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WPA/ISSPD Educational Program on Personality Disorders. WPA Regional Meeting in Athens March 12-15, 2004 Erik Simonsen Chair, Section on Personality Disorders E-mail: rfes@ra.dk. WPA Educational Programs.
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WPA/ISSPD Educational Program on Personality Disorders WPA Regional Meeting in Athens March 12-15, 2004 Erik Simonsen Chair, Section on Personality Disorders E-mail: rfes@ra.dk
WPA Educational Programs WPA provide international support to national and regional efforts to educate psychiatrists, general practitioners and other health professionals
WPA Educational programs- examples • Teaching and learning about Schizophrenia • WPA/PTD Program on Depressive Disorders • Social Phobia • ICD-10 Training kit
WPA/ISSPD Educational program on Personality Disorders under development by the steering committee: Theodore Millon Elsa Ronningstam Erik Simonsen (chairman) will be availabe on the website 2006
WPA/ISSPD Educational Program on Personality Disorders • Module I (general overview) • Module II (specific disorders) • Module III (vignettes)
WPA/ISSPD module I (a) • Introduction Scope of problem Social costs • Definition Differentiating normality and abnormality • Historical review • Classification Current official systems Alternaltive models
WPA/ISSPD module I (b) • Developmental pathogenesis biogenic influences psychogenic influences sociogenic influences • Diagnostic assessment Clinical observation Rating scales and checklists Selfreport inventories Projective techniques
WPA/ISSPD module I (c) • Therapeutic management Psychodynamic therapies Cognitive therapies Biological treatemnt Combining pharmatherapy and psychotherapy
Contributors to module I Ted Millon, Allan Frances, Joel Paris, Renato Alarcon, Robert Ruegg, Juan J. Lopez-Ibor, G.E.Berrios, Erik Simonsen, Vincent Caballo, Drew Westen, Michael Rutter, Peter Tyrer, Irving Weiner, Judith Beck, Seth Grossman, Glen O. Gabbard, W. John Livesley Mel Sabshin (reviewer)
WPA/ISSPD module II Clinical presentations of the specific personality disorders
Contributors to module II • Larry Siever, US (Paranoid) • Henning Sass & Reinhild Schwarte , Germany (Schizoid) • Svenn Torgersen, Norway (Schizotypal) • Stephen Hart, US (Dyssocial) • Anthony Bateman, England (Borderline) • Bruce Phohl, US (Histrionic) • Elsa Ronningstam, US (Narcissistic) • Yutaka Ono, Japan (Avoidant) • Robert Bernstein, US (Dependent) • Vincent Caballo, Spain (Obsessive-Compulsive) • Michael Stone, US (Sadistic) • Chris Perry, US (Passive-aggressive)
Module III Real cases presented following given format: presenting complaints history of illness mental status family and social history medical history treatment course differential diagnosis
Vignettes Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Denmark, England, Holland, Italy, Norway, Romania, Serbia-Montenegro, Spain, USA, Uruguay WE NEED VIGNETTES FROM OTHER COUNTRIES !!! Africa? Asia? Please contact: Erik Simonsen: rfes@ra.dk
Conclusions • Assessment and treatment of Personality Disorders is an underdeveloped service within General Psychiatry • There is a lot of stigma and lack of knowledge • Education is needed, both in primary care and in secondary care • WPA/ISSPD Educational Program will be an important step forward