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MONDAY
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THURSDAY
POSTER SESSIONS
274
013
Mindfulness-based interventions modulate de-
fault-mode network activity in patients with opioid
dependence
Reham Fahmy, Egypt
014
Comparison between the talking cure, the psy-
choanalytic psychotherapy and the sensoripsychic
therapy in the narcissistic and identical disorders
Valérie Boucherat-Hue, France
P-33
Poster Session
13:30– 15:00
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Hall Budapest
TOPIC 17:
Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy II
Chair:
Michael Deuschle, Germany
001
Breath versus emotions: the impact of different
foci of attention on the experience of negative and
positive emotions during mindfulness meditation
Thomas Beblo, Germany
Sarah Pelster, Christine Schilling, Benjamin Iffland,
Martin Driessen, Silvia Fernando
002
Brain signature of emotional change: altered
neurophysiological processing after one session of
psychotherapy
Kristina B. Rohde, Switzerland
Franz Caspar, Thomas Koenig, Antonio Pascual-Leone,
Maria Stein
003
Using a movie for the assessment of social
cognition to measure mentalizing of health care
professionals at an acute psychiatric department in
Vienna
Isabella Klaus, Austria
Richard Horn, Kurt Stastka, Henriette Löffler-Stastka
004
Behavioral treatment for nighttime fears in
pre-school children: a pilot study
Renatha Rafihi-Ferreira, Brazil
Thomas Ollendick, Fernando Asbahr, Edwiges Silvares
005
Psychoeducation for people with intellectual
disabilities and schizophrenic or anxiety disorders
Melanie Jagla, Germany
Annika Baumeister, Marion Augustin, Gabriele Helga
Franke
006
Comprehensive rehabilitation program in
major mental disorders: a multimodal approach
PRISMA
Carlos Lopez-Jaramillo, Colombia
Cristian Vargas, Ana M. Díaz-Zuluaga, Julian Pineda
Zapata, Alejandro Sánchez Présiga, Sigifredo Ospina,
Juan David Palacio
007
Effectiveness of an inpatient multimodal
psychiatric psychotherapeutic program for the
treatment of job burnout
Hildburg Porschke, Switzerland
008
Bullying adolescents and family dynamics –
changes after treatment with multi-systemic family
therapy
Drita Gashi Bytyçi, Republic of Kosovo
009
Innocence in danger (Colombia) – a psycho-
therapy program for children and adolescents with
post-traumatic stress disorder
Elkin Llanez-Anaya, Colombia
Susana Lopez, Julio Gomez Galvis, Hugo Herazo
010
Effectiveness of an internet- and mobile-based
intervention for a severely impaired population:
treatment of comorbid depression in chronic back
pain patients on sick leave
Sandra Schlicker, Germany
Harald Baumeister, Matthias Berking, Lasse Sander,
Jiaxi Lin, Sarah Paganini, Ingrid Titzler, Dirk Lehr,
Sabine Bahn, David Daniel Ebert
011
Internet psychotherapy with net step: a
therapist delivered IPT for depression and anxiety
disorders in primary care
Ulrich Sprick, Germany
M. Köhne
012
Benefits of dog facilitated therapy are based
on epigenetical modulations in limbic brain regions
due to domestication processes
Daniela Pörtl, Germany
Christoph Jung
013
Indianization of psychotherapy – benefits and
pitfalls
Avinash DeSousa, India
Pragya Lodha
014
Psychotherapeutic approaches in adults with
intellectual disability (ID) with special focus on
impulsive behaviour
Samuel Elstner, Germany
P-34
Poster Session
13:30– 15:00
|
Hall Budapest
TOPIC 18:
Pharmacotherapy
Pharmacotherapy I
Chair:
Tom Bschor, Germany
001
Factors related to medication noncompliance in
outpatients with psychiatric disorders
Changqing Hu, People's Republic of China
Xuequan Zhu, Li Yang, Gang Wang, Xu Chen, Weiwei
Wang, Jingjin Jia