Thursday, 2nd November ISSPD Congress 2023

• Make therapy simple again: how can we improve treatment as usual for PD? - Joost Hutsebaut

• Targeting Higher-Order Dimensions of Personality: A Potent, Parsimonious, and Personalizable Approach to Mental Healthcare - Shannon Sauer-Zavala

• Treatment of children and adolescents with personality disorders - Michael Kaess, Holly Andrewes, Corinna Reichl, Svenja Taubner and Carla Sharp

• Avoidant personality disorder – understanding from the inside and dimensional diagnostics    - Ingeborg Ulltveit-Moe Eikenæs, Martin Sellbom and Lisa Lampe

• The prevalence of Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder among people with personality disorder: Implications for the assessment and treatment of people with complex emotional needs. - Mike Crawford
• Cognitive functions in patients with borderline personality disorder: effects of early trauma and new treatment proposals. - Paola Bozzatello
• Dissociative experiences among individuals with BPD receiving treatment in a community mental health service: Nature, severity, and impact on DBT outcomes. - Sarah Swannell
• Helping systems to reflect: Secondary consultation to support working with complexity. - Julian Nesci

Poster presenters will be stood with their posters to answer any questions attendees may have.

The student posters will be judged for an award. 

• Embedding lived experience of personality disorder among young people into clinical services - Jane Cannon, Rachel Sherlock and Susan Preece

• The pervasive patterns of conflict, negative self-views and emotion dysregulation in people with personality disorder – using personally tailored studies and interventions to bring the lab to life. - Charlotte C. van Schie, Ely Marceau and Annegret D. Krause-Utz

• Relational Clinical Care: an evidence-based wholistic early intervention approach for personality disorder. - Louise K McCutcheon, Jessica O'Connell, Eddie Mullen and Ben McKechnie

• Recent Development and Future Directions in Assessment and Treatment of Pathological Narcissism and NPD - Elsa Ronningstam, David Kealy, Ueli Kramer and Nicholas Day

• The journey of the family member/carer and the impact of their experience on outcomes for family members and those who have borderline personality disorder. - Lynn Courey, Meagan Henderson , Doreen Hyndman and Mike Menu

• Organizing and delivering personality disorder services - Mickey MK Kongerslev, Sebastian SS Simonsen, Louise McCutcheon and Shelley McMain

• Working towards equity of access to treatment and support for people living with borderline personality disorder  - Rita Brown, Brin Grenyer, Marianne Weddell and Cathryn Pilcher

• Prevalence of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) symptoms amongst a moderate- and high-risk cohort of adult offenders in South Australia - Kimberley Gilson
• Assessment of the relationship between psychopathology and psychosocial functioning in patients with borderline personality disorder compared to treatment-seeking patients - Ines Culina
• Treatment for perinatal women with borderline personality disorder (pBPD) and their infants: Can it improve infant outcomes as well as the mother’s mental health? - Sally Watson
• One-year change in Criterion A and its predictors: a study of Lithuanian adolescents - Rasa Barkauskiene

Watersedge at Campbell’s Stores,

Watersedge at Campbells Stores, 25 Hickson Road, THE ROCKS, NSW 2000