tarrier N, Gooding P Psychological processes in suicidal ideation amongst prisoners: examining the role of appraisals using an experience sampling methodology

Workshop 88 11:00 – 12:30 Room M342

TENSIONS IN STIGMA REDUCTION FOR MENTAL ILLNESS AND SUICIDE Discussant: Sally Spencer-Thomas (USA), Eduardo Vega (USA)

CLOSING CEREMONY

12:30 – 13:30 Room A002

SATURDAY 30

56 INDEX

Burns, R 21 Dempsey, R 48 Gallardo, M 25 A Burón, P 25, 44 Dennis, MS 40, 44 Galynker, I 32, 36 Bursztein Lipsicas, C 47 De Schrijver, I 25 García-Álvarez, L 23, 44 Abbott, J 39 Butters, MA 42 Desjardins, S 33 García Blanco, C 25 Abeysinghe, R 44, 47 Buus, N 29 Desmyter, S 31, 37 García, JB 22, 51 Achten, R 31 De Vries, A 24 García-Portilla, MP 23, 25, 44 Adikari, AMP 44 De Winter, R 20, 23, 36, 55 Garrido, M 24, 44 Aerts, S 55 C Diallo, T 25 Garrido, P 28, 45 Agerbo, E 28, 48 Diaz, A 37 Garsdal, O 42 Aiba, M 25, 36 Calarge, C 48 Díaz-Fernández, S 43 Gauggel, S 21, 53 Aichberger, MC 50 Carbone,, S 45, 55 Díaz-Mesa, E 44 Gautam, B 46 Albaladejo Martínez, JA 24 Carli, V 21, 22, 27, 32, 40, 49 Dieserud, G 29 Geschwind, N 37 Al-Halabí, S 44 Carpenter, B 46 Djurisic, V 34 Giegling, I 19, 35 Alte Da Veiga, F 28, 45 Carreras, J 25 Dombrovski, AY 19, 42 Gilissen, R 43 Ambrus, L 25, 44 Carroll, R 20 Döme, P 19 Gillen, AMC 24 Aminov, I 25 Casey, D 53 Donaldson, I 36 Giltay, EJ 20, 44, 53 Amore, M 26, 43 Castroman, JL 32 D’Onghia, F 39 Girardi, P 43 Andersen Ejdesgaard, B 44 Cebrià, A 37 Dransart, DAC 33, 41 Giwercman, A 25 Andrade, J 28, 45 Cecilie, F 25 Draper, BM 47 Gkaravella, A 53 Andriessen, K 24, 31, 41, 43, Chae, JH 43 Draper, JD 46 Glaesmer, H 21, 44, 53 45, 47, 54 Chang, S-S 50 Duberstein, P 33 Goldblatt, MJ 27, 38, 48 Anstey, KJ 21 Cheung, Y-T 36 Duggan, A 39, 40 Gomez, A 25 Appleby, L 20 Chiesa, F 21 Dumon, E 30, 55 Gómez-Carreńo, CR 25 Apter, A 18, 27, 47, 50 Cho, AR 24 Dunn, G 24, 48, 52 Gomez, EG 43 Arai, T 36 Christensen, H 40, 54 Duprat, R 37 Gonda, X 19, 42, 52 Arango, V 38 Clements, C 50 Dwivedi, Y 38 Gonsalez, A 42 Arensman, E 18, 20, 22, 30, 36, Cobbaert, CM 44 Dykxhoorn, J 29 Gooding, P 23, 24, 26, 45, 48, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 55 Coffey, C 55 Dyregrov, A 51 52, 56 Asada, T 25, 36 Cohen, SG 39 Dyregrov, K 29, 51 Gooding, T 48 Audenaert, K 31 Cole, TC 52 Gorlyn, M 27, 31 Awenat Y 52 Collip, D 37 Gosoniu, D 35 Collishaw, S 29 E Grad, O 22, 41, 47, 54 Colman, I 29 Graeber, MF 30 B Conwell, Y 28, 47 Eccles, S 23 Green, G 34 Coope, C 28, 39 Eddleston, M 47 Bäärnhielm, S 47 Grgić, M 31 Cooper, J 20, 32, 36, 38, 39, 50 Édes, AE 42 Baca-Garcia, E 32 Griffin, E 20 , 36, 55 Coppens, E 25, 37 Egeskov, CP 44 Bäckman, K 42 Griffiths, KM 40 Corcoran, P 20, 25, 36, 39, 40 Egorov, A 39 Bagdy, G 42 Grimholdt, TK 51 Cornish, R 38 Ejdesgaard, BA 43, 44, 53 Balazs, J 21, 33, 52 Grinberga, D 25 Corveleyn, J 54 Ekeberg, Ø 46, 49, 51 Bani-Fatemi, A 31 Grize, L 35 Coryell, W 48 Ekman, A 44 Bannikov, G 33 Grunebaum, MF 27 Costa, S 37, 55 Elizagįrate, E 23 Barnabas, T 34 Guffanti, G 21 Cotton, S 40 Ellis, S 27 Batterham, P 54 Gunnell, D 20, 22, 28, 32, 38, 39, Courtet, P 18, 19, 27, 38 Emsley, R 26, 56 Beautrais, A 20, 40, 50, 54 40, 44, 47, 50, 53 Covington, D 19, 20, 46 Endo, G 25 Beks, P 24, 45 Gusmão, R 30, 36, 37, 49, 55 Cox, G 36, 45, 47 Erbuto, D 43 Bendall, S 45 Gutman, A 35 Cozman, D 21, 43, 44 Erlangsen, A 20, 21, 26, 28, Berbiche, D 33 Gvion, Y 50 Crane, C 38, 53 47, 54 Berg, AI 33 Craufurd, D 20 Espeland, K 33 Bergem, AK 29 Craveiro, A 28, 45 Esquitino, JM 24 Bergen, H 36, 39, 50 H Crespo, MD 43 Eyre, A 25 Berkowitz, L 39 Crouch, W 48 Haavind, H 29 Berman, L 49 Čugura, T 31 Hadlaczky, G 40, 53 Bhar, S 47 Cyprien, F 19 F Hagenbøl, L 24 Bickley, H 36 Hagen, J 28, 41 Bijttebier, S 31 Fairweather-Schmidt, AK 21 Haglund, A 24 Biong, S 43 Fässberg, MM 42 D Haigh, M 36 Blanco, CG 25, 44 Fazel, S 44 Hami, H 25 Blanco, J 23 Dadašev, S 22 Fearn, V 28, 39 Hammerton, G 29 Blasco-Fontecilla, H 51 Daly, C 36 Felix, M 43 Harris, F 37, 55 Bloemen, M 55 Dam, H 42 Ferber, M 43, 55 Harris, M 36, 42 Bobes, J 23, 25, 44, 51 Dam Lind, B 21 Fernández-Miranda, JJ 43 Harro, J 18 Böcker, M 21 d’Andrade, TB 43 Firestone, L 27, 34 Harvent, A 24, 49 Boh, J 31 Dassen, M 36 Fischer, G 21, 35 Hashimoto, M 26 Bolton, J 28, 47 Davies, L 38 Fische, T 50 Hasking, P 39 Bonafé, A 19 Dawson, AH 44, 47 Fjeldsted, R 51 Hatcher, S 29, 36, 54 Bos, AER 33 De Beurs, DP 23, 24, 30, 55 Fleischer, E 29 Haw, C 53 Bosmans, G 24 De Clerck, M 25 Flores, P 40 Hawton, K 18, 20, 22, 28, 29, Bosmans, J 55 DeCou, C 52 Flynn, D 55 32, 36, 38, 39, 40, 41, 44, 47, Bowman, B 31 Deen, M 36 Fontaine, M 33 50, 53 Boyd, A 38 De Groot, MH 23, 24, 30, 36, Ford, D 44 Hazel, P 38 Brähler, E 53 48, 55 Forkmann, T 21, 37, 44, 53 Hegerl, U 18, 22, 24, 30, 32, 36, Briggs, S 48, 53 De Jaegere, E 30, 45 Forman, JL 28, 47 37, 55 Brownrigg, A 29 De Keijser, A 55 Frandsen, H 26 Helweg-Larsen, K 46 Brunner, R 21, 24, 35 De Keijser, J 24, 30, 55 Freeman, A 24 Hem, E 46 Bruzzone, L 26 Dekkers, OM 53 Henderson, G 39 Buckley, H 54 De Leo, D 27, 30, 37, 41, 47, Henriques, M 26, 41 Budowle, B 25 52, 55 G Hepp, U 35 Bueno-de-Mesquita, JM 20 Dellepiane, M 42 Gailienė, D 22, 47, 54 Heredia Montesinos, A 50 Burke, AK 27, 31 De Luca, V 19, 31, 35

57 Heron, J 38, 53 Kim, BR 44 Nieto, E 25 Herta, DC 43, 44 Kim, JW 24 M Noens, I 24 Hetrick, SE 45 Kim, K 45 MacCarthy, J 39 Nøhr-Jensen, P 29 Heym, N 37 Kim, YS 24 Macdonald, C 34 Nordentoft, M 20, 21, 28, 42, Hikmah, N 42 King, K 31 Machin, N 40 47, 48 Hirayasu, Y 26 King, M 47, 54 Machlin, A 31, 36 Norheim, AB 51 Hitschfeld, MJ 39 Kingsley, M 38 Macleod, J 38, 53 Nrugham, L 50 Hjelmeland, H 28, 41 Kirby, K 24 Madeira, N 28, 45 Nyberg, T 51 Hjorthøj, CR 48 Klasen, F 35 Madsen, T 28, 48 Nyberg, U 51 Hochard, K 37 Klimaite, V 54 Maes, B 24 Nygaard, L 29 Hogan, M 46 Klüver, L 43 Magagnoli, M 26 Hokby, S 40 Knipe, D 47 Magun, VS 28 O Hollingworth, W 28 Knizek, BL 28, 41 Mahedy, L 29 Holte, A 22 Koburger, N 21, 36, 37, 55 Mainz, V 37 O’Connor, R 18, 34, 49, 54 Horesh, N 50 Koch, SV 24 Mäkinen, IH 47 Oeverland, S 29 Hoven, CW 21 Koefoed, P 42 Maļga, A 25 Ogden, T 38 Hubers, M 20, 44, 53 Ko, HJ 44 Malik, Aradhna 33 O’Gorman, JG 27 Hughes, N 29 Kollen, BJ 48 Maloney, J 36, 48 Okamoto, Y 36 Hutton, P 48 Kõlves, K 22, 47, 52, 54 Mann, JJ 18, 22, 27, 31, 35, 38 Oldfield, B 22 Hvid, M 21, 25, 42 Komel, R 31, 35 Marchant, AL 40 Olié, E 19 Hyonggin, A 43 Konieczna, A 44 Marcoux, L 33 Oliveira, A 21, 45 Konradsen, F 47 Marín Morales, JL 25 Olsson, P 24 Kool, N 55 Mark, L 29 Omerov, P 51 I Kosnes, L 44 Mars, B 38, 53 Ontoso, MS 26 Kovács, D 42 Ibarra-López, A 28, 42 Mars, U 41 Oquendo, MA 27, 31, 38 Kralovec, K 42 Ibelshäuser, A 30, 37, 55 Martinez Arnaiz, J 25, 44 Or, E 50 Kristensen, TD 24 Ibrahim, S 20 Martínez Serrano, J 24 Osborn, D 47, 54 Krogh, J 28, 47 Idenfors, H 35 Martin, G 39 Østevold, G 46 Krysinska, K 31, 43, 45, 54 Iglesias-Garcia, C 23, 25 Mascalzoni, E 45, 55 Östling, S 42 Kullgren, G 35 Ignjatović-Ristić, D 23 Masip, C 40 Otsuka, K 26, 28 Kurimay, T 32 Ilnicki, P 53 Matot, JP 25 Owen, R 48 Ilnicki, S 53 Matsui, Y 25 Ozbič, P 47, 54 Inagaki, M 28, 43 L Matthews, V 36 Innamorati, M 26, 43 Maxwell, M 30, 37, 55 Inoue, K 26 Lahoz, T 25 McAteer, D 24 P Ioannou, M 42 Laisaar, KT 42 McAuliffe, C 39, 40 Palao, DJ 37 Iosue, M 40 Lamis, DA 43 McCarthy, J 40 Palmer, BA 27, 39 Isometsä, E 36, 41 Landwehrmeyer, GB 20 McKeon, R 20 Palova, E 24 Ivorra Mayoral, AR 42 Lange, T 29 McMahon, J 22 Pandey, G 31 Langhoff, C 21 McNally, S 22 Pap, D 42 Lapierre, S 33 Meca Arrebola, JM 26 Parker, A 47 J Larkin, C 30, 37, 39, 55 Mehlum, L 20, 40 Park, J 35 Larkin, GL 54 Melartin, T 41 Jacoby, AS 42 Park, J-I 23, 31, 45 Larsen, KJ 29 Melis, G 26 Jaelim, K 43 Park, JK 24 Larsen, KM 29 Mergl, R 36 Jakobsen, IS 29 Parsey, RV 38 Laukkala, T 25 Metcalfe, C 20, 28, 47 Jakobsen, KD 42 Parzer, P 21, 35 Lauss, A 42 Michel, K 47 Jayamanne, S 47 Pashkovskiy, VE 39 Leal, J 26 Milak, M 38 Joensen, BV 25 Paska, AV 31, 35 Lebars, E 19 Miller, J 38 John, A 40, 44 Pauwels, K 30 Lee, CU 43 Miller, K 39 Joiner, TJ 19 Pavlova, TS 33 Lee, H-J 43 Min, J-A 43 Jollant, F 19, 34 Pawelzik, M 21 Lee, SJ 23 Mirandola, M 45, 55 Jones, PA 40 Pearson, J 41, 46 Lee, SM 24 Mishara, B 18 Jones, S 48 Pearson, M 47 Leezer, YM 20 Mittendorfer-Rutz, E 29 Jorgensen, HO 53 Pedersen, CM 21 Lehtsaar, T 21 Moaddine, S 53 Jorm, T 47 Peersmann, SHM 53 Lemos, M 26 Moffat, C 36 Jović, J 23 Peeters, F 37 Lemsalu, L 42 Mokhtari, A 25 Joyce, M 55 Pereira, AM 44 Leong, J 45 Molina, C 37 Juhász, G 42 Perez, C 43 Lester, D 45 Moreno, S 21 Jürgens, G 42 Perez, V 30, 37 Leung, T 31 Morfín, T 33 Juul Larsen, K 21 Perry, I 39 Levi-Belz, Y 50, 54 Mortensen, PB 28 Perry, IJ 20, 36, 40 Lewis, G 38, 53 Morthorst, B 20 Petry, K 24 Lezine, D 46 Morthorst, M 20 K Pettersén, R 51 Lind, BD 26, 41 Msetfi, RM 25 Pfuhlmann, B 36 Kaess, M 21, 24, 35 Lindner, R 33, 48 Muehlmann, C 21 Pia, G 26 Kaiser, N 41 Lineberry, TW 39 Muheim, F 35 Pichler, E-M 42 Kalkus, J 42 Liu, D 21 Muijzers, E 30, 55 Pieris, R 47 Kamran, B 40 Liu, H-C 25 Muldoon, OT 25 Pinto, A 28, 45 Kandrychyn, SV 23 Liu, SI 25 Muńoz Martínez, V 25 Piras, I 26 Kang, WS 24 Lloyd, KR 40, 44 Mura, T 19 Pirkis, J 31, 36, 45, 54 Kapur, N 20, 28, 32, 36, 38, 39, Lockley, A 36 Pitman, A 47, 54 50, 54 Locock, L 29 Plans, L 25 Karwig, G 30 Lõhmus, L 24, 42 N Platt, S 32, 39, 40 Kato, D 26 López Saracho, IM 26 Nakar, O 35 Plener, PL 35 Kawanishi, C 26, 28 López, SM 53 Namkug, K 43 Plöderl, M 34, 42 Kawashima, Y 43 Loskoutova, E 51 Nari, C 43 Podlesek, A 46 Kearns, M 25 Luce, A 40 Narumo, R 43 Podlogar, T 37 De Keijser, J 23 Lundberg Giwercman, YL 25 Navarro Clemente, MJ 42 Polozhy, B 20, 46 Keilp, JG 27, 31 Lynch, SM 52 Navathe, P 25 Pompili, M 18, 26, 27, 32, 43 Kells, M 55 Ness, J 36, 39, 50 Portzky, G 24, 30, 39, 44, 55 Kenter, R 30 Neves, S 28, 45 Poštuvan, V 23, 30, 37, 41, 47, Kerkhof, A 18, 23, 24, 29, 30, Niederkrotenthaler, T 31 52, 55 47, 55 Nielsen, AC 21

58 Pratt, D 23, 24, 26, 45, 52, 56 41, 47 Suominen, K 41 32, 45 Préville, M 33 Salisbury, T 38 Surgenor, P 47 Veen, LJ 44 Priyadarshana, C 47 Samm, A 45 Szanto, K 19, 42 Vega, E 46, 56 Prokopovich, GA 39 Sánchez-Lasheras, F 25 Székely, A 23, 30, 32, 36, 37, 39, Vegue, J 37 Pudule, I 25 Sanchez-Loyo, LM 33 52, 55 Velika, B 25 Pulmanis, T 25 Santos, J 28, 45 Vermet, I 25 Purebl, G 23, 32, 52 Santos, JC 21, 45 Vervaet, M 31 Pushpakumara, J 44, 47 Saracho, IML 42 T Videtič Paska, A 31 Saraiva, C 28, 45 Vilariño, P 43 Tachikawa, H 25, 36 Sarchiapone, M 19, 21, 22, 27, Villerusa, A 25 Tait, G 46 Q 32, 35 Voélin, S 33 Tancic Grum, A 37 Sarramea, F 23 Von Polier, G 24 Qin, P 21 Tarrier, N 23, 24, 26, 48, 52, 56 Sauerborn, C 35 Vovko, E 41 Quinlivan, L 32, 38 Taube, M 25, 54 Scheerder, G 37, 55 Vuorilehto, M 41 Tavares, J 28 Scheftlein, J 18 Vuorio, A 25 Taylor, M 40 Scherer, A 21, 44 R Taylor, P 48 Schjelderup, G 44 Teasdale, TW 51 Rahman, M 20 Schmidt, J 24 W Teixeira, A 21, 45 Rajapakse, T 40 Schmidtke, A 36, 47, 48 Templer, K 47 Waern, M 24, 33, 41, 42 Rakhimkulova, A 29 Schouler-Ocak, M 50 Tennakoon, SUB 44 Wall, A 36, 39, 40 Ramírez García, A 25 Scourfield, J 40 , 44 Thapar, A 29 Waller, T 40 Ranawake, M 47 Scowcroft, E 22 Thiblin, I 46 Wallyn, S 30 Rančić, N 23 Scozzari, E 33 Thorell, L-H 32 Wang, AG 21, 25, 42 Rantell, K 47 Šedivy, NZ 23 Tibar, K 34, 37 Wasserman, C 21 Rask, L 43 Sellers, R 29 Tidemalm, D 47 Wasserman, D 18, 21, 22, 27, Rasmussen, F 29 Shaffer, D 46, 49 Tighe, J 54 35, 40, 47 Rasmussen, HB 42 Shand, F 54 Till, B 31 Wasserman, J 35 Rasmussen, ML 29 Sharpe, D 40 Tilling, K 38, 53 Waters, K 36, 39, 50 Ratih 42 Shaw, J 20, 52 Timm, S 42 Webb, R 36, 50 Raut, KR 46 Shbiro, L 35 Titelman, D 28, 48, 51 Weerasinghe, M 47 Ravens-Sieberer, U 35 Shear, K 28, 47 Tjung, JJ 25 Weir, M 39, 52 Razvodovsky, Y 23, 43 Sheehy, K 26, 45, 56 Todorova, I 30 Weiser, M 50 Reddy, PS 33 Shiga, H 36 Tøllefsen, IM 46 Weiss, M 35 Rediers, J 24, 49 Shilubane, H 33 Tooding, LM 45 Weller, A 35 Reed, J 19, 20, 41 Shu-Chin, C 25 Torres, A 23 Wells, C 28, 39 Resch, F 21, 24, 35 Sile, L 25 Tóth, M 23 Werge, T 42 Respino, M 26 Silva, C 19 Townsend, E 36, 37, 38, 39, 50 Westerlund, M 31, 40 Ricci, F 43 Simkin, S 29 Trapencieris, M 25 Westrin, Å 25, 44 Richard-Devantoy, S 19, 42 Siqveland, J 44 Träskman-Bendz, L 25, 44 While, D 20 Rickards, H 20 Sisask, M 7, 18, 26, 29, 32, 36, Treven, M 54 Wichers, M 37 Rickwoord, D 47 45, 53 Treves, I 50 Wiktorsson, S 24, 33 Riecher-Rössler, A 35 Siugzdaite, R 37 Tróndardóttir, G 25 Wilcox, H 28, 47 Rihmer, Z 19, 22, 52 Skerrett, D 52 Tubío-Arcos, E 43 Williams, A 20 Rimkeviciene, J 27 Skoog, I 42 Turnbull, P 36, 39, 50 Williamson, E 39, 40, 46, 55 Ringqvist, T 25 Skovgaard Larsen, JL 26 Tusconi, M 26 Williamson, M 36 Rius, M 25 Skruibis, P 22, 36, 54 Winder, B 22 Roberts, RM 21 Slade, K 22 Windfuhr, K 20 Robinson, J 36, 45, 47 Smith, A 19 U Winsløv, J-H 21 Rockett, I 22, 46 Snowdon, J 47 Witte, D 30 Rodriguez Gomez-Carreño, C Soegaard, B 20 Ubis, A 23 Witt, K 38, 44 25, 44 Sofronov, AG 39 Uhanova, AI 29 Woldbye, D 42 Rodriguez Pereira, C 44 Søgaard, B 26 Ulph, F 52 Wood, L 48 Rodríguez Vargas, S 42 Sokero, P 41 Unzeta, B 43 Woodward, A 54 Rogde, S 46 Sokolowski, M 27 Utami, UD 42 Wu, J 32, 55 Rojas, Y 33 Solano, P 26 Uusküla, A 42 Roos, RAC 20, 44 Sørensen, HJ 42 Rootalu, A 34 Sørensen, TB 29 Y Ropret, S 35 Soto Ontoso, M 42 V Roquer, A 40 Yamada, M 43 Soulaymani, A 25 Vaikma, J 26, 29, 45 Roscoe, A 20 Yang Ding, Y 19 Soulaymani-Bencheikh, R 25 Valk, A 24 Roškar, S 46 Yip, PSF 50 Spangenberg, L 44 Valtonen, HM 41 Rothes, I 26, 41 Yolken, R 48 Spencer-Thomas, S 56 Van Audenhove, C 25, 30, 37, Rozanov, V 29, 53 Yonemoto, N 43 Spittal, M 54 41, 55 Rudnev, M 28 Yuen, HP 45 Springe, L 25 Van Bergen, D 50 Ruiter, RAC 33 Yu-Jin, L 43 Stack, S 31, 36, 43 Van Broeckhoven, M 24, 45 Rujescu, D 19, 27, 35 Yuliani, A 42 Steeg, S 20, 36, 38, 50 Vancayseele, N 24 Rummel-Kluge, C 24, 36 Yung, A 45 Steendam, M 55 Vandemaele, P 31 Runeson, B 24, 28, 47, 51 Yun, J 31 Stefenson, A 28 Van Den Berg, M 30, 39 Rushe, T 24 Yur’yev, A 28, 39 Steineck, G 51 Van Den Borne, B 33 Rüütel, E 37 Yur’yeva, L 28 Steingrimsson, S 42 Van Der Feltz-Cornelis, C 37, 55 Rüütel, E 52 Stein-Reisner, O 50 Van Der Mast, RC 20, 44, 53 Rüütel, K 24, 42 Stenager, E 21, 26, 29, 41 Vanderreydt, P 55 Ruwaard, J 30 Z Stewart, A 29 Van Duijn, E 20, 23, 44, 53, 55 Stöber, G 48 Van Heeringen, C 30, 37, 39 Zahl, PH 46 S Stockmann, T 38 Van Heeringen, K 18, 24, 31, 38, Zalsman, G 29, 35, 49 Stoppe, G 35 44, 47, 55 Zambrano, D 43 Sabo, J 24 Strohmenger, M 21 Vanhove, R 24, 45 Zammit, S 29 Saharso, S 50 Stulz, N 35 Van Landschoot, R 44 Zemaitiene, N 36 Sainz, A 28, 42 Suarez, C 55 Van Orden, K 33 Žiberna, J 23, 52 Sáiz, PA 18, 21, 23, 25, 38, 44, Suchankova, P 44 Van Os, J 37 Zoellner, L 21, 23, 43, 53 48, 51 Sullivan, G 38 Värnik, A 7, 18, 26, 29, 30, 32, Zorko, M 46 Sajantila, A 25 Sundvall, M 47 37, 45, 47 Zupanc, T 31, 35 Salander Renberg, E 24, 35, Sun, FJ 25 Värnik, P 7, 18, 26, 27, 29, 30, Sunnqvist, C 44

59 View sample pages at Suicide, Suicidal Behavior, and www.hogrefe.com Bereavement − Research and Practice New! New!

Diana D. van Bergen, Diego De Leo, Alberta Cimitan, Amanda Heredia Montesinos, & Kari Dyregrov, Onja Grad, & Kai Meryam Schouler-Ocak Andriessen (Eds.) Suicidal Behavior of Bereavement After Immigrants and Traumatic Death Ethnic Minorities in Europe Helping the Survivors 2015, viii + 190 pp., softcover 2014, xiv + 208 pp. ISBN 978-0-88937-453-9 ISBN 978-0-88937-455-3 US $54.00 / £ 31.00 / € 38.95 US $39.80 / £ 22.50 / € 27.95

Leading experts examine suicidal behavior and its prevention in Authoritative guidance, written in a wonderfully simple and straightfor- immigrants and their descendants – the fastest expanding pro- ward way, on helping the bereaved cope after the traumatic death of a portion of the population in many European countries. loved one

Erminia Colucci & Steven Stack & David Lester (Eds.) Barbara Bowman Suicide and Culture Suicide Movies Understanding the Context Social Patterns 1900-2009 2013, xiv + 270 pp. 2012, x + 298 pp. + numerous ISBN 978-0-88937-436-2 frame grabs, hardcover US $49.00 / £ 27.90 / € 34.95 ISBN 978-0-88937-390-7 US $59.00 / £ 34.00 / € 41.95

The editors highlight both the necessity and the challenges of How is suicide portrayed in the cinema and what does it mean for sui- conducting good culturally sensitive studies, as well as suggesting cide prevention? The first-ever comprehensive study of film suicide ana- solutions to these challenges. This volume is thus essential read- lyzes more than 1,500 film suicides. ing for anyone involved in suicide research and prevention.

James R. Rogers & Maurizio Pompili & David Lester Roberto Tatarelli (Eds.) Understanding Suicide Evidence-Based Practice Why We Don’t and in Suicidology How We Might A Source Book 2010, vi + 200 pp., hardcover 2010, xiii + 384 pp., hardcover ISBN 978-0-88937-359-4 ISBN 978-0-88937-383-9 US $49.00 / £ 27.90 / € 34.95 US $98.00 / £ 56.00 / € 69.95

An innovative and long overdue book by the world’s leading research- A provocative look at research and practice in suicide prevention – ers and practitioners, describing what really works in suicide prevention, a “must read” for all concerned. the evidence for particular approaches, where the gaps are in our knowl- edge, and how we can fill them.

Hogrefe Publishing Hogrefe Publishing Hogrefe Publishing c/o Marston Book Services Ltd 30 Amberwood Parkway · Ashland, OH 44805 · USA Merkelstr. 3· 37085 Göttingen · Germany 160 Eastern Ave., Milton Park · Abingdon, OX14 4SB · UK Tel: (800) 228-3749 · Fax: (419) 281-6883 Tel: +49 551 999 500 · Fax: +49 551 999 50 111 Tel: +44 1235 465577 · Fax +44 1235 465556 E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]

Order online at www.hogrefe.com or call toll-free (800) 228-3749 (US only) View sample pages at Suicide, Suicidal Behavior, and www.hogrefe.com Bereavement − Research and Practice New! New!

Diana D. van Bergen, Diego De Leo, Alberta Cimitan, Amanda Heredia Montesinos, & Kari Dyregrov, Onja Grad, & Kai Meryam Schouler-Ocak Andriessen (Eds.) Suicidal Behavior of Bereavement After Immigrants and Traumatic Death Ethnic Minorities in Europe Helping the Survivors 2015, viii + 190 pp., softcover 2014, xiv + 208 pp. ISBN 978-0-88937-453-9 ISBN 978-0-88937-455-3 US $54.00 / £ 31.00 / € 38.95 US $39.80 / £ 22.50 / € 27.95

Leading experts examine suicidal behavior and its prevention in Authoritative guidance, written in a wonderfully simple and straightfor- immigrants and their descendants – the fastest expanding pro- ward way, on helping the bereaved cope after the traumatic death of a portion of the population in many European countries. loved one

Erminia Colucci & Steven Stack & David Lester (Eds.) Barbara Bowman Suicide and Culture Suicide Movies Understanding the Context Social Patterns 1900-2009 2013, xiv + 270 pp. 2012, x + 298 pp. + numerous ISBN 978-0-88937-436-2 frame grabs, hardcover US $49.00 / £ 27.90 / € 34.95 ISBN 978-0-88937-390-7 US $59.00 / £ 34.00 / € 41.95

The editors highlight both the necessity and the challenges of How is suicide portrayed in the cinema and what does it mean for sui- conducting good culturally sensitive studies, as well as suggesting cide prevention? The first-ever comprehensive study of film suicide ana- solutions to these challenges. This volume is thus essential read- lyzes more than 1,500 film suicides. ing for anyone involved in suicide research and prevention.

James R. Rogers & Maurizio Pompili & David Lester Roberto Tatarelli (Eds.) Understanding Suicide Evidence-Based Practice Why We Don’t and in Suicidology How We Might A Source Book 2010, vi + 200 pp., hardcover 2010, xiii + 384 pp., hardcover ISBN 978-0-88937-359-4 ISBN 978-0-88937-383-9 US $49.00 / £ 27.90 / € 34.95 US $98.00 / £ 56.00 / € 69.95

An innovative and long overdue book by the world’s leading research- A provocative look at research and practice in suicide prevention – ers and practitioners, describing what really works in suicide prevention, a “must read” for all concerned. the evidence for particular approaches, where the gaps are in our knowl- edge, and how we can fill them.

Hogrefe Publishing Hogrefe Publishing Hogrefe Publishing c/o Marston Book Services Ltd 30 Amberwood Parkway · Ashland, OH 44805 · USA Merkelstr. 3· 37085 Göttingen · Germany 160 Eastern Ave., Milton Park · Abingdon, OX14 4SB · UK Tel: (800) 228-3749 · Fax: (419) 281-6883 Tel: +49 551 999 500 · Fax: +49 551 999 50 111 Tel: +44 1235 465577 · Fax +44 1235 465556 E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]

Order online at www.hogrefe.com or call toll-free (800) 228-3749 (US only) Save the Date! 48th Annual Conference American Association of Suicidology April 15 - 18, 2015 Hyatt Regency Atlanta, Georgia Call for Papers Opens in July

Don’t miss out! Four days of learning and networking designed to advance the field of suicidology

Submit Online www.suicidology.org Deadline: October 31, 2014

[email protected] 202-237-2280 Save the Date! 48th Annual Conference American Association of Suicidology April 15 - 18, 2015 Hyatt Regency Atlanta, Georgia Call for Papers Opens in July

Don’t miss out! Four days of learning and networking designed to advance the field of suicidology

Submit Online www.suicidology.org Deadline: October 31, 2014 [email protected] 202-237-2280 SEAPLANE HABOUR TALLINN UNIVERSITY ESTONIAN NATIONAL OPERA Gala dinner venue on Conference venue from Thursday to Conference and welcome reception venue on Friday, August 29, 2014 (starting at 19:30) Saturday, August 28-30, 2014 (starting at 09:00) Wednesday, August 27, 2014 (starting at 10:00) Address: Vesilennuki Street 6, Tallinn Address: Tallinn University Astra building, Narva Road 29, Tallinn Address: Estonia Avenue 4, Tallinn © Marko Leppik / “Tallinn City Enterprise Board” © Ivar Veermäe / “Tallinn City Enterprise Board” © Allan Süld / “Tallinn City Enterprise Board”