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Zentralinstitut für Seelische Gesundheit Landesstiftung des öffentlichen Rechts 2017 2019 ANNUAL REPORT 2017 2019 ANNUAL REPORT EXECUTIVE BOARD RESEARCH REPORT BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD, DEPARTMENTS, INSTITUTES DEVELOPMENT FIGURES AND RESEARCH GROUPS Report by the Executive Board 6 The Future of Therapy Research 42 Development Figures 8 Department of Neuropeptide Research 46 in Psychiatry Department of Molecular Neuroimaging 47 Department of Public Mental Health 48 Hector Institute for Translational 50 Brain Research RG Developmental Brain Pathologies 51 Department of Biostatistics 52 PATIENT CARE Institute of Cognitive and 53 Clinical Neuroscience CLINICAL DEPARTMENTS AND INSTITUTES RG Brain Stimulation, Neuroplasticity and 54 Learning RG Psychobiology of Risk Behavior 54 Clinic of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy 12 RG Body Plasticity and Memory Processes 55 Clinic of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and 20 RG Psychobiology of Pain 56 Psychotherapy RG Psychobiology of Emotional Learning 57 Clinic of Psychosomatic Medicine and 24 Institute for Psychopharmacology 58 Psychotherapy RG Behavioral Genetics 59 RG Translational Addiction Research 60 Clinic of Addictive Behavior and 26 RG Physiology of Neuronal Networks 61 Addiction Medicine RG Molecular Psychopharmacology 62 Adolescent Center for Disorders 29 RG Neuroanatomy 63 of Emotional Regulation RG In Silico Psychopharmacology 64 Adolescent Center for 30 Institute for Psychiatric and 65 Psychotic Disorders – SOTERIA Psychosomatic Psychotherapy RG Experimental Psychotherapy 66 Central Outpatient Clinic 31 RG Experimental Psychology 67 Case Management and 31 Department of Genetic Epidemiology 68 Emergency Management in Psychiatry Outpatient Clinics at the Institute of 32 Department of Geriatric Psychiatry 70 Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience Department of Clinical Psychology 72 Outpatient Services at the Institute for 33 RG Psychology and Neurobiology of Sleep 73 Psychiatric and Psychosomatic and Memory Psychotherapy (IPPP) RG Social Effective Neuroscience and 74 Cross-Clinic Information 34 Experimental Psychology Department of Neuroimaging 75 Department of Psychosomatic Medicine 108 RG Translational Imaging 76 and Psychotherapy RG Social Learning and Person Perception 109 Department of Theoretical Neuroscience 78 RG Psychobiology of Selfregulation 110 RG Computational Psychiatry 78 RG Emotion Regulation and Social Cognition 111 RG Systems Neurophysiology Group 79 RG Experimental Psychopathology 112 Department of Psychiatry and 80 Department of Addictive Behavior and 113 Psychotherapy Addiction Medicine RG Clinical Neurosciences 81 RG Neuroenhancement 114 of Motor Behavior RG Behavioral Addiction 115 RG Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 82 RG Therapy and care research for addiction 116 RG Behavioral Physiology in Psychiatry 83 disorders RG Molecular Schizophrenia Research 84 RG Neuroimaging of Addictive Behavior 117 RG Developmental Biology of Psychiatric 85 RG Translational Addiction Research 118 Disorders RG ADHD in Adulthood 86 Core Facility Animal Laboratory 120 RG Psychiatric Epidemiology and 87 Core Facility Transgenic Models 121 Demographic Change RG Animal Models in Psychiatry 88 RG Longitudinal and Intervention Research 89 RG Translational Bioinformatics in Psychiatry 90 RG Physiology of Neuronal Networks 91 RG Schizophrenia Research 91 RG Systems Neuroscience in Psychiatry 92 Biochemical Laboratory 93 RG Stress-Related Disorders 94 RG Mental Health Services Research 95 ORGANIZATION RG Translational Imaging 96 CIMH AS AN EMPLOYER , Sleep Research/Sleep Laboratory 97 SUBSIDIARIES, EDUCATION AND FURTHER Forensic Psychiatry 98 TRAINING, STAFF, SUPERVISORY BOARD, SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY BOARD RG Translational Research in Psychosis 99 Department of Child and Adolescent 100 Psychiatry and Psychotherapy CIMH as an Employer 124 RG Pediatric Psychopharmacology 101 ZI Service GmbH 126 RG Developmental Clinical Neurophysiology 102 of Childhood and Adolescence MVZ Mannheim Mitte GmbH 126 RG ADHD in Childhood and Adolescence 104 Center of Psychological Psychotherapy 127 RG Autism 106 RG Developmental Neurosciences in Psychiatry 107 Personnel Matters 128 Supervisory Board 133 Scientific Advisory Board 134 KRANKENVERSORGUNG BEZEICHNUNG DER KLINIK EXECUTIVE BOARD 2017 2019 REPORT BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD, DEVELOPMENT FIGURES 7 EXECUTIVE BOARD REPORT BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD REPORT BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD 2017 to 2019 were important years on our level. The major new research projects include the Transregional path to sustained growth. We reached several Collaborative Research Project 265/1 on loss and recovery of important milestones in terms of our strategy- control in addictive disorders, the second funding period of the Collaborative Research Project 1158/2 “From nociception to chronic driven development. Our overarching goal pain”, the BMBF-funded projects coordinated by the CIMH, remains translation, i.e. gaining new scien- namely, SySMedSUDs (Resilience and Pathological Mechanisms tific knowledge about neuropsychiatric dis- of Substance Misuse) and RELATER (Communication with Refugees orders and rapidly translating it into effec- in Psychiatric Care), the Graduate College on Childhood and tive therapies. Our Center for Innovative Adolescent Trauma, and the Emmy Noether Junior Research Psychiatric and Psychotherapeutic Research Group on the role of sleep in the development and maintenance of maladaptive memory. (CIPP), which opened in 2019, is a prime example of this. OVERCOMING SECTOR AND AGE BOUNDARIES New clinical services such as our tracking units for individuals with psychotic and affective disorders, focus even more intently SUCCESS FACTORS FURTHER STRENGTHENED on patients and their individual needs. In these tracking units, we Created as a community-based model institute, the CIMH has continuously support patients with a fixed therapeutic team unique advantages: With a mental health focus, the center is across the various sectors (outpatient/daycare/inpatient) over clinically and scientifically integrated into one easily accessible prolonged periods. Soteria has been opened as a second adoles- campus. These success factors have been instrumental in our cent center, focusing in particular on adolescents and young further development. We have incorporated the CIMH research adults aged 16 to 24 presenting psychotic symptoms, psychosis infrastructure into the Center for Innovative Psychiatric and risk syndrome and addiction disorders. Here we aim at early Psychotherapeutic Research. Directly connected to the wards of intervention in a special, relaxed, protective atmosphere. our four clinics, we now have a neuropsychiatric therapy research Innovative treatment concepts also include ward-equivalent platform that is unique in continental Europe. Read more about treatment, an approach that we are keen to constantly develop. this in the feature on page 42. The fact that our clinics and centers are virtually full demon- strates the high demand for treatment. Against this backdrop The Hector Institute for Translational Brain Research (HITBR), and given the fact that we cover the entire Mannheim region, generously funded by Hans-Werner and Josephine Hector and quantitative and qualitative growth in patient care remains our their Hector Foundation II, has successfully started its work. mission for the future. This is where the CIMH and the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) in Heidelberg pool their expertise. Research on nerve cells SOCIAL IMPACT and brain models generated from induced pluripotent stem Two celebrations in 2019 clearly showed just how long the CIMH cells opens up new avenues in psychiatry and the neurosciences. has been doing highly relevant work for society: the CIMH’s Department of Community Psychiatry, the core of community In addition to these two flagship projects, a look at third-party psychiatric work in Germany, celebrated its 50th anniversary. funding and the scientific publications shows that our 300 plus And the Social Psychiatric Service, an outpatient contact center researchers are working continuously, intensively and at a high for individuals with severe and chronic mental health issues in 6 EXECUTIVE BOARD REPORT BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD Mannheim, which the CIMH jointly runs with other care providers, refurbishment and renovation in the therapy building – for the celebrated its 30th anniversary. But the work of the CIMH is also CIPP, the new tracking units and Soteria – also presented special socially relevant in the area of research: The results of the MHG challenges for our construction team. With the completion of study published in the autumn of 2018, in which a research the new J 4 building, we can increase our capacity to around 400 consortium led by the CIMH investigated the sexual abuse of beds and treatment areas, as planned, and take over full acute minors by clerics under the auspices of the German Bishops’ psychiatric care for the citizens of Mannheim. Conference, attracted attention across Europe and increased the pressure to educate in the area of sexual abuse of children and EXECUTIVE BOARD CHANGES adolescents. We also expect a major social impact in the area of 2019 was also marked by change within the Executive Board. early detection and prevention of mental illness from the Mental Katrin Erk moved to Dresden University Hospital after 13 years as Health First Aid (MHFA) Project. The aim with this project is Commercial Managing Director of the CIMH. From May 2019 similar to the concept of somatic first aid. Courses will be run onwards, Andreas-W.