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Table of Contents Page<br />
Congress Schedule 3<br />
Congress Scientifi c <strong>Program</strong><br />
July 8 6-7<br />
July 9 8-21<br />
July 10 22-40<br />
July 11 41-60<br />
July 12 61-73<br />
Congess Venue Maps 74-77<br />
7Author Index 78-87<br />
WAIMH Upcoming Events 88<br />
WAIMH Board of Directors<br />
President: Tuula Tamminen (Finland)<br />
Vice President & President Elect: Antoine Guedeney (France)<br />
Secretary: Elizabeth Tuters (Canada)<br />
Treasurer: Massimo Ammaniti (Italy)<br />
Executive-at-Large: Kai von Klitzing (Switzerland)<br />
Past President: Peter de Chateau (Sweden)<br />
Member-at-Large: Neil Boris (United States)<br />
Affi liates Representative: Brigid Jordan (Australia)<br />
International Advisors:<br />
Scientifi c Issues Robert N. Emde (United States)<br />
Clinical Issues - Rachel F. Schiffman (United States)<br />
Executive Director: Hiram E. Fitzgerald (United States)<br />
Associate Executive Director: Palvi Kaukonen (Finland)<br />
Congress Sponsors<br />
EADS<br />
Decade of Behavior<br />
Michigan State University, Offi ce of University<br />
Outreach and Engagement<br />
Congress Exhibitors<br />
Child Development Media<br />
ECPA<br />
John Willey and Sons<br />
Libpsy<br />
Mangold International<br />
Noldus In<strong>for</strong>mation Technology<br />
Transatlantic Publishers Group<br />
Wisepress<br />
Congress Secretariat<br />
BCA<br />
6, Boulevard du Général Leclerc<br />
92115 CLICHY CEDEX<br />
Tel : +33 (0)1.41.06.67.70<br />
Fax : +33 (0)1.41.06.67.79<br />
Email: contact@b-c-a.fr<br />
Conference Theme<br />
“The <strong>Infant</strong>’s Relational <strong>World</strong>s:<br />
Family, Community and Culture”<br />
“Les Univers de Relation du Bébé:<br />
Famille, Communauté, Culture”<br />
<strong>Program</strong> Committee<br />
Chair: Elizabeth Fivaz-Depeursinge (Switzerland)<br />
Antoine Guedeney (France)<br />
Campbell Paul (Australia)<br />
Hiram E. Fitzgerald (WAIMH, United States)<br />
Local Organizing Committee<br />
Chairs: Bernard Golse and Antoine Guedeney<br />
Olivier Bonnot<br />
Bérangère Beauquier Macotta<br />
Dominique Cupa<br />
Michel Dugnat<br />
Bernard Durand<br />
Catherine Graindorge<br />
Pascale Isnard<br />
Michel Lejoyeux<br />
Anne-Sophie Mintz<br />
Denis Mellier<br />
Sylvain Missonnier<br />
Marie-Rose Moro<br />
Linda Morrisseau<br />
Marie Odile Pérouse de Montclos<br />
Laurence Robel<br />
Laurence Vaivre-Douret<br />
General In<strong>for</strong>mation<br />
Exhibitors<br />
Located on Level S3 during the following times:<br />
July 8, 13:30 - 18:30<br />
July 9-11, 8:30 - 18:00<br />
July 12, 8:30 - 14:00<br />
Tour Desk<br />
Located at the registration desk, Level S1 Congress<br />
Centre Entrance<br />
Poster Presentation Check in<br />
Located at the registration desk, Level S1 Congress<br />
Centre Entrance<br />
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8:00<br />
9:00<br />
9:30<br />
10:00<br />
10:30<br />
11:00<br />
11:30<br />
12:00<br />
12:30<br />
13:00<br />
13:30<br />
14:00<br />
14:30<br />
15:00<br />
15:30<br />
16:00<br />
16:30<br />
17:00<br />
17:30<br />
18:00<br />
18:30<br />
19:00<br />
19:30<br />
CONGRESS SCHEDULE<br />
Saturday<br />
July 8<br />
PreCongress<br />
Day<br />
Registration<br />
PreCongress<br />
Institutes<br />
I-IV<br />
Opening Ceremonies<br />
Plenary 1<br />
Opening<br />
Reception<br />
Sunday<br />
July 9<br />
Master Classes 1<br />
(1-4)<br />
Plenary 2<br />
Break<br />
Symposium 1<br />
(1-5)<br />
Workshop 1<br />
(1-6)<br />
Video 1 (1)<br />
Video Session 2 (2)<br />
Poster WS 1(4)<br />
CTI Session 1 (8)<br />
Video Session 3 (3)<br />
Lunch<br />
WAIMH Symposium<br />
Affiliate Pres. Mtg<br />
Symposium 2 (7-13)<br />
Workshops 2 (7-12)<br />
Video 2 (4-5)<br />
Break<br />
Plenary<br />
Interface<br />
1<br />
French, Spanish,<br />
and North<br />
American Affiliate<br />
Meetings<br />
Monday<br />
July 10<br />
Tuesday<br />
July 11<br />
Wednesday<br />
July 12<br />
The <strong>Infant</strong>’s Relational <strong>World</strong>s:<br />
Family, Community, and Culture<br />
Master Classes 2<br />
(5-8)<br />
Plenary 3<br />
Break<br />
Symposium 3<br />
(14-20)<br />
Workshop 3<br />
(13-18)<br />
Video 3 (6-7)<br />
Poster Session 1<br />
Poster Workshop<br />
Session II (5-6)<br />
Video Session 8 (8)<br />
Lunch<br />
IMHJ Board Mtg<br />
Symposium 4<br />
(21-27)<br />
Workshops 4<br />
(19-24)<br />
Video 4 (9-10)<br />
Break<br />
Plenary<br />
Interface<br />
2<br />
European<br />
Affiliate<br />
Meeting<br />
Master Classes 3<br />
(9-12)<br />
Plenary 4<br />
Break<br />
Symposium 5<br />
(28-34)<br />
Workshop 5<br />
(25-30)<br />
Video 5 (11-12)<br />
Poster Workshop III<br />
(7-10)<br />
Clinical Teach-Ins<br />
(10-17)<br />
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Lunch<br />
WAIMH Symposium<br />
Signal Editorial Mtg<br />
Poster Session 2<br />
Poster Workshop<br />
4 (11-13)<br />
Video 6 (13)<br />
Break<br />
Plenary<br />
Interface<br />
3<br />
Gala Dinner<br />
Cruise<br />
Master Classes 4<br />
(13-14)<br />
Symposium 6<br />
(35-40)<br />
Workshop 6<br />
(31-36)<br />
Video 7 (14)<br />
Break<br />
Poster Session 3<br />
Video Session 8<br />
(15-16)<br />
Lunch<br />
Zero to Three<br />
Follows<br />
Presidential<br />
Symposium<br />
WAIMH Awards<br />
WAIMH Business<br />
Meeting<br />
Congress 2008<br />
End of<br />
Congress
Welcome!<br />
In 1983, the fi rst French Congress of our association was<br />
held, when WAIMH was named <strong>World</strong> <strong>Association</strong> <strong>for</strong><br />
<strong>Infant</strong> Psychiatry and Applied Disciplines (WAIPAD). It<br />
was a major event that aroused considerable interest in<br />
the new developments in the areas of infancy research,<br />
early development, parent-infant interaction, and early<br />
psychopathology. France had some pioneers in the fi eld, such<br />
as Geneviève Appell, Jenny Aubry, Myriam David, Françoise<br />
Dolto, Alice Doumic- Girard, Léon Kreisler, Serge Lebovici, and<br />
Michel Soulé, among others.<br />
The Local Organizing Committee (LOC) of the Paris Congress<br />
is happy and proud to greet colleagues from all of Europe<br />
and from all over the world. WAIMH has developed into local,<br />
regional, national, and international branches, including<br />
European and South American, and now covers most of the<br />
cultures of the world.<br />
Paris is a cosmopolitan capital, comprising a great melting pot<br />
of populations. It has a long tradition of being welcoming and of<br />
providing asylum, and is the seat of Francophone WAIMH.<br />
This Congress will be held at the Cité des Sciences (The City<br />
of Sciences), a public facility that has, <strong>for</strong> several years, been<br />
a highly valued location <strong>for</strong> scientifi c congresses. It is also very<br />
popular <strong>for</strong> its scientifi c exhibitions <strong>for</strong> adults and children,<br />
and <strong>for</strong> its Geode movie theater and animations <strong>for</strong> children.<br />
Located inside Paris, on the banks of a typically Parisianlooking<br />
canal (Saint Martin), the City of Sciences is situated in<br />
the middle of a very pleasant and safe park, with lots of hotels<br />
of different categories in the vicinity. One can have lunch inside<br />
the Cité des Sciences or in the numerous restaurants nearby.<br />
The Local Organizing Committee, along with our Conference<br />
organizer, BCA, will do all it can to make this Congress in Paris,<br />
exciting and memorable.<br />
Bernard Golse and Antoine Guedeney, along with Olivier<br />
Bonnot, Bérangère Beauquier Macotta, Dominique Cupa,<br />
Michel Dugnat, Bernard Durand, Catherine Graindorge, Pascale<br />
Isnard, Michel Lejoyeux, Anne-Sophie Mintz, Denis Mellier,<br />
Sylvain Missonnier, Marie-Rose Moro, Linda Morrisseau, Marie<br />
Odile Pérouse de Montclos, Laurence Robel et Laurence<br />
Vaivre-Douret<br />
Bienvenue!<br />
En 1983 avait lieu à Cannes le premier congrès de notre<br />
association, alors la WAIPAD, en France. Ce fut un événement<br />
considérable, qui inaugura en France un grand intérêt vis à vis<br />
du développement précoce, des interactions parents-enfant,<br />
du développement et de la psychopathologie du jeune enfant.<br />
La France avait des pionniers en la matière, avec Geneviève<br />
Appell, Jenny Aubry, Myriam David, Françoise Dolto, Alice<br />
Doumic -Girard Léon Kreisler, Serge Lebovici et Michel Soulé<br />
notamment.<br />
Le comité local d’organisation de ce congrès à Paris est<br />
heureux et fi er d’accueillir les collègues de l’Europe et du<br />
monde entier. La WAIMH s’est développée en organisations<br />
régionales, nationales et européenne, qui couvrent maintenant<br />
presque l’ensemble du monde et des cultures.<br />
Paris est une capitale cosmopolite, avec un grand brassage de<br />
population et une longue tradition d’accueil et d’asile, et le siège<br />
de la WAIMH francophone.<br />
Ce congrès aura lieu à la Cité des sciences de la Villette,<br />
établissement public qui est devenue depuis plusieurs années<br />
un lieu apprécié de congrès et un centre très prisé par les<br />
adultes comme par les plus jeunes, pour ses expositions<br />
scientifi ques, sa géode et ses animations pour les enfants.<br />
Implantée dans Paris, sur les berges du canal Saint Martin, la<br />
Cité des Sciences est située dans un parc sûr, avec nombre d’<br />
hôtels de différentes catégories, et de grandes facilités pour les<br />
repas dans le restaurant de la Cité ou aux alentours.<br />
Le comité local d’organisation, et l’organisation, BCA, vont faire<br />
de leur mieux pour vous permettre un séjour particulièrement<br />
agréable à Paris, ainsi qu’un congrès stimulant dans une<br />
ambiance agréable.<br />
Bernard Golse et Antoine Guedeney, avec Olivier Bonnot,<br />
Bérangère Beauquier Macotta, Dominique Cupa, Michel<br />
Dugnat, Bernard Durand, Catherine Graindorge, Pascale<br />
Isnard, Michel Lejoyeux, Anne-Sophie Mintz, Denis Mellier,<br />
Sylvain Missonnier, Marie-Rose Moro, Linda Morrisseau, Marie<br />
Odile Pérouse de Montclos, Laurence Robel et Laurence<br />
Vaivre-Douret<br />
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Welcome!<br />
It is a great honor <strong>for</strong> the scientifi c program committee, on<br />
behalf of WAIMH to invite colleagues from France and from<br />
around the world to share with one another the progress that<br />
we have made in the fi eld of infant mental health since the last<br />
congress, in Melbourne. The 10th <strong>World</strong> Congress of the <strong>World</strong><br />
<strong>Association</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong>, to be held at the Cité des<br />
Sciences (The City of Sciences) in Paris, France from July 8-<br />
12, 2006, promises to be fi ve days of creative exchange. The<br />
program includes presentations in different <strong>for</strong>mats such as<br />
plenaries, clinical case plenaries, symposia, and workshops.<br />
Although the program will contain all of the traditional <strong>for</strong>mats<br />
<strong>for</strong> presentations (plenary sessions, symposia, workshops,<br />
poster sessions), the 10th Congress will feature two NEW<br />
<strong>for</strong>mats: clinical case plenary sessions and master classes.<br />
These new <strong>for</strong>mats are designed to enhance the focus on<br />
the clinical treatment and prevention aspects of infant mental<br />
health. There<strong>for</strong>e, the interactive plenary debates will bring<br />
together experts with different orientations to study clinical<br />
cases presented on video and to compare their assessments<br />
and impressions during plenary debates. Likewise, “master<br />
classes” will focus on specialized themes of clinical interest to<br />
participants’.<br />
WAIMH congresses bring together leaders in the fi eld, as<br />
well as clinicians, academics, researchers, and policy makers<br />
from across the globe. We, in francophone countries, are also<br />
developing ways of trying to meet the mental health needs<br />
of babies and their families. Some of our particular interests<br />
include application of psychodynamic, attachment, and systems<br />
theories.<br />
There is a place waiting <strong>for</strong> you at the Congress, whether as a<br />
presenter or a participant, and we hope you will return home<br />
enriched by your experience at the 10th <strong>World</strong> Congress.<br />
Elisabeth Fivaz-Depeursinge<br />
<strong>Program</strong> Committee Chair<br />
C’est un grand honneur pour le comité scientifi que d’inviter au<br />
nom de la WAIMH des collègues francophones et du monde<br />
à partager les uns avec les autres les avancées faites depuis<br />
le congrès de Melbourne. Le 10ème congrès de l’<strong>Association</strong><br />
mondiale de santé mentale du nourrisson qui se tiendra à<br />
la Cité des Sciences, Paris, France, du 8 au 12 juillet 2006<br />
promet d’être un échange créatif. Le programme inclut des<br />
présentations en plénières, des symposiums, et des ateliers.<br />
A la demande de nos membres, le programme mettra l’accent<br />
sur les contributions cliniques. Les participants seront<br />
encouragés à soumettre des ateliers cliniques et des ateliersposters<br />
sur du matériel clinique. De plus, nous introduirons un<br />
nouveau <strong>for</strong>mat en séance plénière: le “ débat d’interfaces “.<br />
Des experts, d’orientations différentes, seront invités à étudier<br />
des cas cliniques présentés en vidéo et à confronter leurs<br />
évaluations et impressions durant des débats en plénière. De<br />
même, nous offrirons des “ master classes “ sur des sujets<br />
spécialisés d’intérêt clinique, pour la <strong>for</strong>mation des participants<br />
volontaires.<br />
Les congrès de la WAIMH rassemblent des leaders du<br />
domaine, des cliniciens, des universitaires, des chercheurs<br />
et aussi des acteurs de la vie sociale du monde entier. Dans<br />
les pays francophones, nous essayons aussi de développer<br />
les différentes manières de répondre aux besoins en santé<br />
mentale des bébés et de leurs familles. Nos intérêts particuliers<br />
se situent dans l’application des théories psychodynamiques,<br />
systémiques, et de l’attachement.<br />
Il y a une place prête pour vous au congrès, comme<br />
présentateur ou participant, et nous espérons que cette<br />
expérience vous enrichira.<br />
Elisabeth Fivaz-Depeursinge<br />
<strong>Program</strong> Committee Chair<br />
Bienvenue!<br />
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Saturday, July 8<br />
Congress Scientifi c <strong>Program</strong><br />
<strong>Program</strong> # Room/Salle<br />
10:00 - 18:00 Registration<br />
13:00 - 16:00 PRECONGRESS INSTITUTES<br />
Institute I: Introducing Diagnostic Classifi cation: 0-3 Revised - Clinical And Research Advantages<br />
Dedicated to the memory of Emily Fenichel with a special tribute to the memory of Robert J. Harmon<br />
1 Moderator<br />
Jean Thomas (United States)<br />
Presenters<br />
Robert N. Emde (United States), Antoine Guedeney (France), Helen Egger, Jean Thomas<br />
(United States), Miri Keren (Israel)<br />
Discussants<br />
Brian Wise and Harry Wright (United States)<br />
Institute II: From Infancy to Adolscence: Prediction or Prevention<br />
2 Moderator<br />
Bernard Golse (France)<br />
Presenters<br />
Bernard Golse, Martine Caron-Lefevre, Pierre Delion, Grazia Maria Fava Vizziello, Sylvain<br />
Missonnier, Francesco Palacio-Espasa, Dora Knauer, Blaise Pierrehumbert (France)<br />
Gaston Berger<br />
Louis-Armand<br />
East/Est<br />
Institute III: Prevention in Perinatality: The French Experience “An Innovative Prevention Policy<br />
in Perinatal Psychiatry”<br />
3 Moderator<br />
Yvon Gauthier (Canada)<br />
Presenter<br />
Francoise Molénat (France)<br />
Discussant<br />
Sam Tyano (Israel) and Thomas O’Conner (United States)<br />
Institute IV: Working with Young Children Following Disasters<br />
4 Moderator<br />
Charles Zeanah (United States)<br />
5 Brain Effects of Trauma in Early Childhood<br />
Nathan Fox (United States)<br />
6 Young Children and the September 11th Attack in New York City<br />
Daniel Schechter (United States)<br />
7 Young, Maltreated Children following Hurricane Katrina<br />
Charles Zeanah (United States)<br />
Louis-Armand<br />
West/Ouest<br />
Painleve<br />
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Saturday, July 8th<br />
<strong>Program</strong> # Room/Salle<br />
8 Young Children in Banda Aceh following the Tsunami<br />
Marie Rose Moro, Muriel Genot (France)<br />
9 Community Responses to the Rwandan Genocide<br />
Neil Boris (United States)<br />
10 Discussant<br />
Neil Boris (United States)<br />
16:30 - 17:00 Opening Ceremonies<br />
17:00 - 18:20 Plenary I<br />
11 Moderator<br />
Bernard Golse (France)<br />
12 The Serge Lebovici Distinguished Lecture:<br />
The Clinical Relevance of Infancy: A Progress Report<br />
Daniel Stern (Switzerland)<br />
13 Discussant<br />
Bernard Golse (France)<br />
18:30 - 20:30 Opening Reception<br />
14 Hosts<br />
Tuula Tamminen (Finland), WAIMH President<br />
Elisabeth Fivaz-Depeursinge-Depeursinge (Switzerland), <strong>Program</strong> Committee Chair<br />
Bernard Golse (France), Local Organizing Committee<br />
Antoine Guedeney (France), Local Organizing Committee<br />
Gaston Berger<br />
Gaston Berger<br />
Gaston Berger<br />
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Sunday, July 9th<br />
<strong>Program</strong> # Room/Salle<br />
08:00 - 08:50 Master Class Session I<br />
15 Working with the Community Network: A Preventive and Therapeutic<br />
Approach to Psycho-social High Risk <strong>Infant</strong>s, Living in Hard to Reach<br />
Families<br />
Martine Lamour (France)<br />
16 When Home is Hospital...Working with Sick Babies, Their Families, and<br />
Their Hospital<br />
Campbell Paul (Australia)<br />
17 Diagnosis and Treatment of Attachment Disorders<br />
Karl Heinz-Brisch (Germany)<br />
18 From Interactions to <strong>Mental</strong> Representations - Theories, Research Findings,<br />
and Clinical Implications<br />
Kai von Klitzing (Switzerland)<br />
09:00 - 09:50 Plenary II<br />
19 Moderator<br />
Hiram E. Fitzgerald (United States)<br />
20 The Decade of Behavior Distinguished Lecture: The <strong>Infant</strong>’s Communication<br />
in “Two <strong>for</strong> One” versus “Two Against One” Family Triangles<br />
Elisabeth Fivaz-Depeursinge-Depeursinge (Switzerland)<br />
10:00 - 10:20 Break<br />
10:30 - 11:15 Video Session 1<br />
21 Developmental Benefi ts of Postural Care during Hospitalization<br />
Laurence Vaivre-Douret, Claudie Arnaud, Claude Guionie (France)<br />
10:30 - 11:50 Symposium Session I<br />
Symposium 1: Intersubjectivity and Neurobiology: Implications <strong>for</strong><br />
the Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Relationship<br />
22 Moderator<br />
Massimo Ammaniti (Italy)<br />
23 Emotional Resonance in Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interactions and the Neurobiological<br />
Basis<br />
Massimo Ammaniti, Cristina Trentini, Delia Lenzi, Silvia Cimino (Italy)<br />
24 Intentional Attunement: From Mirror Neurons to Intersubjectivity<br />
Vittorio Gallese (Italy)<br />
25 Primary Human Intersubjectivity, Development of Sympathetic Action and<br />
Self-conscious Appreciation of Others’ Meaning<br />
Colwyn Trevarthen (Scotland)<br />
Salle 1<br />
Salle 2<br />
Salle 3<br />
Salle 4<br />
Gaston Berger<br />
WAIMH Suite<br />
Gaston Berger<br />
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Sunday, July 9th<br />
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26 A View of Early Parent-infant Interactions in Light of New Scientifi c Findings<br />
Daniel Stern (Switzerland)<br />
27 Discussant<br />
Massimo Ammaniti (Italy)<br />
Symposium 2: The Newborn Behavioral Assessment Scale:<br />
New Clinical Developments and Recent Research<br />
28 Moderator<br />
Terry Berry Brazelton (United States)<br />
29 Thirty Years of Clinical Work with the NBAS: An Overview<br />
Joao Gomes-Pedro (Portugal)<br />
30 Moments of Meeting: Key Moments <strong>for</strong> Therapeutic Change in Neonatal<br />
Interventions<br />
Nadia Bruschweiler-Stern, Johanna Grenier (Switzerland)<br />
31 Supporting Parents in Neonatal Units with the NBAS<br />
Joanna T. Hawthorne-Amick (Great Britain)<br />
32 An Original Clinical Application of a “Transcribed” NBAS <strong>for</strong> Blind Mothers<br />
Edith Thoueille, Martine Vermillard (France)<br />
33 The Effect of the NBAS on Postpartum Depression: A Randomized<br />
Controlled Study<br />
Kevin Nugent (United States)<br />
34 Discussant<br />
Joshua Sparrow (United States)<br />
Symposium 3: Psychodynamic View of Early Intervention in Deprived<br />
Socio-cultural Contexts<br />
35 Moderator<br />
Salvador Hackmann Celia (Brazil)<br />
36 Interventions During Infancy<br />
Salvador Celia (Brazil)<br />
37 Early Intervention with Pre-Term Babies<br />
Silvia Abu-Jamra Zornig (Brazil)<br />
38 The Nursery Paradox: Place of Care and Welcome - Place of Separation<br />
Regina Orth de Arago (Brazil)<br />
39 Jakair- A Day-Care Center<br />
Ricardo Gorodish (Argentina)<br />
40 Sleep Disturbances in Infancy as Indicators of Risk to Child Development<br />
Victor Guerra (Uruguay)<br />
Louis-Armand<br />
East/Est<br />
Louis-Armand<br />
West/Ouest<br />
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Sunday, July 9th<br />
<strong>Program</strong> # Room/Salle<br />
41 Discussant<br />
Regina Orth de Arago (Brazil)<br />
Symposium 4: Determinants and Sequelea of Family Group Dynamics<br />
from Pregnancy through Preschool<br />
42 Moderator<br />
James McHale (United States)<br />
43 Do Early Coparenting Dynamics Benefi t from Coherent States of Mind with<br />
Respect to Attachment?<br />
Jean Talbot, Donna Elliston, Jessica Thompson, Chris Scull, Rebecca Lieberson, James<br />
McHale (United States)<br />
44 Parental Capacities <strong>for</strong> Triadic Relationships and Triadic Interactions during<br />
Infancy: Early Predictors of Children’s Representational and Behavioral<br />
Functioning at Preschool Age<br />
Stephanie Stadelmann, Sonja Perren, Agnes von Wyl, Kai von Klitzing (Switzerland)<br />
45 Differences in a Family Picnic Game at Five Years Vary as a Function of<br />
Quality of Parenthood Transition<br />
France Frascarolo, Nicolas Favez, Nevena Dimitrova, Chloe Lavanchy (Switzerland)<br />
46 The Predictive Value of Family Dynamics during Mealtime <strong>for</strong> Later Child<br />
Adjustment<br />
Agnes von Wyl, Sonja Perren, Stephanie Stadelmann, Kai von Klitzing (Switzerland)<br />
47 Discussant<br />
James McHale (United States)<br />
Symposium 5: Preschool Depression and Comorbid Psychiatric<br />
Symptoms: New Findings from Three Studies<br />
48 Moderator<br />
Antoine Guedeney (France)<br />
49 Preschool Depression with and without Co-morbid Anxiety Disorders:<br />
Support <strong>for</strong> Differentiation of Internalizing Disorders in Early Development<br />
Joan Luby, Andy Belden, Jennifer Pautsch (United States)<br />
50 Can We Distinguish Between Depression and Oppositional Defi ant Disorder<br />
(ODD) In Preschoolers?<br />
Adrian Angold, Helen Egger, Sonya Sterba (United States)<br />
51 Depressive Disorders at 54 Months in Institutionalized Romanian Children<br />
Participating in the Bucharest Early Intervention Project<br />
Helen Egger, Charles Zeanah, Nathan Fox, Charles Nelson, Sebastian Koga (United<br />
States)<br />
52 Discussant<br />
Antoine Guedeney (France)<br />
Painleve<br />
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Symposium 6: What Mothers Bring to Interventions: How History,<br />
Community Context, and Initial Functioning Infl uence Parenting<br />
Outcomes<br />
53 Moderator<br />
Byron Egeland (United States)<br />
54 The Things They Carry: The Effects of Initial Functioning on <strong>Program</strong><br />
Utilization, Degree of Change, and Parenting Outcomes<br />
Anne Brady, Jessica Goldberg, Jana Chaudhuri, Joan Driscoll, Ann Easterbrooks,<br />
Francine Jacobs (United States)<br />
55 Attachment-based Interventions in Infancy: Promoting Positive Parenting<br />
with Video Feedback<br />
Femmie Juffer, Marian J. Bakermans-Kranenburg, Mariska Klein-Velderman, Mirjam<br />
Stolk, Jantien van Zeijl, Lenneke R.A. Alink, Judi Mesman, Marinus van IJzendoorn<br />
(Netherlands)<br />
56 Why Did Mothers with Unresolved Trauma Fail to Benefi t from an<br />
Attachment Based Intervention? Correlates of Unresolved Status in a High<br />
Risk Sample<br />
Heidi N. Bailey, Greg Moran, Carey Anne DeOliveira, Karin Gleason, David R. Pederson<br />
(Canada)<br />
57 Emic Constructions of Resilience across Cultural Communities<br />
Jayanthi Mistry, Virginia Diez, Shireen Riley, Francine Jacobs, Christine Graham-Rawlings<br />
(United States)<br />
58 Discussant<br />
Byron Egeland (United States)<br />
10:30 - 11:50 Workshop Session I<br />
59 Workshop 1: Feeling Attached: Teaching Perinatal and <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong><br />
in the Community<br />
Anne Eliza Sved-Williams, Wendy Thiele (Australia)<br />
60 Workshop 2: Parent/Toddler Group Psychotherapy: Adaptation of a Parent<br />
Training <strong>Program</strong> to Foster Parent/Toddler Relationship<br />
Donna Marie Casa-Martin, Joyce Canfi eld (Canada)<br />
61 Workshop 3: Fatherhood Psychologic and Psycho-social Changes<br />
Jorge L. Tizon, Pietat Fuster (Spain)<br />
62 Workshop 4: The Solihull Approach Parenting Course: An Integrated and<br />
Relational Approach<br />
Hazel Douglas, Karen Bateson, Sue Brough, Jill Delaney, Mary Rheeston (Great Britain)<br />
63 Workshop 5: A State Wide Early Intervention <strong>Program</strong> - Maintaining the<br />
Quality<br />
Pamela duRieu Linke, Sharyn Galwey (Australia)<br />
Salle 1<br />
Salle 2<br />
Salle 3<br />
Salle 4<br />
Salle A<br />
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64 Workshop 6: Psychodynamic Psychotherapy and Training - Two<br />
Approaches: Similarities and Differences<br />
Tuters, Sally Doulis, Susan Yabsley (Canada)<br />
11:30 - 12:15 Video Session 2<br />
65 Kummer: A<br />
The Life of Hermine Hug-Hellmuth<br />
Sara Murphy (Australia)<br />
12:00 - 13:20 Poster Workshop Session I<br />
Poster Workshop 1: Clinical Applications of the Lausanne Trilogue<br />
Play Paradigm<br />
66 Facilitator<br />
James McHale (United States)<br />
67 A Trial Intervention in a Family Therapeutic Assessment Based on the<br />
Lausanne Trilogue Play Paradigm<br />
Elisabeth Fivaz-Depeursinge-Despeuringe, Chloe Lavanchy (Switzerland)<br />
68 Using the Lausanne Trilogue Play Paradigm in an <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Clinic<br />
Miri Keren (Israel)<br />
69 Clinical LTP: From Assessment to Planning Parents-children Psychotherapy<br />
Silvia Mazzoni, A. Micci, L. Vismara, I. Castellina (Italy)<br />
70 The Evaluation of Family Alliances within Confl ictual Families<br />
M. Malagoli Togliatti, A. Lubrano Lavadera (Italy)<br />
71 Using the Lausanne Trilogue Play as a Clinical Assessment Procedure<br />
Didier Rabain, Elisabeth Aidane (France)<br />
72 The Use of the LTP in Parental Diffi culties: When, Why, Where, by Whom?<br />
Grazia Maria Fava Vizziello, Alessandra Simonelli, Mara Bighin, Sara Pasquato (Italy)<br />
73 Use of the LTP in a Parent Consultation Model<br />
Alexandra Harrison (United States)<br />
74 The Links between <strong>Infant</strong>’s Symptoms and Diagnoses and the Family<br />
Alliance<br />
Adi Ron-Miara, Ronit Sherf, Miri Keren (Israel)<br />
75 Brief Family Therapy with Very Young Children<br />
Diane A. Philipp (Canada)<br />
Poster Workshop 2: Behavior Disorders in Toddlers and Preschool<br />
Children<br />
75A Facilitator:<br />
Neil Boris (United States)<br />
Salle C<br />
WAIMH Suite<br />
Foyer S2 East/<br />
Est<br />
Foyer S2 West/<br />
Ouest<br />
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76 Oppositional Defi ant Disorder and Conduct Disorder in Preschool Children<br />
Attending a Primary Care Pediatric Clinic<br />
Helen Egger, Adrian Angold (United States)<br />
77 Conduct Disorders in Preschool Children<br />
Sandra Maestro, F. Apicella, B. Felloni, C. Grassi, A. Petrozzi, Filipo Muratoir (Italy)<br />
78 Behavior Problems from 18 to 36 Months of Age: Outcome from Brief<br />
Parent-infant Psychotherapies<br />
Sandra Rusconi Serpa, Ana Sancho Rossignol, Fabienne Lüthi Faivre, Dora Knauer,<br />
Remy Barbe, Christiane Robert-Tissot, Francisco Palacio Espasa (Switzerland)<br />
79 <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Theory in Pediatric Practice: An Integrated Approach<br />
to Assessing Children with Behavior Problems in Developmental and<br />
Behavioral Pediatrics<br />
Prachi Shah (United States)<br />
80 Early Disruptive Behavior: Improvement of Parental Skills and Reduction of<br />
Externalized Disorders in Two Year Old Children<br />
Thomas Saias, Romain Dugravier, Tim Greacen, Antoine Guedeney (France)<br />
81 Predicting Aggressive Behavior in <strong>Infant</strong>s and Toddlers: A Multi-level<br />
Analysis of Risk Factors<br />
Neena Malik, Jane Squires, Brenda Jones Harden, Neil Boris, Linda Beeber (United<br />
States)<br />
82 Understanding Maternal Depression in Early Head Start Families<br />
Linda Beeber, Sherry Heller, Brenda Jones Harden, Jane Squires, Neena Malik (United<br />
States)<br />
83 Exposure to Violence and Trauma in Early Head Start Children<br />
Neil Boris, Neena Malik, Sherry Heller (United States)<br />
Poster Workshop 3: <strong>Infant</strong>s in Foster/Institutional Care and<br />
Adoption Evolution of the Treatment of a Group of Children with a<br />
Developmental Relationship Approach Based Model<br />
84 Facilitator<br />
Femmie Juffer (Netherlands)<br />
85 Assessment Scales of Parent-<strong>Infant</strong> Bonding on First Encounter in an<br />
Orphanage Setting<br />
Gary W. Diamond, Yehuda Senecky, Arthur Eidelman, Miri Keren (Israel)<br />
86 Quality of Life, Family Functioning, and Adoption<br />
Herve Benony, Carine Botto, Christelle Benony, Frederic Huet, Jean Vital de Monleon<br />
(France)<br />
87 Children’s Characteristics, Abandonment and Placement in a Child Care<br />
Institution<br />
Grigori Abatzogchlou, Christina Chatzidimitriou (Greece)<br />
Foyer S2 East/<br />
Est<br />
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88 Training Foster Carers and Adoptive Parents using an Integrative, Relational<br />
Approach: Solihull Approach<br />
Hazel Douglas, Diana Fallowes, Mary Rheeston, Helen Young (Great Britain)<br />
89 Adoptive Child is Coming: Idealization and Fear in the Parental Couple<br />
Donatella Cavanna, Anna Maria Rosso (Italy)<br />
90 Myth or Reality? The Presumed Better Functioning of Adopted Children<br />
Placed as <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Femmie Juffer, Marinus van Ijzendoorn (Netherlands)<br />
91 Psychosocial Approach and Clinical Research of Foster Families<br />
Grigori Abatzogchlou, Elena Fotiadou (Greece)<br />
92 Multiprofessional Intervention <strong>Program</strong> in Child Custody<br />
Tuula Majapuro, Tuija Fontell, Paivi Koskela (Finland)<br />
Poster Workshop 4: Maternity: Variations of Experience During<br />
Pregnancy, Delivery, and the Postpartum Period<br />
92A Facilitator<br />
Sylvain Missonnier (France)<br />
93 Conjunction between Echographic Images and Dreamlike Creations (French<br />
Women Versus African Women)<br />
Camara Awa (France)<br />
94 Group Discussion on Maternity, Elaborating on Group Midwives’ Daily<br />
Experiences<br />
Cherer Bahvani (France)<br />
95 Mizuko, The Child of the Water<br />
Marie-Laure Gustin, Catherine Diricq (Belgium)<br />
96 The Time of Immediate Postpartum: A Clinical Position in Alert and in<br />
Afterwards<br />
Joelle Rochette (France)<br />
97 The Pregnancy Following a Medical Interruption of Pregnancy<br />
Marie-Jose Soubieux (France)<br />
98 Status of the Psychologist Working in a Maternity Unit during Her Own<br />
Pregnancy: First-hand Experience and Feelings of the Psychologist,<br />
Patients, and Medical and Paramedical Staff<br />
Teissiere Oika (France)<br />
99 Carrying on with a Pregnancy Despite a Forthcoming Handicap<br />
Luc Roegiers (Belgium), Amina Yamgnane (France)<br />
100 Psychological Factors of the Obstetric Ultrasound<br />
Michel Soulé (France)<br />
101 Did You Call this a “Happy Event”?<br />
Nathalie Presme, Pascale Rossigneux-Delage, Dominique Vernier, Julianna Vamos<br />
(France)<br />
Foyer S2 West/<br />
Ouest<br />
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12:00 - 13:20 Clinical Teach-In Session 1<br />
102 Clinical Teach-in 01: Attachment Therapy: Diagnosis and Treatment of<br />
Attachment Disorders<br />
Karl Heinz-Brisch (Germany)<br />
103 Clinical Teach-in 02: Take Two - Offering Intensive Therapy <strong>for</strong> Traumatized<br />
<strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Jennifer Jackson, Margaret Askew-Walinda (Australia)<br />
104 Clinical Teach-in 03: When Dada Won’t Wake Up: Coping with Trauma and<br />
Loss<br />
Alice Eberhart-Wright (United States)<br />
105 Clinical Teach-in 04: A Multi-modal <strong>Program</strong> <strong>for</strong> Treating Depressed New<br />
Mothers, their Babies and Partners: What Is It We Do and How Do We Know?<br />
Eda Spielman, Peggy Kaufman, Ruth Paris (United States)<br />
106 Clinical Teach-in 05: They Tell Us If We Listen<br />
Julie Ribaudo (United States)<br />
107 Clinical Teach-in 06: Thinking about ADHD in Children with Early<br />
Institutionalization and Later Adoption<br />
Ana Luisa Fernandes, Marco Medeiros, Maria Antonia Silva, Pedro Caldeira da Silva<br />
(Portugal)<br />
108 Clinical Teach-in 07: The Use of the Narrative as a Mediator in the<br />
Psychotherapy of Brazilian Children<br />
Celso Gutfreind, Eva Aguirre, Sarah Benchaya, Luciana dos Santos Berneira, Rodrigo<br />
Boettcher, Marcelo Blum, Gabriela Exenberger Colling, Simone Fagundes, Denise Farias,<br />
Anelise Fleck, Daniele Goncalves, Liara Iglesias, Roberto Levy, Laura Matte, Elisa<br />
Munaretti, Vera Oliveira, Graziela Piccinini, Roberto Ritter, Clair Santos, Silvana Volpato,<br />
Gisele Elgues (Brazil)<br />
109 Clinical Teach-in 08: Neuropsychological Defi cits and Socioemotional<br />
Diffi culties: Clinical Implications<br />
Stephen Seligman (United States)<br />
13:00 - 13:45 Video Session 3<br />
110 The Risky Situation: A Procedure <strong>for</strong> Assessing the Father-Child Attachment<br />
Relationship<br />
Daniel Paquette, Marc Bigras (Canada)<br />
13:30 - 14:20 Lunch<br />
Affi liate President’s Meeting<br />
Tuula Tamminen (Finland)<br />
Salle 1<br />
Salle 2<br />
Salle 3<br />
Salle 4<br />
Salle A<br />
Salle B<br />
Salle C<br />
Salle D<br />
WAIMH Suite<br />
Salle 1<br />
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13:30 - 14:20 WAIMH Symposium<br />
A Tribute to Serge Lebovici<br />
111 Moderator<br />
Bernard Golse (France)<br />
112 Are the Babies Able to Transfer?<br />
Bernard Golse (France)<br />
113 Empathy In Parent/baby Therapeutic Consultations: The Inheritance of<br />
Serge Lebovici<br />
Sylvain Missonnier (France)<br />
114 Serge Lebovici: The <strong>Infant</strong>, the Consultation and the Enacting Expanding<br />
Co-creative Process<br />
Gisele Apter-Danon (France)<br />
115 The Intergenerational Transmission of Serge Lebovici Teaching: Or, The Art<br />
of Fertilizing and Making Fertile<br />
Ouriel Rosenblum (France)<br />
115a Discussant<br />
Bernard Golse (France)<br />
14:30 - 15:50 Symposium Session II<br />
Symposium 7: Evidence of Persisting Effects of Early Experience<br />
116 Moderator<br />
Thomas O’Connor (United States)<br />
117 The Effect of Maternal Adversity on the Neurodevelopment of <strong>Infant</strong>s: The<br />
Mavan Project<br />
Klaus Minde, Michael Meaney (Canada)<br />
118 Antenatal Maternal Stress is Linked with Reduced <strong>Infant</strong> Cognitive<br />
Development<br />
Kristin Bergman, Vivette Glover (Great Britain), Thomas O’Connor (United States),<br />
N. Modi, P. Sarker (Great Britain)<br />
119 Prenatal Mood Disturbance Predicts <strong>Infant</strong> Behavior<br />
Sherryl Goodman (United States)<br />
120 Early Caregiving Experiences and Long-term Outcomes<br />
Charles Zeanah (United States)<br />
120a Discussant<br />
Thomas O’Connor (United States)<br />
Symposium 8: Preterm <strong>Infant</strong>-Mother Interaction Quality: Predictors<br />
and Outcomes in the First 18 Months<br />
Gaston Berger<br />
Gaston Berger<br />
Louis-Armand<br />
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121 Moderator<br />
Roseanne Clark (United States)<br />
122 Predicting Maternal Sensitivity in an Urban, African American Preterm<br />
Sample<br />
Douglas Teti, Melissa O’Connell (United States)<br />
123 Early Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Dyadic Interactions and Outcomes of Prematurity at 18<br />
Months<br />
Margarita Forcada Guex, Blaise Pierrehumbert, Ayala Borghini, Adrien Moessinger, Carole<br />
Muller-Nix (Switzerland)<br />
124 Mother’s Postnatal Depression is Associated with the Quality of Motherinfant<br />
Interaction in Preterm <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Riikka Korja, Elina Savonlahti, Sari Ahlqvist-Bjarkruth, Suvi Stolt, Leena Haataja, Helena<br />
Lapinleimu, Jorma Piha, Liisa Lehtonen (Finland)<br />
125 Affective Engagement in Early Preterm <strong>Infant</strong>-Mother Interactions and 16<br />
Month Behavioral Outcomes<br />
Julie Poehlmann, Jon-Paul Bianci, Darci Fritz, Joshua Abrahams, Prachi Shah (United<br />
States)<br />
126 Discussant<br />
Roseanne Clark (United States)<br />
Symposium 9: Support Groups and Mother-infant Bonding<br />
Consultations <strong>for</strong> Mothers Pregnant and Widowed on 9-11-01<br />
127 Moderator<br />
Anni Bergman (United States)<br />
128 What is Transmitted from the Mother to the Child about the Father Lost on<br />
9/11: Preliminary Sketches of Three Styles of Transmission<br />
Rita Reiswig (United States)<br />
129 Themes and Techniques in Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Groups<br />
Donna Demetri Friedman, Mark Sossin (United States)<br />
130 Videobonding Consultations<br />
Anni Bergman, Beatrice Beebe (United States)<br />
131 What Have We Learned? Trauma and Models of Intervention<br />
Anni Bergman, Phyllis Cohen (United States)<br />
132 Discussant<br />
Anni Bergman (United States)<br />
Louis-Armand<br />
West/Ouest<br />
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Symposium 10: The Impact of Immigration on <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong><br />
132A Moderator<br />
Tobie Nathan (France)<br />
133 Migration: A Binational Perspective of its Effects on the <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> of<br />
<strong>Infant</strong>s in the United States and Mexico<br />
Mary Lou de Leon Siantz (United States), Maria Elena Marquez-Caraveo, Rosa Maria<br />
Aguilera (Mexico)<br />
134 Why are Babies of Immigrant Families More Frequently Depressed than<br />
<strong>Infant</strong>s from Non-immigrant Ones?<br />
Marie Rose Moro (France)<br />
135 Cultural Mismatch as a Source of Developmental Risk<br />
Sam Tyano, Miri Keren (Israel)<br />
136 The Interplay Between the Original and the Host Culture on Immigrant<br />
Mothers’ Caregiving Behaviors<br />
Marie Odile Perouse de Montclos, Sandrine Deloche (France)<br />
136a Discussant<br />
Tobie Nathan (France)<br />
Symposium 11: Baby’s Depression, Attachment Disorders and,<br />
Autism Risk<br />
137 Moderator<br />
Pierre Delion (France)<br />
138 Depression in Babies, Autistic Risk and Play Therapy<br />
Christine Anzieu-Premmereur (United States)<br />
139 Depression in Babies and Autistic Risk<br />
Bernard Golse (France)<br />
140 Attachment Disorders, Mood Disorders and Developmental Disorders in<br />
Babies<br />
Francisco Palacio Espasa (Switzerland)<br />
142 Reliability Of Socio-communicative Clues in 9-14 Month Old Children:<br />
Toward Very Early Screening of Autism<br />
Claude Bursztejn (France)<br />
143 Pathways to Autism in the First Year of Life<br />
Filipo Muratori (Italy)<br />
144 Presentation of the Preaut Research: Evaluation of a Consistent Set ff<br />
Tools Identifying Early Communication Perturbations that Could Lead to a<br />
Developmental Disorder of the Autistic Spectrum - Results and Perspectives<br />
Filipo Muratori (Italy), Graciela Crespin (France)<br />
141 Discussant<br />
Pierre Delion (France)<br />
Painleve<br />
Cite Auditorium<br />
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Symposium 12: Psychological Distress among Parents of 0-5 Year<br />
Old Children - A Multidisciplinary Study among Parents of Severely<br />
Diseased and Normal Children<br />
145 Moderator<br />
Anne Faugli (Norway)<br />
146 Prenatal Diagnosis of Congenital Mal<strong>for</strong>mations and Parental Psychological<br />
Distress - A Prospective Longitudinal Cohort Study<br />
Hans Skari, Ulrik Fredrik Malt, Thore Egeland, Kristin Bjornland, Guttorm Haugen,<br />
Marianne Skreden, Merethe Dalholt Bjork, Anniken Bjornstad Ostensen, Ragnhild Emblem<br />
(Norway)<br />
147 Parenthood and Comparative Levels of Psychological Stress among<br />
Mothers and Fathers - A Five Year Follow-Up Study<br />
Marianne Skreden, Hans Skari, Merethe Dalholt Bjork, Anne Faugli, Ulrik Fredrik Malt,<br />
Ragnhild Emblem (Norway)<br />
148 Parental Psychological Distress among Children with Nutritional and Eating<br />
Problems<br />
Tone Lise Ãvitsland, Charlotte Kristensen, Kristin Bjornland, Tom Mala, Anne Faugli,<br />
Ragnhild Emblem (Norway)<br />
149 Comparison of Parental Psychological Distress among Children Diagnosed<br />
with Surgical Congenital Mal<strong>for</strong>mations and Children in the General<br />
Population<br />
Anne Faugli, Kristin Bjornland, Marianne Skreden, Hans Skari, Merethe Dalholt Bjork,<br />
Ragnhild Emblem, Trond H. Diseth (Norway)<br />
150 Discussant<br />
Anne Faugli (Norway)<br />
Symposium 13: Prenatal Maternal Drug/substance Abuse: Relation<br />
to Early Interaction, Child’s Developmental Status, and Maternal<br />
Representations<br />
151 Moderator<br />
Marjukka Pajulo (Finland)<br />
152 Early Motherhood and Substance Abuse Problems: Factors Related to<br />
Outcome of Intensive Residential Treatment Intervention - A Collaboration<br />
Study between University of Tampere and Yale Child Study Center<br />
Marjukka Pajulo, Mirjam Kalland, Jari Sinkkonen, Tuula Tamminen, M. Andersson, L.<br />
Mayes, Nancy Suchman, Arietta Slade (Finland)<br />
153 Differences in Early Caregiver Emotional Availability, and <strong>Infant</strong><br />
Development between Random Normative, and Clinical Drug-abusing and<br />
Non-drug Abusing Sample of 6 to 12 Month Old Finnish <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Saara Johanna Salo, Mirjam Kalland, Johanna Politi, Riikka Korja, Petriina Munck,<br />
Sarimari Tupola, Erja Halmesmaki, Satu Kivitie-Kallio (Finland)<br />
154 Prenatal Maternal Representations among Drug-abusing Finnish Mothers<br />
Johanna Politi, Fredrik Almqvist (Finland)<br />
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Salle 2<br />
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155 Behavior and Development from Infancy to 4 Years of Age: A Case Study of<br />
Severe Fetal Alcohol Syndrome<br />
Petriina Munck, Jonna Maunu, Riikka Korja, Leena Haataja, Helena Lapinleimu, Liisa<br />
Lehtonen (Finland)<br />
155a Discussant<br />
Marjukka Pajulo (Finland)<br />
14:30 - 15:50 Workshop Session II<br />
156 Workshop 7: Theraplay - Interactional Parent-Child Therapy<br />
Lotta Lassenius-Panula, Saara Johanna Salo (Finland)<br />
157 Workshop 8: Promoting <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> and Development through<br />
<strong>Health</strong> Care Encounters in Developing Countries<br />
Ilgi Ozturk Ertem (Turkey), Meena Cabral de Mello (Switzerland)<br />
158 Workshop 9: Infertility Treatments and Parenting<br />
Grigori Abatzogchlou, Zaira Papaligoura, Helene Lazaratou, Sotiris Manolopoulos<br />
(Greece)<br />
159 Workshop 10: Supporting the Early Relationships of High Risk <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
through Feeding Education<br />
Joy Browne, Ayelet Talmi, Erin Ross (United States)<br />
160 Workshop 11: Piloting and Evaluating an Emotionally Containing Approach<br />
to Professional Development with Nursery Practitioners Caring <strong>for</strong> Babies<br />
and Children Under 3<br />
Peter Elfer, Katy Dearnley (Great Britain)<br />
161 Workshop 12: Negative Affects in the Therapist: A Semiological Tool to<br />
Guide Therapeutic Strategies <strong>for</strong> Maintaining Therapeutic Alliance with<br />
Parents and <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Michele Maury, Martine Lamour, Marie-Joelle Herve (France), Sandra Rusconi-Serpa<br />
(Switzerland), Marie-Odile Perouse de Montclos, Nicole Guedeney (France)<br />
14:30 - 15:15 Video Session 4<br />
162 A Watch Wait and Wonder (WWW) Parent Education <strong>Program</strong> and Video<br />
(French Subtitles)<br />
Michael Zilibowitz (Australia)<br />
15:30 - 16:15 Video Session 5<br />
163 Medical Staff and Parents Confronted with a Premature Birth: From Shared<br />
Parenthood to a Differentiation of Roles<br />
Carole Muller Nix, Ayala Borghini (Switzerland)<br />
16:00 - 16:20 Break<br />
Salle 3<br />
Salle 4<br />
Salle A<br />
Salle B<br />
Salle C<br />
Salle D<br />
WAIMH Suite<br />
WAIMH Suite<br />
Foyer S1/S2<br />
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16:30 - 18:00 Plenary Interface I<br />
164 Moderator<br />
Miri Keren (Israel)<br />
Interfaces between Dyadic and Triadic Interactions in a Clinical Family over<br />
the Transition to Parenthood<br />
Diane Philipp, (Canada), Marie-Joelle Hervé (France)<br />
18:30 - 20:00 Affi liate Meetings<br />
French Language Affi liates Salle 1<br />
Spanish Language Affi liates Salle 2<br />
North American Affi liates Salle 3<br />
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08:00 - 08:50 Master Class Session II<br />
165 Training <strong>Infant</strong>-Parent Psychotherapists: Applying the Principles of <strong>Infant</strong><br />
Observation (Using Video, Direct Observation, Readings and Group<br />
Refl ection)<br />
Elizabeth Tuters (Canada)<br />
166 Parent-<strong>Infant</strong> Psychotherapy: How to do Brief Work Slowly - A Psychoanalytic<br />
Way of Being with Parents and <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Dilys Daws (Great Britain)<br />
166A Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Psychotherapy: Basic Technique<br />
Bertrand Cramer (Switzerland)<br />
167 Assessing Clinical Disturbances and Disorders of Attachment<br />
Neil Boris (United States)<br />
09:00 - 09:50 Plenary III<br />
168 Moderator<br />
Campbell Paul (Australia)<br />
169 Contributions of the Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Relationship to Dissociative, Borderline,<br />
and Conduct Symptoms in Young Adulthood<br />
Karlen Lyons-Ruth (United States)<br />
10:00 - 10:20 Break<br />
10:30 - 11:50 Symposium Session III<br />
Symposium 14: Attention, Rythmicity, and Intersubjectivity in Babies<br />
170 Moderator<br />
Daniel Mellier (France)<br />
171 Narrations of Agency and Attachment: Measuring the Rhythms of<br />
Engagement with an <strong>Infant</strong><br />
Colwyn Trevarthen (Scotland), Maya Gratier (France), Benjaman Schogle (Great Britain)<br />
172 Forms of Attention and the Rhythm of its Changes in the First Year of Life<br />
Anna Tardos (Hungary)<br />
173 Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interaction at Playing and Quality of Attention in the Baby<br />
Christine Anzieu-Premmereur (United States)<br />
174 Attention and Autism: The Contribution of <strong>Infant</strong> Observation According to<br />
Bick to Child Psychiatry<br />
Pierre Delion (France)<br />
175 Discussants<br />
Bernard Golse (France) and Daniel Stern (Switzerland)<br />
Salle 1<br />
Salle 2<br />
Salle 3<br />
Salle 4<br />
Gaston<br />
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Foyer S1/S2<br />
Gaston<br />
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Symposium 15: From Pregnancy to School: Narratives as an Index of<br />
Family Functioning and Child Social Development<br />
176 Moderator<br />
David Oppenheim (Israel)<br />
177 Couples’ Narratives in Assessing the Transition from Infertility to Parenthood<br />
Joelle Darwiche, Laetitia Marclay, Christiane Robert-Tissot, Marc Germond, Patrice Guex<br />
(Switzerland)<br />
178 Preschoolers’ Family Narratives of an Emotional Event: Interactive<br />
Precursors during Infancy and Toddlerhood<br />
Nicolas Favez, Elodie Abbet, France Frascarolo (Switzerland)<br />
179 Paternal Involvement : An Analysis of Discourse<br />
Chantal Zaouche-Gaudron, Veronique Rouyer (France)<br />
180 The <strong>Association</strong> between Children’s Narratives and Their Tom Capacities<br />
Agnes von Wyl, Stephanie Stadelmann, Sonja Perren, Dieter Buergin, Kai von Klitzing<br />
(Switzerland)<br />
181 Discussant<br />
David Oppenheim (Israel)<br />
Symposium 16: Psychotherapeutic Treatment of the Baby and its<br />
Parents as Seen by Different Schools<br />
182 Moderator<br />
Anne Alvarez (Great Britain)<br />
183 To Whom does the Psychotherapist Speak?<br />
Marie Christine Laznik (France)<br />
184 Some Refl exions on Technique<br />
Bernard Touati (France)<br />
185 Mother-infant Therapy to Prevent the Effect of Maternal Depression on <strong>Infant</strong><br />
Development<br />
Sandra Maestro (Italy)<br />
186 The Clinician’s Use of Self as Third<br />
Elizabeth Tuters (Canada)<br />
187 Discussant<br />
Anne Alvarez (Great Britain)<br />
Louis-Armand<br />
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Symposium 17: How Long Do We Need to Treat?<br />
188 Moderator<br />
Miri Keren (Israel)<br />
189 Changes in Mother-infant Interactional Behaviors Following Dyadic<br />
Treatment and One Year After<br />
Daphna Ginio Dollberg, Ruth Feldman, Sam Tyano, Miri Keren (Israel)<br />
190 Treatment Outcome 10 Years After<br />
Didier Rabain, Elisabeth Aidane (France)<br />
191 What Can Brief Therapy Do <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong>s and Young Children?<br />
Jean-Victor P. Wittenberg, Joanne Cummings (Canada)<br />
192 The Effect of a Preventive <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Intervention over a Five Year<br />
Follow-up<br />
Kaija Puura (Finland)<br />
193 Discussant<br />
Miri Keren (Israel)<br />
Symposium 18: Quality in Center-based Childcare: Links between<br />
External Structures and Internal Processes<br />
194 Moderator<br />
Marinus van IJzendoorn (Netherlands)<br />
195 Quality in Dutch Child Care Centers: Trends in Quality 1995-2005<br />
H.J. Vermeer, Marinus van IJzendoorn, R.E.L. de Kruif, R.G. Fukkink, L.W.C. Tavecchio,<br />
J.M.A. Riksen-Walraven, J. van Zeijl (Netherlands)<br />
196 Government Policy Contributes to Quality <strong>Infant</strong>-toddler Childcare:<br />
Longitudinal Trends in Australia<br />
L.J. Harrison, Helen Skouteris, J. Watson, J.A. Ungerer (Australia)<br />
197 Quality Assessments in <strong>Infant</strong> Childcare in Australia: Results from the<br />
Longitudinal Study of Australian Children<br />
L.J. Harrison, J.A. Ungerer (Australia)<br />
198 Measuring Quality In Dutch Child Care Centers<br />
R.E.L. de Kruif, H.J. Vermeer, R.G. Fukkink, Marinus van IJzendoorn, L.W.C. Tavecchio,<br />
J.M.A. Riksen-Walraven, J. van Zeijl (Netherlands)<br />
199 Discussant<br />
Marinus van IJzendoorn (Netherlands)<br />
Symposium 19: The Father’s Roles and the Therapist’s Roles in<br />
Different Parent-Child Therapies<br />
200 Moderator<br />
Kai von Klitzing (Switzerland)<br />
Cite<br />
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Painleve<br />
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201 The Real Father in Mother-Child and Father-Child Psychotherapy<br />
Hayuta Kaplan (Israel)<br />
202 Comparing the Therapist’s Roles in Mother-Child and Father-Child Therapy to<br />
the Father’s Role in Child Development<br />
Judith Harel (Israel)<br />
203 The Missing Third<br />
Renate Barth (Germany)<br />
204 Discussant<br />
Kai von Klitzing (Switzerland)<br />
Symposium 20: The Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB) <strong>for</strong> Assessing<br />
Social Withdrawal in <strong>Infant</strong>s: Further Validations and Clinical<br />
Applications<br />
205 Moderator<br />
Sam Tyano (Israel)<br />
206 The Prevalence of <strong>Infant</strong>’s Withdrawal Symptoms in Finland<br />
Kaija Helena Puura (Finland)<br />
207 Longitudinal Follow Up of the Mother - Baby Dyads with the ADBB Scale in<br />
Well Baby Clinic: A Tool <strong>for</strong> Screening <strong>Infant</strong>s ‘Suffering Within the Bonds’<br />
Kaija Helena Puura (Finland), Joelle Rochette (France), Jorge L. Tizon (Spain), Antoine<br />
Guedeney (France)<br />
208 Experiences Using ADBB-ARBB in Poor Barcelona Districts<br />
Jorge L. Tizon (Spain)<br />
209 The ADBB Scale in 650 Eighteen Month Old Parisian <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Antoine Guedeney (France)<br />
209A Discussant<br />
Sam Tyano (Israel)<br />
July 10, 10:30 - 11:50 Workshop Session 3<br />
210 Workshop 13: Absent Fathers; Their Effects on their Growing Sons’<br />
Personality<br />
Lynn Barnett, Paul Barrows, Sebastien Kraemer (Great Britain)<br />
211 Workshop 14: The Parent-infant Relation as the Patient: About Diagnosing<br />
and Treating Babies with Failure to Thrive<br />
Bert H.F. Derkx, Marja J. Rexwinkel, Marcel G.J. Schmeets (Netherlands)<br />
212 Workshop 15: Remembering the Pain of the Past: Adult Representations of<br />
Childhood Experiences and Related Caregiving Behaviors<br />
Jude Cassidy, Susan Woodhouse, Kent Hoffman (United States)<br />
213 Workshop 16: Doulas: First Connections Leave Lasting Impressions<br />
Nick Wechsler, Portia Kennel (United States)<br />
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214 Workshop 17: Strategies <strong>for</strong> Improving Orphanages<br />
Christina Groark, Robert McCall (United States)<br />
215 Workshop 18: Investigating a Music Therapy Intervention <strong>for</strong> Medically<br />
Fragile Newborns: The Art of Intersubjectivity<br />
Helen Shoemark, Stephen Malloch, Campbell Paul, Carol Newnham, Margot Prior<br />
(Australia)<br />
10:30 - 11:15 Video Session 6<br />
216 The Art of Intervention: Looking and Listening<br />
Christine Ann Hill, Anna Molan (Australia)<br />
11:30 - 12:15 Video Session 7<br />
217 Mother-Baby Joint Hospitalization Unit in Montesson, France: Video<br />
Presentation of the Different Phases of Inpatient Treatment of Early<br />
Relationship Disorders and their Consequences <strong>for</strong> the Baby<br />
Patrick Chardeau, Carmen Da Mota Mattonoet (France)<br />
12:00 - 13:20 Poster Session I - Fathers<br />
218 Fathers’ Perceptions of Raising Young Children: An Analysis of Problems<br />
and Rewards<br />
Lindsay A. Schroeder, Margaret K. McKim (Canada)<br />
219 Paternal Characteristics Predicting Adjustment of <strong>Infant</strong>s in Different Care<br />
Arrangements<br />
Leah Hatton, Alissa Schactman, Margaret K. McKim (Canada)<br />
220 The Processes of Going into Fatherhood: A Clinical Approach<br />
Despina Naziri, Lotta de Coster, Thalia Dragonas (Belgium)<br />
221 Parenting Stress in Fathers of Children with Special Needs<br />
Lorraine McKelvey, Lauren Barton, Andrea Hart, Leanne Whiteside-Mansell, Hiram E.<br />
Fitzgerald (United States)<br />
222 When Daddy is Sad: Relations between Father Depression and Child<br />
Behavior<br />
Katie Christiansen, Lori Roggman, Lisa Boyce (United States)<br />
223 Fathers’ Representations be<strong>for</strong>e and after the Birth of the First Child<br />
Carla Candelori, Alessandra Babore (Italy)<br />
224 What Fathers Have to Say<br />
Natalie Boyle (Australia)<br />
225 A National Project to Promote Fathering - The Canadian Experience<br />
Jim Howes (Canada)<br />
12:00 - 13:20 Poster Session I - Preventative Interventions<br />
226 The Government of the Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interaction<br />
Ana Laura Godinho Lima (Brazil)<br />
Salle C<br />
Salle D<br />
WAIMH Suite<br />
WAIMH Suite<br />
Foyer S1<br />
Foyer S1<br />
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227 Preventive Pediatric <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Care <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong>s and Toddlers<br />
Rahil Briggs (United States)<br />
228 A State Wide Early Intervention <strong>Program</strong> - Working Together to Make it Work<br />
Pamela duRieu Linke, Sharyn Galwey (Australia)<br />
229 Early Head Start Participation, Family Routines, Parenting Stress, and Child<br />
Literacy<br />
Rachel Schiffman, Lorraine McKelvey, Thomas Reischl, Hiram E. Fitzgerald, Lixiong Gu,<br />
Holly Brophy-Herb, Shelley Hawver, Mary DeLuca (United States)<br />
230 Early Childhood Professionals, Hidden Actors of Risk Behavior Prevention: A<br />
Participative Study in the Rhone-Alps Region (France)<br />
Denis Fontaine, Jean-Francois Vallette, Denis Mellier (France)<br />
231 Supporting Babies and their Families in Major Disasters: Emergency<br />
Psychotherapeutic Interventions <strong>for</strong> Repatriate Babies in Roissy Charles de<br />
Gaulle Airport during the Ivory Coast Confl ict<br />
Dalila Rezzoug, Helene Romano, Frederic Adnet, Marie Rose Moro, Thierry Baubet<br />
(France)<br />
232 Study of the Therapeutic Effects of Two Attachment-based Intervention<br />
Modalities with <strong>Infant</strong>s in Chile<br />
Veronica Undurraga Perez, Felipe Lecannelier Acevedo, Ana Maria Olivares Barahona,<br />
Nancy Goldstein Avdaloff, Catalina Larrain, Marianela Hoffmann Soto (Chile)<br />
233 The Moderating Effect of Parental Warmth and Sensitivity on the <strong>Association</strong><br />
between Physical Discipline and Child Behavioral Outcomes: A Longitudinal<br />
Approach<br />
Ann Stacks, Jean Gerard, Toko Oshio Jacqueline Guzell-Roe (United States)<br />
234 Promoting Attachment Security in Primary Prevention using Video Feedback<br />
Per Olof Svanberg (Great Britain)<br />
235 Research Basis <strong>for</strong> Integrating Social Emotional and Intellectual Development<br />
Ellen Galinsky (United States)<br />
236 Intentional Learning Communities in New Mexico Pilot through Communitybased<br />
<strong>Program</strong> Partnership<br />
Lois Vermilya (United States)<br />
237 Systemic Trans<strong>for</strong>mations in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Oklahoma, and<br />
Illinois<br />
Nina Sazer O’Donnell (United States)<br />
238 Increasing Motivation <strong>for</strong> Professional Career Ladders<br />
Craig Jones (United States)<br />
239 Quality Improvements in Child Care<br />
Mimi Graham (United States)<br />
240 Through the Looking Glass: An Attachment-based Parenting Project Based in<br />
Child Care<br />
Sally Watson, Pam Murphy (Australia)<br />
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241 Using Attachment Understanding to Promote Teacher-Child Relationship and<br />
Build Community among the Children<br />
Robyn Mary Dolby, Naomi Iliffe, Belinda Swan, Judy Croll (Australia)<br />
242 Refl ective Conversations: A Model <strong>for</strong> Clinical Support <strong>for</strong> Child Care Staff<br />
Elizabeth Warren, Robyn Mary Dolby (Australia)<br />
243 Parent Cognitions and Parent-<strong>Infant</strong> Interaction: The Relationship with<br />
Development in the First 12 Months<br />
Melissa Ferrier-Lynn, Helen Skouteris, Geraldine Abdilla (Australia)<br />
244 Helping High-risk <strong>Infant</strong>s: Preventative and Early Intervention Practices<br />
Jan C Smith, Melissa Ferrier-Lynn (Australia)<br />
245 Maternal Postpartum Adjustment in Victoria’s South West: A Rural<br />
Perspective<br />
Melissa Ferrier-Lynn (Australia)<br />
246 The Chances <strong>for</strong> Children Teen Parent-<strong>Infant</strong> Project: Why, What, Where, and<br />
How?<br />
Ava Siegler (United States)<br />
247 Bridging the Gap: Looking at how Teen Mothers use Group Process<br />
Elizabeth Buckner (United States)<br />
248 Psychological Effects of Early Food Allergies on the Development of Young<br />
Children<br />
Lalia Castro de Souza, Noelle van de Casteele, Mathieu Zannotti, Delphine de Boissieu,<br />
Christophe Dupont (France)<br />
249 How Attachment Theory In<strong>for</strong>ms <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Practice with Toddlers<br />
and Parents in a Community Care Center<br />
Nicole Guedeney, Anne-Sophie Mintz, Marie-Odile Perouse de Montclos (France)<br />
250 The Home Visit and the Medical Student<br />
Lasia Martins Nudelmann, Salvador Hackmann Calia, Carmen Martins Nudelmann (Brazil)<br />
251 Relationships among Parental Knowledge of <strong>Infant</strong> Development: Complexity<br />
of Reasoning about Development and Quality of Home Environment in an<br />
Early Head Start Population<br />
Jacqueline Guzell-Roe, Ann Stacks (United States)<br />
252 A Parents-Baby Club as a Therapeutic Containing and Preventing Milieu<br />
Neta Avner, Ravit Efroni, Keren Paz, Noa Golan (Israel)<br />
253 The Karitane Residential Family Care Clinical <strong>Program</strong> - Sydney, Australia<br />
Deborah Nemeth, Cecily Barton, Jane Phillips (Australia)<br />
254 Evaluation of Child and Maternal Outcomes associated with the Karitane<br />
Residential Family Care Unit <strong>Program</strong><br />
Deborah Nemeth, Jane Phillips (Australia)<br />
255 Implementation and Evaluation of Parent-Child Interaction Clinic (PCIC) at a<br />
Residential Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Service<br />
Jane Phillips, Deborah Nemeth, Cecily Barton (Australia)<br />
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256 A Community Development Approach to Cross-sectoral Initiatives <strong>for</strong> Early<br />
<strong>Infant</strong> and Family Development<br />
Jean Hughes, Elizabeth Kay-Raining Bird (Canada)<br />
257 The Lay Home Visitor Role: Linchpin to Enabling a Cross-sectoral Approach<br />
to Early <strong>Infant</strong>-Family Interventions<br />
Jean Hughes, Denise Sommerfeld (Canada)<br />
258 When the Destination becomes the Journey: Viewing Research Progress and<br />
Outcome Measures from the Family’s and Community’s Perspectives<br />
Jean Hughes, Elizabeth Kay-Raining Bird, Denise Sommerfeld (Canada)<br />
259 Babies’ Helplessness, Practitioners’ Helplessness: How Teams can contain<br />
the Babies’ Anxieties?<br />
Denis Mellier, Patrick Mauvais (France)<br />
12:00 - 13:20 Poster Session I - Parenting & Family Process<br />
260 Becoming Parents: Couple’s Attachment on Marital Quality during the<br />
Transition to Parenthood<br />
Rosetta Castellano, Patrizia Velotti, Giulio Cesare Zavattini (Italy)<br />
261 Assessment of Depressed Mother-Father-Child Triad Interaction of Japanese<br />
Families: Preliminary Case Studies<br />
Hitoshi Kaneko, Yasuko Sasaki, Haya Sechiyama, Takahiro Yoshizumi, Masae Ninomiya,<br />
Yukari Hibino, Shoko Hamada, Erika Maruyama, Shuji Honjo (Japan)<br />
262 Sleep: Predictors from 18 Months to 42 Months<br />
Alissa Schactman, Leah Hatton, Marnee Maroes, Margaret K. McKim (Canada)<br />
263 Predictors of Parents Physical Disciplinary Practices: The Infl uence of<br />
Psychopathology and Cultural Beliefs<br />
Ricardo Barroso, Miguel Goncalves, Carla Machado (Portugal)<br />
264 Parental Characteristics, Abandonment, and Placement of Children in a Child<br />
Care Institution<br />
Grigori Abatzogchlou, Christina Chatzidimitriou (Greece)<br />
265 The Special Circumstances of Mothers in Japan whose Children go to Bed<br />
Late<br />
Hiromi Kawasaki, Eleanor Kane, Mika Nishiyama, Hiroe Tsushima (Japan)<br />
266 Pregnancy as a Trauma Repetition Compulsion: How to Prevent it? How to<br />
Sustain the Mother-Child Couple?<br />
Maria Lucia Maulucci, Emilia de Rosa, Riccardo Cocchi, Giovanni Hassan (Italy)<br />
267 Child Homicide caused by Repeated Child Battering<br />
Anne L.M. Kauppi (Finland)<br />
268 Some Methodological Problems in Longitudinal Studies with <strong>Infant</strong>s and<br />
Toddlers in the Foster Care System<br />
Rob Clyman, Dong Pan, Christina Little, Heather Beil (United States)<br />
Foyer S1<br />
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269 Description of the Treatment of Small Children and their Families in the<br />
Family Ward in the Department of Child Psychiatry, Hospital <strong>for</strong> Chlidren and<br />
Adolescents, University Hospital in Helsinki<br />
Eeva-Liisa Palomaki (Finland)<br />
270 Longitudinal Study of Pregnancy After Infertility<br />
Laetitia Marclay, Joelle Darwiche, Marc Germond, Patrice Guex (Switzerland)<br />
271 Evaluation of Families with Adolescent Parents in the Urban Periphery of<br />
Porto Alegre, Brazil<br />
Angela Maria Polgati Diehl, Olga Falceto, Elena Metcalf, Carmen Fernandes (Brazil)<br />
272 Risk Exposure in Toddlers of Low-income Families: Links to Child<br />
Functioning at Five Years of Age<br />
Lorraine McKelvey, Hiram E. Fitzgerald, Rachel Schiffman (United States)<br />
273 Increasing School Readiness through Parent Involvement and Education:<br />
One State’s Experience<br />
Celeste Sturdevant Reed, Laurie Van Egeren, Laura Bates, Betty Tableman, Hiram E.<br />
Fitzgerald (United States)<br />
274 Effects of the Training <strong>Program</strong> <strong>for</strong> Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interaction in Infancy:<br />
Looking through Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interaction Style, Touch Pattern, and Joint<br />
Attention<br />
Keumjoo Kwak, Sunghae Park, Yoonkyung Jeong, Sujung Kim, Yumi Choi (Korean<br />
Republic (south))<br />
275 Child and Maternal Outcomes Following Admission to the Karitane<br />
Residential Family Care Unit in Sydney, Australia<br />
Jane Phillips, Deborah Nemeth (Australia)<br />
276 Medical Termination and Prenatal Psychological Process<br />
Vrronique Mirlesse, F. Perrote, Monique Bouchilloux, C. de Vigan, Marie-Jose Soubieux,<br />
Francois Sirol, Linda Morisseau, Fernand Daffos (France)<br />
277 Assisted Reproductive Technologies, Psychological Management, and<br />
Couples with HIV Infection<br />
Ouriel Rosenblum, Sylvie Viaux, David Cohen (France)<br />
278 A Comprehensive Preschool Day Treatment <strong>Program</strong><br />
Mona Segal, Susan Ward, Linda Aspler (Canada)<br />
279 High Risk Pregnancy and Sexual Abuse in Childhood<br />
Mylene Garo, Ouriel Rosenblum (France)<br />
280 Dynamics of the Consultation of Clinic Psychology in Medical Aid to<br />
Procreation with Gametes Gift: Questions about How to Work the Roots of<br />
Parentality in Therapeutic Consultations<br />
Patrick Cauvin (France)<br />
281 A Comprehensive Preschool Day Treatment <strong>Program</strong><br />
Mona Segal, Susan Ward, Linda Aspler (Canada)<br />
282 Paiga - Twenty and Two Years of Experience with Pregnant Adolescents<br />
Angela Maria Polgati Diehl, Angela Horn Pegoraro, Maria Estela Peccin Soares, Maria<br />
Geraldina Vicosa, Vanessa Galarraga (Brazil)<br />
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283 Cotherapy in Seriously Disturbed <strong>Infant</strong>-Parent Interactions<br />
Didier Rabain, Ludovic Duverge, Francine Couetoux, Marcela Montes de Oca, Jacqueline<br />
Wendland (France)<br />
284 Antenatal Diagnosis: Pregnancy and Parent-<strong>Infant</strong> Relations<br />
Marie-Jose Soubieux, Francois Sirol, Anne Brisson, Marie-Anne Lepez, Michele Marillaud,<br />
Jeanne-Marie Schuller, Christine Arato (France)<br />
12:00 - 13:20 Poster Session I - Caregiving Contexts<br />
285 Depressed versus Non-depressed Mothers Reading a Picture Book to their<br />
<strong>Infant</strong>s: An Analysis of Nonverbal Behaviors<br />
Nadja Reissland (Great Britain)<br />
286 Questions about the Place of Therapists between Neutral and Acting Position<br />
Meret Vallon, (Switzerland)<br />
287 The Peek-a-Boo Club: An <strong>Infant</strong>/Mother Treatment Group to Address the<br />
Effects of the Experience and Exposure to Severe Family Violence<br />
Lindy Henry, Bez Robertson, Wendy Bunston, Kate Enderby, Naomi Audette, Frances<br />
Thomson Salo (Australia)<br />
288 The Reason <strong>for</strong> Rhyme in the Mother <strong>Infant</strong> Relationship<br />
Siobhan Aidene Hannigan, Anne Cumming, Christine Steentyes (Australia)<br />
289 The 24 Hours Care Unit in the Child Psychiatric Clinic in University Hospital<br />
of Tampere<br />
Pirjo Rantanen (Finland)<br />
290 Exploring the Concept of Emotional Availability in the <strong>Infant</strong> Childcare<br />
Setting: A Comparison of <strong>Infant</strong> Interactions with Mothers, Fathers and<br />
Professional Caregivers<br />
Sharne Annette Rolfe (Australia)<br />
291 The Effi cacy of the <strong>World</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Organization (WHO) Care <strong>for</strong> Development<br />
Intervention on Improving the Home Environment of Young Children<br />
Ilgi Ozturk Ertem, Gulsum Atay, Derya Dogan Gumus, Bahar Emine Bingoler, Asuman<br />
Bayhan, Dolunay Sarica, Hanife Ozdemir, Gulden Ozturk, Canan Gul Gok, Gonul Erdogan,<br />
Nermin Sezer, Habibe Dilsiz (Turkey)<br />
292 The First Steps: Preventive Developmental Guidance in Multicultural<br />
Environments<br />
Patrick Meurs, Gül Jullian (Belgium)<br />
293 Listening to Preverbal Children: Symbolic Gestures as an Intervention to<br />
Enhance the Caregiver-Child Relationship<br />
Claire Vallotton (United States)<br />
294 Introducing <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> to Childminders and Nursery Nurses: The<br />
Solihull Approach<br />
Hazel Douglas, Samantha Day, Mary Rheeston (Great Britain)<br />
295 Promoting <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> in the Preschool Setting: Building Resilience and<br />
Relationships through Supporting Motor Skill Development<br />
Naomi Priest (Australia)<br />
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296 Nurture or Neglect: Does what You get Determine who You will Become?<br />
Rosalie Woodside (United States)<br />
297 The <strong>Infant</strong>, Toddler, Preschool Resilience <strong>Program</strong>: Responding to the Effects<br />
of Terrorism and Natural Disasters in New York, Israel, and Maldives<br />
Claude Chemtob, Robert Abramovitz (United States), Shmuel Lahad (Israel), Helena Duch<br />
(United States)<br />
298 Parent <strong>Infant</strong> Psychotherapy in Situations of Exile and Migration<br />
Marie Rose Moro, Benoit Dutray, Dalila Rezzoug, Thierry Baubet (France)<br />
299 Supporting <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> in Center-based Child Care<br />
Porcia Kennel, Rima Malhotra, Mary Chainski (United States)<br />
300 Parent-Child Relationship in the Context of Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) and<br />
Hematopoetic Cell Transplantation (HCT)<br />
Elise Drain (France)<br />
301 Migration, A Risk <strong>for</strong> Identity?<br />
Taieb Ferradji, Dalila Rezzoug, Marie Rose Moro (France)<br />
302 Attachment and Cultures<br />
Stephane Boussat, Quirot Benoit (France)<br />
303 Using Ecomaps to Explore the Sources of Social Support of Hispanic Fathers<br />
of <strong>Infant</strong>s and Toddlers with Disabilities<br />
Vivian Correa, Joyce Tardaguila-Harth, Peter Alter (United States)<br />
304 Cortisol as a biomarker <strong>for</strong> Quality Child Care<br />
Margaret Sims, Trevor Parry, Andrew Guilfoyle (Australia)<br />
307 What Does Good Enough Child Care look like <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong>s?<br />
Margaret Sims (Australia)<br />
308 In Search of New Ways: Listening to the Child - Refl ections on a Project<br />
of Supporting the <strong>Health</strong> of Children and Adolescents of Slums in Rio de<br />
Janeiro, Brazil<br />
Angela M. Maggioli Rabello, Astrea da Gama e Silva, Flavia Averbug, Regina Celi Bastos<br />
Lima, Sandra Mara de Mello Lopes, Tereza Carsalade (Brazil)<br />
309 Through the Looking Glass: A Partnership in Parenting Project<br />
Pam Murphy, Sally Watson (Australia)<br />
310 Epidemiological Data on a Community-based <strong>Infant</strong> Unit in Paris<br />
Didier Rabain, Elisabeth Aidane, Marcela Montes de Oca (France)<br />
311 Evaluation of Therapeutic Foster Care <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong>s at Risk: Which Milestones?<br />
Cathy Foures, Jean-Louis Nouvel, Martin Pavelka, Richard Pascal, Hana Rottman (France)<br />
312 The I Feel Pictures: Methodological Considerations and Cross-cultural<br />
Evaluation<br />
Jutta Raita-Hasu (Finland)<br />
313 <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Training Modules<br />
Carrie Mori, Melissa Bandy, Johnna Anderson (United States)<br />
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313A Pregnancy During Adolescence in Contexts of Poverty: Effects in the Tasks<br />
of the Adolescent Development<br />
Maria Teresa Pierola (Peru)<br />
313B Maternal Representations and Adolescent Mothers: A Comparative Study<br />
Pierina Traverso (Peru)<br />
313C Adolescent Motherhood in Adolescents in Contexts of Poverty: Obstacle or<br />
Project of Life?<br />
Magaly Nablega (Peru)<br />
313D Social Representations About Childhood: Perspectives of Mothers from<br />
Different Peruvian Regions<br />
Cecilia Thorne, Magaly Nablega, Paula Moreyra, Betty Pena (Peru)<br />
12:00 - 13:20 Poster Session I - Autistic Spectrum Disorders<br />
314 The Body Image and its Psychopathology in Tex Avery Cartoons<br />
Marion Duguet, Franck Bonelli, Jean-Louis Goeb, Pierre Delion (France)<br />
315 The Self-report FAQ shows Diffi culties in Parents of Autistic Children<br />
Laurence Robel (France)<br />
316 The Effects of Responsive Teaching on Young Children with Autism/PDD and<br />
Children with other Developmental Disabilities<br />
Gerald Mahoney, Frida Perales (United States)<br />
317 Progression of Play in Non-autistic Autism Spectrum Disorders<br />
Prahtiba N. Reebye, Atefeh Soltanifar, Annie Wolverton, Christopher Gibbins (Canada)<br />
318 Child Psychiatric Day Ward <strong>for</strong> Autistic Children<br />
Tuula Olkinuora, Anna-Kaarina Roto, Kaija Puura, Palvi Kaukonen (Finland)<br />
319 Regression versus No Regression in Autistic Disorder: Developmental<br />
Trajectories<br />
Paola Bernabei, Antonella Cerquiglini, Flavia Cortesi, Caterina D’Ardia, Anna Volzone (Italy)<br />
320 Presentation of Preaut Research and Discussion of the First Results<br />
Graciela Cullere Crespin, Marie-Christine Laznik, Jean-Louis Sarradet, Claude Bursztejn<br />
(France)<br />
321 The Importance of a Medical Genetics Evaluation in Pervasive Developmental<br />
Disorder<br />
Mandy Barker, Armand Bottani (Switzerland)<br />
322 A Pilot Study to Establish the Feasibility of Parental Targeted Video<br />
Recording <strong>for</strong> Studies of Social Communication in Early Childhood<br />
Philip Wilson, Christine Puckering, Nadja Reissland, Helen Marwick (Great Britain),<br />
Christopher Gillberg (Sweden), Alex McConnachie (Great Britain)<br />
323 Over-sensitiveness of the Autistic Child to the Fluctuations of the Maternal<br />
Investment: A Predictive Sign of Good Evolution in the Autistic Spectrum?<br />
Patrick Cauvin, Sophie Catala, Marie Delinger, Martine Myquel (France)<br />
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324 Social Nets as a Complementary Side of the Long-term Therapeutic<br />
Intervention in Developmental Disorders<br />
Ana Ma Fabre-Y Del Rivero (Mexico)<br />
325 Family Errancy, Discontinuity in Primary Bonds and their Relationship with<br />
Pharmacodependency<br />
Juana Ma. Borbolla-Parez (Mexico)<br />
326 Theoretical and Clinical Considerations about Long-term Work with Severe<br />
Developmental Psychopathology (Autistic Spectrum Disorders)<br />
Celia Delgado-Teijeiro (Mexico)<br />
327 Relations to Objects and Object Relations: Bi-modal Developmental Group<br />
Therapy <strong>for</strong> Treating Disorders of Relating and Communicating<br />
Rita Jacoby, Josette Ewert, Delphine Plumier, Marie-Jeanne Schon, Jean-Francois Vervier,<br />
Romy Weyrich (Luxembourg)<br />
328 Evolution of the Treatment of a Group of Children with ASD with a<br />
Developmental Relationship Approach Based Model<br />
Maria Teresa Sindelar (Switzerland), Annalisa Monti (Italy)<br />
12:00 - 13:20, Poster Workshop Session II<br />
Poster Workshop 5: Pre- and Peri-natal Infl uences on Risk<br />
329 Facilitator<br />
Klaus Minde (Canada)<br />
330 Pre- and Peri-natal Infl uences on Risk Processes Is the Baby Mine or the<br />
Hospital’s - Supporting the Early Relationship in Hospital Environment<br />
Inger Linnea Soderlund (Finland)<br />
331 Attachment Quality to Fathers in Preterm <strong>Infant</strong>s at 12 Months of Age<br />
Ruediger Kissgen, Angela Kribs, Norbert Heinen, Bernhard Roth (Germany)<br />
332 Disorganized Attachment Quality in Very Low Birthweight Preterm <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
and Postnatal Neurobiological Risk<br />
Karl Heinz-Brisch (Germany)<br />
333 Trauma of Pre-term Birth: Coping Processes, Mother-Child Relationship, and<br />
Early Regulatory/Developmental Tasks - A Prospective Study<br />
Grazyna Kmita (Poland)<br />
334 Effects of Preterm Extrauterine Visual Experience on the Developing Visual<br />
System: A Longitudinal Study of Shifts of Attention and Gaze in Early Infancy<br />
Sabine Hunnius, Reint H. Geuze, Arend F. Bos, Mar J. Zweens (Netherlands)<br />
335 Parenting Preterm <strong>Infant</strong>s: Neonatal Risk, Maternal Social Isolation, and<br />
Depression<br />
Jon-Paul Bianchi, Julie Poehlmann (United States)<br />
336 Sleeping and Feeding Patterns of Premature and/or Sick <strong>Infant</strong>s After<br />
Discharge from the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and their Parents’ Wellbeing<br />
Arna Skuladottir, Rakel Bjorg Jonsdottir, Solveig Kristjansdottir (Iceland)<br />
Foyer S2<br />
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337 Sleeping and Feeding Rhythms of Premature <strong>Infant</strong>s in Japan<br />
Kumi Mikuni, Taiko Hirose, Motoko Okamitsu, Sakae Saito, Masami Usui, Miho Kusanagi,<br />
Izumi Takahashi, Mayumi Hiramatsu, Taeko Teramoto, Takahide Omori (Japan)<br />
338 Maternal <strong>Mental</strong> Representations in the Light of Prematurity: Contribution of<br />
Kangaroo Care<br />
Kelley Paula MacGregor, Nuno Miguel Reis, Pedro Caldeira da Silva (Portugal)<br />
339 Contextual Predictors of Cognitive Development among Very Low Birth<br />
Weight Children<br />
Hyunjin Kim, Hoewook Chung (United States)<br />
Poster Workshop 6: Story Stems: Children’s Representations in the<br />
Early School Years - Developmental and Cultural Infl uences<br />
339A Facilitator<br />
Robert N. Emde (United States)<br />
340 <strong>Mental</strong> Representations of Parents and Family Structure of First Grade<br />
Elementary School Children from Brazil & Germany: Similarities and<br />
Differences<br />
Leticia Franieck (Germany)<br />
341 Effects of Prematurity in Children’s Play Narratives<br />
Reija Latva, Liisa Lehtonen, Raili Salmelin, Tuula Tamminen (Finland)<br />
342 Exploration of a New Coding System <strong>for</strong> the MacArthur Narrative Story Stem<br />
Battery<br />
Antonia Glowacki, Peter Fonagy (Great Britain)<br />
343 Changes of Attachment to the Mother from Infancy to Childhood: Are Girls<br />
Less at Risk?<br />
Ildiko Toth, Agnes Szollosi, Ildiko Danis (Hungary), Jonathan Michael Green (Great Britain),<br />
Judit Gervai (Hungary)<br />
344 Italian Validation of the Manchester Child Attachment Task and its<br />
Relationship with AAI, SAT: Temperamental Characteristics and Social Skills<br />
Maria Zaccagnino, Barbara Actis Perrinetti, Fabio Veglia (Italy)<br />
345 <strong>Association</strong>s between Triadic Family Relationship during Infancy and<br />
Children’s Narrative Representations at Preschool Age<br />
Kai von Klitzing, Stephanie Stadelmann, Agnes von Wyl, Sonja Perren (Switzerland)<br />
346 Meanings of Parental Divorce as Refl ected in Correlates of Children’s<br />
Narrative Themes<br />
Inge Bretherton, Timothy Page (United States)<br />
347 Profi les of Story Telling with the MacArthur Story Stem Battery<br />
JoAnn Robinson, Monica Ox<strong>for</strong>d, Mary Klute, Susan Spieker (United States)<br />
348 Using the MacArthur Story Stem Battery to Understand Antisocial Children<br />
Jonathan Hill, Nichaela Broyden, Gill Lancaster (Great Britain)<br />
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349 Clinical Use of MacArthur Story Stem Battery in Preschool Children with<br />
Sexual Abuse<br />
Yee Jin Shin, Kyung Sook Lee, Joo Young Woo (Korean Republic (south))<br />
350 Structured Diagnostic Interviews: Parent and Child Report in Preschoolers<br />
with Manic-like Symptoms<br />
Carol Beres<strong>for</strong>d, JoAnn Robinson, John Holmberg (United States)<br />
351 Story Stem Assessments of the Effects of Maltreatment in Legal, Clinical, and<br />
Child Protection Work<br />
Jill Hodges (Great Britain)<br />
352 Children’s Play Narratives in Clinical Practice at a Child Psychiatric Family<br />
Ward<br />
Palvi Kaukonen, Reija Latva, Raili Salmelin, Ilona Luoma (Finland)<br />
353 Caregiver Traumatization and Young Children’s <strong>Mental</strong> Representations of<br />
Self and Others<br />
Daniel Schecter, Annette Zygmunt, JoAnn Robinson (United States)<br />
354 Emotional Themes in Narratives of Depressed versus ADHD and <strong>Health</strong>y<br />
Preschoolers<br />
Andy Belden, Jill Sullivan, Joan Luby (United States)<br />
355 How Preschool Children Deal with Hypothetical Confl icts: <strong>Association</strong>s<br />
between Avoidance and Emotional/Behavioral Problems<br />
Stephanie Stadelmann, Agnes von Wyl, Sonja Perren, Kai von Klitzing (Switzerland)<br />
13:00 - 13:45 Video Session 8<br />
356 Meeting a Baby<br />
Pedro Caldeira da Silva (Portugal)<br />
13:30 - 14:20 Lunch<br />
IMHJ Board Meeting<br />
Hiram E. Fitzgerald, Deborah Weatherston (United States)<br />
14:30 - 15:50 Symposia Session IV<br />
Symposium 21: Symposium of the Marce Society (Francophone<br />
Group)<br />
357 Moderator<br />
Nine Glangeaud-Freudenthal (France)<br />
358 Pregnancy and Family History of Suicide: <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Considerations<br />
Oguz Omay (France)<br />
359 Prevention and Care <strong>for</strong> Puerperal and Perinatal Psychological Disorders:<br />
Liaison Psychiatry in Maternity<br />
Anne-Laure Sutter, Elisabeth Glatigny-Dallay, C. Quintric, M. Loustau, M.P. Padrosa, C.<br />
Soubielle, I. Lacaze, V. Schaeffer, J. Horovitz, R. Saura, D. Roux, Dominique Dallay, E.<br />
Toussaint, Helene Verdoux (France)<br />
WAIMH Suite<br />
Salle 1<br />
Gaston<br />
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360 Babies Admitted with their Mother in Psychiatric Mother-baby Units (MBU) in<br />
France and Belgium: Results from National Data Collection (2002-2004)<br />
Nine Glangeaud-Freudenthal, Anne-Laure Sutter, Veronique Lafont, Odile Cazas, Christine<br />
Rainelli, Rafaele Cammas, Marie-Agathe Zimmerman, Blanche Massari, Alain Debourg,<br />
Michel Maron, Francois Poinso, Sylvie Nezelof, Soulie Maryse, Corrine Dumoutier, Clare<br />
Dakowski (France)<br />
361 Perinatal Networks and their Role in <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Prevention<br />
Catherine Isserlis, Maurice Toledano (France)<br />
362 Discussant<br />
Nine Glangeaud-Freudenthal (France)<br />
Symposium 22: Emotional Availability: Cultural and Community<br />
Contexts<br />
363 Moderator<br />
Ora Avierzer (Israel)<br />
364 Emotional Availability in Mothers with a History of Abuse<br />
E. Moehler (Germany), Z. Biringen (United States), C. Kaufmann, A. Wiebel, P. Parzer, F.<br />
Resch (Germany)<br />
365 Cultural Differences in Emotional Availability and Parenting in Young US<br />
Mothers<br />
Jana Chaudhuri, A. Easterbrooks (United States)<br />
366 Mother-child Emotional Availability in Cultural Ecological Developmental<br />
Perspective: Three Cultures, Two Regions, Two Ages, Two Genders<br />
Marc Bornstein, D. Leach, M. Heslington, M. Gini, J. Suwalsky, P. Venuti, S. de Falco, Z.<br />
Giusti, C. Zingman de Galperin (United States)<br />
367 Emotional Availability Intervention with Child Care Providers of <strong>Infant</strong>s and<br />
Toddlers: A Community Perspective<br />
Z. Biringen, J. Aberle, L. Al-Subhi, S. Altenhofen, S. Bennet-Shuck, E. Coker, A. Moorlag, A.<br />
Okuzawa, J. Wood (United States)<br />
368 Discussant<br />
Ora Avierzer (Israel)<br />
Symposium 23: Parenting Interventions <strong>for</strong> Drug Dependent Women:<br />
Focus on Refl ective Functioning and the Mother-Child Relationship<br />
369 Moderator<br />
Alicia Lieberman (United States)<br />
370 Theoretical Mechansisms of Attachment and Addiction in Parenting:<br />
Implications <strong>for</strong> Intervention Development<br />
Linda Mayes (United States)<br />
371 Early Motherhood and Substance Dependency: Factors Related to Better<br />
Outcome of Residential Treatment<br />
Marjukka Pajulo, Mirjam Kalland (Finland)<br />
Louis-Armand<br />
East/Est<br />
Louis-Armand<br />
West/Ouest<br />
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372 The Mothers and Toddlers <strong>Program</strong> <strong>for</strong> Women Enrolled in Outpatient<br />
Treatment <strong>for</strong> Drug and Alcohol Use<br />
Nancy Suchman, Cindy DeCoste, Nicole Schmitt (United States)<br />
373 Discussant<br />
Alicia Lieberman (United States)<br />
Symposium 24: The Cowap Compromises of Motherhood Symposium Painleve<br />
374 Moderator<br />
Frances Thomson Salo (Australia)<br />
375 Being a Single Mother<br />
Christine Anzieu-Premmereur (United States)<br />
376 Childbirth and Mourning after the 9/11 <strong>World</strong> Trade Center Attack<br />
Rita Reiswig (United States)<br />
378 Moderator<br />
Frances Thomson Salo (Australia)<br />
Symposium 25: Interaction and the Dyadic Expansion Model: From<br />
Clinical Research to Clinical Therapy<br />
379 Moderator<br />
Alexandra Harrison (United States)<br />
380 How Expressive Rhythm Shrinks and Expands Minds: Vocal Interaction<br />
between Borderline Mothers and their 3-month-old <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Maya Gratier, Anne Delavenne, Gisele Danon (France)<br />
381 Dyadic Expansion of Consciousness in a Therapeutic Context<br />
Alexandra Harrison (United States)<br />
382 Interactive Regulation of Affect in Postpartum Depressed Mothers<br />
Corinna Reck, Ulrich Stefenelli, Thomas Fuchs (Germany), George Downing (France),<br />
Edward Tronick (United States)<br />
383 Paradoxical Interactions between Borderline Mothers and their <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Gisele Danon, Rozenn Graignic-Philippe, Marina Gianoli-Valente, Emmanuel Devouche,<br />
Maya Gratier, Annick Le Nestour-Crivilla (France)<br />
384 Discussant<br />
Alexandra Harrison (United States)<br />
Symposium 26: Atypical Attachment Patterns in Children<br />
385 Moderator<br />
Thomas O’Connor (United States)<br />
386 Associated Factors of Disturbances of Attachment in Preschool Children<br />
Living in Foster Families<br />
Mirjam Oosterman, Carlo Schuengel (Netherlands)<br />
Cite<br />
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387 How Do Co-constructed Narrative Measures in Maltreated and Nonmaltreated<br />
Children Living in Stable Placements Relate to Socio-emotional<br />
Functioning? Results from the <strong>Infant</strong> Team Follow-up Study<br />
Neil Boris, Sherry Heller, Lara Robinson, Lisa Settles, Colleen Crittenden (United States)<br />
388 Exploring Attachment Behavior Versus Non-attachment Behavior: Clinical<br />
Observations of Children’s Diverging Relationship-specifi c Behavioral<br />
Patterns with Signifi cant Caregivers<br />
J. Clasien de Schipper (Netherlands), Robert S. Marvin (United States), Carlo Schuengel<br />
(Netherlands), William F. Whelan (United States)<br />
389 Discussant<br />
Thomas O’Connor (United States)<br />
Symposium 27: Transcultural Issues in Caregiving: The Orphanage,<br />
Immigrants, and Transculturation<br />
390 Moderator<br />
Klaus Minde (Canada)<br />
391 Working with Caregivers in the Orphanage: Transcultural Issues<br />
Felipe Eugenio Lecannelier (Chile)<br />
392 Babies and Parents in their Contexts and Cultures: Lessons from the Field<br />
Marie Rose Moro, Felicia Heidenreich (France)<br />
393 The <strong>Health</strong>y Immigrant Paradox: What Is the Cost of Acculturation?<br />
Martin Maldonado-Duran, Clara Aisenstein, Charles Millhuff (United States)<br />
393A Discussant<br />
Klaus Minde (Canada)<br />
14:30 - 15:50 Workshop Session 4<br />
394 Workshop 19: Let’s Read: A Universal Early Literacy <strong>Program</strong> to Enhance<br />
Attuned Parent/Child Communication, Strengthen Relationships, and<br />
Promote <strong>Health</strong>y Development<br />
Frank Oberklaid, Campbell Paul (Australia)<br />
395 Workshop 20: Brazelton Examination with Blind Mothers: Using the NBAs<br />
Transcription Special Situation<br />
Terry Berry Brazelton (United States), Daniel Stern, Nadia Bruschweiller-Stern<br />
(Switzerland), Drina Candilis Huisman, Edith Thoueille, Michel Soule (France), Joshua<br />
Sparrow (United States), Martine Vermillard (France)<br />
396 Workshop 21: The Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB): Training and<br />
Reliability<br />
Antoine Guedeney (France), Kaija Helena Puura, Mirjami Mantymaa (Finland), Stephen<br />
Matthey, Rudi Crncec (Australia), Ilona Luoma (Finland)<br />
397 Workshop 22: Treating Traumatic Stress across Generations: Working with<br />
Inner City Adolescent Mothers, their Babies, and their Mothers<br />
Talia Hatzor, Daniel Schechter (United States)<br />
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398 Workshop 23: The Family Alliance Assessment Scale, an Instrument to<br />
Assess Family Interactions<br />
Chloe Lavanchy, Myriam Cuennet, France Frascarolo, Nicolas Favez (Switzerland)<br />
399 Workshop 24: Communicative Musicality and Premature <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Hisako Watanabe (Japan), Stephen Malloch (Australia), Colwyn Trevarthen (Great Britain),<br />
Takeshi Horiuchi, Toyoko Watanabe (Japan)<br />
14:30 - 15:15 Video Session 9<br />
400 Becoming A Partner - The Baby’s Bathing Time: Initiative, Communication,<br />
and Mutuality in a Body Care Situation in the Second Semester of Life<br />
Julianna Vamos (France)<br />
15:30 - 16:15 Video Session 10<br />
401 Respectful Approach to a Reserved Baby: Preverbal Psychic and Body<br />
Activity: 18 Minutes in Tamara’s Life<br />
Anne Vasseur (France)<br />
16:00 - 16:20 Break<br />
16:30 - 18:00 Plenary Interface II<br />
401A Moderator<br />
Dieter Buergin (Switzerland)<br />
402 Interfaces between Attachment and Intersubjectivity in a Clinical Motherinfant<br />
Dyad<br />
George Downing (France), Ute Ziegenhain (Germany)<br />
18:30 - 19:15 Classical Piano Concert<br />
18:15 - 20:00 European Affi liate Meeting<br />
Salle C<br />
Salle D<br />
WAIMH Suite<br />
WAIMH Suite<br />
Foyer S1/S2<br />
Gaston<br />
Berger<br />
Gaston<br />
Berger<br />
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08:00 - 08:50 Master Class Session III<br />
403 Maternal Insightfulness into the Emotional Experience of the Child: Its<br />
Signifi cance <strong>for</strong> Children’s Development in Normative and High-risk<br />
Conditions<br />
David Oppenheim (Israel)<br />
404 A Family Perspective in Interaction Guidance<br />
Monica Hedenbro (Sweden)<br />
405 Relationship Based Early Intervention: Home and Community Based<br />
Approaches<br />
Hiram E. Fitzgerald (United States)<br />
406 The <strong>Infant</strong> Reveals Family Trauma: Transgenerational Transmission of<br />
Confl icts in <strong>Infant</strong>-parent Therapy<br />
Hisako Watanabe (Japan)<br />
09:00 - 09:50 Plenary IV<br />
Irving B. Harris Distinguished Lecture<br />
407 Moderator<br />
Antoine Guedeney (France)<br />
408 Attachment Disorders in Family and Social Context<br />
Charles Zeanah (United States)<br />
10:00 - 10:20 Break<br />
10:30 - 11:50 Symposium Session V<br />
Symposium 28: Adolescent Pregnancy and Parenting: Support and<br />
Relationship with Signifi cant Others<br />
409 Moderator<br />
Isabel Soares (Portugal)<br />
410 Adolescent Pregnancy, Attachment Style, and Depression<br />
Barbara Figueiredo (Portugal), Antonia Bifulco (Great Britain), Alexandra Pacheco, Raquel<br />
Costa (Portugal)<br />
411 Pregnant Adolescents’ Identity: Development Process and Family Infl uence<br />
Margarida Abreu, Jose Azevedo, Paul Constancal (Portugal)<br />
412 Social Support, Maternal Attachment State of Mind, and Attachment Security<br />
in <strong>Infant</strong>s of Portuguese Adolescent Mothers<br />
Ines Jongenelen, Isabel Soares (Portugal), Karin Grossmann (Germany), Carla Martins<br />
(Portugal)<br />
Salle 1<br />
Salle 2<br />
Salle 3<br />
Salle 4<br />
Gaston<br />
Berger<br />
Foyer S1/S2<br />
Gaston<br />
Berger<br />
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413 Relational Factors Associated with Adolescent Pregnancy in Adolescents of<br />
Low Socio-economic Status: A Cross-sectional Comparative Study<br />
Ana Isabel Pereira, Cristina Canavarro, A. Pedrosa, M. Cardoso, Denise Mendonca<br />
(Portugal)<br />
414 Discussant<br />
Isabel Soares (Portugal)<br />
Symposium 29: Therapeutic Factors in Treatments with Very Young<br />
Children<br />
415 Moderator<br />
Francisco Palacio-Espasa (Switzerland)<br />
416 Long Term Follow-up Study from Preschool Age to Adulthood: Impact on 20<br />
Cases of Early Treatments at the Jardin D’enfants Thérapeutique<br />
Dora Knauer (Switzerland)<br />
417 Parent-child Treatments throughout Pre-school and School Years<br />
Marilisa Martelli, C. Bacchi, L. Benini, C. Barbieri, A. Cassetti, S. Impagliazzo, P. Siboni, C.<br />
Gentili (Italy)<br />
418 Therapeutic Factors in Brief Parent-infant Psychotherapies<br />
Sandra Rusconi Serpa, Christiane Robert-Tissot, Dora Knauer, Remy Barbe, Francisco<br />
Palacio Espasa (Switzerland)<br />
419 Early Intervention and Dyadic and Triadic Arrangements<br />
Grazia Maria Fava Vizziello, G. Simonelli, T. Baisini, F. de Palo (Italy)<br />
420 Discussant<br />
Francisco Palacio-Espasa (Switzerland)<br />
Symposium 30: <strong>Infant</strong>s and Rape<br />
421 Moderator<br />
Frances Thomson Salo (Australia)<br />
422 Parent-infant Psychotherapy with a Mother and Her <strong>Infant</strong> Born of Rape<br />
Amanda Jones (Great Britain)<br />
423 Working with a Sick Baby, Born of a Rape<br />
Campbell Paul (Australia)<br />
424 Child of Hope: Attachment and Trauma in Infancy<br />
Astrid Berg (South Africa)<br />
425 Discussant<br />
Juliet Hopkins (Great Britain)<br />
Symposium 31: The Irving B. Harris Symposium on Preventive-<br />
Intervention: Young and Vulnerable: Meeting the Needs of Children<br />
Under Three in Britain<br />
Louis-Armand<br />
East/Est<br />
Louis-Armand<br />
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426 Moderator<br />
Paul Barrows (Great Britain)<br />
427 <strong>Infant</strong> Care in England: Mothers’ Aspirations and Experiences, Satisfaction,<br />
and Concerns<br />
Penelope Leach, Sara Phillips (Great Britain)<br />
428 The Relationship between Maternal Postnatal Depression and Children’s<br />
Language Development<br />
Alan Stein, Sara Phillips (Great Britain)<br />
429 Offering Support to Vulnerable Families expecting a New Baby: Take-up and<br />
Impact<br />
Jacqueline Barnes, Rob Senior, Kristen MacPherson (Great Britain)<br />
430 Effects of a Pre-school <strong>Program</strong> on Children at Risk of Educational<br />
Underachievement<br />
Maria Evangelou (Great Britain)<br />
431 Discussant<br />
Paul Barrows (Great Britain)<br />
Symposium 32: Perinatal Risks, Parental Responses, and Later<br />
Outcomes<br />
432 Moderator<br />
Charles Zeanah (United States)<br />
433 Does Maternal Traumatization Impact Heart Rate Reactivity in Response to<br />
Separation Distress?<br />
Daniel Schechter, Michael Myers, Mark Davies, Randall Marshall, Kimberly Trabka, Jaime<br />
McCaw, Michael Liebowitz (United States)<br />
434 Secondary Preventive Intervention in Adolescent Mothers and their Newborn<br />
<strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Ute Ziegenhain, Sandra Simo, Elisabeth Libal, Barbel Derksen, Ruth Dreiserner (Germany)<br />
435 Prematurity, Maternal Stress, and Mother-child Interactions<br />
Carole Muller-Nix, Margarita Forcada-Guex, Blaise Pierrehumbert, Lyne Jaunin, Ayala<br />
Borghini, Francois Ansermet (Switzerland)<br />
436 Age at Adoption and Adoptive Parental Care as Key Determinants of Socioemotional<br />
Development of Internationally Adopted Children<br />
Rejean Tessier, George M. Tarabulsy, Ellen Moss (Canada)<br />
437 Discussant<br />
Charles Zeanah (United States)<br />
Symposium 33: Early Developmental Care and Psychological Support<br />
in the NICU<br />
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438 Moderator<br />
Dominique Charlier-Mikolajczak (Belgium)<br />
439 Moving away from the Traditional NICU Towards the Early Developmental<br />
Care NICU<br />
Dominique Haumont, Marie-Paule Durieux, Roberta Ciardelli, Gwenda Delanghe, Druart<br />
Delphine, Marie-Paule Durieux, Emmanuelle Lempereur, Christiane Raspe, Inge van<br />
Herreweghe, Anne van Vaerenbergh (Belgium)<br />
440 Clinical Use of Brazelton’s Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale in<br />
a Neonatal Center <strong>for</strong> Early Detection of Diffi culties in Parent <strong>Infant</strong><br />
Relationship<br />
Marie-Paule Durieux, Emmanuelle Lempereur, Claire Devriendt, Druart Delphine,<br />
Dominique Haumont (Belgium)<br />
441 The Premature Baby and his Psychic Development: Benefi ts of the NIDCAP<br />
<strong>Program</strong><br />
Emmanuelle Lempereur, Druart Delphine, Marie-Paule Durieux, Anne van Vaerenbergh,<br />
Roberta Ciardelli, Gwenda Delanghe, Inge van Herreweghe, Dominique Haumont<br />
(Belgium)<br />
442 The Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale and the Examiner Counter<br />
Transference<br />
Claire Devriendt, Marie-Paule Durieux (Belgium)<br />
443 Discussant<br />
Dominique Charlier (Belgium)<br />
Symposium 34: The Impact of the Diagnosis and Management of a<br />
Serious Congenital Anomaly Namely Congenital Heart Disease on the<br />
<strong>Infant</strong> and Family<br />
443A Moderator<br />
Kaija Puura (Finland)<br />
444 Implications Arising from the Prenatal Diagnosis of a Serious Cardiac<br />
Abnormality<br />
Jennifer Re, Samuel Menahem, Campbell Paul, Margaret Charlton, James Grimwade<br />
(Australia)<br />
445 Advances in the Diagnosis, Medical, and Surgical Management of Congenital<br />
Heart Disease Improves <strong>Infant</strong> Outcome and Development<br />
Charles Kleinman (United States)<br />
446 The Impact of <strong>Infant</strong> Cardiac Surgery on Parents and their Relationship with<br />
their <strong>Infant</strong> One Month after Discharge from Hospital<br />
Brigid Jordan, Candice Franich-Ray, Samuel Menahem, Abudullah Al-farqani, Vicki<br />
Anderson, Elisabeth Northam, Andrew Cochrane (Australia)<br />
447 Counseling Parents of <strong>Infant</strong>s with Congenital Heart Disease<br />
Samuel Menahem (Australia)<br />
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448 Ethical Considerations Arising from the Prenatal Diagnosis of a Serious<br />
Cardiac Abnormality<br />
Samuel Menahem, Lynn Gillam (Australia)<br />
448A Discussant<br />
Kaija Puura (Finland)<br />
10:30 - 11:50 Workshop Session V<br />
449 Workshop 25: Mother and Father-<strong>Infant</strong> Internal Representations: Gender<br />
Differences and Similarities<br />
Orit Aviram-Nitzan, Neta Avner-Guttmann, Miky Bloch (Israel)<br />
450 Workshop 26: The Contribution of Esther Bick’s Method of <strong>Infant</strong> Observation<br />
to Clinical Practice<br />
Regine Prat, Pierre Delion, Francoise Jardin, Denis Mellier (France)<br />
451 Workshop 27: <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong>: Integrating Theory into Practice within<br />
the Irish <strong>Health</strong> Services<br />
Catherine Mary Maguire, Rochelle Anne Matacz, Liz Neeson (Ireland)<br />
452 Workshop 28: Chances <strong>for</strong> Children Teen Parent-<strong>Infant</strong> Project: Presentation<br />
of Dyadic and Group Interventions and Outcome Data with Teen Mothers and<br />
Their Babies in Inner-City Communitites.<br />
Hillary Mayers, Elizabeth Buckner (United States)<br />
453 Workshop 29: Assessing Parent-Child Interactions: A Multidimensional<br />
Method<br />
Judith Harel (Israel)<br />
454 Workshop 30: Culture, Touch, and Synchronicity: Implications <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
with Disabilities<br />
Grace Lappin, Claudia Schrader (United States)<br />
10:30 - 11:15 Video Session 11<br />
455 Gastro-oesophageal Refl ux (GOR): A Psychosomatic Revaluation of the<br />
Syndrome and Treatment<br />
Sylvain Missonnier, Nathalie Boige, Pierre Delion (France)<br />
11:30 - 12:15 Video Session 12<br />
456 Getting to Know Your <strong>Program</strong> - Expanded Film and Teaching Version<br />
Bijou Blick, Beulah Warren, Sarah Mares, Louise Newman, Caroline Stevenson (Australia)<br />
12:00 - 13:20 Poster Workshop III<br />
Poster Workshop 7: Psychotherapeutic Interventions in Early<br />
Childhood<br />
456A Facilitator<br />
Karl Heinz-Brisch (Germany)<br />
Salle 3<br />
Salle 4<br />
Salle A<br />
Salle B<br />
Salle C<br />
Salle D<br />
WAIMH Suite<br />
WAIMH Suite<br />
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457 Psychotherapeutic Intervention in Early Childhood<br />
Barbara Kalckreuth, Christiane Wiesler (Germany)<br />
458 Babywatching: An Attachment Based Preventive Intervention <strong>for</strong> Aggressive<br />
Children in Kindergarten<br />
Karl Heinz-Brisch (Germany)<br />
459 Trauma in Early Infancy: The Experience of Multiple Trauma <strong>for</strong> Two <strong>Infant</strong>s in<br />
One Family<br />
Jennifer Re, Dimitra Bekos (Australia)<br />
460 Psychotherapeutic Joint Consultations<br />
Ouriel Rosenblum, Brigette Desarmeniens, Caroline Heroux (France)<br />
461 Talk to Me Baby, Tell Me What’s the Matter Now - A Psychoanalytic Approach<br />
to the <strong>Infant</strong> in the Mother’s Presence<br />
Bjorn Salomonsson (Sweden)<br />
462 Interventions <strong>for</strong> Parents with Personality Disorder and <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Louise Kathryn Newman, Caroline Stevenson (Australia)<br />
Poster Workshop 8: Feeding and Oral Disorders of Infancy<br />
462A Facilitator<br />
Massimo Ammaniti (Italy)<br />
463 Child Psychiatric Liaison with Pediatric Institutions in the Field of Early<br />
Feeding Disorders<br />
Miri Keren (Israel)<br />
464 Risk of Language Disorders in Children Suffering from Orality Disorders due<br />
to Pediatric Affections<br />
Roberta Simas (France)<br />
465 <strong>Infant</strong>ile Anorexia and Maternal Psychopathology: A Five Years Follow-up<br />
Developmental and Clinical Study<br />
Massimo Ammaniti (Italy)<br />
466 A Double-blind Gastrostomy-weaning Case<br />
Miri Keren (Israel)<br />
467 The Babies’ Mouth at the Interface of Feeding and Speech<br />
Maria Rhode (Great Britain)<br />
468 The Differential Diagnosis of Food Refusal<br />
Irene Chatoor (United States)<br />
Poster Workshop 9: Impact of Fathers in Infancy and Early Childhood<br />
469 Facilitator<br />
Margaret O’Brien (Great Britain)<br />
470 Father Depression and Involvement in Play: Direct and Indirect Effects<br />
Lori Roggman, Lisa Boyce, Gina Cook, K Christiansen, D. Jones (United States)<br />
Foyer S2<br />
East/Est<br />
Foyer S2<br />
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471 How Do Fathers Compare to Mothers in Family Trilogue Play?<br />
France Frascarolo (Switzerland)<br />
472 Adolescent Fathers in Low-Income Families: Risk <strong>for</strong> Parenthood and Risky<br />
Parenting<br />
Hiram E. Fitzgerald, Lorraine McKelvey, Rachel Schiffman (United States)<br />
473 Low-income Fathers’ and Mothers’ Engagement with their Young Children:<br />
<strong>Association</strong>s to Socio-emotional Development from Toddlerhood to Prekindergarten<br />
Natasha Cabrera, Allison Tarkow, Jacqueline Shannon (United States)<br />
474 Risk <strong>for</strong> Paternal Alcohol Use Disorders and Child outcomes in Low-Income<br />
Families<br />
Hiram E. Fitzgerald, Lorraine McKelvey, and Rachel F. Schiffman (United<br />
States)<br />
475 Emotional Availability in the Family: Meanings of Behavior in Distressed<br />
Family Systems<br />
Susan Timmer, Dianne Thompson (United States)<br />
476 Young Fathers and their Children: Infl uences of Family Context on Emotional<br />
Availability<br />
Ann Easterbrooks, Cynthia Davis (United States)<br />
477 Fathers and Toddlers in Play: Effects of Fathers’ Interactive Behavior on their<br />
Children’s Social and Explorative Competence across Child and Adolescent<br />
Development<br />
Karin Grossmann, Klaus Grossman, Heinz Kindler (Germany)<br />
478 Fathers, <strong>Infant</strong>s and Family Leave Policies<br />
Margaret O’Brien (Great Britain)<br />
479 Psychosocial Assessment of Fathers Antenatally<br />
Richard John Fletcher (Australia)<br />
Poster Workshop 10: <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> in Different Cultural<br />
Contexts<br />
480 Facilitator<br />
Tuula Tamminen (Finland)<br />
481 Past and Present Relationships and Mothers’ Postnatal Parenting Stress<br />
Kaija Puura, Mirjami Mantymaa, Tuula Olkinuora, Raili Salmelin, Tuula Tamminen (Finland)<br />
482 A Longitudinal Study of Attachment in a Dyad of a Depressed Mother and Her<br />
Young <strong>Infant</strong><br />
Ika Widyawati (Indonesia)<br />
483 Specifi c Risk Conditions and their Implications <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong> Development<br />
Ika Widyawati (Indonesia)<br />
484 DSF: A <strong>Program</strong> of Psychological Support <strong>for</strong> Children in Armenia<br />
Gerard Robin (Armenia)<br />
Foyer S2<br />
West/Ouest<br />
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485 Argahatik, Armenian First Tooth Ritual<br />
Leila Allaly (Armenia)<br />
486 Attachment-Based Resilience of Children in French Family Refugee Centers<br />
Jean-Francois Bouville, Laetitia Atlani-Duault, Felicia Heidenreich, Marie Rose Moro<br />
(France)<br />
487 Consultation in the Development of National Early Childhood Guidelines in<br />
Maldives: A Psychosocial Approach<br />
Helena Duch (United States)<br />
488 The Uthando Project - Dolls <strong>for</strong> Vulnerable Children offer an Opportunity<br />
to Talk about <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> in a South African Rural Community<br />
Devastated by HIV-AIDS<br />
Julie Stone (Australia), Tamsen Rochat, Khulakahle Hlabisa (South Africa)<br />
490 The Infl uence of Gentle Music (Classical and Gamelan) on the Emotions of<br />
Newborns in Indonesia<br />
Johanna Natalia (Indonesia)<br />
491 Satellite Babies<br />
Yvonne Bohr (Canada)<br />
12:00 - 13:20 Clinical Teach-In Session II<br />
492 Clinical Teach-in 09: From Missing to Mixing: The Growth of Intersubjectivity<br />
during Work with a Mother with Learning Disability and Her Baby<br />
Robin Balbernie (Great Britain)<br />
493 Clinical Teach-In 10: A Third Party in the Relationship Mother/Baby: The<br />
Importance of Bridging to Settle a Bond<br />
Veronique Lafont, Jean-Luc Couchot, Patrick Chardeau (France)<br />
494 Clinical Teach-in 11: Ultrasound Consultation during Pregnancy: Bringing<br />
<strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> to Obstetric Practice<br />
Zack Boukydis (United States)<br />
495 Clinical Teach-in 12: A Triple Perspective: Applying an Under Fives Service<br />
Model to Community Need<br />
Louise Emanuel, Lynne Cudmore, Martina Gartner (Great Britain)<br />
496 Clinical Teach-in 13: Weaknesses in Maternal Function: Clinical Management<br />
Sylvain Missonnier (France), Christine Anzieu-Premmereur (United States), Helene<br />
Riazuelo (France), Gisele Apter-Danon, Annick Le Nestour-Crivilla (France)<br />
497 Clinical Teach-in 14: Who Ate My Porridge? - A Glimpse to the Mother-<strong>Infant</strong><br />
Bond through the Feeding Scene<br />
Elishiva Susz, Zipporah Kalish, Irit Kushilevitz, Ruth Orenstein, Anat Raviv (Israel)<br />
498 Clinical Teach-in 15: A New Beginning is a Promise <strong>for</strong> the Future<br />
Marja Rexwinkel (Netherlands)<br />
13:30 - 14:30 Lunch<br />
498A Signal Board of Editors<br />
Paul Barrows (Great Britain)<br />
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Salle 2<br />
Salle 3<br />
Salle 4<br />
Salle A<br />
Salle B<br />
Salle C<br />
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Empathy: A Model between Neuroscience and Psychoanalysis?<br />
499 Neurophysiological Roots Of Empathy: Is a Neuro-psychoanalytical Model<br />
Relevant?<br />
Lisa Ouss (France)<br />
500 Empathy and Psychoanalytical Frame<br />
Daniel Widlocher (France)<br />
501 Empathy from the Baby to the Clinician: Which Models?<br />
Daniel Stern (Switzerland)<br />
502 Empathic Brain, Empathic Baby, or Empathic Therapist? A Transdisciplinary<br />
Model<br />
Golse Bernard (France)<br />
14:30 - 15:50 Poster Session II - Assessment & Diagnosis<br />
503 The Expression of Negation in the Language of Children from 16 to 24<br />
Months: Clinical Effects and Applications<br />
Marie-Odile Perouse de Montclos, Marie France Bles (France)<br />
504 Post-traumatic Distress in Israeli and Palestinian <strong>Infant</strong>s and Toddlers<br />
Exposed to Political Violence<br />
Ruth Feldman, Eyad Hallaq, Miri Keren (Israel)<br />
505 Project of Validation of Alarm Distress Baby Scale (Short Version) in a<br />
Sample of Argentine Children<br />
Monica Beatriz Oliver, Maria Jose Correa, Jose Mendez, Horacio Yulita, Viviana Sanchez,<br />
Marina Khoury, Alejandra Tomasi, Marina Blasco, Ines Jacobs (Argentina)<br />
506 Psychiatric Consultation <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong>s (0-4 Years) by a Mobile Consultation<br />
Team in the Netherlands<br />
Maren C. van Niel, Elisabeth Marlies van Dijk, Hedwig J.A. van Bakel, Coby Vreugdenhil<br />
(Netherlands)<br />
507 Validation of the Child Behavior Checklist as a Screening Tool <strong>for</strong> PTSD in<br />
<strong>Infant</strong>s and Young Children<br />
Leah Hatton, Alissa Schactman, Margaret K. McKim (Canada)<br />
508 Standardization of the Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale on a Sample of<br />
Neonates Born in Barcelona, Spain<br />
Carme Costas-Moragas, Albert Fornieles-Deu, Francesc Botet-Mussons, Elisabet Boatella-<br />
Costa, Maria Luisa de Caceres-Zurita (Spain)<br />
509 The Assessment of Parenting Competency in Women with Postpartum<br />
Disorders: Clinical Experiences at an In-patient Psychiatric Mother-Baby Unit<br />
and Outcome at Discharge<br />
Elvira Rave, Erika Hohm, Christiane Hornstein (Germany)<br />
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510 The Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) at 3, 9, 18 Months after<br />
Birth<br />
Francesca Agostini, Fiorella Monti, Gianfranco Marano, Sonia Cavedoni, Monia Salucci<br />
(Italy)<br />
511 Developing a Model <strong>for</strong> using Videotape in Consultation to Institutional<br />
Caregivers in Third <strong>World</strong> Countries<br />
Alexandra Harrison, Sarah Measures (United States)<br />
512 The Development of an Open Primary Nursing Model in Parenting<br />
Assessment<br />
Matti Johannes Nasi, Marjo Veima, Ilona Luoma, Mika Virtanen (Finland)<br />
513 Assessing Withdrawal Behavior in 650 18-Month Old <strong>Infant</strong>s: Results of a<br />
Transversal Study<br />
Antoine Guedeney (France)<br />
514 Working with DC 0-3: A Nine Year Clinical Experience<br />
Pedro Caldeira da Silva, Paula Bravo, Paula Vilarisa (Portugal)<br />
515 Parenting Stress Index Short Form: Psychometrics across Early Childhood<br />
Leanne Whiteside-Mansell, Lorraine McKelvey, Andrea Hart (United States)<br />
516 The Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB): A Reliability and Validity Study<br />
Vincenzo Curra, Emilia de Rosa, Maria Lucia Maulucci, Benedetta Focarelli, Silvia Maulucci<br />
(Italy)<br />
517 Diagnostic Classifi cation and Psychopathology in Infancy: Catergorical<br />
Systems and CBCL 1,5-5 in Contrast<br />
Andreas Wiefel, Verena Komanek, Klaus Lenz, Ulrike Lehmkuhl (Germany)<br />
518 The Narrative Evaluation Scales (NES): A New Tool to Assess Family<br />
Narratives<br />
Elodie Abbet, Nicolas Favez (Switzerland)<br />
519 Ages and Stages in the Netherlands: A First Impression<br />
Hedwig J.A. van Bakel, Anneloes L. van Baar, Sabine Hunnius (Netherlands)<br />
520 Validation of an Evaluation Measure of Family Functioning: The Picnic Game<br />
Nevena Dimitrova, France Frascarolo (Switzerland)<br />
521 The Predictive Validity of Screening <strong>Infant</strong>s <strong>for</strong> Disturbances in Contact and<br />
Attention<br />
Alexandra Vang Jakobsen, Anne Mette Skovgaard (Denmark)<br />
522 Detecting Feeding Diffi culties in Early Childhood in Two Community Samples<br />
with Brief Screening Instruments<br />
Maria Ramsay (Canada), Martin Maldonado-Duran (United States), Mafalda Porporino,<br />
Chantal Martel, Catherine Zygmuntowicz, Linda Helmig (Canada), Charles Millhuff, Chris<br />
Moody (United States)<br />
523 Systematic Mediatization of Parental Visits in Nursery: A Device Supporting<br />
the Protection of the Placed in Care Babies and Support of the Parentality<br />
Patrick Cauvin, Claudine Garcia, Claire Robin (France)<br />
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524 A Theoretical and Methodological Framework of Clinical Intervention in Child<br />
Abuse and Neglect<br />
Giampaolo Nicolais, Massimo Ammaniti, Anna Maria Speranza, Francesca Ricceri (Italy)<br />
525 Effects of Prenatal Stress on Child Development at 3 Months<br />
Rozenn Graignic-Philippe, Marina Gianoli-Valente, Emmanuel Devouche, Annick Le<br />
Nestour-Crivilla, Gisele Apter-Danon (France)<br />
526 A Window of Opportunity: Enhancing <strong>Health</strong>y Parent-<strong>Infant</strong> Interaction of<br />
Mothers with <strong>Mental</strong> Illness<br />
Lihi Geva-Lisser (Israel)<br />
527 Supporting Practitioners in Identifying and Intervening with Early Adjustment<br />
Diffi culties in Child Care Settings<br />
Kofi Marfo, Mari Fernandez (United States)<br />
528 The Shared Story: Collaborative Written Formulations as an Approach<br />
Seonaigh Stevens, Denise Guy, Terri-Anne Patton, Sylvia M Bagnall (New Zealand)<br />
529 Longitudinal Research on Clinical Indicators of Risk <strong>for</strong> Child Development<br />
<strong>for</strong> Use in 0-3 Children Primary Care <strong>Health</strong> Services<br />
Maria Cristina Machado Kupfer, Rogerio Lerner, Maria Eugenia Pesaro (Brazil)<br />
530 Early Relationships: From Developmental Psychology to Psychoanalysis<br />
Marie Claude Fourment (France), Rinaldo Voltolini, Leandro de Lajonquire (Brazil)<br />
531 Challenges and Obstacles in Qualifying Pediatricians <strong>for</strong> Monitoring Child<br />
<strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong><br />
Leda Marisa Fischer Bernardino, Sandra Josephina Ferraz Ellero Grisi (Brazil), Graciela<br />
Cullere Crespin (France)<br />
532 Contemporary Psychopathological Models in Aetiology and Prevention of<br />
Autism<br />
Mario Eduardo Costa Pereira (Brazil), Alfredo Nestor Jerusalinsky (Argentina), Jean<br />
Jacques Rassial (France)<br />
533 Building Statewide Capacity to Support <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong>: Training and<br />
Policy through Partnership<br />
Martha Erickson (United States)<br />
534 Education, Work<strong>for</strong>ce Reorientation and Policy Development Working<br />
Together <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong><br />
Nicholas Kowalenko, Cathrine Fowler (Australia)<br />
535 Credible and Accessible: The Evolution of <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Education in<br />
Australia<br />
Beulah Warren, Sarah Mares (Australia)<br />
536 Combined Therapies <strong>for</strong> Schizophrenia: Add, Mix, and Confuse, or Rather<br />
Deconstruct and Combine?<br />
Jorge L. Tizon, Belen Parra, Jordi Artigue (Spain)<br />
537 Schizophrenia in Primary <strong>Health</strong> Care<br />
Jorge L. Tizon, Jordi Artigue, Belen Parra (Spain)<br />
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538 Schizophrenic Disorders Evaluated in Primary Care Facilities in Barcelona<br />
Jorge L. Tizon, Jordi Artigue, Belen Parra (Spain)<br />
539 Cross-cultural Reliability of the Parent-Child Early Relational Assessment<br />
(PCERA) Method in a Group of Substance-dependent Mothers<br />
Sari Ahlqvist-Bjarkroth (Finland), Roseanne Clark, Erica Anderson (United States), Elina<br />
Savonlahti, Marjaterttu Pajulo, Jorma Piha (Finland)<br />
540 Stability and Change in Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interaction during the First Two Years<br />
of Life in a Group of Prematurely Born <strong>Infant</strong>s and their Mothers<br />
Pia Risholm Mothander, Elinor Oberger, Jenny Sima, Sara Widen, Eva Marianne Gerner (In<br />
Memoriam) (Sweden)<br />
541 The Connections between Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interaction Behavior and Maternal<br />
Representations in a Group of Preterm <strong>Infant</strong>s: A Methodological Viewpoint<br />
Riikka Korja, Elina Savonlahti, Sari Ahlqvist-Bjarkroth, Suvi Stolt, Leena Haataja, Helena<br />
Anderson, Jorma Piha, Liisa Lehtonen (Finland)<br />
542 Multi-method Assessment of the Quality of Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Relationships<br />
Pre and Post Treatment <strong>for</strong> Postpartum Depression: <strong>Association</strong>s between<br />
Observational (PCERA), Self-report (PSI), and Interview (AAI) Measures<br />
Linnea Burk, Erri Hewitt, Kathleen Hipke, Roseanne Clark (United States)<br />
543 The Impact of Medical Illness and Invasive Treatment Procedures on Early<br />
Parent-Child Interaction among <strong>Infant</strong>s with Esophageal Atresia assessed by<br />
PCERA<br />
Anne Faugli, Kristin Bjornland, Geir Aamondt, Ragnhild Emblem, Trond H Diseth (Norway)<br />
544 Forensic Child Psychiatry at Tampere University Hospital<br />
M. Ilkka, Merja Maki, M. Jerkku, M. Sinisalo, P. Kaukonen, Kaija Puura, Tuula Tamminen<br />
(Finland)<br />
545 Young Children and Assessment of Suspected Child Sexual Abuse at<br />
Forensic Child Psychiatry Team at Tampere University Hospital<br />
Merja Maki, M. Ilkka, M. Jerkku, M. Sinisalo, P. Kaukonen, Kaija Puura, Tuula Tamminen<br />
(Finland)<br />
546 Predictors of Postpartum Depression and Anxiety in Pregnant Adolescents<br />
Kathryn Gilson, Sandra Lancaster (Australia)<br />
14:30 - 15:50 Poster Session II - Attachment<br />
547 Maternal Postnatal Depression and Subsequent Child Adjustment<br />
Ilona Luoma, Palvi Kaukonen, Tuula Tamminen (Finland)<br />
548 Attachment and Regulation: The Role of Theory of Mind, Emotional<br />
Regulation, Ef<strong>for</strong>tful Control of Attention and Temperament in Chilean 12-36<br />
Month Old <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Felipe Eugenio Lecannelier, Monica Kimelman Jacobus, Livia Gonzalez del Canto, Carlos<br />
Nunez Medina, Marianela Hoffmann Soto (Chile)<br />
549 Life Story of Mothers with Malnourished Children: Study in a Public <strong>Health</strong><br />
Basic Unit - Porto Alegre, Brazil<br />
Carmen Martins Nudelmann (Brazil)<br />
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550 Models of Attachment, Interactive Styles, and Emotional Regulation: Risk<br />
Indicators <strong>for</strong> the Relational Development of the Child<br />
Cristina Riva Crugnola, Alessandro Albizzati, Claudia Caprin, Margherita Moioli, Samanta<br />
Sagliaschi, Mauro Walder (Italy)<br />
551 Refl ective Parenting: A <strong>Program</strong> <strong>for</strong> Expectant Parents<br />
Melanie Hope Moore (Canada)<br />
552 The Nature of Interaction in the Home of Mothers and <strong>Infant</strong>s in Disorganized<br />
Attachment Relationships<br />
Greg Moran, Lindsey Forbes, David R. Pederson (Canada)<br />
553 Trustful Bonds: A Key to Becoming a Mother and to Reciprocal Breastfeeding<br />
- Stories of Mothers of Very Preterm <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Renee Flacking (Sweden)<br />
554 The Relational <strong>World</strong> of <strong>Infant</strong>s Growing Up in Deprivation: Intergenerational<br />
Transmission of Attachment in a Subculture of Extreme Poverty<br />
Greet Geenen, Jozef Corveleyn, Karine Verschueren (Belgium)<br />
555 Transmission of Attachment across Three Generations: A Longitudinal Study<br />
of Two Normative Samples in Finland concerning Mechanisms of Continuity<br />
and Discontinuity<br />
Airi Anita Hautamaki (Finland)<br />
556 Custody Determination Procedure<br />
Fernando Pego, Ana Luisa Fernandes, Maria Gabilondo Azpiri, Isadora Santos Pereira<br />
(Portugal)<br />
557 A Family Perspective on the Parental Internal Representations of the<br />
Relationship with the Child<br />
Anneloes van Baar, Hedwig van Bakel, Dorine Heiden, Dominique Meijssen, Sabine<br />
Hunnius (Netherlands)<br />
558 <strong>Infant</strong>-Mother Attachment, Family Alliance and Development of Theory of<br />
Mind<br />
Nicolas Favez, Myriam Therese Cuennet (Switzerland)<br />
559 The Importance of Maternal Teaching/Talking and Responsiveness to Later<br />
Attachment: An Examination of the Piccolo Measure of Maternal-Child<br />
Interaction with Attachment in the First 3 years of Life<br />
Lori Roggman, Gina Cook, Mark Innocenti, Vonda Jump (United States)<br />
560 Toddler Attachment and Maternal Interactive Behavior Predict Attachmentrelated<br />
Behaviors in the Preschool Years<br />
Jacqueline Roche, Heidi N. Bailey, David R. Pederson, Greg Moran (Canada)<br />
561 Exposure to Violence: The Moderating Role of Attachment Security<br />
Alissa Schactman, Margaret K. McKim, Esther Cherland (Canada)<br />
562 Relations with Parents and Peer Attachment during Adolescence<br />
Silvia Ronconi, Pietro San Martini, Giulio Cesare Zavattini (Italy)<br />
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563 Exploring Expressions of Disorganization in the Strange Situation at 12<br />
Months in a High-risk Sample<br />
Lindsey M. Forbes, Amy Cox, David R. Pederson, Greg Moran (Canada)<br />
564 Maternal Representations and Attachment Models during Adolescence<br />
Renata Tambelli, Anna Maria Speranza, Flaminia Odorisio (Italy)<br />
565 Reactive Attachment Disorder: Diagnosis and Controversies<br />
Helen Minnis, Danya Glaser, Jonathan Michael Green (Great Britain), Tom O’Connor<br />
(United States), Anthony Pelosi, Joanne Reekie, David Young, Julie Arthur, Michael Follan,<br />
Amanda Burston, Eric Taylor, Brenda Connelly, James Barnes (Great Britain)<br />
566 A Study of Attachment Behavior in Young Children with Psychiatric Disorders<br />
Marco Medeiros, Paula Vilarisa, Pedro Caldeira da Silva (Portugal)<br />
567 Observational and Representational Data in a Control-group Study on Dyads<br />
involved in Child Abuse and Neglect<br />
Giampaolo Nicolais, Massimo Ammaniti, Anna Maria Speranza, Francesca Ricceri, Chiara<br />
Cicala, Valentina Nassisi (Italy)<br />
568 The Personal Working Model Guide<br />
Maree Anne Foley (New Zealand)<br />
569 Interaction Assessment Procedure - LAP: A Qualitative Approach to Parent/<br />
<strong>Infant</strong> Interaction<br />
Elizabeth Batista Pinto Wiese (Netherlands)<br />
570 Assesment of the Parent-Child Interaction: What is Typical about the<br />
Atypical?<br />
Francine Leenders (Netherlands)<br />
571 Diagnosis of Relating and Communicating Psychopathologies: Treatment of<br />
the Parent-Child Interaction Comes First: A Videotaped Viewing<br />
Annelies Brusee (Netherlands)<br />
572 Mother-Child Interaction and Autism: Theoretical and Methodological Issues<br />
Cleonice Bosa (Brazil)<br />
574 Maternal Insecure Attachment Style Predicts <strong>Health</strong> Problems during<br />
Pregnancy<br />
Osman Sabuncuoglu, Neheeda Ismail, Meral Berkem (Turkey)<br />
14:30 - 15:50 Poster Session II - Depression<br />
575 Which <strong>Infant</strong>s Enlist Behavioral Therapy?<br />
Judith Katharina Sinzig, Susanne Blanz, Martin Heinrich Schmidt (Germany)<br />
576 Longitudinal Study of Depression and Maternal Attachment in Japanese<br />
Women during and after Pregnancy<br />
Hitoshi Kaneko, Shuji Honjo, Satomi Murase, Kenji Nomura, Tatsuo Ujiie (Japan)<br />
577 An Interactive Centered In-Patient Therapy <strong>Program</strong> <strong>for</strong> Mothers with<br />
Postpartum <strong>Mental</strong> Disorders<br />
Erika Hohm, Christiane Hornstein, Patricia Trautmann-Villaba, Elvira Rave, Simone Schenk,<br />
Susanne Wortmann-Fleischer, Markus Schwarz (Germany)<br />
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578 Objective and Subjective Perceptions of Parental Self-effi cacy by Women<br />
with Postpartum Psychiatric Disorders<br />
Patricia Trautmann-Villalba, Christiane Hornstein, Erika Hohm (Germany)<br />
579 Severe Personality Disorders in the Offspring of Antenatally Depressed<br />
Mothers<br />
Pirjo Helena Maki, Juha M Veijola, Matti Joukamaa, Paula Rantakallio, Jari Jokelainen,<br />
Liisa Kantojarvi, Matti Isohanni (Finland)<br />
580 Pregnancy and Postpartum Mood and Hormones: Effects on Mother-to-<strong>Infant</strong><br />
Bonding<br />
Raquel Alexandra Costa, Barbara Fernandes Figueiredo, Ana Albertina Conde, Alexandra<br />
Pacheco (Portugal)<br />
581 Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interaction in Adolescent and Adult Mothers and in Depressed<br />
and Non-depressed Mothers at 3-months Postpartum<br />
Barbara Figueiredo, Alexandra Pacheco, Raquel Costa (Portugal)<br />
582 Early Indicators <strong>for</strong> Depressive Symptoms and Bonding 2 Months<br />
Postpartum - A Study of New Mothers and Fathers<br />
Maigun Edhborg, Ann-Sofi Matthiesen, Wendela Lundh, Ann-Marie Widstrom (Sweden)<br />
583 <strong>Infant</strong>’s Withdrawal and Parents’ Depressive Symptoms<br />
Mirjami Mantymaa, Kaija Puura, Ilona Luoma, Palvi Kaukonen, Tuula Tamminen (Finland)<br />
584 Screening <strong>for</strong> Maternal Depression during the Prenatal Period: Findings from<br />
a Preliminary Sample<br />
Tanya Rasher-Miller, Glen Palmer, Linda Jensen (United States)<br />
585 Maternal Postnatal Depression: Screening and Management<br />
Marcelline Renaud Yang, Marlene Darmon, Marie-Ange Michaud, Martine Myquel (France)<br />
586 Family <strong>Health</strong>, Maternal Depressive Symptoms, and Family Coping:<br />
Relationships to Child-feeding Behavior and Beliefs<br />
Seung-Yeon Lee, Sharon Hoerr, Rachel Schiffman, Mildred Horodynski, Lorraine McKelvey<br />
(United States)<br />
587 How the Netwieving Baby-Family-Team was Helping a Fragile Attachment of a<br />
Depressed Mother and Keeping her in Treatment - But How to Keep the Baby<br />
in Treatment Also?<br />
Sinikka Aulikki Makela, Tove Hertzberg (Finland)<br />
588 Depressed Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interactions at 9 and 18 Months after Birth<br />
Fiorella Monti, Francesca Agostini, Sonia Cavedoni, Monia Salucci (Italy)<br />
589 The Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Relationship, Maternal Depression, and <strong>Infant</strong> Outcome in<br />
a South African Peri-urban Settlement: A Controlled Treatment Trial<br />
Mark Tomlinson (South Africa), Peter Cooper (Great Britain), Mireille Landman, Leslie<br />
Swartz, Christopher David Molteno (South Africa), Lynne Murray, Alan Stein (Great Britain)<br />
590 Transition to Parenthood: Depressed Mother’s Perception of Diffi cult <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Sydney Hans, Yoon Lee (United States)<br />
591 Psychological Support <strong>Program</strong> <strong>for</strong> Children and Families in Armenia<br />
Gerard Robin, Leila El Allaly (France)<br />
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592 Emotional Development and Psychopathology Disorders in Early Language<br />
Disorders<br />
Anna Fabrizi, Caterina D’Ardia, Enza Mazzei, Ester Patruno, Licia Ponticello (Italy)<br />
593 Clinical Profi les of Depression in Preschool Children<br />
Carla Sogos, Bruna Mazzoncini, Gabriel Levi (Italy)<br />
594 Parental Depression and Child Psychopathology<br />
Marilisa Martelli, C. Bacchi, L. Benini, C. Barbieri, A. Cassetti, S. Impagliazzo, P. Siboni, C.<br />
Gentili (Italy)<br />
595 The Effects of the NBO on Reducing Postnatal Maternal Depression<br />
Kevin Nugent, Jay Killough, Julio Gonzalez, Clarissa Valim, Mei-Chiung Shih, Judith Wides<br />
(United States)<br />
596 Factors Associated with Fathers’ Postnatal Depressive Symptoms<br />
Ilona Luoma, Kaija Puura, Mirjami Mantymaa, Palvi Kaukonen, Tuula Tamminen (Finland)<br />
14:30 - 15:50 Poster Session II - Emotional & Affection Regulation<br />
597 Language and Affect in Earlier- and Later-Talking Toddlers: Competition or<br />
Facilitation during the Transition to Language?<br />
Lorraine Kubicek, Robert N. Emde (United States)<br />
598 Using the I Feel Pictures Test in Process and Outcome Research in Parent-<br />
<strong>Infant</strong> Work (Prevention and Psychotherapy)<br />
Patrick Meurs (Belgium)<br />
599 Predicting Aggression: An Examination from 18 to 42 Months<br />
W. Joseph Trainor, Alissa Schactman, Leah Hatton, Joel Tourigny, Margaret K. McKim<br />
(Canada)<br />
600 Signs of Emotion: What Can Preverbal Children Say about Internal States?<br />
Claire Vallotton (United States)<br />
601 Differences in the Emotional Regulation Ability of Clinical and Non-clinical<br />
<strong>Infant</strong>s and Differences in the Emotional Reactions of their Mothers<br />
Kyung Sook Lee, Yee-Jin Shin, Mi Kyoung Jin (Korean Republic (south))<br />
602 Is Crying it Out Appropriate <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong>s? A Critical Review of the Literature on<br />
the Use of Extinction in the First Year<br />
Macall Gordon (Germany), Sheri Hill, Bill Forisha (United States)<br />
603 Turkish Mothers’ Knowledge about <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> and Development<br />
Ilgi Ozturk Ertem, Gulsum Atay, Sema Ozbas, Dilek Haznedaroglu, Canan Gul Gok,<br />
Asuman Bayhan, Derya Dogan Gumus, Bahar Emine Bingoler, Nermin Sezer, Hilal<br />
Ozcebe, Ufuk Beyazova (Turkey)<br />
604 Working with the Relational <strong>World</strong> of the Preschool Child using<br />
Psychodynamic Group Therapy<br />
Diane Beebe, Phillip Repasky, Sharon Kowalik (United States)<br />
605 Emotional and Arousal Status Post <strong>Infant</strong> Heart Transplant<br />
Jamie Pivonka-Jones, Ludmila Zaytsev, Vidhya Krishnamurthy, Talin Babikian, Kiti Freier,<br />
Richard Chinnock (United States)<br />
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606 A Clinical <strong>Program</strong> to Treat Children with Disorders of Relating and<br />
Communicating<br />
Pedro Caldeira da Silva, Claudia Eira, Ana Patricia Silva, Joana Pombo, Graca Santos,<br />
Filipa Martins, Paula Bravo, Tania Lavra, Eduarda Carvalho (Portugal)<br />
607 Behavior Disorder in Infancy: A Case Report<br />
Carina Freitas, Maria Rocha, Ana Rita Soares (Portugal)<br />
608 Cognitive and Affective Brain Responses of Mothers to <strong>Infant</strong> Crying Faces<br />
Lane Strathearn (United States)<br />
609 I Think There<strong>for</strong>e I Exist: Early Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interaction - Emotional<br />
Availability and <strong>Infant</strong> Affect Regulation<br />
Mirja Winter, Andreas Wiefel, Bernd Ropcke, Evangelia Komninou, Irina Stocklin, Renate<br />
Schepker, Ulrike Lehmkuhl (Germany)<br />
610 Dyadic Affective Regulation and Maternal Self-esteem in the Observed<br />
Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interaction<br />
Clara Schejtman, Constanza Duhalde, Ines Vardy (Argentina), Edward Tronick (United<br />
States)<br />
611 Genetic Taste Sensitivity to Propylthiouracil<br />
DeAnn Jones, Lori Roggman (United States)<br />
612 Assessment or Research Instrument<br />
Lilja Germanovna Plastunova (Russian Federation)<br />
613 The 4th Edition of the Emotional Availability Scales and Tools of Emotional<br />
Availability Intervention<br />
Zeynep Biringen (United States)<br />
14:30 - 15:50 Poster Workshop 4<br />
Poster Workshop 11: Implementing and Evaluating Attachment Based<br />
Intervention in a Large-scale Community <strong>Program</strong>: Lessons from the<br />
Adaptation of STEEP in Germany<br />
614 Facilitator<br />
Byron Egeland (United States)<br />
615 The Importance of Inner Working Models <strong>for</strong> Early Intervention<br />
Ruediger Kissgen, Gabriele Koch (Germany)<br />
616 Supporting Mother-infant-interactions - Usefulness of Different Research<br />
Instruments <strong>for</strong> Evaluation, Intervention and Training<br />
Gerhard J. Suess, Uta Bohlen, Agnes Mali (Germany)<br />
617 Refl ections on the Challenges and Opportunities in Adapting a <strong>Program</strong> to a<br />
New Context and Culture<br />
Martha Erickson (United States)<br />
618 Replication of the Steep-model in Germany with Young High Risk Mothers<br />
Gerhard J. Suess (Germany)<br />
Foyer S2<br />
East/Est<br />
Foyer S2<br />
East/Est<br />
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619 An Unplanned Journey: Parenting a Medically Fragile <strong>Infant</strong><br />
Mary Quinlan (United States)<br />
620 Mothering from the Inside<br />
Cathrine Fowler, Nicholas Kowalenko, Belinda McInnes, Catherine McMahon, Chris<br />
Rossiter (Australia)<br />
621 Promoting <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> when Mother has Persistent Post-partum<br />
Depression<br />
Nicholas Kowalenko, Cathrine Fowler, Catherine McMahon (Australia)<br />
Poster Workshop 12: Affective Communication in the Family<br />
622 Facilitator<br />
James McHale (United States)<br />
623 Family Alliance from Pregnancy to Toddlerhood and Children’s Outcomes at<br />
18 Months<br />
Nicolas Favez, France Frascarolo, Chloe Lavanchy (Switzerland)<br />
624 Emotional Dimensions of Coparenting and Young Children’s Self-concepts<br />
Britt Thompson, Catherine Buckley, Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan, Kimberley Snyder (United<br />
States)<br />
625 Relations Between Parenting, Coparenting and Ef<strong>for</strong>tful Control in<br />
Preschoolers<br />
Annemiek Karreman, Cathy van Tuijl, Marcel van Aken, Maja Dekovic (Netherlands)<br />
626 Coparenting in Infancy and Toddler Socioemotional Development<br />
Laurie Van Egeren (United States)<br />
627 Expectant Parents’ outlooks on Coparenting and later Coparenting Solidarity<br />
James McHale, Tamir Rotman, Elliston Donna, Parmley Megan, Alberts Amy, Berkman<br />
Julia, McConnell Melanie, Regina Kursten-Hogan (United States)<br />
628 Dyadic and Triadic Interactions in the Transition to Parenthood<br />
Grazia Maria Fava Vizziello, Alessandra Simonelli, Bighin Mara, Francesca de Palo (Italy)<br />
629 Family Alliance and <strong>Infant</strong> Disorders: Assessment be<strong>for</strong>e and after a<br />
Therapeutic Intervention<br />
Marie-Jose Herve (France), Chloe Lavanchy (Switzerland), Martine Paradis (France),<br />
Favez Nicolas, France Frascarolo, Evrard Virginie (Switzerland), Lopez Stephanie, Cecile<br />
Rattaz, Maury Michèle (France)<br />
630 Relations between Family Alliance and Coparenting<br />
Francesca Suardi (Switzerland)<br />
631 Patterns of Triadic Attachment in 3-month-old <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Diana Senator (Poland)<br />
632 How Does an <strong>Infant</strong> Emotionally React when Mommy and Daddy Speak to<br />
Each Other?<br />
Francesco Lopes, Nicolas Favez, France Frascarolo (Switzerland)<br />
Foyer S2<br />
West/Ouest<br />
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633 Assessment of Mother-Father-Child Triad Interaction by CPICS: Effects<br />
of Parents’ Depression, Child’s Temperament, and Externalizing and<br />
Internalizing Behaviors<br />
Kaori Okada, Mihoko Oba, Satomi Murase, Hitoshi Kaneko, Yasuko Sasaki, Haya<br />
Sechiyama, Rei Sai, Yuko Tanaka, Yoko Wakui, Shiho Iwai, Yoko Ohashi, Syuji Honjo<br />
(Japan)<br />
Poster Workshop 13: <strong>Infant</strong>/Toddler Standards or Learning Guidelines<br />
633A Facilitator<br />
Deborah Weatherston (United States)<br />
634 National Overview of Standards<br />
Mimi Graham (United States)<br />
635 An Evidenced Based Approach to Developing State <strong>Infant</strong>/toddler Standards<br />
In Cali<strong>for</strong>nia<br />
Peter Mangione (United States)<br />
636 Florida’s Rapid Response to Developing State Standards <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong>s and<br />
Toddlers<br />
Craig Jones (United States)<br />
637 Strategies <strong>for</strong> Infusing <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Practices into a Variety of<br />
Caregiving Contexts: Teen Parent Child Care and Judicial System<br />
Barbara White (United States)<br />
638 Strategies <strong>for</strong> Infusing <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Practices into a Variety of<br />
Caregiving Contexts: Child Care<br />
Mimi Graham (United States)<br />
639 Strategies <strong>for</strong> Infusing <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Practices into a Variety of<br />
Caregiving Contexts: Home Visiting<br />
Rebecca Pruett (United States)<br />
640 Strategies <strong>for</strong> Infusing <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Practices into a Variety of<br />
Caregiving Contexts: Foster Care System and Early Intervention<br />
Anne Hogan (United States)<br />
14:30 - 15:15 Video Session 13<br />
641 Therapeutic Interventions in the Clinic of Early Psychopathology<br />
Joana Matos, Laurence Camon Senechal, Ludovic Duverge, Elisabeth Aidane, Didier<br />
Rabain (France)<br />
16:00 - 16:30 Break<br />
Foyer S2<br />
West/Ouest<br />
WAIMH Suite<br />
Foyer S1/S2<br />
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16:30 - 17:50 Plenary Interface III<br />
641A Moderator<br />
Stephen Seligman (United States)<br />
642 Interfaces between Therapeutic Approaches: How to Break the<br />
Intergenerational Transmission of Psychopathology<br />
Mechthild Papousek (Germany)<br />
642A Discussant<br />
Nicole Guedeney (France)<br />
19:00 - 22:00, Gala Dinner Cruise<br />
Gaston<br />
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08:00 - 08:50 Master Class Session IV<br />
643 A Shared Experience of Competency and Vulnerability within the Supervisory<br />
Relationship<br />
Deborah Weatherston (United States)<br />
644 The Use of the Past: Freud, Spitz, and <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong><br />
Robert N. Emde (United States)<br />
644A Battling our Histories: Challenges in Reconceptualizing from Dyad to Family<br />
Collectives in IMH Practice<br />
James McHale (United States)<br />
09:00 - 09:45 Video Session 14<br />
645 Possibilities <strong>for</strong> Developing Support <strong>Program</strong>s Alternative to Institutional<br />
Care <strong>for</strong> Families with Young Children in Russia<br />
Tatiana Morozova, Svyatoslav Dovbnya (Russian Federation), Stewart Britten, Armorer<br />
Wason (Great Britain), Joanna Rogers (Russian Federation)<br />
09:00 - 10:20 Symposium Session VI<br />
Symposium 35: Bonding Disorders, Maternal Self-effi cacy, and the<br />
Role of Fathers in Postpartum <strong>Mental</strong> Disorders<br />
646 Moderator<br />
George Downing (France)<br />
647 Maternal Self Effi cacy and Quality of the Mother-infant Interaction by Women<br />
with Postpartum Psychiatric Disorders<br />
Chrisitiane Hornstein (Germany)<br />
648 Bonding Disorders and Postpartum Depression: A Representative Study of a<br />
Community Sample<br />
Corinna Reck (Germany)<br />
649 Do Male Partners Impact The Inpatient-treatment of Women with Postpartum<br />
Psychiatric Disorders?<br />
Michael Grube (Germany)<br />
650 The Embodied Intersubjectivity of Mother and <strong>Infant</strong> and its Disturbances<br />
Thomas Fuchs (Germany)<br />
651 Discussant<br />
George Downing (France)<br />
Symposium 36: Enlivened or Burnt Out: The Effect of <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong><br />
<strong>Health</strong> Work on Professionals in a Baby Clinic<br />
652 Moderator<br />
Antoine Guedeney (France)<br />
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WAIMH Suite<br />
Gaston<br />
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653 Enlivened or Burnt Out: The Effect of <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Work on<br />
Professionals in a Baby Clinic<br />
Dilys Daws (Great Britain)<br />
654 When Death and Life are Side by Side<br />
Astrid Berg (South Africa)<br />
655 Working in a Tertiary Pediatric Hospital<br />
Campbell Paul (Australia)<br />
656 Protecting a Space <strong>for</strong> Feelings in Hospital<br />
Frances Thomson-Salo (Australia)<br />
657 Discussant<br />
Stephen Seligman (United States)<br />
Symposium 37: Cognitive, Sociocognitive, and Emotional Outcomes of<br />
One Year <strong>Infant</strong>s who were born Preterm<br />
658 Moderator<br />
Lex Wijnroks (Netherlands)<br />
659 The Child Behavior Development Scale<br />
Elisabeth Batista Pinto Wiese (Netherlands)<br />
660 Emotional Regulation in Preterm <strong>Infant</strong>s at 12 Months of Age<br />
Doriane Evrard, Daniel Mellier (France)<br />
661 Sensori-motor and Social Development in Preterm <strong>Infant</strong>s from 6 to 12<br />
Months of Age<br />
Palenne Murielle, Helene Tremblay (France)<br />
662 Discussant<br />
Lex Wijnroks (Netherlands)<br />
Symposium 38: Postnatal Depression: Implications <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong><br />
<strong>Health</strong><br />
663 Moderator<br />
Nine Glangeaud-Freudenthal (France)<br />
664 Barriers to Seeking <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Treatment <strong>for</strong> Perinatal Women<br />
Anne Buist, Jeannette Milgrom, Bryanne Barnett, John Condon, Craig Speelman, Barbara<br />
Hayes, David Ellwood (Australia)<br />
665 Internet-based Intervention <strong>for</strong> Postnatal Depression<br />
Paul Russell Martin, Sue Lauder, Andrea Chester, Jeannette Milgrom (Australia)<br />
666 Treating the Parent-infant Relationship following Postnatal Depression:<br />
Severity and Malleability<br />
Jeannette Milgrom, Jennifer Ericksen, Alan Watson Gemmill (Australia)<br />
Louis-Armand<br />
West/Ouest<br />
Painleve<br />
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667 An Intervention <strong>for</strong> Mothers of Premature <strong>Infant</strong>s: Effects on Maternal <strong>Mental</strong><br />
<strong>Health</strong> and <strong>Infant</strong> Development<br />
Carol Newnham, Jeannette Milgrom (Australia)<br />
668 Discussant<br />
Nine Glangeaud-Freudenthal (France)<br />
Symposium 39: Same Goal, Different Pathways: Service Development<br />
in <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong><br />
669 Moderator<br />
Merja-Maaria Turunen (Finland)<br />
670 Promoting <strong>Infant</strong> and Child <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong>; Developments of the Family<br />
Partnership Model in the United Kingdom and Australia<br />
Hilton Davis (Great Britain), Trevor Parry (Australia)<br />
761 One Way to Develop an <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Culture and Service<br />
Paul Barrows (Great Britain)<br />
672 Promoting <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> in Almada, Portugal<br />
Isabel Brito (Portugal)<br />
673 Making Space <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Work in Primary <strong>Health</strong> Care Services<br />
Merja-Maaria Turunen, Katri Tenhunen, Maija von Fieandt (Finland)<br />
674 Understanding the Views of Parents about Access and use of Effective<br />
<strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Prevention<br />
Crispin Day (Great Britain)<br />
675 Discussant<br />
Merja-Maaria Turunen (Finland)<br />
Symposium 40: The View from Beyond the Gate: Fathers’ Perspectives<br />
on Interparental Regulation of Childrearing Involvement<br />
676 Moderator<br />
Hiram E. Fitzgerald (United States)<br />
677 Maternal Gatekeeping, Coparenting Relationship Quality, and Paternal<br />
Involvement in Families with <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan, Sarah Mangelsdorf, Geoffrey Brown, Margaret Sokolowski (United<br />
States)<br />
678 Studying the Transition to Fatherhood from the Regulation Perspective: A<br />
Comparison Between Low- and High- Income Fathers<br />
Annie Devault (Canada)<br />
679 A Typology of Fathers’ “Gatekeeping”: Paternal Regulation of Maternal<br />
Involvement<br />
Laurie Van Egeren (United States)<br />
Cite<br />
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680 Discussant<br />
Hiram E. Fitzgerald (United States)<br />
09:00 - 10:20 Workshop Session VI<br />
681 Workshop 31: Mellow Babies - An Intervention <strong>for</strong> Women with Postnatal<br />
Depression and their <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Christine Puckering (Great Britain)<br />
682 Workshop 32: Video-based Interventions: Interaction Analysis and Videofeedback<br />
Christiane Robert-Tissot (Switzerland)<br />
683 Workshop 33: Clinical Applications of the Research <strong>Program</strong> “PILE”<br />
(International Research <strong>Program</strong> <strong>for</strong> Children’s Speech)<br />
Bernard Golse (France)<br />
684 Workshop 34: Community-based <strong>Program</strong>ming <strong>for</strong> Children with Autism<br />
Spectrum Disorder: Yes, it is Possible!<br />
Catherine Burns, Maria D’Haene (United States)<br />
685 Workshop 35: About Interactions and Representations: Looking at Mothers<br />
and <strong>Infant</strong>s in High Risk Situations<br />
Greet Geenen (Belgium), Pierina Traverso (Peru), Nicole Vliegen (Belgium)<br />
786 Workshop 36: Teaching Awareness and Refl ection in <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong><br />
Training <strong>Program</strong>s<br />
Linda Gilkerson, Mary Claire Heffron (United States)<br />
10:30 - 10:50 Break<br />
11:00 - 12:20 Poster Session III - Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interaction<br />
687 Parental Representations and Analysis of Early Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interaction<br />
Lena Kuntze, Karl Titze, Andreas Wiefel, Klaus Lenz, Ulrike Lehmkuhl (Germany)<br />
688 Relationship Assessment Categories <strong>for</strong> the Japanese I Feel Pictures (JIFP):<br />
Comparison of Responses/reactions between Mothers and Female College<br />
Students<br />
Sawako Nagaya, Chikako Fukatsu, Kako Inoue, Yoko Hamada (Japan)<br />
689 Affective Regulation Disorders in Risk Samples: Validation of an<br />
Observational Instrument of Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interactive System<br />
Anna Maria Speranza, Cristina Trentini, Marilena Celani (Italy)<br />
690 Short-term Intervention in Baby-Parent Day-Hospital Unit: Indications and<br />
Possibilities to Prevent and Treat Relationship Problems<br />
Pirjo Leijala, Hannu Leijala, Sari Jarvi, Esa Nordling, Kaisu Rauhala, Tarja Huhtala, Helena<br />
Viitanen, Paivi Salo (Finland)<br />
691 Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Synchrony and Maternal and Child Cardiac Vagal Tone<br />
Magi Moshe, Ruth Feldman (Israel)<br />
Salle 2<br />
Salle 3<br />
Salle 4<br />
Salle A<br />
Salle B<br />
Salle C<br />
Foyer S1/S2<br />
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692 Motherhood from the Maternal Confi dence Viewpoint<br />
Lydie Ayissi, Hubin-Gayte Mylane (France)<br />
693 Stimulating Sensitivity in Parents of Young Children (2-5 years) with a Multi<br />
System Developmental Disorder or a Regulatory Disorder<br />
Elisabeth Marlies van Dijk, Maren C. van Niel, Hedwig J.A. van Bakel (Netherlands)<br />
694 Maternal Psychopathology and Behavioral Characteristics of the Mother-<br />
Child Interaction - A Pilot Study<br />
Mette Hoeyer (Denmark)<br />
695 The Continuity of Maternal Sensitivity from 0 to 2 and Risk Factors <strong>for</strong><br />
Dyssyncrony in Interaction<br />
Kaarina Kemppinen, Kirsti Kumpulainen, Jutta Raita-Hasu, Irma Moilanen, Hanna Ebeling<br />
(Finland)<br />
696 The Parental Experience and Perception of Giving Birth under Water <strong>for</strong> their<br />
First Child and the Related First Parent-Child Interactions<br />
Lotta de Coster, Francoise de Gheest, Despina Naziri (Belgium)<br />
697 The Effects of a Music and Movement <strong>Program</strong> on Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interactions<br />
Wendy Vlismas, Stephen Malloch (Australia)<br />
698 Mothers and <strong>Infant</strong>s at Play: Links between Maternal Sensitivity and <strong>Infant</strong><br />
Behavior<br />
Rachel Lucas-Thompson, Jennifer Miner, Wendy Goldberg, Elysia Davis, Curt Sandman<br />
(United States)<br />
699 Maternal Representations in Hospitalized Mothers<br />
Carmen Trumello, Carla Candelori (Italy)<br />
700 Impact on Mother’s Representations and Early Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interactions of a<br />
Scan Anomaly during Prenatal Supervision<br />
Sylvie Viaux, Rosenblum Ouriel, Daniele Vauthier, Philippe Mazet, David Cohen (France)<br />
701 From Image to Meaning: A Process of Video Interaction Guidance in Different<br />
Clinical Contexts<br />
Grazyna Kmita, Wanda Urmanska (Poland)<br />
702 An Experience of Preventive Early Intervention with Mother-Baby Dyads in<br />
Chile<br />
Maria-Pia Santelices, Chamarrita Farkas, Marcela Aracena (Chile)<br />
703 Projective Kit <strong>for</strong> Early Childhood (PKEC): A New Projective Baby-test<br />
Pascal Roman, Mathilde Dublineau (France)<br />
704 Interdisciplinary Mother Child Station of the University Clinic Homburg<br />
Susanne Zink (Germany)<br />
705 The Effect of Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interaction Training on Promoting Coordinated<br />
Joint Attention<br />
Yoonkyung Jeong, Keumjoo Kwak (Korean Republic (south))<br />
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706 <strong>Infant</strong> Massage, Dyadic Behavior, and the <strong>Infant</strong> with Blindness: A Case<br />
Study<br />
Grace Lappin (United States)<br />
707 Visually Handicapped Mothers Parental Guidance, be<strong>for</strong>e, during and after<br />
the Pregnancy and the Course of their Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Relationships<br />
Edith Thoueille, Michel Soule, Drina Candilis Huisman, Martine Vermillard, Linda Morisseau<br />
(France)<br />
707A Attachment Perspectives from the Neurosciences<br />
Santiago Moneta (Chile)<br />
708 The Infl uence of Psychological Separation-Individuation On Maternal-<strong>Infant</strong><br />
Attachment In Adolescent Mothers<br />
Rachele Aiello, Sandra Lancaster (Australia)<br />
11:00 - 12:20 Poster Session III - Feeding & Food Disorders<br />
709 The Effectiveness of Interventions <strong>for</strong> Feeding Disorders in <strong>Infant</strong>s and<br />
Toddlers: A Systematic Review<br />
Frederike Arends, Bert Derkx (Netherlands)<br />
710 The Breakfast Club: A Multidisciplinary Treatment <strong>Program</strong> <strong>for</strong> Eating<br />
Disorders in Infancy<br />
Hadas Avni, Lihi Geva Lisser, Shoshy Belkowitz, Yaffa Shiff, Ganit Lupo, Neta Guttmamm<br />
Avner (Israel)<br />
711 Breastfeeding and Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Interaction<br />
Matthew Thullen, Sydney Hans (United States)<br />
712 Breastfeeding and Transitional Object: Infl uences on Child’s Development<br />
Margareta Viberg, Lennart Viberg (Sweden)<br />
713 Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy Benefi ts Seriously Diseased<br />
Children<br />
Tone Lise öitsland, Charlotte Kristensen, Tom Mala, Kristin Bjornland, Anne Faugli,<br />
Ragnhild Emblem (Norway)<br />
714 Poisonous Milk: Psychosocial Aspects of Mothers with High Sodium in their<br />
Breast Milk Causing Severe Dehyhration in their Newborns - A Case Series<br />
Aylin Ozbek, Abdullah Kumral, Taner Guvenir, Fatma Varol Tas, Nuray Duman, Hasan<br />
Ozkan (Turkey)<br />
715 Appetitive Behaviors in <strong>Infant</strong>s with Failure to Thrive and in Normally<br />
Growing <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Maria Ramsay, Catherine Zygmuntowicz, Chantal Martel, Mafalda Porporino, Gloria S.<br />
Tannenbaum (Canada)<br />
716 Development of an Intervention to Increase Mothers’ <strong>Health</strong>y Feeding<br />
Practices with their <strong>Infant</strong>s and Delay Early Solid Food Introduction<br />
Mildred Horodynski, Beth Olson, Karen Shirer, Holly Brophy-Herb, Mary Jo Arndt (United<br />
States)<br />
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11:00 - 12:20 Poster Session III - Preterm & Perinatal<br />
717 Prematurity: An <strong>Infant</strong>’s Perspective<br />
718 The Process of Psychiatric Consultation to Hospitalized Severely Ill <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
and their Families<br />
Carolyn Rita Steinberg (Canada)<br />
719 Cancer in Pregnancy: Early Interaction Perspective<br />
Florence Schmitt, Jorma Piha (Finland)<br />
720 Mother’s Recollections of the Hospitalization of their Premature <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Reija Latva, Liisa Lehtonen, Raili Salmelin, Tuula Tamminen (Finland)<br />
721 Pregnancy and Couple Relationships: An Investigation on Marital Quality<br />
Rosetta Castellano, Patrizia Velotti, Anna Maria Delogu, Cecilia Serena Pace, Alessandra<br />
Santona (Italy)<br />
722 Maternal Representations in Prenatal Diagnosis: A Different Dynamic<br />
according to Fetal Disease - Heart Disease versus Facial Cleft Lip and Palate<br />
B. Beauquier-Maccotta, Cecile Pefourque, Amina Yamgnane, Yves Dumez, Bernard Golse<br />
(France)<br />
723 The Impact of Perinatal Haptonomy on the Experience of Pregnancy and the<br />
Triadic Relation with the Fetus<br />
Elisabeth Berge, Lotta de Coster, Francoise de Gheest (Belgium)<br />
724 Developmental Risk Status of Children with De<strong>for</strong>mational Plagiocephaly or<br />
Craniosynostosis<br />
Vidhya Krishnamurthy, Jamie Pivonka-Jones, Ludmila Zaytsev, Kiti Freier (United States)<br />
725 Social Adjustment at School: Do Premature Children Experience more<br />
Diffi culties than other At-risk Children?<br />
Line Nadeau, Rejean Tessier (Canada)<br />
726 Length of Gestation and Body Size at Birth Predict Neurodevelopmental<br />
Outcomes at 5 and 20 Months of Age among Children Born at Term<br />
Kati Heinonen, Katri Raikkonen, Anu-Katriina Pesonen, Aulikki Lano (Finland)<br />
727 8 Year Status of Preterm <strong>Infant</strong>s with Prenatal and/or Postnatal Growth<br />
Problems: A Longitudinal Study<br />
Leanne Whiteside-Mansell, Patrick Casey, Kathleen Barrett (United States)<br />
728 Surrealist-inspired Collage/montage as Metaphor <strong>for</strong> Pregnancy and the Early<br />
Imaginative Mother-infant Relationship<br />
Sophia Xeros-Constantinides (Australia)<br />
729 Perinatal Network and its Containing Function: Clinical Observation and<br />
Analysis of Identity Weaving of the Actors and Carers Involved in the Birth<br />
Sara Kamierzac (France)<br />
730 Early Detection of Schizophrenia Vulnerability in Infancy: Is it Possible?<br />
Jorge L. Tizon, Jordi Artigue, Josep Ferrando (Spain)<br />
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731 Anxiety and Depression from Pregnancy through the Postpartum Period:<br />
Risk Factors <strong>for</strong> Postpartum Depression from a Community Cohort Study<br />
Nine Glangeaud-Freudenthal, Anne Angel (France)<br />
733 Early Screening at a Community Well-baby Clinic and Follow-up in the First<br />
Year Postpartum: A Preventive Strategy to Improve Mother-Baby Interaction<br />
Joelle Rochette, Denis Mellier, Stephane Grisi, Laurence Marguier, Pierre Coulet, Marandet<br />
Agnas, Isabella Lefebvre, Marie-Dominique Boirot, Marie-Pierre Blin, Higuero Mylane,<br />
Stephane Planche, Labry Carane (France)<br />
734 Impact of Maternal Depressive Symptoms at 6 Weeks Postnatal on Child<br />
Developmental Outcomes: A Two-Year Follow-up Study of the Matquid Cohort<br />
Anne-Laure Sutter, Laurence Dequae-Merchadou, Elisabeth Glatigny-Dallay, Marc Louis<br />
Bourgeois, Helene Verdoux (France)<br />
735 Behavior at 3 Years of Very Preterm <strong>Infant</strong>s: The Epipage Cohort Study<br />
Beatrice Larroque, Monique Kaminski, Malika Delobel (France)<br />
736 Words to be Born<br />
Myriam Szejer (France)<br />
737 Maternity Ward and Parents <strong>Infant</strong> Attachment<br />
Evelyne Petroff (France)<br />
738 Communication between Mother and Fetus or Newborn<br />
Marie Claire Busnel (France)<br />
739 Lasting Odor Impression from the Mother’s Breast<br />
Maryse Delaunay-El Allam (France)<br />
740 Risk Factors <strong>for</strong> Preterm Delivery and Effect of A Psychological Intervention<br />
Nicole Mamelle (France)<br />
741 Design of A Randomized Controlled Trial to Evaluate the Effect of A<br />
Psychological Intervention to Decrease the Risk of Preterm Birth<br />
Michel Boulvain (Switzerland)<br />
742 Psychotherapeutic Intervention as a Modality to Prevent Preterm Delivery<br />
Zarina Qayoom, Michel Boulvain, Dominique Magnenat, R. Pfi ster, O. Irion, Francisco<br />
Palacio-Espasa (Switzerland)<br />
743 Parental Stress experienced during the Neonatal Period and its Implications<br />
on the Intergenerational Transmission Attachment Representations<br />
B. Pierrehumbert, Carole Muller-Nix, Margarita Forcada-Guex, Ayala Borghini, Francois<br />
Ansermet (Switzerland)<br />
744 Biological and Socioemotional Risk Factors and Later Representations of<br />
Attachment in Prematurely Born Children<br />
M. Ibanez, M. Iriondo, P. Poo, M. Alberdi (Spain)<br />
745 Attachment Patterns and Risk Factors in Adoption<br />
B. Ongari, Francesca Tomasi (Italy)<br />
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746 Obesity in Young Children: Perinatal Events, Attachment Representations,<br />
and Behavior Problems<br />
F. Zigante, M. Macarelli, B. Beauquier-Maccotta, Bernard Golse (France)<br />
747 <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> and Neonatology: Promoting Emotional Relationships<br />
Filipa Sobral, Alexandra Barros, Teresa Goldschmidt (Portugal)<br />
748 The Neonatologist in the Pre-term or High-risk Newborn Care Team<br />
Lincoln Justo Silva (Portugal)<br />
749 Being a Nurse in a Neonatal Special Care Unit<br />
Graca Roldofo (Portugal)<br />
750 Growing Up with a Serious Illness<br />
Sue Morse (Australia)<br />
751 Social Work in a Neonatal Special Care Unit<br />
Laurinda Almeida (Portugal)<br />
11:00 - 12:20 Poster Session III - Stress<br />
752 Transactional Model of Temperamental Development: Evidence from the<br />
Relations between Child Temperament and Parental Stress over 5-1/2 Years<br />
Anu-Katriina Pesonen, Katri Raikkonen, Kati Heinonen (Finland)<br />
753 Maternal Stress in Families with Children at Risk <strong>for</strong> Developmental Delay:<br />
Comparisons to Normative Stress Trajectories across the Child’s First Three<br />
Years of Life<br />
Andrea Hart, Lorraine McKelvey, Lauren Barton, Leanne Whiteside-Mansell (United States)<br />
754 Reducing Stress in the Adolescent Mother <strong>Infant</strong> Relationship: A Study at the<br />
Cyesis School<br />
Vidisha Patel (United States)<br />
11:00 - 12:20 Poster Session III - Substance Use Disorder<br />
755 Nationwide Treatment System <strong>for</strong> Substance Abusing Pregnant Women and<br />
Families with <strong>Infant</strong>s: Developing a Model <strong>Program</strong> in Child Protection Field<br />
(Federation of Mother and Child Homes and Shelters)<br />
Maarit Andersson, Eija Kettunen, Marjukka Pajulo (Finland)<br />
756 Sustained <strong>Infant</strong> Withdrawal in <strong>Infant</strong>s Exposed Prenatally to Alcohol<br />
Christopher David Molteno, Andrea Hay (South Africa), Sandra Jacobson, Joseph<br />
Jacobson (United States)<br />
757 Behavioral Disregulation among a Clinical Sample of Drug and Alcohol-<br />
Exposed <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Claire Coles, Julie Kable (United States)<br />
758 Magic Mirror Project<br />
Sinikka Aulikki Makela (Finland)<br />
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759 <strong>Association</strong>s of Maternal Drug Abuse, <strong>Mental</strong> Representations of Toddlers,<br />
Refl ective Functioning, and Sensitivity to Toddlers’ Emotional Cues: Testing<br />
an Attachment Model of Parenting in a Sample of Drug Abusing Mothers and<br />
their Toddlers<br />
Nancy Suchman, Cindy DeCoste, Nicole Schmitt, Linda Mayes (United States)<br />
760 Assessing the Effi cacy of an Attachment-Based Intervention <strong>for</strong> Drug-<br />
Dependent Mothers in Improving Maternal Responsiveness to Children’s<br />
Disengagement Cues<br />
Cindy DeCoste, Nancy Suchman, Nicole Schmitt (United States)<br />
761 Emotional Regulation among Methadone-exposed <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
Trecia Ann Wouldes (New Zealand)<br />
762 Glass Pearl Project<br />
Sinikka Aulikki Makela (Finland)<br />
763 Mother-<strong>Infant</strong> Group Psychotherapy as an Intensive Treatment in Early<br />
Interaction Among Mothers with Substance Abuse Problems<br />
Ritva Helena Belt (Finland)<br />
764 Breaking the Cycle: Substance Misuse and the Mother-Child Relationship<br />
Margaret Leslie, Mary Motz (Canada)<br />
765 Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Europe<br />
Viviane Hengen (Luxembourg)<br />
766 Long-term Outcome of Children with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome:<br />
Psychopathology, Behavior, and Intelligence<br />
Hans Ludwig Spohr (Germany)<br />
767 Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders: Teratogen and Neurotoxicity<br />
Damien Subtil (France)<br />
768 Drug Abusing Mothers Experiences of Everyday Life with Their <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
M. Sorsa, I. Kiikkala, P. Åstedt-Kurki<br />
11:00 - 12:20 Poster Session III - <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Training & Services<br />
769 Supervision and Training in Child Care Settings: A Comparative Study<br />
of Refl ective and Traditional Methods and their Effect on Caregiver<br />
Insightfulness<br />
Elita Amini Virmani (United States)<br />
770 <strong>Infant</strong> Observation in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Training<br />
Maria Gonzalves Cordeiro, Isadora Santos Pereira, Ana Cardoso Pereira (Portugal)<br />
771 <strong>Infant</strong> Psychiatric Outpatient Unit in Tampere University Hospital<br />
Mirjami Mantymaa, Anne-Mari Saviluoto, Kaija Puura, Palvi Kaukonen, Tuula Tamminen<br />
(Finland)<br />
772 The Collaborative Peer Supervision Group Project: A Continuing Education<br />
Model to Promote Professional Competence<br />
Michael Thomasgard (United States)<br />
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773 Keeping the <strong>Infant</strong> in Mind in a Child and Adolescent <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Service<br />
- A Unique Australian <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Program</strong><br />
Rosalie Birkin, Campbell Paul, Karen Gaunson, Nichola Coombs (Australia)<br />
774 Homecare in the Child Psychiatric Outpatient Clinic of Tampere University<br />
Hospital<br />
Anitta Ylijoki, Sari Miettinen (Finland)<br />
775 Creating <strong>Health</strong>y Bonding Experiences using Multiple Modalities in a Group<br />
Setting with <strong>Mental</strong>ly Ill Parents<br />
Pratibha N. Reebye, Winnie Kwok, Atefeh Soltanifar, Annie Wolverton (Canada)<br />
776 Development of a Perinatal and <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Service and Training of<br />
Mainstream Clinicians from Novice to Expert<br />
Michelle Ellen Haling, Ursula Ann Hopper (Australia)<br />
777 Utilizing a Graduate Social Work Field Education Unit to Provide <strong>Infant</strong><br />
<strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Services: A Community Based Collaboration<br />
Ana Leon (United States)<br />
777A <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Caregiving in Community Contexts<br />
Margaret Ayike (Cameroon)<br />
778 Holding onto the Baby when the Bathwater is Gone<br />
Heath Townsend (Australia)<br />
779 Intense or Spaced Learning about <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Care <strong>for</strong> Midwives<br />
Sandra Elliott (Great Britain)<br />
780 <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Training <strong>Program</strong>s <strong>for</strong> Primary Care Professional within<br />
Multidisciplinary Network: Needs and Problems<br />
Catherine Isserlis, Nine Glangeaud-Freudenthal (France)<br />
781 Responsive Teaching: An Evidence Based Intervention Curriculum <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong>s<br />
and Toddlers with Developmental and Social Emotional Needs<br />
Gerald Mahoney, Frida Perales (United States)<br />
782 Babies’ Books: An Access to Culture <strong>for</strong> Babies? Or, an Access to Babies <strong>for</strong><br />
their Family and Community?<br />
Francine Couetoux, Laurence Camon Senechal, Michele David, Marie Garrigue Abgrall,<br />
Didier Rabain (France)<br />
11:00 - 12:20 Poster Session III - Parent-<strong>Infant</strong> Psychotherapy<br />
783 Representations and Interactions between Parents and Children Born with a<br />
Cleft Lip (and Palate): An Intervention <strong>Program</strong><br />
Daliah Lagonico, Judith Hohlfeld, Blaise Pierrehumbert, Josee Despars, Francois<br />
Ansermet, Carole Muller-Nix (Switzerland)<br />
784 Diagnosis about Attachment Relationships between Mothers and Children in<br />
Adoptive Families during the First Eight Months of Adoption<br />
Cecilia Serena Pace, Serena Messina, Giulio Cesare Zavattini, Alessandra Santona (Italy)<br />
785 A Description of a Mother-Baby Psychotherapy Group from the Point of View<br />
of Group Dynamics and Attachment Theory and Family Therapy<br />
Sirpa Behm-Kostiainen, Jaana Kuivalainen, Ritva Helena Belt (Finland)<br />
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<strong>Program</strong> # Room/Salle<br />
786 A Research Study in the Process of Change in Parent-<strong>Infant</strong>/Under Five<br />
Psychotherapy: Work in Progress<br />
Maria Emilia Pozzi-Monzo (Great Britain)<br />
787 Psychoterapeutic Treatment of Twins and Triplets<br />
Marie Christine Laznik, Marianne Lalou Moatti, Ondine Bomsel-Helmriech, Myriam Szejer<br />
(France)<br />
11:00 - 11:45 Video Session 15<br />
788 Supporting Child-rearing of Children with Autism: From the Clinical<br />
Viewpoint of Related Development<br />
Ryuji Kobayashi (Japan)<br />
11:00 - 11:45 Video Session 16<br />
789 The Multidisciplinary Basis of the Research <strong>Program</strong> Pile (International<br />
<strong>Program</strong> <strong>for</strong> the Children’s Speech)<br />
Bernard Golse (France)<br />
12:20 - 13:20 Lunch<br />
WAIMH Suite<br />
WAIMH Suite<br />
Zero to Three Fellows Salle 1<br />
13:30 - 14:20 Presidential Plenary<br />
780A Moderator<br />
Hiram E. Fitzgerald, Executive Director<br />
<strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> in Cultural and Multi-cultural Contexts<br />
Tuula Tamminen, WAIMH President<br />
Discussants<br />
Hiram E. Fitzgerald (United States)<br />
Miguel Cherro (Uruguay)<br />
David Oppenheim (Israel)<br />
Kai von Klitzing (Switzerland)<br />
14:20 - 15:15 WAIMH Business Meeting<br />
Presiding Tuula Tamminen, President<br />
WAIMH Awards<br />
New Investigator Award - For Outstanding Early Career Clinical or Experimental<br />
Research<br />
Presented by<br />
Elisabeth Fivaz-Depeursinge, Chair, <strong>Program</strong> Committee<br />
WAIMH Award - For Signifi cant Contributions to WAIMH or its Affi liate Organizations<br />
Presented by<br />
Hiram E. Fitzerald, Executive Director<br />
Gaston<br />
Berger<br />
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Sonya Bemporad Award - For Signifi cant Contributions to Social and Public Policies<br />
Presented by<br />
Deborah Weatherston, Chair of Award Committee<br />
Serge Lebovici Award - For Signifi cant Contributions to International Development in<br />
IMH<br />
Presented by<br />
Palvi Kaukonen, Chair of Award Committee<br />
Rene Spitz Award - For Signifi cant Lifetime Contributions to Clinical or Experimental<br />
Research<br />
Presented by<br />
Antoine Guedency, Chair of Award Committee<br />
Business<br />
Minutes, Financial Report<br />
11th <strong>World</strong> Congress 2008 - August 2-5 - Yokahoma, Japan<br />
Presented by<br />
Hisako Watanabe and the Yokahama Local Organizing Committee<br />
Farewell<br />
Presented by<br />
Tuula Tamminen, President<br />
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Maps<br />
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Åstedt-Kurki, P 768<br />
Aamondt, Geir 543<br />
Abatzogchlou, Grigori 87, 91, 158, 264<br />
Abbet, Elodie 178, 518<br />
Abdilla, Geraldine 243<br />
Aberle, J. 367<br />
Abrahams, Joshua 125<br />
Abramovitz, Robert 297<br />
Abreu, Margarida 411<br />
Acevedo, Felipe Lecannelier 232<br />
Adnet, Frederic 231<br />
Agnas, Marandet 733<br />
Agostini, Francesca 510, 588<br />
Aguilera, Rosa Maria 133<br />
Aguirre, Eva 108<br />
Ahlqvist-Bjarkroth, Sari 539, 541, 124<br />
Aidane, Elisabeth 71, 190, 310, 641<br />
Aiello, Rachele 708<br />
Aisenstein, Clara 393<br />
Al-farqani, Abudullah 446<br />
Al-Subhi, L. 367<br />
Alberdi, M. 744<br />
Albizzati, Alessandro 550<br />
Alink, Lenneke R.A. 55<br />
Allaly, Leila 485<br />
Almeida, Laurinda 751<br />
Almqvist, Fredrik 154<br />
Altenhofen, S. 367<br />
Alter, Peter 303<br />
Alvarez, Anne 182, 187<br />
Amini Virmani, Elita 769<br />
Ammaniti, Massimo 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 462A, 465,<br />
524, 567<br />
Amy, Alberts 627<br />
Anderson, Erica 539, 541, 313, 446<br />
Andersson, M. 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 755<br />
Angel, Anne 732<br />
Angold, Adrian 50, 76<br />
Ansermet, Francois 435, 743, 783<br />
Anzieu-Premmereur, Christine 137, 138, 139, 140, 141,<br />
173, 375, 377<br />
Apicella, F. 77<br />
Apter-Danon, Gisele 114, 525<br />
Author Index<br />
Aracena, Marcela 702<br />
Arato, Christine 284<br />
Arends, Frederike 709<br />
Arnaud, Claudie 21<br />
Arndt, Mary Jo 716<br />
Arthur, Julie 565<br />
Artigue, Jordi 536, 537, 538<br />
Askew-Walinda, Margaret 103<br />
Aspler, Linda 278, 281<br />
Atay, Gulsum 291, 603<br />
Atlani-Duault, Laetitia 486<br />
Audette, Naomi 287<br />
Avdaloff, Nancy Goldstein 232<br />
Averbug, Flavia 308<br />
Avierzer, Ora 363, 368<br />
Aviram-Nitzan, Orit 252<br />
Ãvitsland, Tone Lise 148, 713<br />
Avner-Guttmann, Neta 252, 449, 710<br />
Avni, Hadas 710<br />
Awa, Camara 93<br />
Ayike, Margaret 777A<br />
Ayissi, Lydie 692<br />
Azevedo, Jose 411<br />
Azpiri, Maria Gabilondo 556<br />
Babikian, Talin 605<br />
Babore, Alessandra 223<br />
Bacchi, C. 417, 594<br />
Bagnall, Sylvia M 528<br />
Bahvani, Cherer 94<br />
Bailey, Heidi N. 56, 560<br />
Baisini, T. 419<br />
Bakermans-Kranenburg, Marian J. 55<br />
Balbernie, Robin 492<br />
Bandy, Melissa 313<br />
Barahona, Ana Maria Olivares 232<br />
Barbe, Remy 76, 77, 78, 418<br />
Barbieri, C. 417, 594<br />
Barker, Mandy 321<br />
Barnes, Jacqueline 429, 565<br />
Barnett, Bryanne 210, 664<br />
Barrett, Kathleen 727<br />
Barros, Alexandra 747<br />
Barroso, Ricardo 263<br />
Barrows, Paul 210, 426, 431, 498A, 671<br />
Barth, Renate 200, 201, 202, 203, 204<br />
Barton, Cecily 253, 255, 221, 753<br />
Bates, Laura 273<br />
Bateson, Karen 62<br />
Baubet, Thierry 231, 298<br />
Bayhan, Asuman 291, 603<br />
Beauquier-Maccotta, B. 722, 746<br />
Beebe, Beatrice 127, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132, 604<br />
Beeber, Linda 81, 82<br />
Behm-Kostiainen, Sirpa 785<br />
Beil, Heather 268<br />
Bekos, Dimitra 459<br />
Belden, Andy 49, 354<br />
Belkowitz, Shoshy 710<br />
Belt, Ritva Helena 763, 785<br />
Benchaya, Sarah 108<br />
Benini, L. 417, 594<br />
Bennet-Shuck, S. 367<br />
Benoit, Quirot 302<br />
Benony, Christelle 86<br />
Beres<strong>for</strong>d, Carol 350<br />
Berg, Astrid 424, 654<br />
Berge, Elisabeth 723<br />
Bergman, Anni 127, 130, 131, 132, 116, 117, 118, 119,<br />
120<br />
Berkem, Meral 574<br />
Bernabei, Paola 319<br />
Bernard, Golse 502<br />
Bernardino, Leda Marisa Fischer 531<br />
Berneira, Luciana dos Santos 108<br />
Beyazova, Ufuk 603<br />
Bianchi, Jon-Paul 125, 335<br />
Bifulco, Antonia 410<br />
Bighin, Mara 72<br />
Bigras, Marc 110<br />
Bingoler, Bahar Emine 291, 603<br />
Biringen, Z. 364, 367, 363, 364, 365, 366, 367, 368, 613<br />
Birkin, Rosalie 773<br />
Bjork, Merethe Dalholt 146, 147, 149<br />
Bjornland, Kristin 146, 148, 149, 543, 713<br />
Blanz, Susanne 575<br />
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Blasco, Marina 505<br />
Bles, Marie France 503<br />
Blick, Bijou 456<br />
Blin, Marie-Pierre 733<br />
Blum, Marcelo 108<br />
Boatella-Costa, Elisabet 508<br />
Boettcher, Rodrigo 108<br />
Bohlen, Uta 616<br />
Bohr, Yvonne 491<br />
Boige, Nathalie 455<br />
Boirot, Marie-Dominique 733<br />
Bomsel-Helmriech, Ondine 787<br />
Bonelli, Franck 314<br />
Borbolla-Parez, Juana Ma. 325<br />
Borghini, Ayala 123, 163, 435, 743<br />
Boris, Neil 9, 10, 75A, 81, 83, 167, 387<br />
Bornstein, Marc 366<br />
Bos, Arend F. 334<br />
Bosa, Cleonice 572<br />
Botet-Mussons, Francesc 508<br />
Bottani, Armand 321<br />
Botto, Carine 86<br />
Bouchilloux, Monique 276<br />
Boukydis, Zack 494<br />
Boulvain, Michel 741<br />
Bourgeois, Marc Louis 734<br />
Boussat, Stephane 302<br />
Bouville, Jean-Francois 486<br />
Boyce, Lisa 222, 469, 470<br />
Boyle, Natalie 224<br />
Brady, Anne 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58<br />
Bravo, Paula 514, 606<br />
Brazelton, Terry Berry 28, 395<br />
Bretherton, Inge 346<br />
Briggs, Rahil 227<br />
Brisson, Anne 284<br />
Brito, Isabel 672<br />
Britten, Stewart 645<br />
Brophy-Herb, Holly 229, 716<br />
Brough, Sue 62<br />
Brown, Geoffrey 677<br />
Browne, Joy 159<br />
Broyden, Nichaela 348<br />
Bruschweiler-Stern, Nadia 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 395<br />
Brusee, Annelies 571<br />
Buckley, Catherine 624<br />
Buckner, Elizabeth 247<br />
Buergin, Dieter 180, 401A<br />
Buist, Anne 663, 664, 665, 666, 667, 668<br />
Bunston, Wendy 287<br />
Burk, Linnea 542<br />
Burns, Catherine 684<br />
Burston, Amanda 565<br />
Bursztejn, Claude 142, 143, 144, 320<br />
Busnel, Marie Claire 738<br />
Cabral de Mello, Meena 157<br />
Cabrera, Natasha 473<br />
Caldeira da Silva, Pedro 107, 338, 356, 514, 566, 606<br />
Calia, Salvador Hackmann 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41,<br />
250<br />
Cammas, Rafaele 360<br />
Camon Senechal, Laurence 641, 782<br />
Canavarro, Cristina 413<br />
Candelori, Carla 223, 699<br />
Candilis Huisman, Drina 395, 707<br />
Canfi eld, Joyce 60<br />
Caprin, Claudia 550<br />
Carane, Labry 733<br />
Cardoso, M. 413<br />
Caron-Lefevre, martine 2<br />
Carsalade, Tereza 308<br />
Carvalho, Eduarda 606<br />
Casa-Martin, Donna Marie 60<br />
Casey, Patrick 727<br />
Cassetti, A. 417, 594<br />
Cassidy, Jude 212<br />
Castellano, Rosetta 260, 721<br />
Castro de Souza, Lalia 248<br />
Catala, Sophie 323<br />
Cauvin, Patrick 280, 323, 523<br />
Cavanna, Donatella 89<br />
Cavedoni, Sonia 510, 588<br />
Cazas, Odile 360<br />
Celani, Marilena 689<br />
Cerquiglini, Antonella 319<br />
Chainski, Mary 299<br />
Chardeau, Patrick 217, 493<br />
Charlier, Dominique 438, 443<br />
Charlton, Margaret 444<br />
Chatoor, Irene 468<br />
Chatzidimitriou, Christina 87, 264<br />
Chaudhuri, Jana 54, 365<br />
Chemtob, Claude 297<br />
Cherland, Esther 561<br />
Chester, Andrea 665<br />
Chinnock, Richard 605<br />
Choi, Yumi 274<br />
Christiansen, K 469, 470, 222<br />
Chung, Hoewook 339<br />
Ciardelli, Roberta 439, 441<br />
Cicala, Chiara 567<br />
Cimino, Silvia 23<br />
Clark, Roseanne 121, 126, 539, 542<br />
Clyman, Rob 268<br />
Cocchi, Riccardo 266<br />
Cochrane, Andrew 446<br />
Cohen, David 277, 700, 131<br />
Coker, E. 367<br />
Coles, Claire 757<br />
Colling, Gabriela Exenberger 108<br />
Conde, Ana Albertina 580<br />
Condon, John 664<br />
Connelly, Brenda 565<br />
Constancal, Paul 411<br />
Cook, Gina 469, 470, 559<br />
Coombs, Nichola Lee 717, 773<br />
Cooper, Peter 589<br />
Cordeiro, Maria Gonzalves 770, 505, 303<br />
Cortesi, Flavia 319<br />
Corveleyn, Jozef 554, 685<br />
Costa, Raquel 410, 580, 581<br />
Costas-Moragas, Carme 508<br />
Couchot, Jean-Luc 493<br />
Couetoux, Francine 283, 782<br />
Coulet, Pierre 733<br />
Cox, Amy 563<br />
Craemer, Bertrand 166A<br />
Crespin, Graciela 144, 320, 531<br />
Crittenden, Colleen 387<br />
Croll, Judy 241<br />
Cudmore, Lynne 495<br />
Cuennet, Myriam 398, 558<br />
Cumming, Anne 288<br />
Cummings, Joanne 191<br />
Curra, Vincenzo 516<br />
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D’Ardia, Caterina 319, 592<br />
D’Haene, Maria 684<br />
Da Mota Mattonoet, Carmen 217<br />
Daffos, Fernand 276<br />
Dakowski, Clare 360<br />
Dallay, Dominique 359<br />
Danis, Ildiko 343<br />
Danon, Gisele 379, 380, 381, 382, 383, 384<br />
Darmon, Marlene 585<br />
Darwiche, Joelle 177, 270<br />
David, Michele 782<br />
Davies, Mark 433<br />
Davis, Cynthia 476, 698, 670<br />
Daws, Dilys 166, 652, 653, 654, 655, 656, 657<br />
Day, Crispin 674, 294<br />
de Arago, Regina Orth 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41<br />
de Boissieu, Delphine 248<br />
de Caceres-Zurita, Maria Luisa 508<br />
de Coster, Lotta 220, 696, 723<br />
de Falco, S. 366<br />
de Gheest, Francoise 696, 723<br />
de Kruif, R.E.L. 195, 198<br />
de Lajonquire, Leandro 530<br />
de Monleon, Jean Vital 86<br />
de Palo, F. 419, 628<br />
de Rosa, Emilia 266, 516<br />
de Schipper, J. Clasien 385, 386, 387, 388, 389<br />
de Vigan, C. 276<br />
Dearnley, Katy 160<br />
Debourg, Alain 360<br />
DeCoste, Cindy 372, 759, 760<br />
Dekovic, Maja 625<br />
del Canto, Livia Gonzalez 548<br />
Delaney, Jill 62<br />
Delanghe, Gwenda 439, 441<br />
Delaunay-El Allam, Maryse 739<br />
Delavenne, Anne 380<br />
Delgado-Teijeiro, Celia 326<br />
Delinger, Marie 323<br />
Delion, Peirre 2, 137, 141, 174, 314, 450, 455<br />
Delobel, Malika 735<br />
Deloche, Sandrine 136<br />
Delogu, Anna Maria 721<br />
Delphine, Druart 439, 440, 441<br />
DeLuca, Mary 229<br />
Demetri Friedman, Donna 129<br />
DeOliveira, Carey Anne 56<br />
Dequae-Merchadou, Laurence 734<br />
Derksen, Barbel 434<br />
Derkx, Bert 709<br />
Desarmeniens, Brigette 460<br />
Despars, Josee 783<br />
Devault, Annie 678<br />
Devouche, Emmanuel 383, 525<br />
Devriendt, Claire 440, 442<br />
Diamond, Gary W. 84, 85<br />
Diehl, Angela Maria Polgati 271, 282<br />
Diez, Virginia 57<br />
Dilsiz, Habibe 291<br />
Dimitrova, Nevena 45, 520<br />
Diricq, Catherine 95<br />
Diseth, Trond H. 149, 543<br />
Dolby, Robyn Mary 241, 242<br />
Donna, Elliston 627<br />
Douglas, Hazel 62, 88, 294<br />
Doulis, Sally 64<br />
Dovbnya, Svyatoslav 645<br />
Downing, George 382, 402, 646, 651<br />
Dragonas, Thalia 220<br />
Drain, Elise 300<br />
Dreiserner, Ruth 434<br />
Driscoll, Joan 54<br />
Dublineau, Mathilde 703<br />
Duch, Helena 297, 487<br />
Dugravier, Romain 80<br />
Duguet, Marion 314<br />
Duhalde, Constanza 610<br />
Duman, Nuray 714<br />
Dumez, Yves 722<br />
Dumoutier, Corrine 360<br />
Dupont, Christophe 248<br />
Durieux, Marie-Paule 438, 439, 440, 441, 442, 443<br />
Dutray, Benoit 298<br />
Duverge, Ludovic 283, 641<br />
Easterbrooks, A. 365, 476, 54<br />
Ebeling, Hanna 695<br />
Eberhart-Wright, Alice 104<br />
Edhborg, Maigun 582<br />
Efroni, Ravit 252<br />
Egeland, Byron 53, 58, 614, 146<br />
Egger, Helen 1, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 76<br />
Eidelman, Arthur 84, 85<br />
Eira, Claudia 606<br />
El Allaly, Leila 591<br />
Elfer, Peter 160<br />
Elgues, Gisele 108<br />
Elliott, Sandra 779<br />
Elliston, Donna 43<br />
Ellwood, David 664<br />
Emanuel, Louise 495<br />
Emblem, Ragnhild 146, 147, 148, 149, 543, 713<br />
Emde, Robert 339A, 597, 644,<br />
Enderby, Kate 287<br />
Erdogan, Gonul 291<br />
Ericksen, Jennifer 666<br />
Erickson, Martha 533, 617<br />
Ertem, Ilgi Ozturk 157, 291, 603<br />
Evangelou, Maria 430<br />
Evrard, Doriane 660<br />
Ewert, Josette 327<br />
Fabre-Y Del Rivero, Ana Ma 324<br />
Fabrizi, Anna 592<br />
Fagundes, Simone 108<br />
Falceto, Olga 271<br />
Fallowes, Diana 88<br />
Farias, Denise 108<br />
Farkas, Chamarrita 702<br />
Faugli, Anne 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 543, 713<br />
Fava Vizziello, Grazia Maria 2, 72, 415, 416, 417, 418,<br />
419, 420, 628<br />
Favez, Nicolas 45, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 398,<br />
518, 558, 623, 629, 632<br />
Feldman, Ruth 189, 504, 691<br />
Felloni, B. 77<br />
Fernandes, Ana Luisa 107, 556, 271<br />
Fernandez, Mari 527<br />
Ferradji, Taieb 301<br />
Ferrando, Josep 731<br />
Ferrier-Lynn, Melissa 243, 244, 245<br />
Figueiredo, Barbara 409, 410, 411, 412, 413, 414, 580,<br />
581<br />
Fitzgerald, Hiram 19, 221, 229, 272, 273, 405, 472, 474,<br />
676, 680<br />
Fivaz-Depeursinge, Elisabeth 14, 19, 20, 67<br />
Flacking, Renee 553<br />
Fleck, Anelise 108<br />
Fletcher, Richard John 479<br />
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focarelli, benedetta 516<br />
Foley, Maree Anne 568<br />
Follan, Michael 565<br />
Fonagy, Peter 342<br />
Fontaine, Denis 230<br />
Fontell, Tuija 92<br />
Forbes, Lindsey 552, 563<br />
Forcada Guex, Margarita 123, 435, 743<br />
Forisha, Bill 602<br />
Fornieles-Deu, Albert 508<br />
Fotiadou, Elena 91<br />
Foures, Cathy 311<br />
Fourment, Marie Claude 530<br />
Fowler, Cathrine 534, 620, 621<br />
Fox, Nathan 5, 51<br />
Franich-Ray, Candice 446<br />
Franieck, Leticia 340<br />
Frascarolo, France 45, 178, 398, 471, 520, 623, 629, 632<br />
Freier, Kiti 605, 724<br />
Freitas, Carina 607<br />
Fritz, Darci 125<br />
Fuchs, Thomas 382, 650<br />
Fukatsu, Chikako 688<br />
Fukkink, R.G. 195, 198<br />
Fuster, Pietat 61<br />
Galarraga, Vanessa 282<br />
Galinsky, Ellen 235<br />
Gallese, Vittorio 24<br />
Galwey, Sharyn 63, 228<br />
Garcia, Claudine 523<br />
Garo, Mylene 279<br />
Garrigue Abgrall, Marie 782<br />
Gartner, Martina 495<br />
Gaunson, Karen 773<br />
Geenen, Greet 554, 685<br />
Gemmill, Alan Watson 666<br />
Genot, Muriel 8<br />
Gentili, C. 417, 594<br />
Gerard, Jean 233<br />
Germond, Marc 177, 270<br />
Gerner (In Memoriam), Eva Marianne 540<br />
Gervai, Judit 343<br />
Geuze, Reint H. 334<br />
Geva Lisser, Lihi 710, 526<br />
Gianoli-Valente, Marina 383, 525<br />
Gibbins, Christopher 317<br />
Gilkerson, Linda 686<br />
Gillam, Lynn 448<br />
Gillberg, Christopher 322<br />
Gilson, Kathryn 546<br />
Gini, M. 366<br />
Ginio Dollberg, Daphna 189<br />
Giusti, Z. 366<br />
Glangeaud-Freudenthal, Nine 357, 358, 359, 360, 361,<br />
362, 663, 668, 732, 780<br />
Glaser, Danya 565<br />
Glatigny-Dallay, Elisabeth 359, 734<br />
Gleason, Karin 56<br />
Glover, Vivette 118<br />
Glowacki, Antonia 342<br />
Goeb, Jean-Louis 314<br />
Gok, Canan Gul 291, 603<br />
Golan, Noa 252<br />
Goldberg, Jessica 54, 698<br />
Goldschmidt, Teresa 747<br />
Golse, Bernard 2, 11, 12, 13, 14, 112, 115A, 139, 175,<br />
683, 722, 746, 789<br />
Gomes-Pedro, Joao 29<br />
Goncalves, Daniele 108, 263<br />
Gonzalez, Julio 595<br />
Goodman, Sherryl 119<br />
Gordon, Macall 602<br />
Gorodish, Ricardo 39<br />
Graham, Mimi 239, 634, 635, 636, 637, 638, 639, 640<br />
Graham-Rawlings, Christine 57<br />
Graignic-Philippe, Rozenn 383, 525<br />
Grassi, C. 77<br />
Gratier, Maya 171, 380, 383<br />
Greacen, Tim 80<br />
Green, Jonathan Michael 340, 341, 342, 343, 344, 345,<br />
346, 347, 565<br />
Grenier, Johanna 30<br />
Grimwade, James 444<br />
Grisi, Sandra Josephina Ferraz Ellero 531, 733<br />
Groark, Christina 214, 396<br />
Grossman, Klaus 477<br />
Grossmann, Karin 412, 477<br />
Grube, Michael 649<br />
Gu, Lixiong 229<br />
Guedeney, Antoine 14, 48, 52, 80, 205, 206, 207, 208,<br />
209, 407, 513, 652, 161, 249, 642<br />
Guedeney, Nicole 642A<br />
Guerra, Victor 40<br />
Guex, Patrice 177, 270<br />
Guilfoyle, Andrew 304<br />
Guionie, Claude 21<br />
Gumus, Derya Dogan 291, 603<br />
Gustin, Marie-Laure 95<br />
Gutfreind, Celso 108<br />
Guvenir, Taner 714<br />
Guy, Denise 528<br />
Guzell-Roe, Jacqueline 233, 251<br />
Haataja, Leena 124, 155, 541<br />
Haling, Michelle Ellen 776<br />
Hallaq, Eyad 504<br />
Halmesmaki, Erja 153<br />
Hamada, Shoko 261, 688<br />
Hannigan, Siobhan Aidene 288<br />
Hans, Sydney 590, 711<br />
Harel, Judith 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 453<br />
Harrison, Alexandra 73, 379, 381, 384, 511, 194, 195,<br />
196, 197, 198, 199<br />
Hart, Andrea 221, 515, 753<br />
Hassan, Giovanni 266<br />
Hatton, Leah 219, 262, 507, 599<br />
Hatzor, Talia 397<br />
Haugen, Guttorm 146<br />
Haumont, Dominique 439, 440, 441<br />
Hautamaki, Airi Anita 555<br />
Hawthorne-Amick, Joanna T. 31<br />
Hawver, Shelley 229<br />
Hay, Andrea 756<br />
Hayes, Barbara 664<br />
Haznedaroglu, Dilek 603<br />
Hedenbro, Monica 404<br />
Heffron, Mary Claire 686<br />
Heiden, Dorine 557<br />
Heidenreich, Felicia 392, 486<br />
Heinen, Norbert 331<br />
Heinonen, Kati 726, 752<br />
Heinz Brisch, Karl 17, 102, 332, 456A, 458<br />
Heller, Sherry 82, 83, 387<br />
Helmig, Linda 522<br />
Hengen, Viviane 765<br />
Henry, Lindy 287<br />
Heroux, Caroline 460<br />
Hertzberg, Tove 587<br />
<strong>World</strong> <strong>Association</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> 81
Herve, Marie-Joelle 161, 164, 629<br />
Heslington, M. 366<br />
Hewitt, Erri 542<br />
Hibino, Yukari 261<br />
Hill, Christine Ann 216, 348, 602<br />
Hipke, Kathleen 542<br />
Hiramatsu, Mayumi 337<br />
Hirose, Taiko 337<br />
Hlabisa, Khulakahle 488<br />
Hodges, Jill 351<br />
Hoerr, Sharon 586<br />
Hoeyer, Mette 694<br />
Hoffman, Kent 212<br />
Hogan, Anne 640<br />
Hohlfeld, Judith 783<br />
Hohm, Erika 509, 577, 578<br />
Holmberg, John 350<br />
Honjo, Shuji 261, 576, 633<br />
Hopkins, Juliet 425<br />
Hopper, Ursula Ann 776<br />
Horiuchi, Takeshi 399<br />
Hornstein, Chrisitiane 647, 509, 577, 578<br />
Horodynski, Mildred 586, 716<br />
Horovitz, J. 359<br />
Howes, Jim 225<br />
Huet, Frederic 86<br />
Hughes, Jean 256, 257, 258<br />
Huhtala, Tarja 690<br />
Hunnius, Sabine 334, 519, 557<br />
Ibanez, M. 744<br />
Iglesias, Liara 108<br />
Iliffe, Naomi 241<br />
Ilkka, M. 544, 545<br />
Impagliazzo, S. 417, 594<br />
Innocenti, Mark 559<br />
Inoue, Kako 688<br />
Iriondo, M. 744<br />
Ismail, Neheeda 574<br />
Isohanni, Matti 579<br />
Isserlis, Catherine 361, 780<br />
Iwai, Shiho 633<br />
Jackson, Jennifer 103<br />
Jacobs, Francine 54, 57, 505<br />
Jacobson, Joseph 756<br />
Jacobus, Monica Kimelman 548<br />
Jacoby, Rita 327<br />
Jakobsen, Alexandra Vang 521<br />
Jardin, Francoise 450<br />
Jarvi, Sari 690<br />
Jaunin, Lyne 435<br />
Jensen, Linda 584<br />
Jeong, Yoonkyung 274, 705<br />
Jerkku, M. 544, 545<br />
Jerusalinsky, Alfredo Nestor 532<br />
Jin, Mi Kyoung 601<br />
Jokelainen, Jari 579<br />
Jones, Amanda 422, 238, 636, 469, 470, 611<br />
Jones Harden, Brenda 81, 82<br />
Jongenelen, Ines 412<br />
Jonsdottir, Rakel Bjorg 336<br />
Jordan, Brigid 446<br />
Joukamaa, Matti 579<br />
Juffer, Femmie 55, 84, 90<br />
Julia, Berkman 627<br />
Jullian, Lorenzo 292<br />
Jump, Vonda 559<br />
Kable, Julie 757<br />
Kalckreuth, Barbara 457<br />
Kalish, Zipporah 497<br />
Kalland, Mirjam 152, 153, 371<br />
Kamierzac, Sara 729<br />
Kaminski, Monique 735<br />
Kane, Eleanor 265<br />
Kaneko, Hitoshi 261, 576, 633<br />
Kantojarvi, Liisa 579<br />
Kaplan, Hayuta 201<br />
Karreman, Annemiek 622, 623, 624, 625, 626<br />
Kaufman, Peggy 105<br />
Kaufmann, C. 364<br />
Kaukonen, P. 544, 545, 318, 352, 547, 583, 596, 771<br />
Kauppi, Anne L.M. 267<br />
Kawasaki, Hiromi 265<br />
Kay-Raining Bird, Elizabeth 256, 258<br />
Kemppinen, Kaarina 695<br />
Kennel, Porcia 299, 213<br />
Keren, Miri 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 74, 84, 85, 135, 164,<br />
188, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 463, 466, 504<br />
Kettunen, Eija 755<br />
Khoury, Marina 505<br />
Kiikkala, I 768<br />
Killough, Jay 595<br />
Kim, Hyunjin 339, 274<br />
Kindler, Heinz 477<br />
Kissgen, Ruediger 331, 614, 615, 616, 617<br />
Kivitie-Kallio, Satu 153<br />
Klein-Velderman, Mariska 55<br />
Kleinman, Charles 445<br />
Klute, Mary 347<br />
Kmita, Grazyna 333, 701<br />
Knauer, D. 2, 78, 416, 418<br />
Kobayashi, Ryuji 788<br />
Koch, Gabriele 615<br />
Koga, Sebastian 51<br />
Komanek, Verena 517<br />
Komninou, Evangelia 609<br />
Korja, Riikka 124, 153, 155, 541<br />
Koskela, Paivi 92<br />
Kowalenko, Nick 534, 618, 619, 620, 621<br />
Kowalik, Sharon 604<br />
Kraemer, Sebastien 210<br />
Kribs, Angela 331<br />
Krishnamurthy, Vidhya 605, 724<br />
Kristensen, Charlotte 148, 713<br />
Kristjansdottir, Solveig 336<br />
Kubicek, Lorraine 597<br />
Kuivalainen, Jaana 785<br />
Kumpulainen, Kirsti 695<br />
Kumral, Abdullah 714<br />
Kuntze, Lena 687<br />
Kupfer, Maria Cristina Machado 529<br />
Kursten-Hogan, Regina 627<br />
Kusanagi, Miho 337<br />
Kushilevitz, Irit 497<br />
Kwak, Keumjoo 274, 705<br />
Kwok, Winnie 775<br />
Lüthi Faivre, Fabienne 78<br />
Lacaze, I. 359<br />
Lafont, Veronique 360, 493<br />
Lagonico, Daliah 783<br />
Lahad, Shmuel 297<br />
Lalou Moatti, Marianne 787<br />
Lamour, Martine 15, 161<br />
Lancaster, Gill 348, 546, 708<br />
Landman, Mireille 589<br />
Lano, Aulikki 726<br />
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Lapinleimu, Helena 124, 155<br />
Lappin, Grace 454, 706<br />
Larrain, Catalina 232<br />
Larroque, Beatrice 735<br />
Lassenius-Panula, Lotta 156<br />
Latva, Reija 341, 352, 720<br />
Lauder, Sue 665<br />
Lavanchy, Chloe 45, 67, 398, 623, 629<br />
Lavra, Tania 606<br />
Laznik, Marie Christine 183, 787, 320<br />
Le Nestour-Crivilla, Annick 383, 525<br />
Leach, D. 366, 426, 427, 428, 429, 430, 431<br />
Lecannelier, Felipe Eugenio 391, 548<br />
Lee, Kyung Sook 349, 601, 586, 590<br />
Leenders, Francine 570<br />
Lefebvre, Isabella 733<br />
Lehmkuhl, Ulrike 517, 609, 687<br />
Lehtonen, Liisa 124, 155, 341, 541, 720<br />
Leijala, Hannu 690<br />
Lempereur, Emmanuelle 438, 439, 440, 441, 442, 443<br />
Lenz, Klaus 517, 687<br />
Lenzi, Delia 23<br />
Leon, Ana 777<br />
Lepez, Marie-Anne 284<br />
Lerner, Rogerio 529<br />
Leslie, Margaret 764<br />
Levi, Gabriel 593<br />
Levy, Roberto 108<br />
Libal, Elisabeth 434<br />
Lieberman, Alicia 369, 373<br />
Lieberson, Rebecca 43<br />
Liebowitz, Michael 433<br />
Lima, Ana Laura Godinho 226, 308<br />
Linke, Pamela duRieu 63, 228<br />
Little, Christina 268<br />
Lopes, Francesco 632, 308<br />
Lou de Leon Siantz, Mary 133<br />
Loustau, M. 359<br />
Luby, Joan 49, 354<br />
Lucas-Thompson, Rachel 698<br />
Lundh, Wendela 582<br />
Luoma, Ilona 352, 512, 547, 583, 596<br />
Lupo, Ganit 710<br />
Lyons-Ruth, Karlen 168, 169<br />
Macarelli, M. 746<br />
MacGregor, Kelley Paula 338<br />
Machado, Carla 263<br />
MacPherson, Kristen 429<br />
Maestro, Sandra 77, 185<br />
Magnenat, Dominique 742<br />
Maguire, Catherine Mary 451<br />
Mahoney, Gerald 316, 781<br />
Majapuro, Tuula 92<br />
Makela, Sinikka Aulikki 587, 758, 762<br />
Maki, Merja 544, 545, 579<br />
Mala, Tom 148, 713<br />
Maldonado-Duran, Martin 390, 391, 392, 393, 522<br />
Malhotra, Rima 299<br />
Mali, Agnes 616<br />
Malik, Neena 81, 82, 83<br />
Malloch, Stephen 215, 399, 697<br />
Malt, Ulrik Fredrik 146, 147<br />
Mamelle, Nicole 740<br />
Mangelsdorf, Sarah 677<br />
Mangione, Peter 635<br />
Mantymaa, Mirjami 480, 481, 583, 596, 771<br />
Mara, Bighin 628<br />
Marano, Gianfranco 510<br />
Marclay, Laetitia 177, 270<br />
Mares, Sarah 456, 535<br />
Marfo, Kofi 527<br />
Marguier, Laurence 733<br />
Marillaud, Michele 284<br />
Maroes, Marnee 262<br />
Maron, Michel 360<br />
Marquez-Caraveo, Maria Elena 133<br />
Marshall, Randall 433<br />
Martel, Chantal 522, 715<br />
Martelli, Marilisa 417, 594<br />
Martin, Paul Russell 665<br />
Martins, Carla 412, 606<br />
Maruyama, Erika 261<br />
Marvin, Robert S. 388<br />
Marwick, Helen 322<br />
Maryse, Soulie 360<br />
Massari, Blanche 360<br />
Matos, Joana 641<br />
Matte, Laura 108<br />
Matthiesen, Ann-Sofi 582<br />
Maulucci, Maria Lucia 266, 516<br />
Maunu, Jonna 155<br />
Maury, Michele 161<br />
Mauvais, Patrick 259<br />
Mayers, Hillary 452<br />
Mayes, L. 152, 370, 759<br />
Mazet, Philippe 700<br />
Mazzei, Enza 592<br />
Mazzoncini, Bruna 593<br />
Mazzoni, Silvia 69<br />
McCall, Robert 214, 396<br />
McCaw, Jaime 433<br />
McConnachie, Alex 322<br />
McHale, James 42, 43, 47, 66, 622, 627, 644A<br />
McInnes, Belinda 620<br />
McKelvey, Lorraine 221, 229, 272, 472, 474, 515, 586,<br />
753<br />
McKim, Margaret K. 218, 219, 262, 507, 561, 599<br />
McMahon, Catherine 620, 621<br />
Meaney, Michael 117<br />
Measures, Sarah 511<br />
Medeiros, Marco 107, 566<br />
Medina, Carlos Nunez 548<br />
Megan, Parmley 627<br />
Meijssen, Dominique 557<br />
Melanie, McConnell 627<br />
Mellier, Daniel 170, 658, 659, 660, 661, 662, 170, 171,<br />
172, 173, 174, 175, 230, 259, 450, 733<br />
Menahem, Samuel 444, 445, 446, 447, 448<br />
Mendez, Jose 505<br />
Mendonca, Denise 413<br />
Mesman, Judi 55<br />
Messina, Serena 784<br />
Metcalf, Elena 271<br />
Meurs, Patrick 292, 598<br />
Michale, Maury 629<br />
Michaud, Marie-Ange 585<br />
Miettinen, Sari 774<br />
Mikuni, Kumi 337<br />
Milgrom, Jeannette 663, 664, 665, 666, 667, 668<br />
Millhuff, Charles 393, 522<br />
Minde, Klaus 117, 329, 390, 393A<br />
Miner, Jennifer 698<br />
Minnis, Helen 565<br />
Mintz, Anne-Sophie 249<br />
Mirlesse, Vrronique 276<br />
Missonnier, Sylvain 2, 92A, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 455,<br />
<strong>World</strong> <strong>Association</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong> <strong>Mental</strong> <strong>Health</strong> 83
496<br />
Mistry, Jayanthi 57<br />
Modi, N. 118<br />
Moehler, E. 364<br />
Moessinger, Adrien 123<br />
Moilanen, Irma 695<br />
Moioli, Margherita 550<br />
Molénat, Francoise 3<br />
Molan, Anna 216<br />
Molteno, Christopher David 589, 756<br />
Moneta, Santiago 707A<br />
Montes de Oca, Marcela 283, 310<br />
Monti, Annalisa 328, 510, 588<br />
Moody, Chris 522<br />
Moore, Melanie Hope 551<br />
Moorlag, A. 367<br />
Moran, Greg 56, 552, 560, 563<br />
Moreyra, Paula 313D<br />
Mori, Carrie 313<br />
Morisseau, Linda 276, 284, 707<br />
Moro, Marie Rose 8, 134, 231, 298, 301, 392, 486<br />
Morozova, Tatiana 645<br />
Moshe, Magi 691<br />
Moss, Ellen 436<br />
Motz, Mary 764<br />
Muller Nix, Carole 163, 123, 435, 743, 783<br />
Munaretti, Elisa 108<br />
Munck, Petriina 153, 155<br />
Murase, Satomi 261, 576, 633<br />
Muratoir, Filipo 77, 143, 144<br />
Murielle, Palenne 661<br />
Murphy, Pam 240, 309, 65<br />
Murray, Lynne 589<br />
Myers, Michael 433<br />
Mylane, Higuero 733, 692<br />
Myquel, Martine 323, 585<br />
Nablega, Magaly 313C, 313D<br />
Nadeau, Line 725<br />
Nagaya, Sawako 688<br />
Nasi, Matti Johannes 512<br />
Nassisi, Valentina 567<br />
Natalia, Johanna 490<br />
Nathan, Tobie 132A, 136A<br />
Naziri, Despina 220, 696<br />
Nelson, Charles 51<br />
Nemeth, Deborah 253, 254, 255, 275<br />
Newman, Louise 456, 462<br />
Newnham, Carol 215, 667<br />
Nezelof, Sylvie 360<br />
Nicolais, Giampaolo 524, 567<br />
Ninomiya, Masae 261<br />
Nishiyama, Mika 265<br />
Nomura, Kenji 576<br />
Nordling, Esa 690<br />
Northam, Elisabeth 446<br />
Nouvel, Jean-Louis 311<br />
Nudelmann, Carmen Martins 250, 549, 250<br />
Nugent, Kevin 33, 595<br />
O’Brien, Margaret 469, 478<br />
O’Connell, Melissa 122<br />
O’Connor, Thomas 116, 120A, 385, 389, 116, 117, 118,<br />
119, 120, 565<br />
Oba, Mihoko 261, 633<br />
Oberger, Elinor 540<br />
Oberklaid, Frank 394<br />
Odorisio, Flaminia 564<br />
Ohashi, Yoko 633<br />
Oika, Teissiere 98<br />
Okada, Kaori 261, 633<br />
Okamitsu, Motoko 337<br />
Okuzawa, A. 367<br />
Oliveira, Vera 108<br />
Oliver, Monica Beatriz 505<br />
Olkinuora, Tuula 318, 480, 481<br />
Olson, Beth 716<br />
Omay, Oguz 358<br />
Omori, Takahide 337<br />
Ongari, B. 745<br />
Oosterman, Mirjam 386<br />
Oppenheim, David 176, 181, 403<br />
Orenstein, Ruth 497<br />
Oshio, Toko 233<br />
Ostensen, Anniken Bjornstad 146<br />
Ouss, Lisa 499, 500, 501, 502<br />
Ox<strong>for</strong>d, Monica 347<br />
Ozbas, Sema 603<br />
Ozbek, Aylin 714<br />
Ozcebe, Hilal 603<br />
Ozdemir, Hanife 291<br />
Ozkan, Hasan 714<br />
Ozturk, Gulden 291<br />
Pace, Cecilia Serena 721, 784<br />
Pacheco, Alexandra 410, 580, 581<br />
Padrosa, M.P. 359<br />
Page, Timothy 346<br />
Pajulo, Marjaterttu 155A, 539, 151, 152, 371, 755<br />
Palacio Espasa, Francisco 78, 140, 418, 2, 415, 420,<br />
742<br />
Palmer, Glen 584<br />
Palomaki, Eeva-Liisa 269<br />
Pan, Dong 268<br />
Papousek, Mechtilde 642<br />
Paquette, Daniel 110<br />
Paradis, Martine 629<br />
Paris, Ruth 105<br />
Park, Sunghae 274<br />
Parra, Belen 536, 537, 538<br />
Parry, Trevor 304, 670<br />
Parzer, P. 364<br />
Paz, Keren 252<br />
Pascal, Richard 311<br />
Pasquato, Sara 72<br />
Patel, Vidisha 754<br />
Patruno, Ester 592<br />
Patton, Terri-Anne 528<br />
Paul, Campbell 16, 168, 215, 394, 423, 444, 655, 773<br />
Pautsch, Jennifer 49<br />
Pavelka, Martin 311<br />
Pederson, David R. 56, 552, 560, 563<br />
Pedrosa, A. 413<br />
Pefourque, Cecile 722<br />
Pego, Fernando 556<br />
Pegoraro, Angela Horn 282<br />
Pelosi, Anthony 565<br />
Pena, Betty 313D<br />
Perales, Frida 316, 781<br />
Pereira, Ana Cardoso 770, 413, 556, 770, 532<br />
Perez, Veronica Undurraga 232<br />
Perouse de Montclos, Marie Odile 136, 161, 249, 503<br />
Perren, Sonja 44, 46, 180, 345, 355<br />
Perrinetti, Barbara Actis 344<br />
Perrote, F. 276<br />
Pesaro, Maria Eugenia 529<br />
Pesonen, Anu-Katriina 726, 752<br />
Petroff, Evelyne 737<br />
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Petrozzi, A. 77<br />
Philipp, Diane A. 75, 164, 253, 254, 255, 275, 427, 428<br />
Piccinini, Graziela 108<br />
Pierola, Maria Teresa 313A<br />
Pierre Humbert, Biase 2, 743, 123, 432, 433, 434, 435,<br />
436, 437, 783<br />
Piha, Jorma 124, 539, 541, 719<br />
Pivonka-Jones, Jamie 605, 724<br />
Planche, Stephane 733<br />
Plastunova, Lilja Germanovna 612<br />
Plumier, Delphine 327<br />
Poehlmann, Julie 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 335<br />
Poinso, Francois 360<br />
Politi, Johanna 153, 154<br />
Pombo, Joana 606<br />
Ponticello, Licia 592<br />
Poo, P. 744<br />
Porporino, Mafalda 522, 715<br />
Pozzi-Monzo, Maria Emilia 786<br />
Prat, Regine 450<br />
Presme, Nathalie 101<br />
Priest, Naomi 295<br />
Prior, Margot 215<br />
Pruett, Rebecca 639<br />
Puckering, Christine 681, 322<br />
Puura, Kaija Helena 206, 207, 192, 318, 443A, 448A,<br />
480, 481, 544, 54, 583, 596, 771<br />
Qayoom, Zarina 742<br />
Quinlan, Mary 619<br />
Quintric, C. 359<br />
Rabain, Didier 71, 190, 283, 310, 641, 782<br />
Rabello, Angela M. Maggioli 308<br />
Raikkonen, Katri 726, 752<br />
Rainelli, Christine 360<br />
Raita-Hasu, Jutta 312, 695<br />
Ramsay, Maria 522, 715<br />
Rantakallio, Paula 579<br />
Rantanen, Pirjo 289<br />
Rasher-Miller, Tanya 584<br />
Raspe, Christiane 439<br />
Rassial, Jean Jacques 532<br />
Rattaz, Cecile 629<br />
Rauhala, Kaisu 690<br />
Rave, Elvira 509, 577<br />
Raviv, Anat 497<br />
Re, Jennifer 444, 459<br />
Reck, Corinna 382, 646, 647, 648, 649, 650, 651<br />
Reebye, Prahtiba N. 317, 775<br />
Reekie, Joanne 565<br />
Reis, Nuno Miguel 338<br />
Reischl, Thomas 229<br />
Reissland, Nadja 285, 322<br />
Reiswig, Rita 128, 376<br />
Renaud Yang, Marcelline 585<br />
Repasky, Phillip 604<br />
Resch, F. 364<br />
Rexwinkel, Marja 498<br />
Rezzoug, Dalila 231, 298, 301<br />
Rheeston, Mary 62, 88, 294<br />
Rhode, Maria 467<br />
Ribaudo, Julie 106<br />
Ricceri, Francesca 524, 567<br />
Riksen-Walraven, J.M.A. 195, 198<br />
Riley, Shireen 57<br />
Risholm Mothander, Pia 540<br />
Ritter, Roberto 108<br />
Riva Crugnola, Cristina 550<br />
Robel, Laurence 315<br />
Robert-Tissot, Christiane 78, 177, 418, 682<br />
Robertson, Bez 287<br />
Robin, Claire 523, 484, 591<br />
Robinson, JoAnn 347, 350, 353, 387<br />
Rocha, Maria 607<br />
Rochat, Tamsen 488<br />
Roche, Jacqueline 560<br />
Rochette, Joelle 96, 207, 733<br />
Roegiers, Luc 99<br />
Rogers, Joanna 645<br />
Roggman, Lori 222, 469, 470, 559, 611<br />
Roldofo, Graca 749<br />
Rolfe, Sharne Annette 290<br />
Roman, Pascal 703<br />
Romano, Helene 231<br />
Ron-Miara, Adi 74<br />
Ronconi, Silvia 562<br />
Ropcke, Bernd 609<br />
Rosenblum, Ouriel 115, 277, 279, 460, 700<br />
Ross, Erin 159<br />
Rossigneux-Delage, Pascale 101<br />
Rossiter, Chris 620<br />
Rosso, Anna Maria 89<br />
Roth, Bernhard 331<br />
Rotman, Tamir 627<br />
Roto, Anna-Kaarina 318<br />
Rottman, Hana 311<br />
Roux, D. 359<br />
Rouyer, Veronique 179<br />
Rusconi Serpa, Sandra 76, 77, 78, 415, 416, 417, 418,<br />
419, 420, 161<br />
Sabuncuoglu, Osman 574<br />
Sagliaschi, Samanta 550<br />
Sai, Rei 633<br />
Saias, Thomas 80<br />
Saito, Sakae 337<br />
Salmelin, Raili 341, 352, 480, 481, 720<br />
Salo, Paivi 690, 151, 152, 153, 154, 155, 156<br />
Salomonsson, Bjorn 461<br />
Salucci, Monia 510, 588<br />
San Martini, Pietro 562<br />
Sanchez, Viviana 505<br />
Sancho Rossignol, Ana 78<br />
Sandman, Curt 698<br />
Santelices, Maria-Pia 702<br />
Santona, Alessandra 721, 784<br />
Santos, Clair 108, 606<br />
Sarica, Dolunay 291<br />
Sarker, P. 118<br />
Sarradet, Jean-Louis 320<br />
Sasaki, Yasuko 261, 633<br />
Saura, R. 359<br />
Saviluoto, Anne-Mari 771<br />
Savonlahti, Elina 124, 539, 541<br />
Sazer O’Donnell, Nina 237<br />
Schactman, Alissa 219, 262, 507, 561, 599<br />
Schaeffer, V. 359<br />
Schechter, Daniel 6, 397, 433, 353<br />
Schejtman, Clara 610<br />
Schenk, Simone 577<br />
Schepker, Renate 609<br />
Schiffman, Rachel 229, 272, 472, 474, 586<br />
Schmeets, MGJ 211<br />
Schmidt, Martin Heinrich 575<br />
Schmitt, Florence 719, 372, 759, 760<br />
Schogle, Benjaman 171<br />
Schon, Marie-Jeanne 327<br />
Schoppe-Sullivan, Sarah 624, 676, 677, 678, 679, 680<br />
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Schrader, Claudia 454<br />
Schroeder, Lindsay A. 218<br />
Schuengel, Carlo 386, 388<br />
Schuller, Jeanne-Marie 284<br />
Schwarz, Markus 577<br />
Scull, Chris 43<br />
Sechiyama, Haya 261, 633<br />
Segal, Mona 278, 281<br />
Seligman, Stephen 109, 641A, 657<br />
Senator, Diana 631<br />
Senecky, M.D., Yehuda 84, 85<br />
Senior, Rob 429<br />
Settles, Lisa 387<br />
Sezer, Nermin 291, 603<br />
Shah, Prachi 79, 125<br />
Shannon, Jacqueline 473<br />
Sherf, Ronit 74<br />
Shiff, Yaffa 710<br />
Shih, Mei-Chiung 595<br />
Shin, Yee Jin 349, 601<br />
Shirer, Karen 716<br />
Shoemark, Helen 215<br />
Siboni, P. 417, 594<br />
Siegler, Ava 246<br />
Silva, Ana Patricia 606, 308, 748, 107<br />
Sima, Jenny 540<br />
Simas, Roberta 464<br />
Simo, Sandra 434<br />
Simonelli, Alessandra 72, 628, 419<br />
Sims, Margaret 304, 307<br />
Sindelar, Maria Teresa 328<br />
Sinisalo, M. 544, 545<br />
Sinkkonen, Jari 152<br />
Sinzig, Judith Katharina 575<br />
Sirol, Francois 276, 284<br />
Skari, Hans 146, 147, 149<br />
Skouteris, Helen 196, 243<br />
Skovgaard, Anne Mette 521<br />
Skreden, Marianne 146, 147, 149<br />
Skuladottir, Arna 336<br />
Slade, Arietta 152<br />
Smith, Jan C 244<br />
Snyder, Kimberley 624<br />
Soares, Ana Rita 607, 409, 412, 414, 282<br />
Sobral, Filipa 747<br />
Soderlund, Inger Linnea 329, 330<br />
Sogos, Carla 593<br />
Sokolowski, Margaret 677<br />
Soltanifar, Atefeh 317, 775<br />
Sommerfeld, Denise 257, 258<br />
Sorsa, Minna 768<br />
Sossin, Mark 129<br />
Soto, Marianela Hoffmann 232, 548<br />
Soubielle, C. 359<br />
Soubieux, Marie-Jose 97, 276, 284<br />
Soule, Michel 100, 395, 707<br />
Sparrow, Joshua 34, 395<br />
Speelman, Craig 664<br />
Speranza, Anna Maria 524, 564, 567, 689<br />
Spieker, Susan 347<br />
Spielman, Eda 105<br />
Spohr, Hans Ludwig 766<br />
Squires, Jane 81, 82<br />
Stacks, Ann 233, 251<br />
Stadelmann, Stephanie 44, 46, 180, 345, 355<br />
Steentyes, Christine 288<br />
Stefenelli, Ulrich 382<br />
Stein, Alan 428, 589<br />
Steinberg, Carolyn Rita 718<br />
Stephanie, Lopez 629<br />
Sterba, Sonya 50<br />
Stern, Daniel 11, 12, 13, 26, 395, 501<br />
Stevens, Seonaigh 528<br />
Stevenson, Caroline 456, 462<br />
Stocklin, Irina 609<br />
Stolk, Mirjam 55<br />
Stolt, Suvi 124, 541<br />
Stone, Julie 488<br />
Strathearn, Lane 608<br />
Sturdevant Reed, Celeste 273<br />
Suardi, Francesca 630<br />
Subtil, Damien 767<br />
Suchman, Nancy 152, 369, 370, 371, 372, 373, 759, 760<br />
Sue, Morse 750<br />
Suess, Gerhard J. 616, 618<br />
Sullivan, Jill 354<br />
Susz, Elishiva 497<br />
Sutter, Anne-Laure 359, 360, 734<br />
Suwalsky, J. 366<br />
Svanberg, Per Olof 234<br />
Sved-Williams, Anne Eliza 59<br />
Swan, Belinda 241<br />
Swartz, Leslie 589<br />
Szejer, Myriam 736, 787<br />
Szollosi, Agnes 343<br />
Tableman, Betty 273<br />
Takahashi, Izumi 337<br />
Talbot, Jean 43<br />
Talmi, Ayelet 159<br />
Tambelli, Renata 564<br />
Tamminen, Tuula 14, 152, 341, 480, 481, 544, 545, 547,<br />
583, 596, 720, 771<br />
Tanaka, Yuko 633<br />
Tannenbaum, Gloria S. 715<br />
Tarabulsy, George M. 436<br />
Tardaguila-Harth, Joyce 303<br />
Tardos, Anna 172<br />
Tarkow, Allison 473<br />
Tavecchio, L.W.C. 195, 198<br />
Taylor, Eric 565<br />
Tenhunen, Katri 673<br />
Teramoto, Taeko 337<br />
Tessier, Rejean 432, 433, 434, 435, 436, 437, 725<br />
Teti, Douglas 122<br />
Thiele, Wendy 59<br />
Thomas, Jean 1<br />
Thomasgard, Michael 772<br />
Thompson, Britt 624, 475, 43<br />
Thomson Salo, Frances 287, 374, 378, 421, 374, 375,<br />
376, 377, 378, 421, 422, 423, 424, 425, 656<br />
Thorne, Cecilia 313D<br />
Thoueille, Edith 32, 395, 707<br />
Thullen, Matthew 711<br />
Timmer, Susan 475<br />
Titze, Karl 687<br />
Tizon, Jorge L. 61, 207, 208, 536, 537, 538<br />
Togliatti, Marisa Malagoli 70<br />
Toledano, Maurice 361<br />
Tomasi, Alejandra 505, 745<br />
Tomlinson, Mark 589<br />
Toth, Ildiko 343<br />
Touati, Bernard 184<br />
Tourigny, Joel 599<br />
Toussaint, E. 359<br />
Townsend, Heath 778<br />
Trabka, Kimberly 433<br />
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Trainor, W. Joseph 599<br />
Trautmann-Villaba, Patricia 577, 578<br />
Traverso, Pierina 313B<br />
Tremblay, Helene 661<br />
Trentini, Cristina 23, 689<br />
Trevarthen, Colwyn 25, 171, 399<br />
Tronick, Edward 111, 382, 610<br />
Trumello, Carmen 699<br />
Tsushima, Hiroe 265<br />
Tupola, Sarimari 153<br />
Turunen, Merja-Maaria 669, 670, 671, 672, 673, 674,<br />
675<br />
Tuters, Elizabeth 64, 165, 182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 187<br />
Tyano, Sam 133, 134, 135, 136, 189, 209A<br />
Ujiie, Tatsuo 576<br />
Ungerer, J.A. 196, 197<br />
Urmanska, Wanda 701<br />
Usui, Masami 337<br />
Vaivre-Douret, Laurence 21<br />
Valim, Clarissa 595<br />
Vallette, Jean-Francois 230<br />
Vallon, Meret 286<br />
Vallotton, Claire 293, 600<br />
Vamos, Julianna 101, 400<br />
van Aken, Marcel 625<br />
van Baar, Anneloes L. 519, 557<br />
van Bakel, Hedwig J.A. 506, 519, 557, 693<br />
van de Casteele, Noelle 248<br />
van Dijk, Elisabeth Marlies 506, 693<br />
Van Egeren, Laurie 273, 626, 679<br />
van Herreweghe, Inge 439, 441<br />
van IJzendoorn, Marinus 55, 90, 194, 195, 198, 199<br />
van Niel, Maren C. 506, 693<br />
van Tuijl, Cathy 625<br />
van Vaerenbergh, Anne 439, 441<br />
van Zeijl, J. 195, 198, 55<br />
Vanhalle, Francoise 730<br />
Vardy, Ines 610<br />
Varol Tas, Fatma 714<br />
Vasseur, Anne 401<br />
Vauthier, Daniele 700<br />
Veglia, Fabio 344<br />
Veijola, Juha M 579<br />
Veima, Marjo 512<br />
Velotti, Patrizia 260, 721<br />
Venuti, P. 366<br />
Verdoux, Helene 359, 734<br />
Vermeer, H.J. 195, 198<br />
Vermillard, Martine 32, 395, 707<br />
Vermilya, Lois 236<br />
Vernier, Dominique 101<br />
Verschueren, Karine 554<br />
Vervier, Jean-Francois 327<br />
Viaux, Sylvie 277, 700<br />
Viberg, Lennart 712<br />
Vicosa, Maria Geraldina 282<br />
Viitanen, Helena 690<br />
Vilarisa, Paula 514, 566<br />
Virginie, Evrard 629<br />
Virtanen, Mika 512<br />
Vlismas, Wendy 697<br />
Volpato, Silvana 108<br />
Voltolini, Rinaldo 530<br />
Volzone, Anna 319<br />
von Fieandt, Maija 673<br />
von Klitzing, Kai 18, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 180, 200,<br />
204, 345, 355<br />
von Wyl, Agnes 44, 46, 180, 345, 355<br />
Vreugdenhil, Coby 506<br />
Wakui, Yoko 633<br />
Walder, Mauro 550<br />
Ward, Susan 278, 281<br />
Warren, Beulah 456, 535, 242<br />
Wason, Armorer 645<br />
Watanabe, Hisako 399,v 406<br />
Watson, J. 196, 240, 309<br />
Weatherston, Deborah 633A, 643<br />
Wechsler, Nick 213<br />
Wendland, Jacqueline 283<br />
Weyrich, Romy 327<br />
Whelan, William F. 388<br />
White, Barbara 637<br />
Whiteside-Mansell, Leanne 221, 515, 727, 753<br />
Widen, Sara 540<br />
Wides, Judith 595<br />
Widlocher, Daniel 500<br />
Widstrom, Ann-Marie 582<br />
Widyawati, Ika 482, 483<br />
Wiebel, A. 364<br />
Wiefel, Andreas 517, 609, 687<br />
Wiese, Elisabeth Batista Pinto 659, 569<br />
Wiesler, Christiane 457<br />
Wijnroks, Lex 658, 662<br />
Wilson, Philip 322<br />
Winter, Mirja 609<br />
Wittenberg, Jean-Victor P. 191<br />
Wolverton, Annie 317, 775<br />
Woo, Joo Young 349<br />
Wood, J. 367<br />
Woodhouse, Susan 212<br />
Woodside, Rosalie 296<br />
Wortmann-Fleischer, Susanne 577<br />
Wouldes, Trecia Ann 761<br />
Xeros-Constantinides, Sophia 728<br />
Yabsley, Susan 64<br />
Yamgnane, Amina 99, 722<br />
Ylijoki, Anitta 774<br />
Yoshizumi, Takahiro 261<br />
Young, David 565, 88<br />
Yulita, Horacio 505<br />
Zaccagnino, Maria 344<br />
Zannotti, Mathieu 248<br />
Zaouche-Gaudron, Chantal 179<br />
Zavattini, Giulio Cesare 260, 562, 784<br />
Zaytsev, Ludmila 605, 724<br />
Zeanah, Charles 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 51, 120, 407, 408,<br />
432, 437<br />
Ziegenhain, Ute 402, 434<br />
Zigante, F. 746<br />
Zilibowitz, Michael 162<br />
Zimmerman, Marie-Agathe 360<br />
Zingman de Galperin, C. 366<br />
Zink, Susanne 704<br />
Zornig, Silvia Abu-Jamra 37<br />
Zweens, Mar J. 334<br />
Zygmunt, Annette 353<br />
Zygmuntowicz, Catherine 522, 715<br />
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WAIMH Upcoming Events<br />
REGIONAL CONFERENCE 2007<br />
Promoting <strong>Health</strong>y Development <strong>for</strong> <strong>Infant</strong>s and Children<br />
Riga, Latvia<br />
July 20-21, 2007<br />
In<strong>for</strong>mation about the Riga regional conference contact:<br />
Dr. Kaspars Tuters<br />
315 Avenue Road, Suit 9, Toronto, M4V 2H2, Canada.<br />
E-mail: k.tuters@utoronto.ca<br />
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