There are three preconference workshops to be organised on 13 September 2011:
- Workshop 1 by Dr Barry Walsh: Understanding, Managing, and Treating Non-suicidal Self-injury. For more detail
- Workshop 2 by Dr Erminia Colluci and artist Mic Eales: Imagination Inspiration Improvisation – a Visual Arts Enquiry into Suicide. For more detail
- Workshop 3 by Dr Konrad Michel: Clinical suicide prevention: how to establish a therapeutic alliance with the suicidal patient. For more detail
Please return the registration form to secretary@iaspchina.org before 10 August 2011. |
| PRESENTER |
TOPIC |
| PLENARY 1. SUICIDOLOGY PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE |
| Xiao Shuiyuan |
Suicide prevention in China |
For more detail |
| Diego De Leo |
Suicidal Behaviours in DSM-V: Promises, hopes and uncertainties |
For more detail |
| Nav Kapur |
Health services and suicide prevention: past, present, and future |
For more detail |
| PLENARY 2. ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR |
| Lanny Berman |
Formulating Risk for Suicide: New Thoughts on an Age Old Issue |
For more detail |
| Eric Caine |
Looking Beyond “Risk Factors” in the Evaluation of People Who are Seriously Suicidal |
For more detail |
| Wang Xiangdong |
Assessment of suicide risk in non-clinical settings |
For more detail |
| PLENARY 3. EVIDENCE–BASED BEST PRACTICIES IN SUICIDE PREVENTION |
| Morton Silverman |
Global Best Practices in Suicide Prevention: What is the Evidence? |
For more detail |
| Merete Nordentoft |
How to reduce the high risk of repetition of suicidal acts? What is the evidence? |
For more detail |
| Madelyn Gould |
School-based Suicide Prevention Strategies: What is the Evidence? |
For more detail |
| PLENARY 4. SUICIDE OVER THE LIFESPAN |
| Yeates Conwell |
Connectedness and the prevention of suicide in later life |
For more detail |
| Ping Qin |
Suicide in early and middle adulthood: risk factors and prevention challenges |
For more detail |
| Keith Hawton |
Suicidal behaviour in adolescents and youth: developmental, cross-cultural and prevention perspectives |
For more detail |
| PLENARY 5. SURVEILLANCE AND EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SUICIDE AND SUICIDE ATTEMPTS |
| Ying-yeh Chen |
Epidemiologic Characteristics and Mortality Outcomes among Suicide Attempters in Taipei City, Taiwan |
For more detail |
| Cindy Classen |
The Global Burden of Suicide in DSM-V and IDC-11 |
For more detail |
| Stephen Platt |
Inequalities in suicidal behaviour: evidence and implications for suicide prevention |
For more detail |
| PLENARY 6. SOCIAL SUPPORT NETWORKS AND SUICIDE PREVENTION/POSTVENTION |
| Ad Kerkhof |
Efficacy of a web-based self-help course for reducing suicidal thinking |
For more detail |
| Jane Pirkis |
Media reporting in the aftermath of a suicide |
For more detail |
| Onja Grad |
Postvention for different groups in different cultures |
For more detail |
| PLENARY 7. THEORIES AND MODELS OF SUICIDAL BEHAVIOR |
| Brian Mishara |
Models for Understanding the Relationship between Mental Illness and Suicide and their Implications for Suicide Prevention |
For more detail |
| Birthe Loa Knizek |
Understanding suicidal behaviour in the framework of communication |
For more detail |
| Konrad Michel |
Understanding suicide in the context of goal-directed action systems |
For more detail |
