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Complete Programme 30th January 2019
In Partnership with
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Welcome to IAWMH 2019 Congress
The International Association for Women’s Mental Health (IAWMH) in collaboration with La
Société Marcé Francophone (SMF) are very pleased to welcome you to the 8th IAWMH World
Congress on Women’s Mental Health, which will be held in the Cité Internationale Universitaire in
Paris March 2019 (5-8th).
Clinicians and researchers involved in the field of women’s mental health from every country are
attending this congress to contribute.
The main domains of interest at the congress are: Gender equality, Well-Being and Vulnerability
which are important contributors to Women’s Mental Health. There will be outstanding Plenary
Lectures, Scientific Symposia, Educational and Special lectures, Workshops, Free Communications
and Poster sessions, and also many social events to help you discovering the wonderful cultural
city of Paris with guided tours.
We have dedicated all our efforts making this Congress an unforgettable experience for you and
we are welcoming you to Paris especially in March 2019, around the International Women’s day.
Best regards,
Jayashri Kulkarni, IAWMH President
Florence Thibaut, IAWMH Congress President and President elect IAWMH
Florence Gressier, France SMF President
Nine Glangeaud-Freudenthal, France SMF and Marcé Society Past President
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Welcome to IAWMH 2019 Congress ..................................................................................................................................................... 2
IAWMH’s ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Congress Venue ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 6
Congress Practical information ............................................................................................................................................................. 6
Transport & Accommodation ................................................................................................................................................................. 7
Reaching Paris ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 7
Where to stay in Paris ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
Registration Rates .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE ..................................................................................................................................................................... 9
6:00 pm - 7:10 pm - Grand Amphithéâtre ...........................................................................................................................................................16
7:15 pm - Salon Honnorat & Galerie .....................................................................................................................................................................16
Wednesday 6 March 2019 ......................................................................................................................................................................17
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 8:15 am - 9:45 am .................................................................................................................................................17
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 8:15 am - 9:45 am .................................................................................................................................................18
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 9:45 am - 10:15 am - Salon Honnorat & Galerie ......................................................................................18
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 10:15 am - 11:00 am - Grand Amphithéâtre ..............................................................................................18
Wednesday 6 March 2019 – 11:00 am - 11:15 am - Salon Honnorat & Galerie ...................................................................................18
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 12:45 pm - 2:30 pm - Salon Honnorat & Galerie ......................................................................................19
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 12:45 pm - 2:30 pm - Salon Honnorat & Galerie ......................................................................................20
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 12:45 pm - 2:30 pm - Salon Honnorat & Galerie ......................................................................................21
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm .................................................................................................................................................22
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm .................................................................................................................................................23
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm .................................................................................................................................................23
Wednesday 6 March 2019 – 4:00 pm – 4:15 pm - Salon Honnorat & Galerie .......................................................................................23
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 4:15 pm - 5:45 pm .................................................................................................................................................23
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 4:15 pm - 5:45 pm .................................................................................................................................................24
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 4:15 pm - 5:45 pm .................................................................................................................................................24
Wednesday 6 March 2019 – 5:45 pm – 6:00 pm - Salon Honnorat & Galerie .......................................................................................25
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm .................................................................................................................................................25
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm .................................................................................................................................................25
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm .................................................................................................................................................26
Thursday 7 March 2019 ..........................................................................................................................................................................27
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 8:15 am - 9:45 am .....................................................................................................................................................27
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 8:15 am - 9:45 am .....................................................................................................................................................28
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 9:45 am - 10:15 am - Salon Honnorat & Galerie .........................................................................................28
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 10:15 am - 11:00 am - Grand Amphithéâtre ..................................................................................................28
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 11:00 am - 12:30 pm................................................................................................................................................28
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 11:00 am - 12:30 pm................................................................................................................................................29
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm - Salon Honnorat & Galerie ..........................................................................................29
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm - Salon Honnorat & Galerie ..........................................................................................30
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 12:30 pm - 1:00 pm - Salon Honnorat & Galerie ..........................................................................................31
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm .....................................................................................................................................................31
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm .....................................................................................................................................................32
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm .....................................................................................................................................................32
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm .....................................................................................................................................................33
Thursday 7 March 2019 – 4:00 pm – 4:15 pm - Salon Honnorat & Galerie ...........................................................................................33
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 4:15 pm - 5:45 pm .....................................................................................................................................................33
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 4:15 pm - 5:45 pm .....................................................................................................................................................34
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm .....................................................................................................................................................35
Thursday 7 March 2019 - 6:00 pm – 6:45 pm - Room 3 - Théâtre La Galerie .......................................................................................36
Friday 8 March 2019 ................................................................................................................................................................................37
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Friday 8 March 2019 - 8:15 am - 9:45 am ...........................................................................................................................................................37
Friday 8 March 2019 - 8:15 am - 9:45 am ...........................................................................................................................................................38
Friday 8 March 2019 - 9:45 am - 10:15 am - Salon Honnorat & Galerie ................................................................................................38
Friday 8 March 2019 - 10:15 am - 11:00 am .....................................................................................................................................................38
Friday 8 March 2019 – 11:15 am - 12:45 pm.....................................................................................................................................................38
Friday 8 March 2019 – 11:15 am - 12:45 pm.....................................................................................................................................................39
Friday 8 March 2019 – 12:45 pm – 1:00 pm – Salon Honnorat & Galerie..............................................................................................39
Friday 8 March 2019 – 13:00 pm - 2:30 pm – Salon Honnorat & Galerie...............................................................................................39
Friday 8 March 2019 – 13:00 pm - 2:30 pm – Salon Honnorat & Galerie...............................................................................................40
Friday 8 March 2019 – 13:00 pm - 2:30 pm – Salon Honnorat & Galerie...............................................................................................41
Friday 8 March 2019 - 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm ...........................................................................................................................................................42
Friday 8 March 2019 - 4:15 pm – 5:45 pm ..........................................................................................................................................................42
Friday 8 March 2019 - 4:15 pm – 5:45 pm ..........................................................................................................................................................43
JOINT MEETING IAWMH – SMF .............................................................................................................................................................44
All the IAWMH participants can access to this joint meeting .....................................................................................................................44
All the sessions will be in English translated in French..................................................................................................................................44
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IAWMH’s
Established in 2001 to improve the mental health of women throughout the world, the International
Association for Women’s Mental Health is a Not for Profit, Non-Governmental Organization.
The Association’s purposes are:
To create a network of national and international societies and sections (hereinafter called « Societies and
Sections »), devoted to mental health of women.
Together with Societies and Sections, to act as international advocates for Women’s Mental Health, for:
• The elimination of conditions that are harmful to Women’s Physical and Mental Health.
• Improved education and autonomy for women.
• Better medical education and public information about Women’s Mental Health.
• Increasing the number, status, education and resources of Women’s Mental Health providers.
• The appropriate representation of women in research, education and organizations concerned with
Women’s Mental Health
• Control by women of their personal fertility.
Activities of the Association will include, but will not be limited to:
• Promotion of research through the development of international networks and focused workshops.
• The organization of World Congresses, to which all individuals, Societies and Sections concerned with
Women’s Mental Health are invited.
• The support of international, regional, national and local conferences and symposia, for Exchange of
information about scientific advances, clinical services, and social or legal developments related to
Women’s Mental Health (hereinafter called « meetings »).
• Circulation of information about Women’s Mental Health, through the World Wide Web, through the
Association’s co-sponsored journal, Archives of Women’s Mental Health, and other publications.
• Education of clinicians and the public through educational workshops as well as printed and electronic
material.
• Collaboration with advocacy groups.
Through international collaboration and networks, to promote research into:
• The social, economic, ethical, legal, cultural, psychological and biological factors, which affect Women’s
Mental Health.
• Women’s roles in marriage, family and society, and the effects on mental health.
• The causes, effects and elimination of domestic violence and abuse of women.
• The causes, treatment and prevention of mental diseases or disorders that are specific, more prevalent,
more severe or have different risk factors or outcomes in women.
• Gender-specific effects of treatment.
• Basic sciences pertinent to gender difference and female biology.
For more information: www.iawmh.org
International Association for Women’s Mental Health
8213 Lakenheath Way, Potomac, Maryland 20854 USA
Phone: +1-301-983-6282 FAX: +1-301-983-6288 Email: info@iawmh.org
5Congress Venue
The 8th World Congress of IAWMH is held at:
Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris
Maison Internationale
17, boulevard Jourdan 75014 PARIS – France
How to reach the Cité Internationale Universitaire de
Paris:
RER: line B, Cité Universitaire (direct from Charles de
Gaulle Airport)
Métro: line 4, Porte d’Orléans
Tram: line 3a, Cité Universitaire
At about 10 mn walk: bus line n°21, 67, 88 and
OrlyBus (direct bus to Paris Orly airport).
Floor plan of the Maison Internationale:
Congress Practical information
• In Paris, French and English are spoken. • Banks are usually open from Monday to Friday;
• The currency is the euro (€) automatic cash distributors function 24/24.
• Paris is in GMT + 1 time zone • Shops are open from Monday to Saturday from
• The electricity network has adopted the 10amto 7pm (on average); they are closed on
European standard of a tension of 230 V, with a Sunday and public holidays, except in five
frequency of 50 Hz districts of Paris.
• Tap water is drinkable • Tips are appreciated, but not obligatory
• Wi-Fi is widespread and available, thanks to the • Not all taxis accept payment by banker’s card
City Council, in 260 places (museums, gardens,
etc…)
6Transport & Accommodation
Reaching Paris
By plane
Situated at the heart of Europe, Paris is easy to get to, with
2 international airports: Paris Charles-de-Gaulle (23 km to
the north) and Paris Orly (14 km to the south) connecting
the French capital to 557 cities in 132 countries. Aéroport
de Paris handles some 14,000 flights per week.
Both international airports can be reached with public
transport (RER, bus)
By train
Paris is at the hub of an extensive and efficient rail network
with connections to major European cities (London,
Barcelona, Milan, Vienna, Berlin, Stockholm etc.) on TGV, Thalys, Lyria and Eurostar trains through its 6 major
train stations: St Lazare, Gare du Nord, Gare de l’Est, Gare de Lyon, Gare Montparnasse and Gare d’Austerlitz.
All information on the SNCF website.
Transport within Paris
The city’s 16 metro and 5 RER commuter rail lines make it easy and quick to get around Paris and its environs.
The public transport network (RATP) also comprises extensive bus service and several tramlines. You will find
all information about the RATP network, the ticket fares on ratp.fr.
As for private transport, taxis and private hire vehicles are available on a 24-hour basis, and can be called for
immediate use, or booked in advance using new smartphone applications.
Where to stay in Paris
Paris stands out from its rivals due to its well-balanced, abundant and eclectic accommodation – from luxury
palaces to small local hotels, from big chain hotels to charming design hotels with 118,000 bedrooms and 2,000
hotels.
Hotel residences, Bed & Breakfasts, youth hostels and furnished apartment rentals complete the offer.
The congress venue, the Cité Universitaire Internationale de Paris, is located at the door of Paris in the 14th
district.
There are few hotels at walking distance from the Congress venue:
Hotel at walking distance from congress venue inside Paris:
Hôtel du Parc Montsouris, 4 Rue du Parc de Montsouris, 75014 Paris
Villa Royale Montsouris, 144 Rue de la Tombe Issoire, 75014 Paris
Ibis budget Paris Porte d’Orléans, 15-21 Boulevard Romain Rolland, 75014 Paris
Novotel Paris 14 Porte d’Orléans, 15, 17, 21 Boulevard Romain, Rolland, 75014 Paris
Hotel at walking distance from congress venue inside Montrouge:
Mercure Paris Porte d’Orléans, 13 Rue François Ory, 92120 Montrouge
Ibis Paris Porte d’Orléans, 33 Rue Barbès, 92120 Montrouge
7Registration Rates
Medium Rate
From 17 December
Early Bird Late
2018
Before 16 December From 27 February
Type of participant
2018 2019
To 26 February
2019
Country A Member 650 € 750 € 800 €
Country A Non Member 700 € 825 € 875 €
Country B Member 295 € 395 € 445 €
Country B Non Member 395 € 495 € 525 €
Reduced Rates* 395 € 495 € 525 €
Students and Trainees** 295 € 395 € 445 €
Country List A: people living in World Bank class A = High and upper middle income – LIST A
Country List B: people living in all other countries= Lower middle and low income – LIST B
Full Fare fees:
• Psychiatrist
• Gynaecologists
• Other MD
• Researcher
• Academic
• Policy Maker
• Other Professional
* Reduced rates:
• Midwife
• Psychologist
• Nurse
• Social Worker
** Students and trainees rates:
• The trainee/ student status must be confirmed by a formal declaration from the Head of Department or the responsible for
the training program and is applicable only for participants born after 1 Jan 1988
For Reduced Rates, Students and Trainees, please provide a scan proving your status.
Registration is required for all IAWMH 2019 delegates
8PROGRAMME AT A GLANCE
IAWMH PARIS - Tuesday 5 March 2019
Salon Honnorat -
Time Grand Amphithéâtre
Galerie
6:00 pm - 7:10 pm Opening Ceremony
Jayashri Kulkarni - IAWMH
President
Florence Thibaut - IAWMH
Congress President and
IAWMH President elect
Florence Gressier - France -
SMF President elect
Nine Glangeaud-
Freudenthal, - France SMF
and Marcé Society Past
President
KEY NOTE 1 - Depression
and Anxiety in Women: a
pathway to suicidal
behavior - Maria Oquendo -
APA Immediate Past
President - Philadelphia -
USA
7:15 PM Welcome cocktail
9IAWMH PARIS - Wednesday 6 March 2019
Salon Honnorat -
Time Grand Amphithéâtre Room 1 - Amphi Galerie 1 Room 2 -Amphi Galerie 2
Galerie
S01-Gender differences in suicidal S02-Psychosis and gender
8:15 am -
behavior Judith Usall - Sant Boi Llobregat -
9:45 am Leo Sher - New York - USA Spain and Jayashri Kulkarni - Australia
9:45 am -
10:15 Coffee break
am
10:15
Keynote 2 - Sex and Depression: This
am -
Is Your Brain on Steroids - David
11:00 Rubinow - USA
am
11:00
am-
Short break
11:15
am
11:15 S04-WFSBP / IAWMH - Gender-related
aspects of addictive behavior S05-Intimate partner violence towards
am -
Florence Thibaut - Paris - France and women: a psychological approach
12:45 Javier Labad - Sabadell (Barcelona) - Marc Roelands - Antwerp - Belgium
pm Spain
12:45
pm -1:00
Free lunch -
pm
Poster Session 1
1:00 pm - Oral Communication - OC02 Oral Communication - OC03
2:30 pm
Plenary session 1 - Dealing with the
challenges of social adversity and
clinical care - Helen Herrman - WPA
President - Melbourne - Australia
2:30 pm -
Plenary session 2 - Antidepressants
4:00 pm during pregnancy and
neurodevelopmental disorders Florence
Gressier - La Marcé Francophone
President - Paris - France
4:00 pm -
Short break
4:15 pm
S12-Reducing violence against women:
S13-Perinatal mental disorders and
4:15 pm - factors associated with the perpetration
mother-infant relationship
5:45 pm of domestic violence and abuse
Kylee Trevillion - London - UK
Jill Domoney - London - UK
5:45 pm -
Short break
6:00 pm
S16-Use of medication in pregnancy
6:00 pm -
for women with severe mental illness Oral Communication - OC06
7:30 pm Marisa Casanova Dias - London - UK
LEGEND Keynote/Plenary Symposium Workshop
10IAWMH PARIS - Wednesday 6 March 2019
Time Room 3 - Théâtre La Galerie Room 4 - David-Weill Room 5 - Gulbenkian
W01-Understanding Maternal
S03-Vulnerability for depression during Mental Health and Child Outcomes:
8:15 am - Oral Communication - CO01
females’ reproductive life phases Mercy Pregnancy and Emotional
9:45 am Ulrike Ehlert - Zurich - Switzerland Wellbeing Study
Megan Galbally - Perth - Australia
9:45 am -
10:15 Coffee break
am
10:15
am -
11:00
am
11:00
am-
Short break
11:15
am
S08-When anxiety and depression
S06-ISPOG-Symposium:
11:15 tinges the reproductive pathways of
Reproductive health and S07-Integrated behavioral health for
women in normal pregnancy and in
am - pregnancy in vulnerable patient women in primary care and obstetric
complicated situations such as assisted
12:45 groups settings
reproduction and miscarriage
pm Sibil Tschudin - Basel - Joanna MacLean - Providence - USA
Francine de Montigny - Gatineau -
Switzerland Canada
12:45
pm -1:00
pm
1:00 pm - Oral Communication - OC04 Oral Communication - OC05
2:30 pm
S11-Trauma, Trust and Perinatal
S09-Hormones and the Brain:
Treatment: A Review of Research,
Implications for Women’s Behavioral S10-Women’s Mental Health
Presentation of Case Studies, and
2:30 pm -Health Across the Lifespan Strategies: An European Perspective
Opportunity for Discussion about
4:00 pm C. Neill Epperson - Aurora - USA and Beate Wimmer-Puchinger - Vienna -
Mental Health Care of Traumatized
Inger Sundström Poromaa - Uppsala – Austria
Women and Offspring.
Sweden
Edith Gettes - Chapel Hill - USA
4:00 pm -
Short break
4:15 pm
W02-Prevention of neonaticide and
infanticide - is it feasible?
S14-Media as risk factor for body S15-International Marcé
Claudia Klier - Vienna - Austria
4:15 pm - image concerns and disordered eating Mothers Who Kill: Assessing Risk
Society/IAWMH - Global initiatives in
in girls and young women: Influences perinatal mental health - Jane Fisher,
5:45 pm and interventions for Infanticide
Prabha Chandra, Vivette Glover and
Susan Hatters - Friedman -
Rachel Rodgers - Boston - USA Alain Gregoire.
Auckland - New Zealand
5:45 pm -
Short break
6:00 pm
6:00 pm - Oral Communication - OC07 Oral Communication - OC08 Oral Communication - OC09
7:30 pm
LEGEND Symposium Workshop Poster Session 1
11IAWMH PARIS - Thursday 7 March 2019
Time Salon Honnorat -
Grand Amphithéâtre Room 1 - Amphi Galerie 1 Room 2 -Amphi Galerie 2
Galerie
S17-Self-Harm in Women:
S18-Improving care for perinatal
Epidemiology From The General
mood and anxiety disorders in the
8:15 am - Population, The Perinatal Period
US: progress, challenges, and
9:45 am and Lessons From Perinatal Mental
potential solutions
Health Near-Miss Events.
Nancy Byatt - Worchester - USA
Karyn Ayre - London - UK
9:45 am -
Coffee break
10:15 am
Keynote 3 - Depression during the
10:15 am - perinatal period: trajectories and
11:00 am consequences
Maria Melchior - Paris - France
S22-IAWMH / EPA joint symposium
- Child and Women's Mental Health
S23-Mental Health Aspects of
in Humanitarian Emergencies
11:00 am - Violence Against Women
Silvana Galderisi - President of the
12:30 pm Donna E. Stewart - Toronto -
European Psychiatric Association
Canada
and Florence Thibaut - President of
the IAWMH
12:30 pm -Free lunch -
1:00 pm Poster Session 2
1:00 pm - Oral Communication - OC10 Oral Communication - OC11
2:30 pm
Plenary session 3 - Intimate
Partner Sexual Violence (IPSV):
under-recognized, with distinct
consequences Simone Vigod -
2:30 pm -
Canada Plenary
4:00 pm
session 4 - Menopause and
women's Mental Health Anita
Riecher Rössler - Basel -
Switzerland
4:00 pm -
Short break
4:15 pm
S27 - IAWMH / WPA Section
Symposium - Women’s Mental
Health in Contemporary MENA S28-Mental health issues among
4:15 pm - Region homeless women: how big is the
5:45 pm Josyan Madi-Skaff - Beirut - problem and how to address it?
Lebanon and Suhaila Ghuloum - Maria Melchior - Paris - France
Dola - Qatar
5:45 pm -
Short break
6:00 pm
S31-Strategies for mother- baby
6:00 pm - bonding and Interference factors Oral Communication - OC14
7:30 pm Gislene Valadares - Belo Horizonte
- Brasil
EVENING Gala dinner of the IAWMH 2019 Congress
Keynote/Plenary Symposium Workshop
12IAWMH PARIS - Thursday 7 March 2019
Time
Room 3 - Théâtre La Galerie Room 4 - David-Weill Room 5 - Gulbenkian
S21- Family and women’s mental
S20-Current challenges in the health
S19-Screening and Treatment of
identification and treatment of Collaborative Care Models in
8:15 am - Perinatal Women with Substance postpartum mood disorders and Obstetric and Pediatric Settings:
Misuse
9:45 am the need for novel therapeutic implementation, challenges, and
Kimberly Yonkers - New Heaven -
options. clinical outcomes
USA
Gisèle Apter - Le Havre - France Katherine McEvoy - Baltimore -
USA
9:45 am -
Coffee break
10:15 am
10:15 am -
11:00 am
S25-Risk prediction and implications
for personalized prevention of
W03-Gender aspects in the
11:00 am -S24-Perinatal psychiatry across treatment of psychosis
depressive episodes and cognitive
cultures impairment triggered by hormonal
12:30 pm Anita Riecher-Rössler - Basel -
Gertrude Seneviratne - Kent - UK transitions: the role of estrogen
Switzerland sensitivity
Vibe Frokjaer - Copenhagen - Denmark
12:30 pm -
1:00 pm
1:00 pm - Oral Communication - OC12 Oral Communication - OC13
2:30 pm
SMFS01 - Neurobiology of
S26-Pregnancy, Stress and W04-A Multi-disciplinary and
2:30 pm - Postpartum Anxiety and Development Mindful Approach to Managing
Depression
4:00 pm Patricia van Wijngaarden Cremers - Chronic Pelvic Pain
Jodi Pawluski - Rennes - France
Deventer - The Netherlands Sarah Fox - Providence - USA
4:00 pm -
Short break
4:15 pm
SMFS02 - Mothers and Babies at
Risk: Understanding the Latest S30-Improving Access to Perinatal
S29-Womens Mental Health:
4:15 pm - Scientific Advances for Identifying, Special Topics
Mental Health Care: Policy,
Preventing, and Treating Perinatal Program, Education and
5:45 pm Victoria Valdez - Guayaquil -
Depression Intervention Initiatives
Ecuador
Lauren Osborne - Baltimore - USA Elizabeth Werner - New York - USA
5:45 pm -
Short break
6:00 pm
6:00 pm - 6:45 pm
SMFW01 - Woman postpartum
depression and consequences:
from mental health of mother and
6:00 pm - childbirth to gene and environment Oral Communication - OC15 Oral Communication - OC16
7:30 pm predisposition factors
Nicolas Ramoz - Paris - France
Caroline Dubertret - Colombes -
France
EVENING
Joint session IAWMH-SMF Symposium Workshop
13IAWMH PARIS - Friday 8 March 2019
Salon Honnorat -
Time Grand Amphithéâtre Room 1 - Amphi Galerie 1 Room 2 -Amphi Galerie 2
Galerie
S32-Women, pregnancy and
S33-Bipolar disorders in women
substance use disorders: an
8:15 am - across the lifespan
International Perspective
9:45 am Sylvie NEZELOF - Besançon -
Dace Svikis and Kathryn Polak -
France
Richmond - United States
9:45 am -
Coffee Break
10:15 am
Keynote 4 - Women in war - the
10:15 am -
untold story - Christina LAMB -
11:00 am
London - UK
11:00 am-
Short break
11:15 am
S34-WMH In Conflict Zones - Joint
S35-Lifespan and
IAWMH - WMH/WPA Symposium
11:15 am - Transgenerational Effects of Early
Josyan Madi-Skaff - Beirut -
12:45 pm Life Adversity
Lebanon and Helen Herrman -
Thalia Robakis - Stanford - USA
Melbourne - Australia
12:45 pm -
Short break
1:00 pm
IAWMH General Assembly
1:00 pm - Free lunch -
Meeting and Women’s day
2:30 pm Poster Session 3
celebration
Plenary session 5 - Motherhood
in the Face of Trauma:
Vulnerability, Resilience and
Therapeutic Interventions
Maria Muzic - Ann Arbor - USA
2:30 pm -
Plenary session 6 - Gender-
4:00 pm informed approaches to mental
health promotion, what
distinguishes them and do they
work? Jane Fischer - Melbourne -
Australia
4:00 pm -
Short break
4:15 pm
Plenary session 7 : Women's Mental
Health - So Much More To Do Jayashri
Kulkarni - Victoria - Australia Closing
4:15 pm -
ceremony - poster award ceremony
5:45 pm and Presentation of 9th World Congress
in Melbourne 2021
Keynote/Plenary Symposium Workshop
14IAWMH PARIS - Friday 8 March 2019
Time Room 3 - Théâtre La Galerie Room 4 - David-Weill Room 5 - Gulbenkian
SMFS03 - Is Breast Always Best?
8:15 am - Understanding The Intersection of Oral Communication - OC17 Oral Communication - 0C18
Maternal Mental Health and
9:45 am
Breastfeeding
Adrienne Griffen - Arlington - USA
9:45 am -
Coffee Break
10:15 am
SMFW02 - Management of Severe
Mental Illness in Pregnancy:
10:15 am - Clinical Practice, Dilemmas,
Research Directions and
11:00 am
Controversies in Care
Megan Galbally - Perth - Australia
Veerle Bergink - New York - USA
11:00 am-
Short break
11:15 am
W05-Burdensome female living
conditions and mental health.:
SMFS04 - Anxiety disorders in the
11:15 am - perinatal period and the impact on S36-Women’s Health: Evolution, Do we care enough? Example
Devolution, Revolution from the women’s health
12:45 pm infants and parenting
Gisèle Apter - Le Havre - France centres - Vienna, Austria
Louise Howard, London, UK
Beate Wimmer-Puchinger -
Vienna, Austria
12:45 pm -
1:00 pm
1:00 pm -
2:30 pm
S37-Awareness of Gender
SMFS05 - Perinatal Loss and the Consideration in Women’s Health
2:30 pm - Pregnancy that Follows: Impact on in Different Countries
Oral Communication - OC19
4:00 pm mothers, partners and children Natalia Semenova - Moscow -
President: Joann O’Leary - USA Russia and Anita Riecher-Rössler -
Basel - Switzerland
4:00 pm -
4:15 pm
4:15 pm - Oral Communication - OC21
Oral Communication - OC20
5:45 pm
Joint session IAWMH-SMF Poster Session
15Tuesday 5 March 2019
6:00 pm - 7:10 pm - Grand Amphithéâtre
Opening Ceremony
Jayashri Kulkarni - IAWMH President
Florence Thibaut - IAWMH Congress President and IAWMH President elect
Florence Gressier - France - SMF President
Nine Glangeaud-Freudenthal, - France SMF and Marcé Society Past President
Keynote 1 - Depression and Anxiety in Women: a pathway to suicidal behavior
Chair - Florence Thibaut - IAWMH Congress President and IAWMH President elect
Maria Oquendo – APA Immediate Past President - Philadelphia – USA
7:15 pm - Salon Honnorat & Galerie
Welcome cocktail
16Wednesday 6 March 2019
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 8:15 am - 9:45 am
S01 - Gender differences in suicidal behavior - Room 1 - Amphi Galerie 1
Chair: Leo Sher - New York - USA
Do suicidal females have “male-type” depression?
Zoltan Rihmer - Budapest - Hungary
Life expectancy after the first suicide attempt: focus on gender differences
Jussi Jokinen - Stockholm - Sweden
Gender differences related to childhood traumatic experiences and maltreatment in determining suicide and non-suicidal self
injury
Gianluca Serafini - Genoa - Italy
Testosterone and the neurobiology of suicidal behavior in men and in women
Leo Sher - New York - USA
S02 - Psychosis and gender - Room 2 - Amphi Galerie 2
Co-chairs: Judith Usall - Sant Boi Llobregat - Spain and Jayashri Kulkarni - Melbourne - Australia
Does raloxifene improve cognition in women with schizophrenia?
Caroline Gurvich - Melbourne - Australia
A novel role for raloxifene in regulating GABAergic expression and function to modulate cognitive performance with relevance to
schizophrenia
Rachel Hill - Victoria - Australia
Sex-based differences in outcomes of early intervention in psychosis at 10-year follow-up
Rosa Ayesa-Arriola - Santander - Spain
Insight and gender in psychosis
Jesus Cobo - Sabadell - Spain
S03 - Vulnerability for depression during females’ reproductive life phases - Room 3 - Théâtre La Galerie
Chair: Ulrike Ehlert - Zurich - Switzerland
Stress vulnerability in hormonal transitions: perimenstrual cognitive and affective risk as evident from option generation for
decision-making
Sophie Schweitzer - Heidelberg - Germany
SSRI use in pregnancy
Inger Sundström Poromaa - Uppsala - Sweden
Biological aspects of perinatal depression with focus on the HPA axis, inflammation markers, rate variability and bio-impedance
Alkistis Skalkidou -Uppsala -Sweden
The role of negative birth outcomes and early infant characteristics in the development of postpartum depression
Rita Amiel Castro - Zurich - Switzerland
W01 - Understanding Maternal Mental Health and Child Outcomes: Mercy Pregnancy and Emotional Wellbeing Study -
Room 4 - David-Weill
Chair: Megan Galbally - Perth - Australia
Maternal depression, emotional availability and the mother baby relationship: support for the identification of at risk mother/baby
dyads
Kelli MacMillan - Perth - Australia
Maternal perinatal depression and early childhood neurodevelpmental outcomes: child executive function and socio-emotional
wellbeing
Josephine Power - Melbourne - Australia
Early Parenting and Depression: risk and protective factors
Megan Galbally - Perth - Australia
17Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 8:15 am - 9:45 am
Oral Communication - OC01 - Room 5 - Gulbenkian
Chair: Vivette Glover - London - UK
OC01A - Epitranscriptomic blood biomarkers to manage psychiatric disorders
Dinah Weissmann - Montpellier - France
OC01B - Group based trajectories of depressive symptoms and hormonal levels among women with schizophrenia.
Natalie Thomas- Melbourne - Australia
OC01C - Antenatal anxiety and immune dysregulation
Lauren Osborne - Baltimore - USA
OC01D- Altered placental gene expression in association with prenatal depression dependent on offspring gender
Lorna Sumption - Cardiff - UK
OC01E - Tibolone Treatment for Depression in Perimenopausal Women
Caroline Thew - Victoria - Australia
OC01F - Systematic review and meta-analysis of basal cortisol levels in Borderline Personality Disorder compared to non-
psychiatric controls
Natalie Thomas- Melbourne - Australia
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 9:45 am - 10:15 am - Salon Honnorat & Galerie
Coffee break
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 10:15 am - 11:00 am - Grand Amphithéâtre
Keynote 2 - Sex and Depression: This Is Your Brain on Steroids
Chair: Florence Gressier - France - SMF President
David Rubinow - Chapel Hill - USA
Wednesday 6 March 2019 – 11:00 am - 11:15 am - Salon Honnorat & Galerie
Short break
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 11:15 am - 12:45 pm
S04 - WFSBP / IAWMH Symposium - Gender-related aspects of addictive behavior - Room 1 - Amphi Galerie 1
Co-chairs: Florence Thibaut - Paris - France and Javier Labad - Sabadell (Barcelona) - Spain
IAWMH and WFSBP guidelines for the treatment of alcohol use during pregnancy
Florence Thibaut - Paris - France
The link between addictive behavior and violence against women
Marta Rondon - Lima - Peru
Prenatal alcohol exposure and later life vulnerability to stress
Javier Labad - Sabadell (Barcelona) - Spain
Designing research that can understand the complexity of co-morbidities on pregnancy mental health and infant outcomes
Megan Galbally - Perth - Australia
S05 - Intimate partner violence towards women: a psychological approach - Room 2 - Amphi Galerie 2
Chair: Marc Roelands - Antwerp - Belgium
How do empathy, impulsivity and verbal skills impact male-perpetrated dating violence?
Audrey Courtain & Fabienne Glowacz - Liège - Belgium
Intimate partner violence towards women: an overview of perpetrators’ psychological characteristics.
Marc Roelands - Antwerp - Belgium
Risk assessment of intimate partner violence in Belgium
Marijke Roosen & Anne Groenen - Liège - Belgium
Intimate partner violence: the effect of an intervention programon male perpetrators’ psychological characteristics
Laetitia Di Piazza & Adélaïde Blavier - Liège - Belgium
18Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 11:15 am - 12:45 pm
S06 - ISPOG-Symposium: Reproductive health and pregnancy in vulnerable patient groups - Room 3 - Théâtre La Galerie
Chair: Sibil Tschudin - Basel - Switzerland
Reproductive health care for asylum-seeking women
Sibil Tschudin - Basel - Switzerland
Interdisciplinary approach for vulnerable pregnant patients
K. Marieke Paarlberg - Apeldoorn - The Netherlands
Sleep disturbance in pregnant women with bipolar disorder
Anja W.M.M. Stevens - Deventer - The Netherlands
Vulnerable mothers: evidence for higher prevalence of gastrointestinal symptoms in their infants?
Ineke de Kruijff - Nieuwegein - The Netherlands
S07- Integrated behavioral health for women in primary care and obstetric settings - Room 4 - David-Weill
Chair: Joanna MacLean - Providence - USA
Integrated behavioral health: overview
Joanna MacLean - Providence - USA
Results of an integrated behavioral health service in a wonen's primary care practice
Margaret Bublitz - Providence - USA
Improving Perinatal Depression Care in Obstetric Settings: PRogramIn Support of Moms (PRISM)
Nancy Byatt - Worcester - USA
Integrating Obstetric and Behavioral Health – An Interdisciplinary TeamFacilitates Implementation of the Council on Patient Safety
in Women’s Health Care Patient Safety Bundle on Perinatal Depression and Anxiety
Tiffany A. Moore Simas - Worcester, MA - USA
S08 - When anxiety and depression tinges the reproductive pathways of women in normal pregnancy and in complicated
situations such as assisted reproduction and miscarriage - Room 5 - Gulbenkian
Chair: Francine de Montigny - Gatineau - Canada
Women’s mental health following a miscarriage: the influence of personal and contextual variables
Francine de Montigny - Gatineau - Canada
Post-partum depressive symptoms and medically assisted conception: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Florence Gressier - Paris - France
Maternal attachment insecurity as a risk factor for pregnancy-specific anxiety
Nicole Reeves - Montréal - Canada
Anxiety disorders during pregnancy and postnatal depression: what about their links ?
Anne Laure Sutter-Dallay - Bordeaux – France
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 12:45 pm - 2:30 pm - Salon Honnorat & Galerie
Free lunch - Poster session 1
Mental health issues associated with reproduction (including assisted reproduction), oral contraceptives, abortion)
P001 - A Controversial practice: Legal interruption of Pregnancy in a Public Hospital
Claudia Gianchino - Ramos Mejia - Argentina
P002 - Interruption of pregnancy and woman’s mental health. A different perspective according to the human birth theory
Emanuela Lucarini - Camerino - Italia
P003 - Grief and Coping Following Pregnancy Loss
Stacy A. McDonald - Philadelphia - USA
P004 - Self-Perceived Probability of Pregnancy and Health-Related Quality of Life Among Employed Married Women Who Wish to
Have Children
Shizuko Angerhofer - Iwate - Japan
P005 - Depression and distress in infertile couples - Role of coping strategies
Bojana Pejuskovic - Belgrade - Serbia
P006 - Experience of Mothers Whose Daughters Gave Birth to their First Child Following Fertility Treatment
Vera Skvirsky - Ramat Gan - Israel
P007 - Psychopathology, personality characteristics and attachment style of a sample of 15 women who have carried out an in vitro
fertilization cycle with gamete donation: a pilot study
Corinna Pancheri - Rome - Italy
19Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 12:45 pm - 2:30 pm - Salon Honnorat & Galerie
Consultation and Liaison Psychiatry
P008 - Features of mental disorders revealed in women from general medicine network
Nikolay Bokhan - Tomsk - Russia
P009 - Psychological factors influence the overlap syndrome in functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGIDs) among midlife women
in South Korea
Seung-Ho Jang - Iksan - South Korea
P010 - Quality of life due to Drug induced pigmentation among female Leprosy patients
Mandeep Joshi - Kailali - Nepal
P011 - Clinically historical and prospective associations between learning disorders and concussion in Female University Athletes
Linda Pagani - Laval - Canada
P012 - Genital Self-Image Concerns: Outcomes of Surgical and Psychological Interventions
Gemma Sharp - Melbourne - Australia
P013 - Depression, anxiety and urinary incontinence in women in Eastern Croatia
Dunja Degmečić - Osijek - Croatia
P014 - Depression in Women with Pelvic Floor Dysfunction in Saudi Arabia
Baraa Mazi - Riyad - Saoudi Arabia
P015 - Relationship between the quality of life and lower urinary tract symptoms in Japanese women
Ninomiya Sanae - Osaka - Japan
P016 - Successful Pelvic Floor Muscle Exercise Using Magnetic Resonance Imaging-based Videos to Manage Urinary Incontinence
and Related Depression in a Female
Kiyoko Naito - Fuse29 - Japan
P017 - Neuralgia associated mental illness: How the community women responses pain in developing country
Shambhu Dutta Joshi - Kathmandu - Nepal
P018 - Psychosexual impact of fibromyalgia in women: a case control study
Rahma Damak - Manouba - Tunisia
P019 - The Feasibility of assessing Pain Perception in Women with and without Postpartum Depression using fMRI
Sandraluz Lara-Cinisomo - Champaign - USA
Depression in women
P020 - A systematic review of somatic symptoms: Do race or ethnicity matter?
Sandraluz Lara-Cinisomo - Champaign - USA
P021 - Social determinants of depression among women in a rural area of Ludhiana, Punjab, India social
Sangeeta Girdhar - Ludhiana - India
P022 - Georgia O’Keeffe: When genius meets melancholy. Antagonistic pleiotropy and geographic cures
Amy Wallace - Dallas - USA
P023 - Serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D[25(OH)D] levels and depressive symptoms in depressed women
Jong-Hyun Jeong - Suwon - South Korea
P024 - Identification of novel proinflammatory mediators associated with depression in female saliva bio
Martin Kammerer - London - UK
P025 - Positive Allosteric Modulation of GABA-A Receptors in Major Depressive Disorder (MDD): Results from a Pivotal Trial of
SAGE-217
Brian Werneburg - Cambridge - USA
P026 - To Shock or Not? ECT In the Setting of Severe Thrombocytopenia
Ronil Shah - Aurora, CO - USA
Forensic Psychiatry, prisonners
P027 - An exploratory survey of Adverse Childhood Experiences in a sample of female Forensic Patients in Ireland
Aidan Cooney - Dublin - Ireland
P028 - Borderline personality disorder and its risk factors in female inmates in China
Xiaomin Zhu - Suzhou - China
P029 - Mother-child separations in prison: A 'toxic burden' for mothers and prison staff
Claire Powell - London - UK
P030 - The filicide mothers: descriptive and evolutionary study of a cohort of 17 patients hospitalized in the Unit for Difficult
Patients Henri Colin between 1996 and 2017
Marie-Victoire Ducasse - Paris - France
20Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 12:45 pm - 2:30 pm - Salon Honnorat & Galerie
Suicide
P031 - The Increasing number of suicidal attempts of women in Albania.
Fatbardha Myslimaj - Tirana - Albania
P032 - Prevalence and Risk Factors of Suicidality among Community-Dwelling Elderly
Kwanghun Lee - Gyeongju - South Korea
P033 - What factors affect suicidal ideation in Korean adolescents?
Bo-Hyun Yoon - Naju - South Korea
P034 - On Gender Gap in Suicide and Gender Inequality of Suicidal Behavior
Natalia Semenova - Moscow - Russia
Post Traumatic Stress Disorders
P035 - Beyond sex differences: A systematic review of the association between gender roles and posttraumatic stress
Anette Kersting - Leipzig - Germany
P036 - Quantitative Analysis of Providers' Experiences in the Disaster Behavioral Health Services of South Korea
Eunsung Lim - Gimje-si, Jeollabuk-do - South Korea
P037 - Postpartum PTSD symptoms and related changing drinking habits in young parents: Results from a population-based cohort
study
Stefanie Ulke and Susan Garthus-Niegel - Dresden - Germany
P038 - The impact of postpartum posttraumatic stress and depression symptoms on couples’ relationship satisfaction: a
population-based prospective study
Antje Horsch, - Lausanne - Switzerland
Schizophrenia and other psychosis
P039 - Adjunctive raloxifene for postmenopausal women with schizophrenia: a meta-analysis of randomized, double-blind,
placebo-controlled trials
Xiaomin Zhu - Macau - China
P040 - Health Status of Premenopausal Women with Schizophrenia Having Hyperprolactinemia
Deanna L. Kelly - Baltimore - USA
P041 - Childhood Sexual abuse and Adult Sexual Behavior in Women with Antipsychotic-Induced Hyperprolactinemia
Heidi J. Wehring - Baltimore - USA
P042 - Psychosocial stress and protective factors in a first-episode psychosis women sample: A preliminary study
Regina Vila-Badia - Sant Boi de Llobregat - Spain
P043 - Negative symptom domains in schizophrenia: sex differences and relationships with real-life functioning.
Annarita Vignapiano - Naples - Italy
P044 - Assessing beliefs on schizophrenia: a study in a sample of Tunisian students
Marwa Dhouibi - Sousse - Tunisia
P045 - Amisulpride Induced Galactorrhoea and Treatment with Aripiprazole in Patients of Schizophrenia
Paramjeet Khurana - Ludhiana - India
P046 - Sexual functioning in drug-naïve first - episode nonaffective psychosis patients compared with healthy controls. Gender
differences and prolactin influence
Nuria Del Cacho - Barcelona - Spain
P047 - Patterns of medical prescription of long-term injectable in women through a multicentric transversal study
Maria Del Pilar Campos Navarro - Cartagena - Spain
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Oral Communication - OC02 - Room 1 - Amphi Galerie 1
Chair: NTBA
OC02A - Betrayal Trauma and Dissociative Experiences among Women in a Shelter Home
Chaitra Kemble - Bengaluru - India
OC02B - Impact of acculturation, assimilation and cultural retention in the mental health of young immigrants in Japan
Francia Ivonne Campos Chinchilla - Makinohara Shi, Shizuoka - Japan
OC02C - Differences between women and men in the aculturation strategies and the influence of gender norms
Raquel Rivas-Diez - Logroño - Spain
OC02D - Reaching out for Homeless Women
Eleonore Miller - Viena - Austria
21OC02E - Text for Mother’s Mental Health (Text4MMH): Evaluating the use of text messaging to screen and inform new mothers
about mental health issues.
Ariel Dalfen - Toronto – Canada
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Oral Communication - OC03 – Room 2 - Amphi Galerie 2
Chair: Ian F Brockington - Lower Brockington Farm, Bredenbury, Bromyard, Herefordshire - UK
OC03A - Working with pregnant or postpartum young women with personality disorders and vulnerable life situations.
Maria Ximena Maldonado-Morales - Houston - USA
OC03B - Complex Obsessive Symptoms in peripartum
Vesna Pirec - Chicago - USA
OC03C - Borderline Personality Disorder and suicidal risk regarding impulsivity and metacognition dimensions
Sylvia Martin - Nîmes - France
OC03D - Obsessive ideas of harming the baby and possible relationship to women’s childhood experiences
Despina Karagianni - Nea Smyrni - Greece
OC03E - The impact of pre- and postnatal maternal sleep on child development: a population-based, 2-year follow-up study
Ida Adler - Lengenfeld - Germany
OC03F- Mother and baby units matter: improved outcomes for both
Gertrude Seneviratne - Kent - UK
Oral Communication - OC04 - Room 4 - David-Weill
Chair: NTBA
OC04A - The longitudinal course of pregnancy-related anxiety dimensions across pregnancy and its associated factors
Ariane Göbel - Hamburg - Germany
OC04B - Which women are at higher risk for pregnancy-, birth-, and child-related anxiety? A systematic review of current research.
Lydia Stuhrmann - Hamburg - Germany
OC04C - Prevalence and progression of anxiety and depression symptoms and the relationship with maternal diet in women
undergoing a booked elective caesarean section: The Grown in Wales cohort.
Samantha Garay - Newport - UK
OC04D - Screening tools for perinatal anxiety and related disorders: Room to grow
Nichole Fairbrother - Victoria - Canada
OC04E - Spontaneous childbirth-related mental images among pregnant women
Antje Horsch - Lausanne - Switzerland
OC04F - Does father involvement contribute to mothers’ mental health?: A multi-sample structural equation modeling analysis
Francine de Montigny - Gatineau - Canada
Oral Communication - OC05 - Room 5 - Gulbenkian
Chair: NTBA
OC05A - Dying on the Purple couch
Raghda Bow - Jeddah - Saudi Arabia
OC05B - Visibly Vulnerable? An Exploration of Female Help-seeking Prior to Death by Suicide
Sharon Mallon - Milton Keynes - UK
OC05C - Prevalence and correlates of suicidality among rural Indian women: A cross sectional community-based survey
Anish Cherian - Bengaluru - India
OC05D - Discrimination, experienced verbal violence, and mental health among Lesbian and Bisexual women in France.
Fabienne El-Khoury Lesueur - Paris – France
OC05E - Binge Eating among women who suffer from psychological abuse in their relationship: The moderating role of defense
mechanisms
Shirley Ben Shlomo, Orly Yona-Drori - Ramat Gan – Israel
OC05F - Women’s help seeking as an important step in mental health and substance services
Minna Sorsa - Tampere - Finland
22Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm
Plenary Session - Grand Amphithéâtre
• PS1 Dealing with the challenges of social adversity and clinical care
Chair: Florence Thibaut - IAWMH Congress President and IAWMH President elect
Helen Herrman - WPA President - Melbourne - Australia
• PS 2 Antidepressants during pregnancy and neurodevelopmental disorders
Chair: Jane Fisher - Melbourne - Australia
Florence Gressier - La Marcé Francophone President - Paris - France
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm
S09 - Hormones and the Brain: Implications for Women’s Behavioral Health Across the Lifespan - Room 3 - Théâtre La
Galerie
Co-chairs: C. Neill Epperson - Aurora - USA and Inger Sundström Poromaa - Uppsala – Sweden
GABA Active Steroids - A Possible Treatment for Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder
Marie Bixo - Umeå - Sweden
Allopregnanolone and Cerebral Serotonin Transporter Binding in Healthy Women of Fertile Age
Erica Comasco - Uppsala - Sweden
Combined hormonal contraceptives and mental health
Inger Sundström Poromaa - Uppsala - Sweden
Unmasking of Risk for Cognitive and Mood Changes at Menopause
Neill Epperson – Aurora - USA
S10 - Women’s Mental Health Strategies: An European Perspective - Room 4 - David-Weill
Chair: Beate Wimmer-Puchinger - Vienna - Austria
The impact of gender inequalities and social determinants on women’s mental health in the WHO European Region
Isabel Yordi Aguirre - Copenhagen - Denmark
Depression and pregnancy: equitably tackling the challenge
Peggy Maguire - Dublin - Ireland
Addressing Women's Mental Health: an Austrian approach
Beate Wimmer-Puchinger - Vienna - Austria
DREAM- Dresden Study on parenting, work and mental health („DResdner Studie zu Elternschaft, Arbeit und Mentaler
Gesundheit“)
Susan Garthus-Niegel - Dresden - Germany
S11 - Trauma, Trust and Perinatal Treatment: A Review of Research, Presentation of Case Studies, and Opportunity for
Discussion about Mental Health Care of Traumatized Women and Offspring. - Room 5 - Gulbenkian
Chair: Edith Gettes - Chapel Hill - USA
Trust, Trauma, Treatment, and Other Important Triangles in Perinatal Mental Health
Edith Gettes - Chapel Hill - USA
"When Something Goes Wrong: Identifying and Treating Perinatal Trauma."
Anna Brandon - Southlake - USA
Embracing Young Children at Risk and Their Caregivers
Francoise Pierredon - Cincinatti - USA
Work and health related predictors of postpartum posttraumatic stress symptoms in mothers and fathers
Victoria Kress - Dresden - Germany
Wednesday 6 March 2019 – 4:00 pm – 4:15 pm - Salon Honnorat & Galerie
Short break
Wednesday 6 March 2019 - 4:15 pm - 5:45 pm
S12 - Reducing violence against women: factors associated with the perpetration of domestic violence and abuse - Room 1
- Amphi Galerie 1
Chair: Jill Domoney - London - UK
The healthcare use experiences of perpetrators of domestic violence and abuse: systematic review and metasynthesis
Marilia Calcia - London - UK
The risk and prevalence of domestic violence perpetration in individuals with mental disorders: A systematic review and meta-
analysis
Katherine Saunders - London - UK
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