DAY 1: 20 SEPTEMBER
Parallel Session 1: 11:30-13:00
SY-1
Overcoming stigma in the media: Initiatives, challenges, and future directions
Opening Minds - News Media
Michael Pietrus and Romie Christie
SY-3
Research and planning for the next stage of social change in England
Jo Loughran and Sue Baker
OR-1
Stigma and recovery
Guadalupe Morales Cano
Formation: a key tool for Recovery and fight of stigma and discrimination
Christina Færch Jensen
Team Zest for Life – a non stigmatic approach
OR-2
Disclosure at the workplace
1. Catherine van Zelst
Disclosure of mental health complaints in the workplace
2. Lone Hellström
Results of a supported employment intervention (IPS-MA), and the importance of disclosure
3. Johanne Bratbo
Disclosure as part of an antistigma effort
OR-3
Stigma and lived experience among mental health professionals
1. Katrina Scior
Lived Experience and Stigma among Mental Health Service Providers
2. Joseph S. DeLuca
Associative Stigma among Mental Health Professionals: Converging Results from Three Studies
3. Nicholas Lawson
Structural stigma and discrimination against medical students and residents with suspected mental disorders
OR-4: Interventions for parents promoting disclosure about mental illness
2. Jan Sandberg
Interventions for parents with mental illness
OR-5
School based mental health interventions
1. Bettina Friedrich & Julia Schleimer
Talk About Change: An Evaluation of a Mental Health Intervention in a Californian School
Parallel Session 2: 14:30-16:00
SY-5
Lessons from evaluation of three anti stigma programmes
Heather Stuart
Lessons Learned from the Evaluation of Three Anti-stigma Programs - Canada
SY-6
Inequality in somatic health care
Johanne Bratbo
SY-7
Stigma and its impact on suicide attempt survivors
Nathalie Oexle
Mental illness stigma, suicide stigma and suicide prevention
SY-8
Mental health and diversity works!
Victor Vladar
Dorien Verhoeven
Noortje Zomer
Klaas-Pieter Derks
Andrew Thorp
Devon Indig
Alison Kennedy
OR-6:
Double stigma in the mental health care system
OR-8
Stigma as a barrier for caregivers’ help-seeking
3. Mads Trier Blom
The fool who changed the game
OR-9
Stigma among special population groups
1. Victoria Frye
Mental Health and HIV Stigma
3. Lauren O’Connor
Experience of Dual Self-Stigma Among Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Persons with Severe Mental Illness
PLENARY
A label, an illness or a curse? - Renaming schizophrenia
Antonio Lasalvia
Words matter: after more than a century it is time to cosign ‘schizophrenia’ to history
Charlene Sunkel
Together Against Stigma - Schizophrenia