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18^th World Congress of Psychotherapy

Crossroads of Clinical Practice and Research
Trondheim, Norway, 14-18 Aug. 2002

3rd announcement

The 3rd Announcement is also available in PDF format. Please circulate copies of this to others interested in your area and display on notice boards.

On behalf of the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim (NTNU) and the International Federation of Psychotherapy (IFP), we want to invite to the 18 th World Congress of Psychotherapy (WCP), to be held in Trondheim 14-18 August 2002. The Congress is designed to challenge barriers and build bridges between clinicians and researchers, discuss different theoretical perspectives and traditions, integrate pharmacotherapy with psychotherapy, and include similarities and differences.

We are very proud of the state of the art content of the presentations and contributions on the congress. Please check the program details on http://www.wcp2002.no. The quality and actuality of the 10 plenary presentations, the 37 symposia and clinical workshops are exceptional. We believe there are state of the art presentations which will give guidelines for current and future psychotherapy with both children and adults.

Keynote presentations will deal with: evidence-based psychotherapy, child psychotherapy, which treatment works for whom, outcome & therapist factors, long-term psychotherapy, clinical measurements, psychotherapists training, psychotherapy process, and implications from neuroscience.
Symposia and workshops will (among others) address psychotherapy and schizophrenia, pharmacotherapy, general psychiatry, conduct disorders, child and adolescent psychiatry, day-hospital, dual diagnoses, dynamic/ cognitive/ interpersonal/group approaches.

There is also an interesting program of cultural and social events.

Registration: At our webpage: http://www.wcp2002.no
We prefer to get registration by mail or fax, but you could also register by ordinary mail.
Fees & Payment: For the whole congress: NOK 2,800 before May 15 th , NOK 3,600 after 15 th May. Eastern Europe or developing countries (after application) NOK 2,000. For Day cards NOK 900. For clinical workshop NOK 300 each. Accompanying person NOK 500 (includes opening ceremony, reception, two concerts, and closing ceremony).

For any further information, please write to 18 th World Congress of Psychotherapy, Secretariat, P O Box 3008 Lade, NO-7441 Trondheim, Norway. Fax +47 7386 4910. Email: congress@wcp2002.no. Web page: http://www.wcp2002.no

Royal Patron
Her Majesty Queen Sonja
of the 18 th World Congress of Psychotherapy

program highlights

keynote lectures

• Peter Fonagy, PhD: How can psychotherapy practice be informed by research findings: The pros and cons of evidencebased psychotherapy
• Helmut Remschmidt, MD: How can child psychotherapy practice be informed by research findings: Lessons learnt from experiences in Marburg
• David A Shapiro, PhD: Which treatment approaches work for whom
• David Orlinsky, PhD: Therapist factors as determinants of pschotherapy outcome
• Glen Gabbard, PhD: The revulotion in the neurosciences: implications for psychotherapy research and practice
• J Christopher Perry, MD: The two worlds of the therapist and the researcher: Shall they ever meet?
• K Roy MacKenzie, MD: Augmenting clinical practice with brief measurement instruments
• Jeffrey Binder, PhD: The training of psychotherapists: What does empirical research tell us?
• Klaus Grawe, PhD: Agents of change in the processes of psychotherapy
• Larry Beutler, PhD: What works for whom: Patient-therapist matching and other in-session process factors.

adult psychiatry

clinical workshops

• Leigh McCullough, PhD: Short-term anxiety regulating therapy
• Adrian Wells, PhD: Cognitive behaviour therapy with anxiety disorders
• Jeffrey Binder, PhD: Time limited dynamic psychotherapy
• David Barlow, PhD: Cognitive behaviour therapy with anxiety disorder
• K Roy MacKenzie, MD: Time-limited group psychotherapy
• Hans Nordahl, PhD: Cognitive behaviour therapy with personality disorders
• Albert F Painter, PhD: Conceptual tools for psychotherapy supervision
• Kim T Mueser, PhD: Intergrated treatment of Severe Mental Illness and Substance Misuse
• Kathleen Clougherty,MSW, Aviva Mayers, MSW: Interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT)for depression

symposia

• Kim T Mueser, PhD: Substance use among patients with severe mental disorders
• Gail Steketee, PhD: Psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy of OCD – translating research to practice
• David Shapiro, PhD: Population needs for computerised cognitive behaviour therapy
• Yves de Roten, PhD: Factors involved in establishing early alliance with patients presenting personality disorders

child- and adolescent psychiatry

Clinical workshops

• Inger Helene Vandvik, MD, PhD: Psychotherapy in a pediatric ward
• Helge Holgersen, PhD: The practice of psychoanalytic child psychotherapy - current state
• Thomas H Ollendick, PhD: Cognitive-behavioural treatment of phobic and anxiety disorders in children and adolescents
• Bjørg Røed hansen, PhD: Time limited child psychotherapy
• Pål Zeiner, MD: Statistical methods in clinical therapeutic praxis Symposia
• Helmut Remschmidt, MD: The evaluation of child and adolescent psychotherapeutic interventions
• Stephen R Shirk, PhD What are the effective elements in child psychotherapy
• Siv Boalt Boëthius, PhD: The therapeutic process in child psychotherapy: Research findings
• Anthony Urquiza, PhD: Parent-Child interaction therapy training: Dissemination of an empirically supported treatment model
• Thomas H Ollendick, PhD: Cognitive behavioral treatment of phobic and anxiety disorders in children and adolescents
• Esther Deblinger, PhD: Cognitive behavior therapy in child sexual abuse

satelitte symposium

• TT Haug, M Setsaas, D Neckelmann, R Kjær: Treatment Update - Focus on Social Phobia, PTSD and Schizophrenia (Pfizer)