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Session Type
Clinical/Therapeutic
Date
Sun, 05.06.2022
Session Time
15:00 - 16:30
Room
Hall D
Session Description
Mental health care for transitional age (16-24y) is a new hot topic, requiring adapted care, not child-, nor adult- psychiatric treatment. Flanders(Belgium) has 4 psychiatric wards for people in transition age. We look at specifics of this treatment program, merging the psychiatric and developmental perspective into useful tools. @ease is the Dutch variant of Australian Headspace, and opened its doors in 2018. At present 5 centres are operational and the first results on the youth attending the centres will be presented, as well as qualitative data on barriers and facilitators of accessing youth mental health services. Since 1999, the development of more than 100 “Maisons des Adolescents” (MDAs) has enabled young persons to gain access to specific care in integrated youth-friendly facilities in France. The various medical programmes of MDAs depend on the priorities of local teams rather and community needs as well as on official regulations. All MDAs offer essential services such as a “Health and Prevention Space” open daily and multidisciplinary consultations. The MDAs from the start addressed an age group in transition (young people aged 11-21 years) rather than a specific illness. The success of the MDA network is already widely acknowledged by users, professionals and policy makers. Findings on temperament, cognitive, genetic and functional imaging factors will be summarised in relevance towards both alcohol initiation and subsequent transition to heavy alcohol use in adolescence, offering important links in developing early proactive interventions targeting subgroups of adolescents at risk for future alcohol use disorder and addictive behaviours.
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Transitional Psychiatry, a Pro-Active Strategy to Flatten the Curve

Session Type
Clinical/Therapeutic
Date
Sun, 05.06.2022
Session Time
15:00 - 16:30
Room
Hall D
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Lecture Time
15:00 - 15:17

@Ease, the Dutch Youth Mental Health Walk-In Centers

Session Type
Clinical/Therapeutic
Date
Sun, 05.06.2022
Session Time
15:00 - 16:30
Room
Hall D
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Lecture Time
15:17 - 15:34

'Maisons Des Adolescents', Youth Mental Health in France

Session Type
Clinical/Therapeutic
Date
Sun, 05.06.2022
Session Time
15:00 - 16:30
Room
Hall D
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Lecture Time
15:34 - 15:51

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Since 1999, more than 100 “Maisons des Adolescents” (MDAs) - "House of Adolescents" - have been developed in France. These integrated youth-friendly facilities enabled young persons to gain access to specific care. The various medical programs of MDAs depend on the priorities of local communities rather than on official regulations. Most MDAs offer the following essential services: a “Health and Prevention Space” open daily; multidisciplinary consultations; consult liaison for youths hospitalized in medical units; a home visiting service; outpatient clinic including art workshops; refresher courses for school work; peer and parent support groups. The MDAs from the start addressed an age group (young people
aged 11-21 years) rather than an illness. They thus provide primary prevention for young persons according to the World Health Organization definition of health as “a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being.” The success of the MDA network is already widely acknowledged by users, professionals, and policymakers.

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Alcohol Use in Adolescence: Transition from Use to Abuse

Session Type
Clinical/Therapeutic
Date
Sun, 05.06.2022
Session Time
15:00 - 16:30
Room
Hall D
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Lecture Time
15:51 - 16:08

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Understanding the factors that play a role in the initiation of alcohol use and the subsequent transition to later alcohol abuse adolescence is of paramount importance from the context of developing better-targeted types of secondary ("pro-active") prevention interventions (Hendriks VM, Dom G., 2021). Peer and family influences together with temperament traits have been suggested to be of cardinal importance regarding the initiation of alcohol use. In addition to these factors neurobiological and genetic factors play a major role in the risk of developing alcohol abuse upon initiation. The presentation will highlight the different psychological, neurobiological, and social factors underlying the risk of the transition to abuse and dependence in adolescence. In addition, examples of targeted prevention interventions will be highlighted.

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Session Type
Clinical/Therapeutic
Date
Sun, 05.06.2022
Session Time
15:00 - 16:30
Room
Hall D
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Lecture Time
16:08 - 16:28