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15th World Congress

of the World Association for Dynamic Psychiatry WADP inc. Bern

XXVIII International Symposium of the German Academy for Psychoanalysis (DAP) e.V.

affiliated member of the WPACo-sponsored by WPA, WASP, and WAPR

with support of WHO

http://www.wadp-congress.de

What is New in Psychiatry and Psychotherapy?

Creative Dimensions in Modern Treatment

May 15–18, 2007

V.M.BekhterevPsychoneurological Research Institute, St Petersburg

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WHAT IS NEW IN PSYCHIATRYAND PSYCHOTHERAPY?Creative Dimensions in ModernTreatment

On occasion of the centennialanniversary of the Bekhterev Instituteand the 25th anniversary of theWADP, we would like to invite youto our 15th World Congress of theWorld Association for Dynamic Psychiatry(WADP) and the 28th Inter -national Symposium of the GermanAcademy of Psychoanalysis (DAP).Both the congress and the symposiumare to be held in 2007 at theBekhterev Institute in St Petersburg,which has a long tradition of psychiatryand psychotherapy as well asmany years of close cooperation withus. The congress will address topicsrelating to the continuing advancementof psychiatric and psychotherapeuticknowledge in the service oftreatment, research, and teaching.Many pathologies, such as personalitydisorders, psychoses, and comorbiddiseases, and all early traumatizedpatients in general can beunderstood and treated only if psychoanalys-is,psychotherapy, and psychiatrykeep developing. An open,creative attitude and a multidimensionalapproach is necessary. Thismeans we must have treatment integratethe creative, healthy, and constructiveareas of the human beingand must understand the person asa multidimensional, holistic being.In recent years the world has witnessedthe development of revolutionarybrain physiology and imaging.It has become possible to use thebrain’s neuronal plasticity to substantiatemorphological and physiologicalcorrelates of affects, traumatisms, butalso of psychotherapeutic processeswith increasing clarity. Psychotherapyhas been stimulated also by the conceptof intergenerational transfer, the

development of attachment theory,and efforts to integrate recent physicaltherapies into psychotherapy.These advances, in turn, stimulatethe scientific search for a more holisticvision of the patient. It would givedue consideration to the processestaking place at the biological, psychological,and social levels ofhuman existence; to the interactionand interference of the processestaking place in that complex system;and to the limits on the potential oftherapeutic intervention at everylevel of the system.Establishing the gold standardsof therapy is a continuous dynamicprocess, for the limits on the potentialof therapeutic intervention are inconstant flux due to the progressbeing made by individual disciplineswithin our science.Dynamic Psychiatry sees itself asthis kind of open system of treatmentthat can absorb the results of widelydiverse areas of knowledge byembracing quantitative and qualitativeempirical research.The intent of this congress is tobring together the practitioners of asmany different disciplines as possibleto share their scientific expertise.May this gathering move forward ondevelopments in medicine, psychology,and psychoanalysis; on inter -disciplinary research from the fieldsof sociology, philosophy, education,and cultural anthropology; and onthe integration of pharmacotherapy.We owe special thanks to theRussian colleagues organising thiscongress, which is expected to drawscientists and scholars from morethan thirty countries. We also expressour gratitude for the supportreceived from a number of internationalorganisations, including theWorld Psychiatric Association, theWorld Association for Social Psychiatry,and the World Association ofPsychosocial Rehabilitation.

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Maria Ammon President DAPNikolay G. Neznanov President WADPScientific Chairs

Nikolaj G. Neznanov, St PetersburgMaria Ammon, Berlin/MunichIlse Burbiel, MunichVictor D. Wied, St PetersburgSam Tyano, Tel Aviv

Scientific Committee

Jerzy W. Aleksandrowicz, CracowJuri Aleksandrovski, MoscowClaus Bahne-Bahnson, KielRaymond Battegay, BaselJacek Bomba,CracowBéla Buda, BudapestGabriele von Bülow, BerlinRobert Cancro, New YorkAmnon Carmi, HaifaAlexander Churkin, MoscowJorge Costa e Silva, Rio de JaneiroHellmuth Cox, MunichTatjana Dimitrieva, MoscowEgon Fabian, MunichGuillherme Ferreira, LisboaCourtenay Harding, BostonHanna Jacklewicz, GdanskModest M. Kabanov, St PetersburgBoris Karvasarsky, St PetersburgHermes A.Kick, MannheimDaniel Kipman, ParisMauricio D. Knobel, CampinasAndrzej Kokoszka, WarsawValery Krasnov, MoscowLevent Kuey, Istanbul

Pittu Laungani, LondonDusica Lecic Tosevski, BelgradGrete A. Leutz, UeberlingenW.Machleidt, HannoverBrian V. Martindale, LondonJuan Mezzich, New YorkIrena Namyslowska, WarsawMaria Orwid, CracowBoris Polozhy, MoscowGertraud Reitz, MunichVladimir S. Rotenberg, Tel AvivWolfgang Rutz, StockholmRolf Schmidts, MunichShridhar Sharma, DelhiAlexander Tiganov, MoscowIngeborg Urspruch, MunichUlrike Winkelmann, Munich

Organizational Chairs

Nikolay G. Neznanov, St PetersburgMonika Dworschak, Munich

Organizational Committee

Beate Dormann, MunichPetra Kiem, BerlinErwin Lessner, MunichVladimir A. Mikhailov, St PetersburgJuri Popov, St PetersburgMargit Schmolke, MunichAleksander Sivtsov, St PetersburgAnna Vasilyeva, St PetersburgBettina Weber, MunichIlse Wurdack, Munich

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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

14 May

“SANKT-PETERBURG” HOTEL

08.00-18.00 Registration of the participants of 15th World Congress of WADP14.00-17.30 Ceremonial meeting dedicated to the Centenary of the Saint Petersburg V.M.

Bekhterev PNRI 18.00-19.00 Cocktail-party on the occasion of the opening of the Centenary Session

THE V.M. BEKHTEREVPSYCHONEUROLOGICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

ACADEMIC COUNCIL HALL

09.30 - 10.30Meeting of the World Association for Dynamic Psychiatry Executive Council

10.30 - 12.00Meeting of the Board of Governors of WADP

12.00 - 13.00Press conference

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15 May

“SANKT-PETERBURG” HOTEL

08.00-18.00 Registration of the participants in the 15th WADP Congress

GRAND CONFERENCE HALL

09.30 - 12.30

Opening ceremony of the XVth World Congress of the World Association for DynamicPsychiatry and XXVIII International Symposium of th e German Academy for Psychoanal-

ysis (DAP) e.V.

Chairpersons:M. Ammon, B. Buda, A.D. Viktorov, T.B. Dmitriyeva, M.M. Kabanov, B.A. Kazakovtsev, V.N.Krasnov, J. Mezzich, N.G. Neznanov, V.Ya. Semke, S. Tyano, A.S. Tiganov

09.30-10.10 Psychiatry for the person and dynamic psychiatry J. Mezzich, USAPresident of the World Psychiatric Association

10.10-10.40 Biopsychosocial models in psychiatry and psychotherapyN.G. Neznanov, Saint PetersburgPresident of the World Association for Dynamic Psychiatry

10.40-11.10 World Association for Dynamic Psychiatry – 25 years of developmentB. Buda, Hungary

11.10-11.40 The importance of creative dimensions in the dynamic psychiatric treatmentconcept M. Ammon, GermanyPresident of the German Academy for Psychoanalysis

11.40 – 12.00Break

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CONFERENCE HALL

14.00 – 15.30Plenary session

Chairpersons:A. Carmi, Israel, V. Krasnov, Russia, Y. Aleksandrovsky, Russia, J.W. Aleksandrowicz, Poland

14.00-14.20 What is new in ethics education in psychiatry and psychotherapyA. Carmi, Israel

14.20-14.40 Integration of primary medical care for the treatment of depression, anxiety,and personality disordersV. Krasnov, Russia

14.40-15.00 Clinical complexity of neurotic and borderline diseasesY. Aleksandrovsky, Russia

15.00-15.20 Hypnosis in FMRIJ.W. Aleksandrowicz, Poland

15.20-15.40 Identity and psychotherapy today. Ammon’s concept of identity therapy re-visitedE. Fabian, Germany

15.40 – 16.00

Break


Chairpersons:C. Bahne-Bahnson, Germany, J.B.P. Sinha, India, G. von Bülow, Germany

16.00-16.20 Impact of the new age sciences on our therapeutic thoughtC. Bahne-Bahnson, Germany

16.20-16.40 Indian cultural perspective on health and healingJ.B.P. Sinha, India

16.40-17.00 Sergei Pankeev: one patient – two cases of abuseM. Reshetnikov, Russia

17.00-17.20 Art therapy in psychiatryP. Martius, Germany

17.20-17.40 Analytic milieu therapy and Günter Ammon’s concept of creativityM. Dworschak, Germany

17.40-18.00 Chronic fatigue syndrome: psychodynamic and psychotherapeutic aspects –a case studyG. von Bülow, Germany

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14.00 – 17.30Symposium

“Grouptherapy – Groupdynamics”

Chairpersons:R. Schmidts, Germany, T. Yamaguchi, Japan, V. Wied, Russia

14.00-14.20 Some general aspects of trauma group psychotherapyI. Burbiel, Germany

14.20-14.40 Usefulness of applause and keyword in group psychotherapy and supervisionT. Yamaguchi, Japan, L. Tzay-Chwan, H. Hong-Chieh, L. Yu-Lin, C. Wie-Wen, K. Chin-Tang, Taiwan

14.40-15.00 Acting out and enactment in individual psychotherapy and large groupsR. Schmidts, Germany

15.00-15.20 Analytic group psychotherapy and destructive aggressionA. Thome, Germany

15.20-15.40 Overcoming role fixations in a self experience groupG. Betz, Germany

15.40-16.00 The importance of group dynamic processes for the therapeutic work in milieu therapyU. Winkelmann, B. Weber, A. Witte, Germany

16.00-16.20 Therapeutic factors of Dynamic Psychiatric therapeutic living communities -the role of the psychologistS. Heyden, H. Kern, Germany

16.50 – 17.20Break

17.30 – 19.00Workshop

Self Experience in Humanstructural Dance

Moderator:M. Ammon, Germany

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NEUROLOGY UNIT LECTURE - HALL

14.00 – 17.30“What is really new in the contemporary sexology?”

Chairpersons:B.Ye Alekseyev., L.-G. Dahlöf, N.D. Kibrik, L.M. Scheglov, Russia

14.00-14.15 Introductory Lecture: Traditions of sexological research in the Saint Peters-burg V.M. Bekhterev Psychoneurological Research InstituteB.Ye. Alekseyev, Saint Petersburg

14.15-14.30 Sexuality as a factor of social healthB.Ye. Alekseyev, Saint Petersburg

14.30-14.45 Age-related peculiarities of the development of sexual dysfunctions in menN.D. Kibrik, T.V. Butkova, Moscow

14.45-15.00 Problems of the contemporary sexual cultureL.M. Scheglov, Saint Petersburg

15.00-15.15 The role of sexology in overcoming the demographic crisis in RussiaI.Yu. Kan, M.I. Yagubov, Moscow

15.15-15.30 Child sexuality: sociobiology or psychodynamicsS.T. Agarkov, Moscow

15.30-15.45 Questions of teaching criminal sexology at faculties of lawG.B. Deryagin, Moscow

15.45-16.15 Break16.15-16.30 Clinical dynamic peculiarities of sexual dysfunctions in males with psychotic

disorders of non-psychotic levelM.I. Yagubov, Moscow

16.30-16.45 Singularity of pre-homosexual personality D.D. Isayev, Saint Petersburg

16.45-17.00 Sexuality reduction syndrome in opiate addictionYu.I. Zharkov, Moscow

17.00-17.15 The multimodal approach in psychotherapy of sexual dysfunctionsA.I. Fyodorova, Saint Petersburg

17.15-17.30 Methods of rehabilitation in orgasmic dysfunction in femalesM.V. Yekimov, Saint Petersburg

17.30 – 19.00Workshop

Dynamic Psychiatric music therapyModerator:R. Schmidts, Germany

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THE V.M.BEKHTEREV MUSEUM

14.00 – 18.00“Psychotherapy in the system of treatment and rehabilitation of the mentally ill”

Chairpersons:S.M. Babin, A.V. Vassilyeva, Yu.Ya. Tupitsyn, Russia

14.00-14.20 Integration of psychotherapy and psychosocial therapy into psychiatry – for-mation of the complex model of providing careS.M. Babin, Yu.L. Pustotin, L.M. Portnov, M.I. Shlafer, Orenburg

14.20-14.40 Psychosocial therapy and rehabilitation in the Orenburg Regional ClinicalMental Hospital № 1Ye.Yu. Antokhin, M.V. Gorbunova, Ye.M. Kryukova, B.I. Kuleshov, Oren-burg

14.40-15.00 An experience of supervision and its influence on personal and professionalcharacteristics of psychotherapistsS.M. Babin, T.A. Teveleva, T.V. Shuvalova, Orenburg

15.00-15.30 The importance of supervision in the complex treatment of mental diseasesA.V. Vassilyeva, Saint Petersburg

15.30-16.00 Break16.00-16.20 Specific peculiarities of the group psychodynamic psychotherapy of patients

with endogenous psychosesO.V. Guseva, Saint Petersburg

16.20-16.40 Specificity of professional conflicts and their interrelationship with the burn-out syndrome in psychiatrists and narcologistsYe.I. Lozinskaya, Saint Petersburg

16.40-17.00 Depersonalization: biological and psychological aspects of development andtherapyO.V. Makarevich, Saint Petersburg

17.00-18.00 Discussion

18.00 – 19.00Workshop

Workshop Transference and counter-transference in intensive therapyModerator:C. Bahne-Bahnson, Germany

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LIBRARY

18.00 – 19.00Workshop

The dimension of the music in outpatient dance therapy (with video)

Moderators:G. Reitz, R. Schmidts, S. Heyden (Germany)

20.00 Welcome reception(Hotel Moscov)

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16 May

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”Nonverbal creative therapies in inpatient Dynamic Psychiatry”

In Memoriam Günter Ammon

09.30 – 11.00Chairpersons:M. Kabanov, Russia, A. Churkin, Russia, E. Fabian, Germany

09.30-09.50 The significance of group dynamics for the inpatient psychotherapy in the HospitalMenterschwaige, Munich – a clinical illustration of Günter Ammon’s concept ofDynamic PsychiatryE. Fabian, Germany

09.50-10.10 Dance therapyM. Ammon, Germany

10.10-10.30 Music therapyR. Schmidts, E. Fabian, Germany

10.30-10.50 Development of dynamic psychiatry in RussiaA. Churkin, Russia


11.00 - 11.30Break

11.30 – 12.30Key lectures

11.30-12.00 Psychiatry: New dimensions – old dilemmasR. Rogers, USA

12.00-12.30 Psychotherapy and the transformation of novel experiences into novel neu-ronal connectivity patternsG. Hüther, Germany

12.30-13.00 Guenter Ammon and the concept of rehabilitationM. Kabanov, Russia

13.00 – 14.00Break

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14.00 - 15.40Plenary session

Chairpersons:B. Kazakovtsew, Russia, B. Buda, Hungary

14.00-14.20 Psychiatric reform in Russia in the last 15 yearsB. Kazakovtsew, Russia

14.20-14.40 The development of maladaptation in relationshipsKlaus Grossmann, Germany

14.40-15.00 Three pillars of Positive Psychotherapy in time of globalizationN. Peseschkian, Germany

15.00-15.20 Social energy – a revolutionary concept of therapy and its new interpreta-tions and evidencesB. Buda, Hungary

15.20-15.40 Personality traits of subjects with attempted suicides through self-poisoningA. Aleksandrov, A. Abramova, Russia

15.40 - 16.00Break

16.00 - 17.30WPA Interzonal symposium of the European Region

“The psychiatry for the person – modern challenges for prevention, health promotion andtreatment”

Chairpersons:D. Lecic-Tosevski, Serbia, M. Schmolke, Germany

16.00-16.20 Prevention in psychiatry: a need or a wishful thought?L. Küey, Turkey

16.20-16.40 Resilience – a future concept in prevention and health promotionM. Schmolke, Germany

16.40-17.00 Is prevention of personality disorders possible?D. Lecic-Tosevski, Serbia


17.30 – 19.00Workshop

Moderators:A. Aleksandrowicz, T. Bomba, M. Orwid, Poland

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09.30 - 11.00WPA – Section Symposium

“Psychoanalysis in Psychiatry”Chairperson:F. Quartier, Switzerland

09.30-09.50 Modern clinical practices: psychodynamics and psychiatry and vice versaF. Quartier, Switzerland

09.50-10.10 Modern psychiatric treatment avoiding exclusion integrating psychoanalysisfinding pleasure and values with institutional workF. Quartier, Switzerland

10.10-10.30 The role of transference in the treatment of difficult patients. About two cas-esN. Feuché, A. Zuber, France

10.30-10.50 Between in and outpatient treatment, from counter-attitude to countertrans-ferential elementsJ-M. Lacroix, Switzerland

10.50-11.10 Developing a medical psychiatric unit in Geneva, Switzerland.A. Christl, P. Paco, E. Ariel, Switzerland


11.30 - 12.00Break

12.00 - 13.00Symposium

”Only the night can hear me cry – professional misinterpretations in autistic spectrum dis-orders”

Chairperson:R. Brand-Flu, Great Britain

12.00-12.20 When computers crash. Psychosis in people with learning difficulties or anautistic spectrum disorder R. Brand-Flu, Great Britain

12.20-12.40 Diagnostic issues/therapeutic suggestionsR. Brand-Flu, Great Britain

12.40-13.00 What you see is not what you getD. Laurens, Great Britain

13.00 – 14.00Break

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“General psychiatric issues”

Chairpersons:Z. Kekelidze, V. Semke, Russia, S. Sharma, India, G. Leutz, Germany

14.00-14.20 Organization of psychological and psychiatric care providing in emergencysituationsZ. Kekelidze, Russia

14.20-14.40 Ethical issues in psychotherapiesS. Sharma, India

14.40-15.00 The creative potential of planned surprise in psychodramatherapy with neu-rotic and psychotic patientsG. Leutz, Germany

15.00-15.20 East and west psychotherapy: dimensions for further developmentV. Semke, Russia

15.20-15.40 New forms of outpatient psychotherapy with drug addictive patients in Ger-manyR. Hinrichs, Germany

15.40-16.00 Combined psychodynamic psychotherapy with drug treatment in schizophre-nia - a psychoanalytic viewI. Ierodiakonou-Benou, Greece

16.00-16.20 Peculiarities of diagnostic approach and psychotherapeutic intervention inpatients with short-term psychotic disturbancesI. Zrazhevskaya, Russia

15.45 - 16.00Break


“Therapeutic communities and social psychiatry”

Chairpersons:G. Reitz, Germany, T. Cunningham, USA

16.00-16.30 Caboodle House: the life of an autonomous therapeutic communityT. Cunningham, USA

16.30-17.00 The relevance of therapeutic living communities in times of changing social systemsG. Reitz, T. Hessel, Germany

17.00-17.30 How to deal with destructive acting out in a therapeutic communityD. Richartz, Germany

17.30 – 19.00Workshop

WPA Educational Programm on Personality DisordersModerator:E. Simonsen, Denmark

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“Therapeutic creativity at the end of life”

Chairperson:C. Bahne-Bahnson, Germany

9.30-9.50 Therapeutic experience with terminally ill and very old patientsC. Bahne-Bahnson, Germany

9.50-10.10 What we can learn from accompanying people in the final phase of lifeH.P. Bilek, Poland

10.10-10.30 Contemporary attitudes towards death and dying – ethical, philosophical,psychological problems and their influence on the doctor-patient relation-shipA. Guzek, Poland

10.30-10.40 Psychosomatic aspects of Alzheimer’s disease (short lecture)J. Lorbacher, Germany

10.40-11.00 (Social) Functions of melancholia and ambivalenceE. Goncalves, Spain


11.15 - 11.30Break


“Modern psychoanalysis”

Chairpersons:R. Battegay, Switzerland, S. Tyano, Israel

11.30-11.50 Psychodynamic aspects of acting outR. Battegay, Switzerland

11.50-12.10 The inside babyS. Tyano, Israel

12.10-12.30 The application of classic attachment theory in the therapy of borderline dis-orders T. Bihler, Germany

12.30-12.50 Why short term dynamic psychotherapy? J. De la Torre, USA


13.00 – 14.00Break

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LIBRARY

11.00 – 13.00Interdisciplinary Conference

“Mental Health and Creative Self-Expression”

Chairpersons:A.I. Kopytin, S.A. Podsadny, Russia

11.00-11.20 The role of creative work in the preservation of the mental health: art of thementally ill people and the art therapyA.I. Kopyin

11.20-11.40 Forbidden fruits of insanity in the culture and artV.V. Gavrilov, A.D. Azov

11.40-12.00 Creative self-expression and art therapy within the system of Dynamic Psy-chiatry: an experience of the Department of Dynamic Psychiatry, OrenburgRegional Mental HospitalS.M. Babin, Orenburg

12.00-12.20 Art therapy and exhibitory work at the Deparment of Dynamic Psychiatry,Novgorod Regional Mental HospitalN.M. Kuznetsov, A.A. Tserkovny, Great Novgorod

12.20-12.30 Investigation of therapeutic effects of group art therapy in conditions of theDepartment of Dynamic PsychiatryS. Andriyanov, Great Novgorod


13.00 – 14.00Break

LIBRARY


„Nonverbal Psychotherapies “

Chairpersons:I. Urspruch, G. Reitz, Germany

14.00-14.20 Psychoanalytic theatre therapy – catharsis, self-realization and creativity(with video)I. Urspruch, Germany

14.20-14.40 Group conflict in dance therapy: attempt of group dynamic integrationI. Burbiel, M.Rettenberger, Germany

14.40-15.00 The humanstructural dance and it’s meaning for the development of creativityB. Engelhardt, Germany

15.00-15.20 Physical contact therapies as integral for the treatment of schizophreniaJ. Bar-el, B.Geiger, Israel

15.20-15.40 How to implement short-term psychotherapy in dynamic psychiatry W. Funk, N. Hoffmann, R. Fischer, Germany

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15.40-16.00 Outcome evaluation of inpatient short term psychotherapyG. Finke, Germany


“Child and adolescents treatment”

Chairpersons:U. Rüth, E. Lessner, Germany

16.00-16.20 Emergencies to a hospital for child and adolescent psychiatryU. Rüth, Germany

16.20-16.40 Orgy as a metaphor for sociotherapeutic work with children and adolescentsB. Stritih, Slovenia

16.40-17.00 ADHD in Poland: epidemiological threat?M. Pilecki, Poland

17.00-17.20 Psychodynamics and treatment of ADHD in child psychotherapyA. Lessner, Germany

17.20-17.40 New achievements in mental health care and psychotherapy of adolescentsin SerbiaO. Vidojevic et al., Serbia


18.00 – 19.30Workshop

Creative power in human structural dance theatre (with video)

Moderators:P. Kiem, R. Lautenschläger, Germany

16.00 Opening of the Exhibitions

“The Process of Creativity and its Expression in Visual Language

presented through Paintimgs from Art Therapy of Hospital Menterschwaige”

„Healing Journey: Mental health and creative self-expression“

19.00 Concert at Smolny monastry (tickets at registration desk)

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17 May

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CONFERENCE HALL

09.30 – 13.00

COGNITIVE-BEHAVIOR THERAPY:HISTORY, MODELS, METHODS, AND OUTCOMES

Project of the Psychological Faculty, Hofstra University, (USA)

Chairpersons:H. Kassinove, USA, S. Tsytsarev, USA

09.30-10.00 Origins and overview of Cognitive-Behavior TherapyH. Kassinove, USA

10.00-10.30 Psychopathology is a social constructR. Gruenfelder, USA

10.30-11.00 Cross cultural aspects of behavior therapyS. Tsytsarev

11.00-11.30 Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for the Treatment of DelusionsM. Sheets

11.30-12.00 Use of CBT in the Treatment of HypochondriasisN. Skritskaya

12.00-12.30 Moving from Anger to Forgiveness: Why, How, When?I. Whitney, USA

12.30-13.00 Psychological treatments for child aggression and juvenile delinquencyD.G. Sukhodolski

13.00 – 14.00Break

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14.00 – 17.30

Cognitive Behavioral Treatment of Anger and AggressionProject of the Psychological Faculty, Hofstra University (USA)

Chairpersons:H. Kassinove, USA, S. Tsytsarev, USA

Issues and Demonstration of Intervention Techniques

14.00-14.30 History and fundamental concepts in the study and treatment of anger andaggressionH. Kassinove, USA

14.30-15.00 Case histories in the treatment of adults with anger problemsR. Gruenfelder, I. Whitney, USA

15.00-15.30 A cognitive behavioral, anger episode model for the treatment of anger anddepression in adultsH. Kassinove, USA

15.30-16.00 The four-stage intervention plan for the treatment of adults with problematicangerH. Kassinove, I. Whitney, USA

16.00-16.30 Demonstration of techniques for the treatment of anger in adultsH. Kassinove, I. Whitney, R. Gruenfelder, USA



09.30 – 11.00Key lectures

09.30-10.00 Psychotherapy as a mean of self-realization within the norms of modern so-cietyR. Battegay, Switzerland

10.00-10.30 The concept of health in dynamic psychiatryI. Burbiel, M. Schmolke, Germany

10.30-11.00 Science and humanism: keys for psychiatric diagnostic and careB. Karvasarsky, Russia

11.00 - 11.30Break

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“Incultural psychotherapy with migrants from Russia. Theoretical implications and prac-tice”

Chairperson:W. Machleidt, Germany

11.30-11.50 Psychotherapy with migrants. An overview.W. Machleidt, Germany

11.50-12.10 Ethno-cultural approach as a necessity for research and practice in psychia-tryB. Polozhy, Russia

12.10-12.30 Psychotherapeutic aspects in psychiatric care of migrants from RussiaJ. Zolotova, Germany

12.30-12.50 Forensic psychotherapy with migrants from RussiaK. Hoffmann, Germany

12.50-13.10 Prevention of addiction in migrants from Russia using the mediators ap-proachA. Bondar, Germany

13.10-13.30 Different psychotherapy for different societies? Socialcultural approach tomental disordersE. Nikolaev, Russia

13.30 – 14.00Break


“Neurosciences”

Chairpersons:V. Kozlovskiy, Russia, K. Kawamura, Japan, D. Flader, Germany

14.00-14.20 Neurobiology and psychiatry. Sensory cognition and its disturbanceK. Kawamura, Japan, F.N. Makarov, Russia, O.Saitoh, Japan, H. Utena,Japan

14.20-14.40 The brain and the unconscious – can Freudian psychoanalysis find a scien-tific fundament within the frame of modern neuro-sciences as proposed byGerhard Roth?D. Flader, Germany

14.40-15.00 Negation to execute conditioned reflexes: origin of the mental illnessesJ. Ponciano, Italy

15.00-15.20 Hippocampal volume in posttraumatic stress disorderA. Sarac et al., Bosnia


15.40 – 16.00Break

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“Trauma and psychotherapy of trauma” Chairpersons:M. Poirier, Canada, Y. Aleksandrovsky, Russia, G. von Bülow, Germany, A. Carmi, Israel

16.00-16.20 Transgenerational transmission in schizophreniaM. Ammon, T.Bihler, Germany

16.20-16.40 Psychotherapy with the homeless adolescent: clinical and ethical issuesM. Poirier, Canada

16.40-17.00 Integration of a trauma stabilization group into a dynamic psychiatric hospi-talD. Hermelink, Germany

17.00-17.20 Incest: A therapeutic challengeE. Welldon, Great Britain

17.20-17.40 Healing traumatic memoriesМ. Zepinic, Australia

17.30 – 19.00Workshop

What happens in a children’s group after the parents’ group meeting. First results(workshop with video)

Moderator:A. Thome et al., Germany



09.30-10.00 Recidivation in mentally ill offenders. The impact of rehabilitationJ. Bar-el, K. Tarab, Israel

10.00-10.30 Psychodynamic psychotherapy and resistance of trainee therapists: The In-dian dilemmaS. Manickham, India

10.30-11.00 The sense of self and suicidal behaviourV. Zepinic, Australia

11.00 - 11.30Break

11.30 – 13.00Workshop

Psychodynamic psychotherapy for Borderline patients by Otto Kernberg

Moderator:P. Martius, Germany

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13.00 - 14.00Break

14.00 – 15.30Workshop

States of consciousness and improvement in psychotherapyModerator:A. García de Sola Márquez, Spain

15.30 - 16.00Break


“Yoga, spirituality and mental health”

Chairpersons:S. Sharma, India, W.J.Meinhold, Germany

16.00-16.30 Yoga, spirituality and mental healthS. Sharma, India

16.30-17.00 Role of yoga therapies in psychosomatic disordersA.N. Singh, India

17.00-17.30 Spirituality, depth psychology and hypnosis in psychotherapyW.J. Meinhold, Germany

17.30 – 19.00WorkshopB.E.S.T.

Moderator:H. Calehr, Germany


09.00 – 18.00International conference

NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN THE MEDICAL PSYCHODIAGNOSIS:METHODOLOGY, METHODS, TRAINING OF PERSONNEL

09.00 - 13.00Chairpersons:L.I. Wasserman, , A.Sh. Tkhostov, N.V. Tarabrina, Russia

09.30-10.00 Conceptual (system) approach in the psychodiagnosis of mental maladapta-

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tion risk actors in stressful vocational activityM.A. Berebin, Chelyabinsk, L.I. Wasserman, M.Yu. Novozhilova, Saint Pe-tersburg

10.00-10.30 Mental rigidity as a personal construct and its role in the diagnosis of stress-resistanceG.V. Zalevskiy, Tomsk

10.30-11.00 Methods of experimental psychosemantics in the diagnosis of development ofmoral sphere of self-consciousnessI.A. Kudryavtsev, Ye.N. Lapshina, Moscow

11.00-11.30 Diagnosis and importance of psychosocial factors for integrative psy-chotherapy of affective disordersA.B. Kholmogorova, Moscow

11.30-12.00 Agression and hostility in psychiatric and somatic clinicsS.N. Yenikolopov, Moscow

12.00-12.30 Methodological approach to the psychodiagnosis of persons having experi-enced extremal and crisis situationsV.V. Bocharov, E.B. Karpova, Saint Petersburg

12.30-13.00 Training of clinical psychologists for the work with children and adoles-cents: an experience of the Faculty of Clinical Psychology, the Saint Peters-burg Pediatric Medical AcademyV.A. Averin, Saint Petersburg

13.00 – 14.00

Break

14.00 – 18.00Chairpersons:G.V. Zalevskiy, Tomsk, V.A. Averin, Saint Petersburg, A.B. Kholmogorova, Moscow

14.00-14.30 Role of ordinary notions in forming the internal disease pictureA.Sh. Tkhostov, A.V. Nelyubina, Moscow

14.30-15.00 The Rohrschach Method: An integrative system of psychodiagnosisM.A. Assanovich, Belarus’

15.00-15.30 Methodology of the psychologist – psychiatrist interaction in the forensic ex-aminationF. Safuanov, Moscow

15.30-16.00 Man’s life orientations: conception and methods of psychosocial diagnosisYe.Yu. Korzhova, Saint Petersburg

16.00-16.30 Dianosis of the structure of perfectionism and the strategy of coping withstressN.G. Garanyan, Moscow

16.30-17.00 Break17.00-17.30 Problems of the doctor – patient relationship in the somatic clinic in the con-

text of modern bioethics and the quality-of-life conceptYe.A. Trifonova, Saint Petersburg

17.30-18.00 Medical psychology in the therapist’s vocational training: an experience ofinterdisciplinary interaction in the medical collegeV.A. Uryvayev, Yaroslavl’

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LIBRARY

09.00 – 11.00

WORK MEETING OF THE INTERNATIONAL COORDINATING COUN CIL FORPSYCHOTHERAPY

Presentation: B.D. Karvasarsky, A.A. Churkin, R.K.Nazyrov (Russia), B.V.Mikhailov, I.N.Sarvir (Ukraine),S.A. Altynbekov, A.L.Katkov (Kazakhstan).

11.00 - 11.15Break

11.15 - 13.00

PRIVATE PSYCHOTHERAPY IN RUSSIA – SCIENTIFIC PROBLE MS, CURRENTSTATE AND THE WAYS OF DEVELOPMENT

Round table

Chairpersons:B.D. Karvassarskiy, V.I. Kurpatov, R.K. Nazyrov, A.K. Korolyov, V.Yu. Baskakov

Registered presentations: V.I. Kurpatov (Saint Petersburg), R.K. Nazyrov (Saint Petersburg), A.K. Korolyov (Togliatti),V.V. Kholyavko(Saint Petersburg), T. Belogurova (Tyumen’), A.N. Blinkov (Moscow), V.Yu.Baskakov (Moscow), Yu.V. Gurov (Vologda), L.I. Peskova (Kazan’), V.I. Konovalov (Saint Pe-tersburg)

13.00 - 14.00Break

14.00 - 15.00Key lectures

14.00-14.30 Patterns of attachment and clinical workK. Grossmann, Germany

14.30-15.00 What is new in infant psychiatryS. Tyano, Israel

15.00 - 16.00Break

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”Conflict resolution”

Chairpersons:N. Minton, Great Britain, A. Thome, Germany

16.00-16.20 IntroductionN. Minton, Great Britain

16.20-16.40 The impact of war and conflict on mental health in IraqN. Ali, Iraq

16.40-17.00 The day afterS. Tyano, Israel


THE SAINT PETERSBURG ACADEMY OF ARTS

CONFERENCE HALL

10.00 – 12.00

Sectional Session

ART THERAPY WITHIN THE SYSTEM OF TREATMENT AND REHA BILITATIONOF THE MENTALLY ILL IN THE CLINIC OF BORDERLINE STA TES

Chairpersons:Kopytin A.I., Tomashoff G.-O.

10.00-10.20 Art therapy at the Psychosomatics Department of the Klaipeda Mental Hos-pitalZakharova Ye., Mockuvene A., Lithuania

10.20-10.40 Art therapy in psychotherapy and rehabilitation of patients of the specializedmental hospital with intensive supervisionSventsitskaya V.A.

10.40-11.00 Art therapy in the work of the Rehabilitation Departments of the I.Skvortsov-Stepanov Mental Hospital and the Psychoneurologic Dispensaryof the Saint Petersburg Krasnogvardeyskiy city districtNazarova N.R.

11.00-11.20 Interactive group art therapy at the Department of Psychotherapy and Neu-roses, the SPb V.M. Bekhterev PNRIBorschevskaya I., Saint Petersburg

11.20-11.40 The investigation of effects of application of the group art therapy at the De-partment of Paychotherapy, the Volgograd Hospital for War VeteransLebedev A.A., Volgograd


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12.00 – 13.00Break

13.00-15.30Sectional Session

THE EXHIBITIONS OF WORKS OF THE MENTALLY ILL IN THE CONTEXT OFTHE PROBLEMS OF DESTIGMATIZATION

Chairpersons:Kopytin A.I., Tomashoff G.-O.

13.00-13.30 Artistic work as an instrument of destigmatizationTomashoff G.-O.

13.30-14.00 “The Different Ones” – An Expo-Therapeutic ProjectGavrilov V.V.

14.00-14.30 The investigation of perception of the art of the mentally ill and destigmati-zation effects of interactive exhibitionsKopytin A.I.

14.30-15.00 Presentation of the social initiative “Different perception”Devyatova T.


15.30-18.00

Round Table

CREATIVE WORK OF THE MENTALLY ILL IN THE MULTICULTU RAL CONTEXT

Moderators:Gavrilov V.V., Kopytin A.I., Tomashoff G.-O.

20.00 Congress Dinner (tickets available at registration desk)

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THE V.M. BEKHTEREV PSYCHONEUROLOGICAL RE-SEARCH INSTITUTE



“Grouptherapy – Groupdynamics”

Chairpersons:M. Pilecki, Poland, A. Coric, Serbia

10.00-10.20 On the differentiated use of humor and joke in psychotherapyE. Fabian, Germany

10.20-10.40 Perception of a family – family-therapy versus individual psychodynamic psy-chotherapyM. Pilecki, Poland

10.40-11.00 Androgynity and it’s perspectives in societyA. Göring, Germany

11.00-11.20 The leader (therapist) in group psychotherapyA. Coric, Serbia

11.20-11.40 Group dynamics and psychodynamics of mothers with premature infants - aqualitative approachAn. Göring, Germany

11.40-12.00 Working with parents in a psychoanalytic kindergarten exemplified by a chil-drens’ excursionH. Fink, Germany


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10.00-12.20Symposium

“Nonverbal creative therapies in inpatient Dynamic Psychiatry”

Chairperson:U. Rüth, Germany, D. Hermelink, Germany

10.00-10.20 Creative steps out of the trauma – illustrations from the art therapyG. Kress, Germany

10.20-10.40 Groupdynamic and creative aspects of inpatient theatretherapyR. Fischer, K. Beck, Germany

10.40-11.00 The importance of termination of a project in analytic milieu therapyM. Kehl, Germany

11.00-11.20 Groupdynamic work in the separation process in inpatient psychotherapyH. Krüger, Germany

11.20-11.40 Different styles of conducting a groupA. Göring, Germany

11.40-12.00 Balint group work and the thinking of W.R.BionU. Rüth, Germany


12.20 – 13.00Break


13.00 – 15.00Closing panel with press

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