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<strong>Preliminary</strong> <strong>Program</strong> <strong>7th</strong> <strong>European</strong> <strong>Congress</strong> on Violence in Clinical Psychiatry 

Room Meridian Nadir Virgo Leo Taurus Aquarius Kepler Tycho Stella 

Wednesday 19/10 

09.00 – 18.00 

REGISTRATION 

10.00 – 13.30 

Pre-<strong>Congress</strong> 

Workshop 

14.30 – 18.00 

Pre-<strong>Congress</strong> 

Workshops 

The Short-Term 

Assessment of Risk 

and Treatability 

(START) – Measuring 

and managing risk in 

the short-term 

Caroline Logan & 

Michael Doyle (UK) 

<strong>European</strong> Association 

in Mental Health and 

Intellectual Disability 

(EHMHID) Guidelines 

for Assessment, 

Diagnostic and 

Treatment of Severe 

Problem Behaviour in 

Persons with 


Anton Došen 

(Netherlands) 

18.30 – 21.30 EViPRG member 

meeting 

The Comprehensive 

Assessment of 

Psychopathic 

Personality (CAPP) 

Stephen Hart 

(Canada)

Thursday 20/10 

08.00 – 18.00 

REGISTRATION 

09.00 – 09.25 Opening / Welcome by 

* Prof. Henk Nijman, Ass. 

Prof. Ton Palmstierna, 

Dr. Roger Almvik, Dr. Ian 

Needham & Mr. Nico 

Oud (Organisation) 

* Ass. Prof. Leos Heger, 

Minister of Health (Czech 

Republic) 

* Dr. Alena Steflová, Head 

of WHO, Liaison Office in 

Czech Republic 

09.25 – 10.05 Keynote (1) 

Prof. John Monahan 

(USA): 

10.05 – 10.45 Keynote (2) 

10.45 – 11.15 Break 

Violence and mandated 

community treatment: the 

MacArthur studies 

Dr. Marek Susta (Czech 

Republic): 

11.15 – 11.55 Keynote (3) 

11.55 – 12.35 

Markers and Prediction of 

Violent Behavior in 

General Population 

Prof. Patrick Callaghan 

(UK): 

Possibilities and pitfalls in 

violence risk assessment 

Keynote (4) 

Prof. Jan Volavka (USA): 

Schizophrenia, treatment 

adherence, substance 

use & violence: causes 

and effects 

12.35 – 13.15 Keynote (5) 

13.15 – 14.15 Lunch 

Dr. Michael Doyle & 

Dr. Caroline Logan (UK): 

Measuring and managing 

short-term risk: making 

the START work in 

practice

Parallel Session 1 Room Meridian Room Nadir Room Virgo Room Leo Room Taurus Room Aquarius Room Kepler Room Tycho Room Stella 

Themes Intellectual disability Ethical & Legal aspects Impact on staff Child & adolescent Reduction strategies Seminar Seminar Workshop Workshop 

14.15 – 14.45 Richard van Dorn, Sarah 

Desmarais & Jay Singh 

(USA): 

Violence and 

victimization in adults 

with SMI: An application 

of integrated data 

14.45 – 15.15 Sarah Desmarais, 

Richard van Dorn & Jay 

Singh (USA): 

Violence and 


with SMI: prevalence and 

co-occurrence of violent 

outcomes. 

15.15 – 15.45 Jay Singh, Sarah 

Desmarais & Richard van 

Dorn (USA): 

15.45 – 16.15 Break 

Violence and 


with SMI: Psychiatric 

symptoms and their 

associations with violent 

outcomes 

Virgil Hancock (USA): 

Violence And Mental 

Disorders: A Central 

Paradigm For Psychiatry 

Juan Valdes-Stauber, 

Reinhold Kilian & Horst 

Deinert (Germany): 

German guardianships, 

involuntary admissions 

and physical restraint 

measures in psychiatry. 

How do they matter for 

community-based 

psychiatry? 

Romielle Grazel Joi 

Ramos, Rowell Ramirez, 

Marvin Ranera, Karen 

Rapisura, Bettina Rayos 

del Sol & Kriska 

Raymundo (Philippines): 

Speaking the 

Unspeakable: The Lived 

Experience of Incest 

Victims 

Camila Haw & Helen 

Sasegbon (UK): 

Serious assaults on staff: 

a study at a secure 

psychiatric hospital. 

Lois Biggin Moylan 

(USA): 

Frequency of Assault and 

Severity of Injury of 

Psychiatric Nurses in 

Relation to the Nurses’ 

Decision to Restrain 

Annette Greenwood & 

Carol Rooney (UK): 

We don’t speak no 

Italiano !, but we do have 

a model of psychological 

trauma: the St Andrews 

ASSIST model 

Annis Lai-chu Fung 

(Hong Kong): 

Group Treatment of 

Reactive Aggressors by 

Social Workers in a Hong 

Kong School Setting: 

A Two-Year Longitudinal 

Study Adopting 

Quantitative and 

Qualitative Approaches 

Lisa Øien & Ole Greger 

Lillevik (Norway): 

Therapeutic practise in 

the prevention of 

aggressive and violent 

behaviour in adolescents 

living in childcare 

institution: concepts and 

functional correlates 

based on the 

experiences of 

professional staff 

Rosaria Di Lorenzo, 

Valentina Moretti, Carlo 

Muratore, Marcella Pighi, 

Paola Ferri & Marco 

Rigatelli (Italy): 

Adolescent violence: the 

parallel psychiatric 

history of two teenagers 

Sharon Stetz & Marvella 

Muzik (USA): 

The Reduction of 

Seclusion & Restraints in 

the University of 

Michigan Psychiatric 

Emergency Services with 

the Introduction of Nurse 

Staffing 

Jane Vanderpyl & Tony 

Farrow (New Zealand): 

Sensory Modulation as a 

coercion reduction 

initiative in New Zealand: 

Evidence for practice and 

implementation 

Harry van der Aals & 

Femmy Keuning 

(Netherlands): 

Developments in closed 

setting housing facilities 

for psychiatric patients in 

the Netherlands since 

2004 

Floor van Dijk, Erica van 

Barneveld, Rose 

Schmitz, Laurette 

Goedhard & Henk Nijman 


Violence and Autism 

Spectrum Disorders 

(ASD) 



(ASD) 



(ASD) 

Jeremy Coid, 

Constantinos Kallis, 

Isabelle Pitrou, Simone 

Ullrich, Tianqiang Zhang 

(UK): 

Epidemiology of violence 


The relationship between 

delusions and violence is 

explained by anger: 

findings from the East 

London First Episode 

Psychosis Study 

(ELFEPS) 


The examination of the 

associations between 

intellectual functioning, 

learning disability and 

violence 

Nicholas Smiar & 

Wolfgang Papenberg 

(USA): 

Don't throw petrol on the 

fire!': The essential 

connection between 

assertive communication 

and safety in the violent 

crisis 






crisis 






crisis 

Alian Merkus, & Freddy 

van der Veen 


Dutch: Eerste indruk, 

laatste indruk? 

English: First impression, 

final impression? 




final impression? 




final impression?


Themes Training of staff Impact on patients Psychological 

treatment 

16.15 – 16.45 Barbara Vincent (UK): 

Training programmes for 

preventing and managing 

violence and aggression: 

what works and why in 

dementia care 

16.45 – 17.15 Dirk Richter 

(Switzerland): 

De-escalation strategies 

for health care staff: Is 

there a state of the art? 

17.15 – 17.45 Kris Goethals & Norbert 

Nedopil (Netherlands): 

Developing and 

promoting forensic 

psychiatry in Europe: 

contributions by the 

Ghent group 

19.00 – 21.00 Welcome Reception at 

the Mayor’s Residence 

Welcome by: 

* Mr. Nico Oud 

(Organisation) 

* Mr. Ivan Kabický, MSc 

(deputy Mayor of the city 

Prague) 

Matthias Jaeger, 

Anastasia Theodoridou & 

Wulf Rossler 


Informal coercion and its 

relevance to the 

therapeutic relationship 

Camilla Haw, Jean 

Stubbs, Andy Bickle & 

Inge Stewart (UK): 

Coercive treatments in 

forensic psychiatry: a 

study of patients' 

experiences and 

preferences 

Petra Pröglhöf & Vera 

Pfersmann (Austria): 

The incidence of coercive 

measures during a 24 

months period at a 

regional psychiatric 

department in Vienna 

David Jones, Samantha 

Toyn & Christopher 

Wood (UK): 

Delivering a Nurse led 

‘Managing Problematic 

Anger’ treatment 

programme in a High 

Security Psychiatric 

Hospital 

John Taylor & Raymond 

Novaco (UK): 

Anger Treatment 

Therapist Training Level 

Effects with Male 

Forensic Intellectual 

Disability Patients 

Raymond Novaco & John 

Taylor (USA): 

Reduction of Hospital 

Assaultive Behavior 

Following CBT Anger 

Treatment of Male 

Offenders having 

Intellectual Disabilities 

Intellectual disability Forensics Seminar Seminar Workshop Workshop 

Brent Hayward 

(Australia): 

Limiting the use of 

physical restraint in 

disability services in 

Victoria, Australia 

Brent Hayward 

(Australia): 

Understanding the nature 

of aggression in Autistic 

disorder: a case example 

using a framework of 

cognitive deficits, positive 

behaviour support and 

quality of life to reduce 

restrictive treatment 

Brent Hayward 

(Australia): 

The use of Risperidone in 

Young People with 


and/or Autism Spectrum 

Disorder and Challenging 

Behaviour plus a Review 

of the Adverse Effects of 

Treatment 

Janneke van Beek, 

Bettine Smit & Henk 

Nijman (Netherlands): 

Psychotic symptoms 

predictive of aggression 

in a sample of 

psychiatrically disturbed 

prisoners 

Tiina Tuominen, Tapio 

Korhonen, Heikki 

Hämäläinen, Satu 

Temonen, Helena Salo, 

Jouko Katajisto & Hannu 

Lauerma (Finland): 

Neurocognitive deficits 

and academic skills in 

Finnish male prisoners 

Richard Howes 

(Canada): 

Identifying risk of sexual 

aggression through 

phallometric assessment 



(ASD) 



(ASD) 



(ASD) 


The investigation of the 

link between personality 

disorders and selfreported 

violence 


The examination of the 


social class and violence 

among adult British men, 

and the identification of 

the predictive factors of 

violence among each 

social class 


The exploration of the 

effect of an antisocial 

lifestyle on the 


drug misuse/dependence 

and violence 

Tennyson Mgutshini, 

Andreas Kumerrow & 

Marcia Miller (USA): 

Othello Syndrome ( 

Pathological Jealousy) - 

Preventing tragedy when 

dealing with patients with 

delusional disorder 











Brian Van Brunt (USA): 

Identifying and Managing 

Primal and Cognitive 

Aggression 



Aggression 



Aggression

Friday 21/10 


Themes Gender aspects Ethical & Legal aspects Nature & Epidemiology Training of staff Various themes BILD Seminar CBAT Workshop 

09.00 – 09.30 Vivienne de Vogel & 

Michiel de Vries Robbé 


Risk assessment in 

female forensic 

psychiatric patients. First 

results with new gendersensitive 

risk assessment 

guidelines 

09.30 – 10.00 Ana Ludermir (Brazil): 

Violence against women 

by their intimate partner 

during pregnancy and 

Common Mental 

disorders during 

pregnancy and Postnatal 

Depression 

10.00 – 10.30 Richard Whittington, 

Juliet Hockenhull, Wally 

Barr, Gemma Cherry, 

Maria Leitner & James 

McGuire (UK): 

10.30 – 11.00 Break 

Systematic review of risk 

assessment approaches 

and interventions with 

perpetrators of domestic 

violence 

Marie Treslová & Hana 

Dohnalová (Czech 

Republic): 

Coercive and restrictive 

measures in nursing 

process of restless and 

aggressive patients - 

theory and practice 

Joke Harte, Mirjam van 

Leeuwen & Ri-Janne 

Theuws (Netherlands): 

Prevalence, nature and 

criminal prosecution of 

aggressive incidents in 

psychiatry 

Joke Harte, Ri-Janne 

Theuws & Mirjam van 

Leeuwen (Netherlands): 

Reasons (not) to report a 

violent incident in 

psychiatry to the police 

Babak Motamedi (Iran): 

Violence in psychiatric 

wards 

Janneke van Beek, 

Bettine Smit & Henk 


Aggression by psychiatric 

patients in detention 

Joanne Iennaco, 

Lawrence Scahill, Jane 

Dixon, Robin Whittemore, 

Susan Busch & Len 

Bowers (USA): 

Partnering with an 

Inpatient Psychiatric 

Hospital to Evaluate 

Measures of Aggressive 

Behaviour 

Sofie Verhaeghe, Joris 

Leys, Karen Lauwaert, 

Nataly Fillion, Simon 

Lagrange, Micheline 

Gobert & Katrien 

Vanderwee (Belgium): 

Early intervention by 

early recognition: nurses 

quality of life, selfefficacy, 

attitude and 

detached concern 

Gerald Farrell, Touran 

Shafiei & Peter Salmon 

(Australia): 

‘Challenging behaviour’: 

a model for education 

and training 

Carol Rocker (Canada): 

Addressing nurse-tonurse 

bullying to promote 

nurse retention 

Jan Vevera (Czech 

Republic): 

Violence and 

victimization among 

Czech psychiatric 

patients 

Maartje Knotter 


Attitude and staff 

interventions towards 

aggression of clients with 

ID 

Thijs Beckers, Nico Oud, 

Andre Merks & Wim 

Houtjes (Netherlands): 

The effect of physical 

space on aggression in 

closed admission wards 

of psychiatric hospitals in 

the Netherlands: a 

quantitative study with a 

nation-wide sampling 

frame 

Lynne Webber & Jeffrey 

Chan (Australia): 

Preventing restraint and 

seclusion in disability 

services Victoria, 

Australia 

Janice LeBel (USA): 

International efferts to 

prevent restraint and 

seclusion in disability and 

mental health services: 

USA, Finland and 

Australia 

Anu Putkonen, Satu 

Kuivalainen, Olavi 

Louheranta, Eila Repo- 

Tiihonen, Vesa Kiviniemi 

& Jari Tiihonen (Finland): 

Finland A cluster 

randomized controlled 

study of seclusion and 

restraint reduction in 

hijgh security psychiatric 

care 

(part 1) 


Novaco (UK): 

Cognitive-Behavioural 

Anger Treatment for Low 

Functioning Clients 







Workshop Workshop 

Wolfgang Papenberg & 

Nicholas Smiar 

(Germany): 

Keeping Everyone Safe: 

Prevention and 

Management of 

Assaultive Behaviours in 

the Institution 



Management of 





Management of 



Peter Lepping, Jon Nash 

& Roger Banks (UK): 

Capacity in adult and 

intellectual disability 

psychiatry - have we 

become too leniant? 




become too leniant? 




become too leniant?


Themes Impact on patients Ethical & Legal aspects Risk assessment – 

prediction 

11.00 – 11.30 Paulo Kling Lourenco, 

Thomas Becker, Tilman 

Steinert, Peter Brieger, 

Gerhard Laengle, 

Daniela Croissant, 

Sabine Herpertz, Ulrike 

Lemke & Reinhold Kilian 

(Germany): 

Involuntary psychiatric 

admission in Germany: 

The patients’ perspective 

11.30 – 12.00 Monica Hansson 

(Sweden): 

Patient participation in 

compulsory care in an 

acute psychiatric setting 

12.00 – 12.30 Colin Dale (UK): 

12.30 – 13.30 Lunch 

Review of the Medical 

Theories and Research 

Relating to Restraint 

Related Deaths 

Michael Perlin (USA): 

Legal Perspectives on 

Violence: The 

Significance and 

Implications of the United 

Nations Convention on 

the Rights of Persons 

with Disabilities 

Rob Brouwers 


Instrumental violence in 

relation to use of 

serotonin reuptake 

inhibitor 

Anne-Marie Brown 

(Canada): 

Violence risk 

assessment: Striking a 

Balance? 

Kelly Watt, Mark Levy & 

Catherine Kidd (Canada): 

Violence Risk 

Assessment and 

Management Practices in 

Inpatient Psychiatry Units 

Raphael Bordas, Eric 

Bui, Etienne Very, Rachel 

Rodgers & Laurent 

Schmitt (France): 

Predicting inpatient 

violence in a Psychiatric 

Emergency Service using 

a French version of the 

Brøset-Violence- 

Checklist 

Yuan Yuan Liu, Min Yang 

& Jeremy W. Coid 

(China): 

The efficacy of violence 

prediction: can 

homogeneity of the target 

populations make a 

difference? 

Biological & 

Psychological 

treatment 

Hans Markowitsch & 

Angelica Staniloiu 

(Germany): 

Neurobiological Aspects 

of Individual Violent 

Behaviour 

Erik Kuijpers, Henk 

Nijman, Inge Bongers, 

Matty Lubberding & 

Martin Ouwerkerk 


Can mobile skin 

conductance 

assessments be helpful 

in signalling imminent 

inpatient aggression? 

Nienke Kool 


I’M DOING JUST FINE. 

An art and training 

project relating to selfharm 

in psychiatry 

Workshop BILD Seminar CBAT Workshop 

Brian Van Brunt (USA): 

Two Session Treatment 

Protocol Post Non-Lethal 

Restraint (Tasing) 







Jane McCarthy, Colin 

Doyle , Debra Moore, & 

Lee Fairhurst (UK) 

Integrated Care Pathway: 

An Innovation in Secure 

Care Services for People 

with Intellectual Disability 

Peter Baker (UK): 

Clinical and process 

outcomes for positive 

behaviour support for 

people with intellectual 

disabilities and severe 

challenging behaviour: 

The P-CPO project 

Nigel Beail & Nicola 

Bethel (UK): 

Mechanical Restraint: 

Impact of support staff 

(part 2) 


Novaco (UK): 











Johannes Nau, Nico Oud 

& Gernot Walter 

(Germany): 

Testing and discussing 

the NOW-Model 


the NOW-Model 


the NOW-Model 

Lise Keller, Bjarne 

Møller, Charlotte Bredal 

& Dorte Schiønning 

Andersen (Denmark): 

The challenge to be in 

front in prevention of 

workplace violence 



workplace violence 



workplace violence


Themes Risk assessment – 


13.30 – 14.00 Nicola Gray, Richard 

Benson, Tegwyn 

Williams, John Taylor, 

Rebecca Craig & Robert 

Snowden (UK): 

The short-term 

assessment of risk and 

treatability (START): a 

prospective study of the 

prediction of inpatient 

behaviour 

14.00 – 14.30 Robert Snowden & 

Nicola Gray (UK): 

PCL-R defined 

psychopathy and the 

prediction of inpatient 

behaviour 

14.30 – 15.00 Berry Penterman & Henk 


15.00 – 15.30 Break 

Prediction and prevention 

of aggression against 

caregivers of the 

ambulatory mental health 

crisis team 

Open debate Risk assessment – 


Open debate on coercion 

– seclusion & restraint – 

pain compliance 

Moderator: Kevin 

McKenna (Ireland) 











Paola Ferri, Rosaria Di 

Lorenzo, Francesca 

Reggiani & Marco 

Rigatelli (Italy): 

Aggression and violence 

in psychiatric, emergency 

and general hospital 

settings: an Italian 

experience 

Annet Nugter & Meline 

Nowak (Netherlands): 

Predicting recidivism in 

two forensic psychiatric 

populations, in the 

Netherlands 

Fanny Klerx-van Mierlo 


Vulnerability Factors in 

the Explanation of 

Workplace Aggression: a 

longitudinal study among 

Dutch penitentiary 

workers 

Impact on staff and 

training 

Natalie Hammond & 

Simon Jackson (UK): 

Violence against staff - 

‘through blood, sweat 

and tears…..I'll still care 

for you’ 

Lois Biggin Moylan & 

Meritta Cullinan (USA): 

Differences in male and 

female nurses' response 

to physical assault by 

psychiatric patients 

Olivier Caillet, Micheline 

Gobert, Miguel 

Lardennois, Bert Folens 

& Sofie Verhaeghe 

(Belgium): 

Aggression management 

: staff education, 

registration, other topics. 

State of the art in seven 

Belgian hospitals 

Seminar BILD Seminar Workshop (part 1) Workshop Workshop 

Wim Janssen, Petra van 

der Schaaf, Eric 

Noorthoorn, Yolande 

Voskes, Remy 

Welleman, Guy 

Widdershoven, Henk 

Nijman, Niels Mulder, 

Gee de Wilde & Len 

Bowers (Netherlands): 

Staffing and patients 

characteristics in relation 

to seclusion use 







Shona Daynes, Sarah 

Wills & Peter Baker (UK): 

Experiences of violence 

at work in NHS 

Community Learning 

Disability Teams in the 

UK 

Michael Nunno (USA) : 

Addressing organizational 

toxicity in children’s 

treatment facilities that 

leads to violence and 

maltreatment 

Paul Anderson, Leslie 

Beleski, Joe Noone & 

Judy Gerrand (Canada): 

Violence in Psychiatric 

Settings: Anatomy of a 

Comprehensive Violence 

Prevention Framework 





Nick Brickford (UK): Violence in Psychiatric 




Mark Rathbone (UK): 

Gender Aspects of 

Violence: “Moving 

towards violence 

reduction in the care of 

women and men in 

secure settings. How to 

promote and embed 

gender sensitive 

approaches that enhance 

recovery into care and 

treatment.” 











treatment.” 











treatment.” 

Patricia Abbott, Ryan 

Aguiar, Anthony Haque & 

Barry McGee (UK): 

Using the environment to 

reduce risk behaviours in 

patients with cognitive 

impairment 




impairment 




impairment


Themes Nature & Epidemiology Risk assessment – 


15.30 – 16.00 Joris Leys, Karen 

Lauwaert, Nataly Fillion, 

Jasper Feyaerts, 

Micheline Gobert, Katrien 

Vanderwee & Sofie 

Verhaeghe (Belgium): 

Aggression in psychiatric 

settings: incident 

registration using SOAS- 

R in nine Belgian 

hospitals 

16.00 – 16.30 Geoff Dickens, Nicholas 

Alderman & Len Bowers 

(UK): 

Potential severity of 

aggressive behaviour 

after acquired brain 

injury: implications for 

recording 

16.30 – 17.00 Seamus Cowman, Eric 

Clarke & Georgina 

Gethin (Ireland): 

Gaining consensus on 

priority areas for violence 

management in practice 

education and research 

across Europe: A novel 

eDelphi approach 

19.30 – 22.30 Special <strong>Congress</strong> Dinner 

Barbara Dolenc, Lilijana 

Sprah & Mojca Zvezdana 

Dernovsek (Slovenia): 

Aggression and affective 

temperaments in unipolar 

depression and bipolar 

disorder outpatients and 

healthy volunteers 

Natalie Phillips, Robyn 

Stargatt & Leeanne 

Fisher (Australia): 

Predicting physical 

aggression in child 

psychiatric inpatient units 

Natalie Phillips, & Robyn 

Stargatt (Australia): 

Risk assessment: 

Predicting self and other 

directed aggression in 

adolescent psychiatric 

inpatient units 

Impact on staff and 

Reduction strategies 

Donna Gates, Gordon 

Gillespie, Paul Succop, 

Maria Sanker, Terry 

Kowalenko & Tammy 

Mentzel (USA): 

The Effect of Violence on 

Healthcare Workers’ 

Stress and Productivity 

Dirk Richter 


Verbal aggression 

against staff in health 

care: A qualitative study 

in different settings 

Brenda Marshall & Irmina 

Tanion (USA): 

Evidence Based decision 

making for Committed 

Psychiatric Patients in 

the Emergency 

Department; Factors 

related to decreasing 

agitation and increasing 

cooperativeness 

Workshop Seminar Workshop Workshop (part 2) Workshop Workshop 

Rainer Loidl (Austria): 

Vulnerability and 

victimization risks of 


disabilities in institutional 

contexts. The 

“Endangerment Risk 

Assessment Tool in 

Lower Austria”. 


























David Colton (USA): 

Mental Illness at the 

Movies 


Movies 


Movies 













Bob Bowen (USA): 

Relationship of Equals, 

Difference of Roles: Non- 

Coercive Team 

Leadership 



Coercive Team 

Leadership 



Coercive Team 

Leadership 

Franci Abrahams, Guido 

Pieters, Katlijn Bluekens 

& Wies Appermont 

(Belgium): 

The collaboration 

between mental health 

workers and the local 

police in the 

management of imminent 

aggression and violent 

behaviour: the 

complementarity between 

two different approaches 

and assignments 




police in the 






and assignments 




police in the 






and assignments

Saturday 22/10 


Themes Forensics Intellectual disability Risk assessment – 


09.00 – 09.30 Susan Adams, Milan 

Pomichalek (Canada): 

Litigious Paranoia in the 

Forensic Context 

09.30 – 10.00 Nadine A.C. Troquete, 

Rob H.S. van den Brink, 

Tamara Mulder, Titus 

W.D.P. van Os, Nienke 

M. Visser & Durk 

Wiersma (Netherlands): 

Effects of risk 

assessment and shared 

care planning on violent 

behaviour and patient 

QoL in outpatient forensic 

psychiatry: a cluster RCT 

10.00 – 10.30 David Cooke, Christine 

Michie, Caroline Logan & 

Stephen Hart (UK): 

10.30 – 11.00 Break 

Dimensions of 

Psychopathy: The 

homogeneity of CAPP 

domains in the United 

Kingdom 

Diana Polhuis & Ben 

Lijten (Netherlands): 

Specific diagnostics for 

intellectualy disabled 

people in forensic 

psychiatry in the 

Netherlands 

Andrew Lovell & Joanne 

Skellern (UK): 

Intellectual disability & 

violence: conclusions 

from 3 projects 

Birgit Mayer & Ian 

Needham (Switzerland): 

Discovering the real story 

within: A case study of 

the diagnostic correction 

of alleged intellectual 

disability with the aid of 

facilitated communication 

Li-yu Song (Taiwan): 

The Correlations Among 

Mental Illness, Substance 

Abuse, and Partner 

Abuse: The Profile of 

Violence, Service 

Utilization, and 

Consequences 

Angela Nederlof & 

Johannes Hovens 


Anxiety and anger as 

predictors for violent 

behavior in psychosis: An 

experimental study in 

psychotic patients and 

healthy controls. 

Didier Camus, Mehdi 

Gholam Rezaee, Nicolas 

Khüne, Jean-Philippe 

Duflon & Jean-Michel 

Kaision (Switzerland): 

Using the SOAS-R in 

Lausanne psychiatric 

department: 

Results and questions 

emerging after 30 months 

of investigation 

Nature & epidemiology Workshop Workshop SAPROF Workshop 

(part 1) 

Azam Mahmoudi & 

Babak Motamedi (Iran): 

Psychiatric wards 

crowding and incidents of 

Aggression and violence 

Simin Esmaeilpour 

Znjani, Mahboobeh 

Safavi, Kajal 

Khodamoradi, Sohaila 

Mashoof & Shahrzad 

Elahi Motlagh (Iran): 

An epidemiological study 

on domestic violence 

among university 

students in Tehran 

Vidyendaran Rudhran, 

Suresh Bada Math, 

Prabha Chandra & 

Pratima Murthy (India): 

The Prevalence and 

Correlates of Domestic 

Violence among wives of 

men seeking treatment 

for Alcohol Dependence 

Hendrik van Dijk & 

Dorien Krijt 


Frustration and boredom 

in the seclusion room 





Mirjam Sieslin & Jolanda 

Habraken (Netherlands): 

Violence against persons 

with severe mental 

illness: an in-depth view 







Michiel de Vries Robbé, 

Vivienne de Vogel, Ellen 

van den Broek & Kristen 

Corporaal (Netherlands): 

Structured Assessment 

of PROtective Factors for 

violence risk (SAPROF) 








Stål Bjørkly, John Olav 

Roaldseth (Norway): 

Empirical findings of valid 

self-report of violence 

and self-injury: Why don't 

we ask the patients? 









Siv Anita A. Tsakem & 

Marita Sandvik (Norway): 

Bridging the gap between 

assessment and 

treatment of people with 

ID who offend 




ID who offend 




ID who offend


Themes Reduction strategies Various themes Service users aspects / 

ethical & legal aspects 

11.00 – 11.30 Petra van der Schaaf 


Association between 

Physical Environmental 

Factors and Levels of 

Conflict and Containment 

on Psychiatric Wards in 

the Netherlands. 

11.30 – 12.00 Bob Bowen (USA): 

The Use of Security 

Officers in the Prevention 

of Aggression 

12.00 – 12.30 Frans Fluttert, Berno 

Meijel, Mirjam van 

Leeuwen, Stal Bjørkly, 

Henk Nijman & Mieke 

Grypdonck 


12.30 – 13.30 Lunch 

The development and 

application of the 

Forensic Early Signs of 

Aggression Inventory in 

forensic care 

Krystyna Jaracz, 

Katarzyna Go³êbiewska, 

Anna Jacenko, Anna 

Smelkowska, Krystyna 

Górna & Justyna Kiejda 

(Poland): 

Aggressive behaviour of 

mental ill patients 

measured by using Staff 

Observation Aggression 

Scale – SOAS 

Ragnar Urheim, Tom 

Palmstierna, Knut Rypdal 

& Arnstein Mykletun 

(Norway): 

Explanations of reduced 

aggression rate in a 

security ward 

Christopher Harrop (UK): 

The Positive Intervention 

<strong>Program</strong>me: Including 

the secluded 

Karen Lauwaert, Joris 

Leys, Nataly Fillion, 

Simon Lagrange, 

Micheline Gobert, Katrien 

Vanderwee & Sofie 

Verhaeghe (Belgium): 

Aggression in psychiatric 

settings. Early 

intervention by early 

recognition: patients selfefficacy, 

coping and 

detached concern 

Peter Lepping (UK): 

Overestimating patients' 

capacity 

Workshop Workshop Workshop SAPROF Workshop 

(part 2) 

Melodie Hull & James 

Morton (Canada): 

An overview of Canadian 

psychiatric nursing 

strategies and practices 

employed to reduce 

coercive measures 











Lee Ann Hoff & Raquel 

Correia (USA): 

Violence against 

Healthcare Staff: 

Education as Prevention 

and Intervention 









Douglas Boer, Siv Anita 

Tsakem & Emmanuel 

Revis (New Zealand): 

KAOS and ARMIDILO-S 

- An Integrated Risk- 

Based Treatment 

<strong>Program</strong> 


















Workshop 

Yves Schwarmes & 

Jean-Marc Cloos 

(Luxembourg): 

A review of verbal deescalation 

techniques, 

medical treatments and 

self-protecting measures 

in case of behavioural 

emergencies 


techniques, 




emergencies 


techniques, 




emergencies

13.30 – 13.45 Prize Ceremony 

13.45 – 14.25 

Room Meridian Room Nadir Room Virgo Room Leo Room Taurus Room Aquarius Room Kepler Room Tycho Room Stella 

Keynote (6) 

Prof. Stephen D. Hart 

(Canada): 

14.25 – 15.05 Keynote (7) 

The effective care and 

control of patients with 

psychopathic Personality 

Disorder: challenges and 

solutions 

Ms. Sharon Paley (UK): 

15.05 – 15.45 Keynote (8) 

Be the agent of the 

change you want to see 

in the world: Reducing 

restrictive interventions in 

human services 

Dr. Anna Björkdahl 

(Sweden): 

The Bulldozer & Ballet 

Dancer: aspects of 

nurses caring 

approaches in acute 

psychiatric care 

15.45 – 16.00 Summary & Closing 

* Prof. Henk Nijman, Ass. 

Prof. Ton Palmstierna, 

Dr. Roger Almvik, Dr. Ian 

Needham & Mr. Nico 

Oud (Organisation) 

* Mr. Bart Thomas 

(Belgium)

Room ZENIT 

POSTER DISPLAY 

1. Ami Rokach (Israel): Loneliness and offence type of incarcerated offenders 

2. Ami Rokach (Israel): Loneliness of abused women and its causes 

3. Satý Ünal (Turkey): Violence Management In Psychiatry Clinics 

4. Nasrin Elahi (Iran): Frequency of intimate partner abuse referred to health center and related factors 

5. Tonje L. Husum, Johan H. Bjørngård, Arnstein Finset & Torleif Ruud (Norway): Patterns in use of seclusion, restraints and involuntary medication in acute psychiatric wards in Norway 

6. Clarissa A. Shavers, Cynthia A. Archer-Gift, Lisa M. Green, Judee E. Onyskiw & Meryl Price (USA):The Safer Tomorrows: Injury Prevention and Violence Reduction Project© 

7. Jaspreet Phull (UK): A UK CPA National Risk Assessment Survey 

8. Ami Rokach (Israel): Calming anger and taming aggression in jail 

9. Barbara Lay, Carlos Nordt & Wulf Roessler (Switzerland): Use of coercive measures in psychiatric care 

10. Po-Han Chou, Shu-Hua Lee, Ching-Fane Chen, Shun-Yuan Chung, Sang Tang & Chin-Hong Chan (Taiwan): Strategies to reduce the physical restraint rate in acute psychiatry ward. 

11. Stephen Dye (UK): Agitation: an audit of advance statement use 

12. Stephen Dye, Navjyoat Chhina & Steve Brown (UK): Seclusion and restraint usage: a survey of seven English psychiatric intensive care units 

13. Clive Long, Olga Dolley & Clive Hollin (UK): Women in medium secure care: changes in risk profiles and engagement over treatment 

14. Javier Fernández-Montalvo, Jose Javier López-Goni & Alfonso Arteaga (Spain): Prevalence of intimate partner violence (IPV) in addictive behaviours: Differential profile between addicted patients with and without associated 

gender violence 

15. Slavomil Fischer & Ilja Zukov (Czech Rep): Enduring personality disorder by impact of negative events in childhood and adolescence. 

16. Tammy Mentzel, Donna Gates, Gordon Gillespie & Maria Sanker (USA): An intervention for reducing violence against healthcare workers 

17. Marie Treslova & Lenka Motlova (Cezch Republic): Questionable Behavior of Seniors with Dementia in the Home with Special Regime in Czech Republic 

18. Michiel de Vries Robbé & Vivienne de Vogel (Netherlands): Protective factors for violence risk. Clinical results with the SAPROF 

19. Edinilsa Souza & Fabiana Valadares (Brazil): Diagnostic Analysis of Mental Health Care for the Elderly under Violence Situations 

20. Joris Leys, Karen Lauwaert, Nataly Fillion, Micheline Gobert, Ann van Hecke & Sofie Verhaeghe (Belgium): Available instruments to register aggression incidents on psychiatric wards: a literature review 

21. Fabiana Valadares & Edinilsa Souza (Brazil): Analysis of inclusion of violence topic to Brazilian mental health care policy 

22. Mikoaj Trizna, Patryk Piotrowski, Tomasz Adamowski & Andrzej Kiejna (Poland): Assessment of types and incidence of aggression among patients admitted due to aggressive behaviours 

23. Jumar Ubalde (Philippines): Psychological responses and coping mechanisms of sexually abused teenagers: A basis for psychiatric nursing care 

24. Vasudevan Krishnan, Jayaraj Padmanabhan & Abid Khan (UK): Audit of suicides in a South Staffordshire ( United Kingdom) Psychiatry Unit to determine any preventable deaths 

25. Ozan Pazvantoglu, Kubra Gumus, Omer Boke & Ilknur Yildiz (Turkey): Perception of the nurses who are working at a university hospital to patient aggression 

26. Barbara Dolenc, Lilijana Sprah, Tadeje Franges & Mojca Zvezdana Dernovsek (Slovenia): Emotional profile and aggression in patients with major depression and bipolar disorder and healthy volunteers 

27. Fernando Espi Forcen (USA): Lebron James 'Move to Miami heat precipitating homicidal ideation: Case report of a patient with a history of intellectual disability living in Cleveland 

28. Jumar Ubalde (Philippines): Psychological responses and coping mechanism of sexually abused teenagers a basis for psychiatric nursing care 

29. Gordon Gillespie, Donna Gates, Scott Bresler, Tammy Mentzel, Maria Sanker & Terry Kowalenko (USA): Symptoms of Post-traumatic Stress in Hospital Based Emergency Department Workers 

30. Jan Luzny, Katerina Ivanova & Lubica Jurickova (Czech Republic): Elder Abuse and Neglect Syndrome in Seniors With Psychiatric Morbidity 

31. Ozan Pazvantoơlu, Sezgin Günelp, Aytül Karabekoroơlu, Ömer Böke, Iþýl Zabun Korkmaz, Zeynep Yeơin, Sema Mor, Gökhan Sarýsoy & Hasan Baơcý (Turkey): The relationship between COMT rs4818 polymorphism and 

serious violence behavior of male schizophrenic patients in Turkish population: A <strong>Preliminary</strong> report 

32. Lizica Troneci, Rozy Aurora, Katya Frischer, Nataliya Gulyayeva, Ali Khadivi & Andrei Nagorny (USA): Clinical and demographic profile of repeatedly violent patients in an acute psychiatric hospital 

33. Ketil Røtvold & Rolf Wynn (Norway): A study of GPs practices and reflections regarding involuntary psychiatric admissions 

34. Elena Soria, Pablo Portillo, Maria Dolores Martin, Miguel Angel Jimenez-Arriero, Maria Dolores Crespo & Mercedes Navio-Acosta (Spain): Psychiatric out-patient control prior to the commitment of crime and its relationship to 

the gravity of the same in penitentiary communities 

35. Neslihan Ozcan, Hulya Bilgin, Nur Elcin Badirgali, Fadime Kaya & Recep Ozcan (Turkey): Student Nurses’Attitudes to Professional Containment Methods Used in Psychiatric Wards and Their Perceptions of Aggression 

36. Hulya Bilgin, Neslihan Ozcan & Yesemin Kutlu (Turkey): Role Perceptions of Nurses Working within Forensic Psychiatric Wards in Turkey 

37. Esmina Avdibegeviæ, Mirna Delaliæ & Maja Brkiæ (Bosnia): Violent behaviour of persons with mental disorders and the public reaction 

38. Gernot Walter, Nico Oud & Johannes Nau (Germany): Reflecting and Discussing Aggression in Health Care using the NOW-Model 

39. John Kettley (USA): Educational <strong>Program</strong> which Address Escalating and Violent Behaviour in a Large Teaching Medical Centre 

40. Zahra Behboodi Moghadam, Hasan Eftakhar Arbabily, Mahvash Salsali, Fatemeh Ramezanzadeh & Saharnaz Nedjat (Iran): Physical and psychological violence against infertile women 

41. Tatiana Falcone, Laurine Sperry, Bobbie Joe Kless, Jane Timmons-Mitchell & Prakash Kotagal (USA): Bullying in youth with epilepsy 

42. Aziz Batebi, Abolghasem Pourreza, Pedram Mousavi & Gholamreza Garmaroudi (Iran): A Survey about knowledge and attitudes of people towards violence against women in community/ family settings 

43. Nareadi Phasha (South Africa): Alternative care and support for sexually abused young persons with intellectual disability in South Africa 

44. Murat Emul, Eyup Kandemir, Yasin Yilmaz, Elif Ozmansur, Hilal Gunaydin, Omer Demirel, Gurol Berber, Nabi Kantarci & Suheyla Aliustaoglu (Turkey): The attitudes towards childhood abuse survivors in medical students 

45. Pia Kielberg & Anne Jensen (Denmark): Aggression Profile And Guidelines – A Risk Assessment And Management Tool 

46. Hassan Eftekhar & Ameneh Setareh Forouzan (Iran): Spousal violence against women in Iran 

47. Gholamreza Garmaroudi, Abolghasem Pourreza, Ezzat Vahidian & Hassan Eftekhar (Iran): Elder abuse in Iran; prevalence and associated factors 

48. Ali Delpisheh (Iran): Tragedy of women's self-immolation in developing communities: a review study 

49. Sattar Kikhavani, Payman Astaraki & Iraj Pakzad (Iran): Physical symptoms resulting from domestic assaults on women referred to the Forensic Medicine Center 2008 Ilam 

50. Itimed Sejil, Douha Becheikh Mouna Ben Djebara, Amina Gargouri, Riadh Gouider & Rym Ridha (Tunesia): Huntington’s disease and forensic acts 

51. Abdorrahim Afkhamzadeh & Narges Shamsalizadeh (Iran): Life events among suicide attempters in Kurdistan, Iran 

52. Xiang Liu, Xiao Hong Ma, Yue Yu, Lian Sheng Zhao & Ju Ying Zhang (China): Risk of violence measured by the SAVRY: a retrospective study in a China sample of male adolescents

53. Smi Choi & Namic Kwon (Korea): Post-stroke anger proneness is related to MAO-A gene in acute stage of stroke 

54. Daniel Burssa (Ethiopia): Assessment of Gender based sexual violence among high school students in Habru Woreda,Ethiopia 

55. Laurent Chaib & Anne Crocker (France): Contribution of personality in aggressive behavior among adults with intellectual disabilities (ID) 

56. Sussan Mahmoody, Abbas Rahimi Foroushani & Fereshteh Majlessi (Iran): A survey on prevalence and related factors of domestic violence in pregnancy among Iranian women attending vaccination units in the city of 

Shahryar in 2010 

57. Jens Henrichs & Stefan Bogaerts (Netherlands): Predictors and correlates of posttraumatic stress disorder in forensic psychiatric outpatients in the Netherlands 

58. Antje Daniela Gross-Benberg, Karianne Grøtte, Hildegunn Fjaervik, Berit Iversen, Kim Mørk, Steinar Schjødt & Nils Kristian Sandvik (Norway): Group treatment and interventions in a High Security Forensic Hospital: How to 

increase knowledge about own illness 

59. Saliha Nazir (UK): Promoting Safer and Therapeutic Services (PSTS)for dealing with violence in a Forensic Learning Disability In Patient Unit 

60. Itimed Sejil, Douha Beckeikh, Hend Ounis, Imen Ghazali & Rym Ridha Haffani (Tunisia): The become of criminal mentally ills after their exit from the department of legal psychiatry of Tunis 

61. Itimed Sejil, Douha Beckeikh, Imen Ghazali & Rym Ridha Haffani (Tunisia): Drug-addiction and criminality among schizophrenics 

62. Rita Småvik, Wenche Mangerud & Valentina Iversen (Norway): Involuntary admitted patients, diagnosis and use of mechanical restraint

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