INVITED LECTURES
Temperament and the science of art
Branko Aleksic (Japan)
Comparative genetic analysis of autism and schizophrenia – focus on rare variants
Michel Botbol (France)
Psychoses in adolescence
George N. Christodolou (Greece)
Mental Health Promotion: Concept and Practice
Wolfgang Gaebel (Germany)
The Future of Psychiatry – a European Perspective
Helen Herrman (Australia)
Improving the mental health of disadvantaged young people
Vladimir S. Kostić (Serbia)
Pathophysiology of non-motor signs and symptoms in Parkinson’s disease
Mike Crawford(UK)
Assessing the severity of personality disorder; the role of interpersonal problems and sense of self
Valery Krasnov (Russia)
Long-term mental health consequences of Chernobyl disaster: 30-years study of clean-up workers cohort
The crisis of confidence in the DSM paradigm and the future of psychiatric diagnosis
Roger Mulder(New Zealand)
Describing personality disorders: a proposal for a model that is clinically useful and evidence based
Miranda Olff (Netherlands)
New interventions after trauma: from neurobiology to e-health
Jelena Radulovic (USA)
Pathways to fear
Michelle Riba (USA)
Distress and cancer
Norman Sartorius (Switzerland)
Economic policies, health and health care
Allan Tasman(USA)
Peter Tyrer (UK)
The early identification and treatment ofpersonality disorder the way forward for clinical psychiatry
Thomas Schulze (Germany)
State of the art psychiatric genetics and pharmacogenetis-an interactive educational workshop