4th German Psychotherapy Congress

From April 7-11, the 4th German Psychotherapy Congress on the theme "For Good Reason" will take place in Berlin. Once again, our Lab and its collaborators are well represented. We are looking forward to exciting discussions!
To ensure you don’t miss any of our talks and poster presentations, here is an overview:

Tuesday, April 8:

• 13:30 – Emmanuel Jauk, Alexander Giesche, Philipp Kanske
  WiS-803 – An fMRI-compatible paradigm for assessing social self-control in the Interpersonal Circumplex (#943)
  Session: WiS-8 – The tension of interpersonal relationships: Foundations and diagnostics of interpersonal conflicts and their influence on the psychotherapeutic process (#935)Location: Red Stage

Wednesday, April 9:

• 11:00 -  Lara Puhlmann, K. Schultebraucks, R. Kalisch
  907 – Identifying digital signatures of mental health symptoms using an online video-recorded interview (#1431)
  Poster-Session: P-19 - Digitale Welten und psychische Gesundheit: Risiken, Chancen und innovative Interventionen
  13:00 – Katharina Förster
• WiS-3105 – Persistent neural alterations of fronto-limbic regulation in adolescents and emerging adults using habitual rumination (#1144)
  Session: WiS-31 – Biopsychology of emotion (dys-)regulation (#1124)
  Location: Estrel Saal C5/6
• 13:00 – Fee Fuchs, Annika Konrad, Leonie Geyer, Philipp Kanske, Sebastian Trautmann
  WiS-3402 – Child abuse and emotion recognition: A meta-analysis (#652)
  Session: WiS-34 – Socio-affective processes in the processing of traumatic events (#550)
  Location: Room II
• 13:00 – Annika Konrad, Fee Fuchs, Sebastian Trautmann, Philipp Kanske
  WiS-3405 – The role of empathy in symptom development after witnessing trauma: An fMRI study (#660)
  Session: WiS-34 – Socio-affective processes in the processing of traumatic events (#550) Location: Room II

Thursday, April 10:

• 10:00 – Philipp Kanske
  WiS-6702 – Towards an interconnected and active understanding of the psychopathology of the social brain (#385)
  Session: WiS-67 – Social interaction and mental health: Neural correlates, developmental aspects, and modifiability through interventions (#377)
  Location: Room IV
• 10:00 – Ingmar Heinig
  WiS-6804 – Empathic stress transmission and couple affect training in depressive disorders (#1078)
  Session: WiS-68 – Why are trajectories so different? Neuro-bio-behavioral key mechanisms for the long-term course of affective disorders (#1071)
  Location: Room V
• 10:30-11:30 – Danilo Calero Sequeira
  2605 – Supporting adolescents on their journey to body acceptance: A "Compassionate Mind Training" for parents (#1129)
  Poster Session: P-26 – Digital interventions to promote mental health
  Location: Blue Stage, Estrel Saal (hybrid), Estrel Saal C5/6, Estrel Saal C7/8 (hybrid), Green Stage, Room IV, Room Paris (hybrid), Room Strasbourg, Room V, Red Stage
• 15:00 – Katharina Förster & Tiana Borgers
  Symposium: WiS-8301 – From basics to treatment – Understanding and predicting treatment success in patients with mental disorders (#521)
  Location: Red Stage

Friday, April 11:

• 09:00 – Ingmar Heinig, Christina Bartnick, Peter Neudeck, Caroline im Brahm
  Workshop: S-8401 – No fear of exposure! (#84)
  Location: WS Room 30512