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MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

German language Session 

 Q&A Modul

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

145

004

Brain Map project

Peter Fox, USA

S-170

Symposium

13:30– 15:00

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Hall A2

TOPIC 8:

Disorders closely related to childhood and

adolescence

Advances in ADHD research

WPA Section: ADHD

Chairs:

Joseph Biederman, USA

Gagan Joshi, USA

001

Deficient emotional self-regulation in the con-

text of ADHD

Joseph Biederman, USA

002

Optimizing ADHD treatment, focus on patient

needs

Javier Quintero, Spain

003

Clinical and neuropsychological predictors of

methylphenidate response in children and adoles-

cents with ADHD: a naturalistic follow-up study in

a Spanish sample

Cesar Soutullo, Spain

María Vallejo-Valdivielso, Pilar de Castro-Manglano,

Juan J. Marín-Méndez, Azucena Díez-Suárez

004

TOVA evaluation of children adolescents and

adults: does impairment progress?

Iris Manor, Israel

S-171

Symposium

13:30– 15:00

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Hall Helsinki 1

TOPIC 3:

Psychotic disorders

Schizophrenia and adolescence: contribution and

mechanisms of late developmental disturbances to-

wards expression of psychosis and cognitive deficits

Chairs:

Peter Uhlhaas, United Kingdom

Eva Meisenzahl-Lechner, Germany

001

The development of neural synchrony and

large-scale cortical networks during adolescence:

relevance for the pathophysiology of schizophrenia

and neurodevelopmental hypothesis

Peter Uhlhaas, United Kingdom

002

Reciprocal disruptions in cortico-thalamic and

hippocampal resting-state functional connectivity in

youth with 22q11 deletion syndrome

Alan Anticevic, USA

003

Postnatal development of excitatory and inhibi-

tory synaptic transmission in prefrontal cortex

Guillermo Gonzalez Burgos, United Kingdom

004

Childhood-onset psychosis: insights from neu-

roimaging studies

Nitin Gogtay, USA

S-172

Symposium

13:30– 15:00

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Hall Helsinki 2

TOPIC 28:

History, art and cultural sciences

Psychopathology and creativity

Chairs:

Rainer M. Holm-Hadulla, Germany

Thomas Fuchs, Germany

001

Robert Schumann's psychopathology: a synthesis

of biological, psychological and social perspectives

with creativity research

Asimina Koutsoukou-Argyraki, Germany

002

Art and As-If: anthropological foundations of

art-therapies

Thomas Fuchs, Germany

003

Creativity and schizoaffective disorders – the

case of Vincent van Gogh

Andrés Heerlein, Chile

004

The myth of genius and madness enacted in

modern pop-music

Rainer M. Holm-Hadulla, Germany

S-173

Symposium

13:30– 15:00

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Hall Paris 1

TOPIC 17:

Psychotherapy

Which prospects of psychiatric and psychothera-

peutic care are there for refugees and internally

displaced people (IDP) in East Africa?

Chairs:

Joachim Cordes, Germany

Solomon Tshimong Rataemane, South Africa

001

This painful gap has to be closed! About the

challenge to develop, adapt, evaluate and dissemi-

nate adequate psychotherapeutic interventions in

African low-income countries

Michael Odenwald, Germany

David Musyimi Ndetei

002

Psychiatric advanced training for non-physician

clinicians in Ethiopia

Andrea Jobst, Germany

Kristina Adorjan

003

Psychotherapeutic interventions regarding

trauma and violence in Burundi

Anselm Crombach, Germany

004

Evaluation of an internet-based intervention

for the treatment of depression in people from the

Arabic language area: a pragmatic trial

Jana Stein, Germany