17.00 – 19:30h

Registration                                                           Winterthur Auditorium, Foyer

20.00 – 22.30h

 WELCOME RECEPTION - Park Güell (modernist Park designed by Gaudí)

 9:00 – 11:00h

PLENARY SESSION: FROM EVIDENCE TO IMPLEMENTATION abstract

                                                                                 Winterthur Auditorium

Chair: Prof. M. Barry, University of Galway presentation

Part I: Examples of scale implementation

1. Parenting and social inclusion - lessons from Sure Start: C. Cuthbert, Deputy Director Social Exclusion Task Force, UK Government presentation
2. Mental Health Promotion in schools curricula: J. Lahiff, SPHE - Social, Personal and Health Education, Ministry of Education (IE) presentation

Country reflection:

3. Country reflection: Barriers and Facilitators for implementation: C. Czabala, University of Warsaw, Poland (PL) presentation

Part II: Supporting implementation

4. Building capacity - A reflection on the needs of training: C. Hosman, University of Nijmegen (NL) presentation
5. Implementation essentials and evaluation: M. Barry (IE) presentation

11:00 – 11:30h

 COFFEE BREAK 

At NH Constanza

11:30 – 13:00h

 PARALLEL SESSIONS:                                                           NH Constanza

STRAND 1: PREVENTION AND PROMOTION FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS:

Intercamhs in Europe – workshop abstract

    Room: Barcelona

Chair : Louise Rowling (AUS)

• Intercamhs: actions, vision and activities. Louise Rowling
• Current activities: Report from European members – Katherine Weare (UK)and Dora Gudsmundottir (IS)

  -   Small groups: Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats (SWOT ) analysis

  -   Recommendations and actions

STRAND 2: DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE PREVENTION:

New online and self-help strategies for depression abstract

Room: Berlin

Chair: Ernst Bohlmeijer (NL)

• Dutch (on-line) self help interventions – Ernst Bohlmeijer
• Effectiveness research in Prevention of depression and anxiety – Godelief Willemse (NL)
• E-mental health, innovation & effectiveness – Heleen Riper (NL)
• E-Health Card for Medical Students – Eleni Petridou (EL) presentation

STRAND 3. POLICY:

The scope of MHP/MDP - conceptual boundaries for debate – interactive debate abstract

Room: Kursaal

Chair: Isidore Pelc (BE)

Speakers: Pablo Nicaise, Eric Messens and Christiane Bontemps (BE) presentation

This session, set up in an interactive format, will introduce by 2 short interventions, the key conceptual boundaries between promotion and prevention in mental health. It will continue with an interactive debate on what is the scope of mental health and what are the limits of prevention and promotion within the mental health field.

STRAND 3. POLICY:

Developing a comprehensive policy at the regional level – the case example of Scotland abstract

Room: Merida

Chair: Gregor Henderson (UK)

• Creating an infrastructure to help support implementation – Allyson McCollam (UK)
• Examples of key actions undertaken – Emma Hogg (UK)
• Measuring progress: development of a set of national indicators– Jane Parkinson (UK)

STRAND 5. STAKEHOLDERS AND SETTINGS:

Taking NGOs into account abstract

Room: Estocolmo

Chair: Bogdana Tudorache (RO)

• Examples: starting points in the promotion of mental health in Romania – Raluca Nica (RO)
• Challenges in MHP/MDP in Romania – Adina Bitfoi (RO)
• Prevention and promotion programmes in schools – Domnica Petrovai (RO)
• The role of NGOs within the EC CAMHEE project – Marian Adnanes (NO)
• MHP/MDP through the workplace-an NGO’s experience – Dolores Gauci (MT) presentation

STRAND 6. SOCIAL INCLUSION AND EMPOWERMENT:

Improving social networks and MH literacy   abstract

Room: Auditori

Chair: Heinz Katschnig (AT)

• The role of social networks for people with mental health problems and social support scores (Mini workshop) – Shona Neil, Kathryn Berzins & Carolyn Roberts (UK) presentation
• Attitudes towards social intergration in people with mental disabilities in Lithuania – Marija Veniute (LT)
• Stigma and schizophrenia – Joan Obiols-Llandrich (AD)
• Social stigma and prevention – Carla Jane Balsebra (ES)

STRAND 7. PSM/PTM en ESPAÑA Y CATALUÑA (MDP/MPH IN SPAIN/ CATALONIA):

PSM/PTM en la Estrategia Nacional de Salud Mental (MDP/MPH in the Spanish Nacional Strategy for Mental Health) abstract

Winterthur Auditorium

Chair: Cristina Molina                                           

• La promoción de la salud mental y prevención de trastornos mentales en la ENSM – Manuel Gómez Beneyto (ES).
• Claves para la implantación de la estrategia de salud mental, visión de familiares y enfermos – Rosa Ruiz (ES)
• Implicaciones y desarrollo de la ENSM en una CCAA: Castilla la Mancha– Jaime Domper y José Antonio Contreras (ES)

13:00 – 14:30h

LUNCH

Restaurants

14:30 – 16:00h  

PLENARY SESSION: WORKING ACROSS SECTORS abstract

Winterthur Auditorium

Chair: T. Rose

1. Mental health promotion and DG EMPLOYMENT – J. Costa-David (EC) presentation
2. Mental health promotion and DG Education and Culture (Youth) – A. Le Claire (EC)presentation
3. Corporate Social Responsibility in the business sector – V. Delwart, Johnson & Johnson/CSR Europe. presentation
4. Mental health promotion in the media – M. Perez Oliva, El País newspaper (ES)

Country reflection:

5. Working across sectors – K. Wahlbeck, STAKES (FI) presentation

16:00 – 16:30h

POSTER SESSION PRESENTATIONS abstract

Foyer, NH Constanza

1. The Ostrobothnia Project– Kristian Wahlbeck (FI)
2. Behaviour disorders prevention in community – Istrian – Danijela Lazarić-Zec (HR)
3. Early detection and intervention in adolescents at high risk for dual disorders. – Rosa Díaz (ES)
4. Does a short-term intervention for young adults promote mental health?          – Regina Winzer (SE) poster
5. Active Reading – Pat Nicholl (UK)
6. To build awareness and knowledge on ADHD in all Europe – Myriam Menter, Isabel Rubio (EU)
7. A school-based MHP programme for adolescents – Morosini Pierluigi, Gigantes Antonella (IT)poster
8. The Italian Country Coalition for MHP and MDP: state of the art and future perspectives – Mirella Ruggeri (IT)
9. Alcohol use in youth - differences in attitudes and perception of availability between youth and their parents – Martina Feric (HR)
10. Contribution of Primary Care Health in MDP: PAPPS – Mª del Carmen Fernandez-Alonso, Ramón Ciurana Misol (ES)
11. Psychiatric unit in a general hospital: Architectural design towards best practices – Jose Cañete (ES)
12. Social Prescribing – Hilary Abernethy (UK)
13. ‘Time Out! Getting life back on track. Intervention to prevent exclusion among young men in Finland – Eija Stengård (FI)
14. Policy development – Codruta Alina Popescu (RO)
15. "Let’s go to build a new action area for women’s MHP and empowerment " – Barbara D’Avanzo (IT)
16. Prevention for children – Agnieszka Pisarska (PL)
17. Child psychiatric services in Lithuania – Sigita Lesinskiene
18. Mental health services for young people in the EU – Gerasimos A. Kolaitis, John Tsiantis (GR)
19. Progetto Itaca – Francesca Fiocchi (IT)
20. Participatory Popular Theatre, Values and Psychiatry with African and Caribbean Men – Evette A. Hunkins-Hutchinson (UK)
21. Dilemmas and Challenges related to Implementation of School-based Prevention Intervention – Anna Borucka (PL)
22. Rural Roadshow: Connecting with rural communities to promote health and well being and prevent suicide – Angela Fisher (UK)
23. Integrated programme for adolescents in the Spott centre: a descriptive study. – Amparo Junquero Valle, Pilar Sánchez Montero (ES)
24. The day hospital: Clinical fundamentals of multisdisciplinary work – Jose Mª Otín Grasa (ES)
25. PTSD or PTSD-related reactions in the nursing staff – Maria Liosi (IT)

16:30 – 17:00h

COFFEE BREAK 

At NH Constanza

17:00 – 18:30h

PARALLEL SESSIONS:                                                            NH Constanza

STRAND 1: PREVENTION AND PROMOTION FOR CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS:

Managing the risk to children of mentally ill parents: preventive action across Europe  abstract

Room: Berlin

  Experiences:

• Prevention program for children of mentally ill in the Netherlands – Karin van Doesum (NL) presentation
• Child mental health prevention methods in adult psychiatric services: Experiences and research results from Finland – Tytti Solantaus (FI)
• Development in Norway; Advocacy and competence raising – Randi Tansleth and Karin Källsmyr (NO)
• The Prevention of Postpartum Depression in the Project of Home Visiting in Palermo, Italy – Alessandra Ciolfi, Vincenzo Caretti (IT)

STRAND 2: DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE PREVENTION:

Multiple approaches to suicide prevention abstract

Room: Kursaal

Chair: Wolfgang Rutz (SE)

• A computational model of how mental-health practitioners quantify risk – Christopher Buckingham (UK)
• Preventing repetition of suicide attempts: identification of cases in hospital emergency services – Barbara D'Avanzo (IT)
• Local audits - a strategy for suicide prevention? – Lina Eriksson (SE)
• Using large-scale psycho-educational workshops to improve the mental health of men – June Brown (UK)

STRAND 3. POLICY:

Mental health in all policies abstract

 Room: Auditori

Chair: Kristian Wahlbeck (FI) presentation

Speakers: Maria Joao Heitor dos Santos (PT), Eija Stengård (FI) presentation, Eeva Ollila (FI), Jude Stansfield (UK)

In this interactive session speakers will provide short introductory presentations from different perspectives highlighting the integration of mental health in different policies and mental health impact assessment. General discussion will focus on in depth debate on the difficulties and possibilities of engaging other sectors’ policies for mental health.

STRAND 4.

SUPPORT FOR IMPLEMENTATION:

Improving Expertise and Training Resources across Europe abstract

Room: Barcelona

Chair: Clemens Hosman (NL) presentation

Speakers: Josipa Basic (HR), Marijke Ruiter (NL), Willy Torre Morch (NL)

After short introductory presentations, this session will focus on discussing the needs for training across Europe, the available options for capacity building and will aim to set out a framework to identify what should be developed in order to further improve expertise for implementation.

STRAND 5. STAKEHOLDERS AND SETTINGS:

What about the education sector? abstract

Room: Estocolmo

Chairs: Allyson McCollam and Chris O’ Sullivan

• OmSorg (Dealing with Bereavement): Lessons learnt from the implementation of Action Plans – Per Boge (DK)presentation
• Emotional Education Programme for Children of Preschool Age - Charalambos Tziogouros (EL) presentation
• A multiple-level study reform at the University of Oslo - Rune Olsen (NO) presentation
• ‘Getting it Together’: Youth Led Emotional Well-being Project- Dhammica Rowel (IE) presentation
• Comprehensiveness in prevention of behavioural disorders: advantages and practical examples" - Martina Carija (HR)

STRAND 6. SOCIAL INCLUSION AND EMPOWERMENT:

Service users’ role in MDP/MHP abstract

Room: Merida

Chair: Athanassios Constantopoulous (EL)

• EMILIA project: Empowerment through training – Paz Flores (ES), Peter Ryan (UK), Roser Izquierdo, Eithne Ní Laocha, Eduard Palomer (ES)
• Mental Health Service Users as Co-Educators- Rob Mackay (UK)presentation

STRAND 7. PSM/PTM en ESPAÑA Y CATALUÑA (MDP/MPH IN SPAIN/ CATALONIA):

Grandes retos: formación, investigación y trabajo en red (Great challenges: training, research and networks) abstract

Winterthur Auditorium

Chair: Josep Maria Haro (ES)                                 

• Formación en promoción de la salud mental en España – Dolors Juvinya (ES)
• Red de Investigación en Actividades Preventivas y de Promoción de la Salud, REDIAPP – Antoni Serrano (ES)
• Red Aragonesa de Prevención y Promoción en Salud Mental, RAPPS – Elisa Ferrer Gracia (ES)
• Programa de Actividades Preventivas y de Promoción de la Salud, PAPPS (SMFyC) – Mª del Carmen Fernandez Alonzo (ES) presentation
• Programa de Actividades Comunitarias en Atención Primaria, PACAP (SMFyC) – Frederick Millar (ES)