Keynote Speakers

Tuesday, 7 September 2010

Theo Doreleijers (Free University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, NL)
Welcome Keynote (future of EFCAP)

Wednesday, 8 September 2010

James Blair (National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda, US)
Neurobiology of aggression; implications for research and practice

Adrian Raine (University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, US)
Early Intervention and the prevention of violent behavior

Thursday, 9 September 2010

Volker Dittmann (Psychiatric University Clinic Basel, Basel)
Prognosis

Thomas Grisso (University of Massachusetts, Worcester, US)
Adolescents’ Mental Disorders and Violent Behavior: A Developmental Perspective

Robert Vermeiren (University of Leiden, Leiden, NL)
Outcome assessment

Friday, 10 September 2010

Terje Ogden (University of Oslo, Oslo, NO)
Multisystemic treatment of violent and antisocial behavior in adolescents

Hans Steiner (Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, US)
Trauma and delinquency

Workshops

Tuesday, 7 September 2010

Workshop PCL-YV (Language: German)

Maya Krischer (Uniklinik Köln, Cologne, DE)

Kathrin Sevecke (Uniklinik Köln, Cologne, DE)

Workshop MST

Terje Ogden (Norwegian Center for Child Behavioral Research, Moss, NO)

Masterclass(es)

There will be a masterclass for students and young researchers which will offer them the opportunity to present their work and discuss it with senior researchers. If you are interested in submitting an abstract for the masterclass, please contact the Abstract hotline: Phone +41 61 686 77 22 (Monday – Friday during CET business hours).

The congress language will be English. As a gesture to our German-speaking Swiss and German guests, however, all the keynote lectures shall be simultaneously translated into German.

Furthermore a few symposia are to be held either in German, French or Italian. Please submit your abstracts and choose the topic according to the preferred language: Other symposia (Deutsch) / Other symposia (Français) / Other symposia (Italiano). All accepted abstracts will be published as submitted. You will be informed of your session and presentation in the acceptance letter.

Foreign-language symposia

The congress language will be English. As a gesture to our German-speaking Swiss and German guests, however, all the keynote lectures will be simultaneously translated into German.

Furthermore, there will be a few symposia and workshops in German, as well as in French and Italian. The abstracts for these symposia cannot be submitted via the website.

If you are interested in submitting a symposium, an abstract or a workshop in German, French or Italian, please contact: abstracts.ch@congrex.com.