Program at a Glance

INDEX TO BLOCKS OF ABSTRACTS

CONFERENCE PROGRAM

TUESDAY 2 ^ND DECEMBER (Workshops) 08:00 Registration desk opens Rotary/ASPR Media Training and Presentation Workshop for Early Career Researchers

Room: Mulubinba Room

Facilitators: Rob Morrison, Michael Sawyer, Joy Gillett

09:00 1. Why bother with Science Communication anyway?

    2. Look at some media articles, watch a typical TV News report and analyse

    3. Dissect a news report

    4. Selecting the appropriate angle for a science story

    5. The different requirements of TV, Radio and Press

    6. Putting it all together – The Media Release – analysis and example

    7. Effective posting of releases – Newsrooms, Internet etc

    8. Some cautionary notes on science hyperbole in the media.

    9. Plan your own Media Release

    10. Write a Media Release on your own work (& Discussion)

10:30 COFFEE BREAK AND DISCUSSION/DEVELOPMENT OF MEDIA RELEASE 11:00 11. Analyse Media Releases: Discussion

    12. Write a Media Release on someone else's work (& Discussion)

11:45 13. Some Radio interviews based on Media Releases: Discussion

    14. How to handle a grab/soundbite

    15. Keeping control of the interview and what to watch out for

    16. Some TV interviews based on Media Releases: Discussion 12:45 17. Windup session, some dos and don'ts, shared experiences; where to from here?

    18. Handout & discuss notes on media releases, angles that suit science stories etc. 1:00 LUNCH Presentation Training 1:30 1. Presentation by Michael Sawyer who will Chair session describe aim of program and methods to be employed.

2:00 2. 15 minute presentations by selected participating Australian Rotary Health students. Each presentation will be reviewed and form the basis of teaching/discussion for the program (Discussants: Michael Sawyer)

   3. General discussion and review

   4. Concluding comments (Michael Sawyer) 3:45  CONCLUSION, FINAL REMARKS Clinical Workshops

Room: Hunter Room

Chair: Greg Carter 08:30  Workshop 1:

  Mood disorder and physical illness: impact and interventions

  Allan House (Leeds, UK) 12:00 LUNCH 13:00  Workshop 2:

  Difficult to treat depression

  Roger Mulder (Christchurch, NZ) Animal Models Workshop

Room: Cummings Room

Chair: Ulrich Schall & Chris Dayas On the utility of animal models of schizophrenia 08:30 Neuronal foundations of cerebral asymmetry in an animal model

Onur Gunturkun (Bochum, Germany)

09:00 Translational gating measures in schizophrenia research

Mark Geyer (San Diego, USA)

09:30  Modeling madness – testable hypotheses from complexity

Darryl Eyles

09:50 Discussion

Maarten van den Buuse 10:10 MORNING TEA Gene/environment interactions and schizophrenia risk 10:30 How to generate an epidemiologically grounded rodent model for schizophrenia

James Koenig (Maryland, USA)

11:00 Gene-environment interactions and mechanisms mediating brain reserve in mouse models of psychiatric and neurological disorder

Anthony Hannan

11:20 Interaction of genetic animal models and environmental risk factors for schizophrenia

Tim Karl

11:40 Discussion

Maarten van den Buuse 12:00 LUNCH Animal models of drug addiction 13:00 ICSS as a measure of dysregulated brain reward function in animal models of addiction

  Paul Kenny (Florida, USA)

13:30 Wanting a model for wanting: can animals relapse?

  Andrew Lawrence

13:50 Rats on “ice” and other cocktails: are they quality measures.?  Jennifer Cornish

14:10 Discussion

  Chris Dayas 14:30 AFTERNOON TEA Animal models of mood-related pathologies, pain and stroke 15:00 Never fear’ Animal Models are here

  Gavan McNally

15:20 Breaking new ground: incorporating the issues of susceptibility, resilience and ethological relevance into animal models of mood related pathology

  Rohan Walker

15:40 Early life stress – implications for later anxiety and epileptogenesis

  Margaret Morris

16:00 Clinicians treat chronic pain syndromes but do neuroscientists really study them?

  Kevin Keay

16:20 Animal models of disease – noble pursuit or deluded folly-evidence from stroke research

  Neil Spratt

16:40 Discussion

  Chris Levi 17:00 Informal drinks and discussion WEDNESDAY 3 ^rd DECEMBER Note : Only the presenting author's name is shown in the program. For full details of the contributing authors, and their affiliations, please see the Abstracts section, in which the papers are listed in sequential order – all of the oral presentations (OP), followed by the poster presentations (PP). 08:00 Registration desk opens CONFERENCE OPENING

Room: Concert Hall

Chair: Amanda Baker 08:30 Convene

 Opening Address: Trevor Waring (Chancellor, University of Newcastle) KEYNOTE ADDRESSES 09:00 OP001

 COMMUNITY CARE FOR PEOPLE WITH PSYCHOSIS:

 INCLUSION AS A VALUED OUTCOME AND A HUMAN RIGHT

Helen Herrman

09:30 OP002

THE FIRST CUT IS NOT THE DEEPEST: UNDERSTANDING THE LINK BETWEEN SELF-HARM AND SUICIDE

Allan House (Leeds, UK) 10:30 MORNING TEA SESSION 1A-EPIDEMIOLOGY SYMPOSIUM

Room: Concert Hall

Chair: Tim Slade 11:00 OP019

  2 ^nd AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL SURVEY OF MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING (NSMHWB2): INITIAL FINDINGS – PREVALENCE AND CORRELATES

 Tim Slade

11:15 OP020

 2 ^nd AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL SURVEY OF MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING (NSMHWB2): INITIAL FINDINGS – COMORBIDITY

  Maree Teesson

11:30 OP021

  2 ^nd AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL SURVEY OF MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING (NSMHWB2): INITIAL FINDINGS – SERVICE UTILISATION

  Philip Burgess

11:45 OP022

 2 ^nd AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL SURVEY OF MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING (NSMHWB2): INITIAL FINDINGS – SUICIDALITY

 Jane Pirkis

12:00 OP023

  FINANCIAL HARDSHIP, ENDURING DISADVANTAGE, DEPRESSION AND HIPPOCAMPAL VOLUME

  Peter Butterworth

12:15 OP024

 SOCIAL CAPITAL AND MENTAL HEALTH IN A COASTAL COMMUNITY

 Helen Louise Berry

12:30 OP025

 Mental Health and the Social Impact of Drought: Comparisons of Farmer and Non-Farmer Rural and Remote residents

 Helen Stain

12:45 OP026

 WHAT IS THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN WEALTH AND MENTAL HEALTH?

 Sunny Collings SESSION 1B-PSYCHOSIS – HALLUCINATIONS RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM

Room: Cummings Room

Chair: Johanna Badcock & Marc Seal 11:00 OP011

 PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF AUDITORY HALLUCINATIONS: THEMES AND EMERGING DIRECTIONS

 John Farhall

11:15 OP012

 PARALLEL AUDITORY PATHWAYS: A FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING AUDITORY HALLUCINATIONS

 Johanna Badcock

11:30 OP013

 IMMEDIATE SOURCE-MONITORING, SELF-FOCUSED ATTENTION AND THE POSITIVE SYMPTOMS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA

 Mike Startup

11:45 OP014

 BINDING OF AUDITORY VERBAL INFORMATION AND GENDER IDENTIFICATION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA PATIENTS WITH AUDITORY HALLUCINATIONS

 Flavie Waters

12:00 OP015

 A HISTORY OF STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL BRAIN CHANGES IN AUDITORY HALLUCINATIONS

 Susan Rossell

12:15 OP016

 TRACKING THE DEVELOPMENT OF ABNORMAL NEUROANATOMY ASSOCIATED WITH AUDITORY HALLUCINATIONS

 Marc Seal

12:30 OP017

 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SELF-REPORT AND INTERVIEWER-RATED LEVELS OF PSYCHOTIC-LIKE EXPERIENCES (PLEs): A COMPARION OF A CLINICAL vs. COMMUNITY SAMPLE

  Joe Buckby

12:45 OP018

 A COGNITIVE INVESTIGATION OF DELUSIONS: ARE POSITIVE SCHIZOTYPAL SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION AND BIASES?

 Clare Cameron SESSION 1C-SUICIDE AND SELF-HARM SYMPOSIUM

Room: Hunter Room

Chair: Allan House and Greg Carter 11:00 OP003

 INCREASING THE COMPETENCE AND CONFIDENCE OF CLINICIANS TO CONDUCT MENTAL STATUS AND SUICIDE RISK ASSESSMENTS THROUGH INVOLVMENT IN A TRAINING PROGRAM

 Jan Parr

11:15 OP004

 ATTITUDES OF MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS FROM THE PUBLIC VERSUS PRIVATE SECTOR TOWARDS PATIENTS WHO DELIBERATELY SELF HARM

 Deidre Smith

11:30 OP005

 MANAGEMENT OF DELIBERATE SELF-HARM THROUGH ASSERTIVE ENGAGEMENT, BRIEF PSYCHOTHERAPY AND COMMUNITY LINKAGE

 Nicole Hill

11:45 OP006

 PROBLEM SOLVING THERAPY FOR SELF HARM: TWELVE MONTH RESULTS FROM A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL

 Simon Hatcher

12:00 OP007

 COMPARISON OF THE CIDI-AUTO WITH CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS IN A SUICIDAL POPULATION

 Himali Jayasekera

12:15 OP008

 INDIVIDUAL, HOUSEHOLD, AND COMMUNITY RISK FACTORS FOR SUICIDAL IDEATION AND ATTEMPT IN RURAL NSW: A PILOT ANALYSIS

 Gina-Maree Sartore

12:30 OP009

 DISTINGUISHING SUICIDAL FROM NON-SUICIDAL DELIBERATE SELF-HARM EVENTS IN WOMEN WITH BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER

 Gillian Maddock

12:45 OP010

 ESTIMATING REPEAT RATES OF SELF-HARM: COMPARING OUTCOME AFTER VARIOUS METHODS OF SELF-HARM, TAKING ACCOUNT OF MULTIPLE REPEATS

 David Owens 13:00 LUNCH (Banquet Room) and EARLY CAREER INVESTIGATORS LUNCH (Mulubinba Room) – to be addressed by Carmel Loughland and Flavie Waters KEYNOTE ADRESS

Room: Concert Hall

Chair: Pat Michie 14:00 OP027

 THE MISMATCH NEGATIVITY (MMN) IN CLINICAL RESEARCH

 Risto Näätänen (Tartu, Estonia) 15:00 AFTERNOON TEA & SESSION 2-POSTER SESSION Room: Banquet Room (Host: Jayashri Kulkarni)  PP01 Kate Hoy

 DOES SIZE MATTER? THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HIPPOCAMPAL VOLUME AND MEMORY ABILITY IN PATIENTS WITH TREATMENT RESISTANT MDD   PP02 Paul Fitzgerald

 SUPERIOR TEMPORAL GYRUS SUBVOLUMES IN TREATMENT-RESISTANT SCHIZOPHRENIA WITH AUDITORY HALLUCINATIONS   PP03 Alexander Provost

 MULTIMODAL ASSESSMENT OF AUDITORY PREPULSE INHIBITION IN PARKINSON'S DISEASE AND SCHIZOPHRENIA   PP04 Mariam Alexander

 THE ORIGINS OF ANXIETY?: FMRI IN CHILDREN WITH ANXIETY DISORDERS UNDERGOING PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENT   PP05 Pritha Das

 THEORY OF MIND (TOM) IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: A FUNCTIONAL MRI STUDY   PP06 Mary-Claire Hanlon

 FUNCTIONAL BRAIN IMAGING OF RECOGNITION OF INTENTION TO COMMUNICATE   PP07 Luke Reeves

 BASIC NUMERICAL CAPACITIES IN VELO-CARDIO-FACIAL SYNDROME (22Q11.2 DELETION SYNDROME)   PP08 Kim Kiely

 Australian estimates of probable dementia and cognitive impairment: The Dynopta Study   PP09 Kim Kiely

 AUSTRALIAN ESTIMATES OF PROBABLE DEMENTIA AND COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: THE DYNOPTA STUDY   PP10 Lana Williams

 ANXIETY AND BONE MINERAL DENSITY IN COMMUNITY SAMPLES OF MEN AND WOMEN   PP11 Natalie Chan

 SUCCESSFUL AGEING AND AGEING-IN-PLACE: MINIMISING UNMET NEED   PP12 Sacha Filia

 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: RESULTS FROM THE australian sCHIZOPHRENIA cARE AND aSSESSMENT pROgram (SCAP)   PP13 Jodie Fleming

 STRESS RELATED GROWTH AND NEGATIVE OUTCOMES WITH FAMILIES DEALING WITH INFERTILITY CAUSED BY CANCER: A CO-OCCURRENCE MODEL   PP14 Jodie Fleming

 THE ROLE OF SOCIAL SUPPORT SATISFACTION AS A MODERATOR OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN THE CONTEXT OF CANCER   PP15 Terry Lewin

 HOPES REVISITED – INTRODUCING A 12-ITEM SCALE FOR MEASURING PERSONAL HOPEFULNESS (HOPES-12)   PP16 Stuart Lee

 Accommodation Status, Symptom Severity and the Impact on Inpatient Psychiatry Length of Stay and Readmission Rate   PP17 Shona Crabb

 QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN PSYCHIATRY   PP18 Denika Novello

 IMPROVING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL WELLBEING OF FAMILY CAREGIVERS OF HOME BASED PALLIATIVE CARE PATIENTS: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL   PP19 Sue Cotton

  OUTDOOR ADVENTURE CAMPS FOR YOUNG ADULTS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS   PP20 Marianne Ayre

  Validation of the ‘Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale’ (DERS) in two samples: schizophrenia and co-existing depression and alcohol problems   PP21 Anoop Sankaranarayanan

  AN ANALYSIS OF SUICIDE DATA IN CURRENT PATIENTS OF THE HUNTER NEW ENGLAND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES: SOME INTERESTING RURAL URBAN DIFFERENCES   PP22 Lana Williams

 Effect of SSRIs on human osteoclast formation and function   PP23 Katie Douglas

 ABNORMAL RESPONSE TO EMOTIONAL STIMULI IN DEPRESSION: THE CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS   PP24 Transferred to an oral presentation  PP25 Prashanth Mayur

 ACUTE EFFECTS OF HYPERVENTILATION DURING ELECTROCONVULSIVE THERAPY ON COGNITION, QUANTUM OF ANTIDEPRESSANT RESPONSE, THRESHOLD AND ICTAL-EEG QUALITY. A RANDOMIZED DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY   PP26 Suzi Riess

 THE INTERACTION BETWEEN IVF HORMONE TREATMENT AND MOOD   PP27 Matthew Hyett

 THE IMPACT OF GENERAL PRACTITIONER GENDER ON THE MANAGEMENT OF A DEPRESSED PATIENT   PP28 Seetal Dodd

  EARLY AGE OF ONSET IS ASSOCIATED WITH HIGH RATES OF ANXIETY COMORBIDITY IN BIPOLAR I AND SCHIZOAFFECTIVE DISORDERS   PP29 Transferred to an oral presentation  PP30 Tania Perich

 MINDFULNESS BASED COGNITIVE THERAPY FOR BIPOLAR DISORDER   PP31 Jayashri Kulkarni

 TWO-YEAR TREATMENT OUTCOMES OF AN AUSTRALIAN OUTPATIENT COHORT WITH BIPOLAR I OR SCHIZOAFFECTIVE DISORDER   PP32 Racheal Degabriele

 ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF FACE PROCESSING IN BIPOLAR DISORDER: AN ERP STUDY SESSION 3A-PROF. PAT MICHIE SYMPOSIUM

Room: Concert Hall

Chair: Juanita Todd and Helen Stain 16:00 OP028

 SOURCE ANALYSIS OF MISMATCH NEGATIVITY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA

 Ross Fulham

16:15 OP029

 MISMATCH NEGATIVITY IS LINKED TO CEREBRAL GREY MATTER PATHOLOGY IN SCHIZOPHRENIA

 Ulrich Schall

16:30 OP030

 THE RELATIONSHIP OF COGNITIVE FUNCTION AND STORY PRODUCTION IN FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS

 Helen Stain

16:45 OP031

 IS AGING ASSOCIATED WITH CHANGE IN FUNCTIONAL ASYMMETRY FOR PROCESSING TIME CUES IN SOUND?

 Juanita Todd

17:00 OP032

 THE SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL CORRELATES OF COGNITIVE CONTROL IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: A MULTIMODAL INVESTIGATION OF TASK-SWITCHING

 Sharna Jamadar

17:15 OP032.01

 PSYCHOACOUSTIC EVIDENCE OF ALTERATIONS IN BINAURAL AND MONAURAL AUDITORY TEMPORAL PROCESSING IN SCHIZOPHRENIA

 Bill (Timothy W) Budd SESSION 3B-EARLY CAREER SHOWCASE

Room: Cummings Room

Chair: Carmel Loughland 16:00 OP033

  BUILDING FAMILY SKILLS TOGETHER : EVALUATING THE IMPACT ON HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA AND THEIR FAMILIES OF AN EVIDENCE-BASED FAMILY INTERVENTION

 Laura Hayes

16:15 OP034

 AN EVALUATION OF ‘REACH OUT CENTRAL’: AN ONLINE THERAPEUTIC GAMING PROGRAM FOR SUPPORTING THE MENTAL HEALTH OF YOUNG PEOPLE

 Kerrie Shandley

16:30 OP035

 RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF COMPUTERISED COGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR THERAPY FOR DEPRESSION AND SUBSTANCE USE COMORBIDITY

 Frances Kay-Lambkin

16:45 OP036

 PARTICIPANTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL FOR PREVENTION OF DEPRESSION

 Janie Busby Grant

17:00 OP037

 HARMONIZING DATA ACROSS NINE STUDIES: AN EXAMPLE OF DEPRESSION FROM THE DYNOPTA STUDY

 Lesley Ross

17:15 OP037.01

 BASELINE DEPRESSION PREDICTS END OF TREATMENT MALNUTRITION AND ECOG STATUS IN HEAD AND NECK CANCER RADIOTHERAPY PATIENTS

 Ben Britton SESSION 3C-BIPOLAR DISORDER

Room: Hunter Room

Chair: Jayashri Kulkarni 16:00 OP038

 DELUSIONS IN BIPOLAR DISORDER: SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA

 Susan Rossell

16:15 OP039

 TAMOXIFEN – A POTENTIAL TREATMENT FOR WOMEN IN THE MANIC PHASE OF BIPOLAR AFFECTIVE DISORDER?

 Jayashri Kulkarni

16:30 OP040

 A CLINICAL PROGRAM FOR JUVENILE BIPOLAR DISORDER: PRELIMINARY DATA AND FUTURE RESEARCH DIRECTIONS

 Stephen Hirneth

16:45 OP041

 BLOOD CONCENTRATIONS OF OMEGA-3 IN PARTICIPANTS WITH JUVENILE BIPOLAR DISORDER COMPARED TO HEALTHY CONTROLS

 Edward Clayton

17:00 OP042

 OMEGA-3 SUPPLEMENTATION IN JUVENILE BIPOLAR DISORDER

 Tanya Hanstock 17:15 OPO42.01

 COGNITIVE EMOTION REGULATION IN BIPOLAR DISORDER

  Melissa J. Green SESSION 3D-ECT AND TMS

Room: Mulubinba Room

Chair: Paul Fitzgerald 16:00 OP043

 A COMPARISON OF RIGHT UNILATERAL ULTRA-BRIEF PULSE (0.3) ECT AND STANDARD RIGHT UNILATERAL ECT

 Colleen Loo

16:15 OP044

 A MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING STUDY OF TIME COURSE CHANGES AFTER TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION IN HEALTHY CONTROL SUBJECTS

 Abraham Arul-Anandam

16:30 OP045

 THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT FORMS OF ECT ON ASYSTOLE AND BRADYCARDIA

 Patrick Stewart

16:45 OP046

 ENHANCING RESPONSE TO REPETITIVE TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION IN THE TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION

 Paul Fitzgerald

17:00 OP047

 APPRAISAL OF SESSIONAL EEG FEATURES AS A CORRELATE OF CLINICAL CHANGES IN AN RTMS TREATMENT OF DEPRESSION

 Gregory Price 17:30   Welcome Reception

  Venue: Newcastle Art Gallery 18:30  Retirement Dinner for Prof. Pat Michie

  Venue: Noah's on the Beach THURSDAY 4 ^TH DECEMBER 08:00  Registration desk opens Room: Concert Hall

Chair: Vaughan Carr 08:30  Convene 08:45  ASPR Founders Medal Presentation SESSION 4A – EPIDEMIOLOGICAL LESSONS

Room: Concert Hall

Chair: Terry Lewin 09:30  OP053

 IS ADVANCED PATERNAL AGE ASSOCIATED WITH ALTERED BRAIN DEVELOPMENT? CLUES FROM EPIDEMIOLOGY

 John McGrath

09:45 OP054

 DETERMINANTS OF ELEVATED RISK OF INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY IN CHILDREN OF MOTHERS WITH PSYCHOSES

 Vera Morgan

10:00 OP055

 Selecting TARGETS for preventinG ANIXETY DISORDERS: A prospective epidemiological APPROACH

 Andrew Mackinnon

10:15 OP056

 THE ASSOCIATION OF HIGH SENSITIVITY C-REACTIVE PROTEIN LEVELS WITH MAJOR DEPRESSION: A TEN-YEAR LONGITUDINAL STUDY

 Julie Pasco SESSION 4B – DEPRESSION AND ASSOCIATED CONDITIONS

Room: Cummings Room

Chair: Frances Kay-Lambkin 09:30 OP049

 DIET QUALITY IS ASSOCIATED WITH DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS, MAJOR DEPRESSION AND DYSTHYMIA

 Felice Jacka

09:45 OP050

 PATHWAYS TO RECOVERY IN A RANDOMISED TRIAL OF INTERPERSONAL PSYCHOTHERAPY AND COGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR THERAPY

 Suzanne Luty

10:00 OP051

 DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY ARE NOT ASSOCIATED WITH 17-YEAR MORTALITY AFTER ADJUSTING FOR HEALTH STATUS

 Philip Batterham

10:15 OP052

 UNDERSTANDING PATIENTS’ DESIRE FOR LIFE SUSTAINING TREATMENTS

 David Clarke SESSION 4C-FAMILY MATTERS

Room: Hunter Room

Chair: Helen Stain 09:30 OP057

 RODENT EFFECTS OF MOTHERHOOD NOT REPLICATED IN HUMANS. RATS!

 Helen Christensen

09:45 OP058

 PUBLIC ATTITUDES TOWARDS GENETIC TESTING FOR SUSCEPTIBILITY TO MAJOR DEPRESSION

 Alex Wilde

10:00 OP059

 THE IMPACT OF PARENTAL RELATIONSHIPS IN A PHARMACOTHERAPY TRIAL FOR DEPRESSION

 Jeanette Johnstone

10:15 OP060

 ABOUT HELEN PSYCHOSIS AND PREGNANCY A CASE REPORT

 Heather Gilbert SESSION 4D-MEASUREMENT MATTERS

Room: Mulubinba Room

Chair: Kerrie Clover 09:30 OP061

 MEASURING THERAPEUTIC OPTIMISM

 Stephen Elsom

09:45 OP062

 THE OTAGO COMMUNICATION SCALE: A SHORT MEASURE OF COMMUNICATION STYLE FOR HEALTH WORKERS

 Christopher Gale

10:00 OP063

 A PROBABILITIES APPROACH TO EVALUATING ALGORITHMS FOR SCREENING FOR DISTRESS

 Kerrie Clover

10:15 OP064

 DISCREPANCY BETWEEN SELF AND OBSERVER RATING OF DEPRESSION: THE RELATIONSHIP TO DEMOGRAPHIC, CLINICAL, COGNITIVE AND PERSONALITY VARIABLES

 Janet Carter 10:30 MORNING TEA SESSION 5A-DIAGNOSTIC ISSUES SYMPOSIUM

Room: Concert Hall

Chair: Gavin Andrews 11:00 OP065

 DSM-V & ICD-11: EXPLORING THE FEASIBILITY OF A META-STRUCTURE

  Gavin Andrews

11:15 OP066

 DSM-V & ICD-11: THE EXTERNALIZING DISORDERS: CLUSTER 5 OF THE PROPOSED META-STRUCTURE

 Robert Krueger

11:30 OP067

 DSM-V & ICD-11: WHERE SHOULD BIPOLAR DISORDER APPEAR IN THE META-STRUCTURE?

 Megan Hobbs

11:45 OP068

 DSM-V & ICD-11: SIMPLIFYING DSM-IV CRITERIA SETS USING EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEY DATA

 Matthew Sunderland

12:00 OP069

 DSM-V & ICD-11: EXPLORING THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN ABUSE AND DEPENDENCE IN THE NOSOLOGY OF SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS

 Tim Slade

12:15 DSM-V & ICD-11: DIAGNOSTIC ISSUES-DISCUSSION

 Gavin Andrews

12:30 OP071

 PSYCHIATRIC, PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL COMORBIDITY WITH DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN PRIMARY CARE: THE DIAGNOSIS, MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOMES OF DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS LONGITUDINAL (DIAMOND) STUDY

 Jane Gunn

12:45 OP072

 ARE WE PUTTING OUR BEST FOOT FORWARD? RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE PRIMACY OF PSYCHOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT IN THE TREATMENT OF MOOD DISORDERS

 Danielle Adams SESSION 5B-PSYCHOSIS SYMPOSIUM

Room: Cummings Room

Chair: Martin Cohen 11:00 OP073

 ESTABLISHING REFERRAL PATHWAYS AND ENGAGEMENT OF ULTRA HIGH RISK YOUTH IN A RURAL RESEARCH SETTING

 Kylie Crittenden

11:15 OP074

 GAMMA SYNCHRONY IN FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS – A REPLICATION STUDY

 Anthony Harris

11:30 OP075

 EMOTION-RELATED GAMMA SYNCHRONIZATION IN FIRST-EPISODE SCHIZOPHRENIA: TOWARDS A BIOLOGICAL MARKER OF SOCIAL COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT

 Leanne (Lea) Williams

11:45 OP076

 PROBABILISTIC CATEGORY LEARNING DEFICITS EXIST IN A SUBSET OF UNAFFECTED SIBLINGS OF PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA

 Thomas Weickert

12:00 OP077

 DO SEMANTIC DEFICITS UNDERLIE DELUSIONS?

 Erica Neill

12:15 OP078

 SELECTIVE ESTROGEN RECEPTOR MODULATORS (SERMS) A POTENTIAL TREATMENT FOR THE PSYCHOTIC SYMPTOMS OF SCHIZOPHRENIA?

 Emmy Gavrilidis

12:30 OP079

  5HT2C GENE POLYMORPHISMS, WEIGHT GAIN AND METABOLIC SYNDROME IN FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS

 Hannah Newall

12:45 OP080

  CLOZAPINE: AN INVESTIGATION OF CARDIAC RELATED ADVERSE EFFECTS

 Joanna Fitzsimons SESSION 5C-NEUROPSYCHO-PHARMACOLOGY AND-PHYSIOLOGY SYMPOSIUM

Room: Hunter Room

Chair: Ulrich Schall 11:00 OP081

 NOVEL ENVIRONMENT EXPLORATION IN RODENTS AND PATIENTS WITH BIPOLAR MANIA OR SCHIZOPHRENIA

  Mark Geyer (San Diego, USA)

11:15 OP082

 ROLE OF SEROTONIN-1A RECEPTORS IN THE ACTION OF ANTIPSYCHOTIC DRUGS ON PREPULSE INHIBITION IN MICE

 Maarten van den Buuse

11:30 OP083

 THE ROLE OF TNF IN AGING-ASSOCIATED COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE – A MOUSE MODEL

 Jordan McAfoose

11:45 OP084

 INTERACTION OF ESTROGEN WITH CENTRAL SEROTONERGIC MECHANISMS IN SENSORY PROCESSING: MISMATCH NEGATIVITY AND LOUDNESS DEPENDENCE OF THE AUDITORY EVOKED POTENTIAL

 Andrea Gogos

12:00 OP085

 IMPAIRED MISMATCH NEGATIVITY IN THE SCHIZOPHRENIA PRODROME

 Rebbekah Atkinson

12:15 OP086

  INTACT SENSORIMOTOR GATING IN ADULT ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER

 Mary-Claire Hanlon

12:30 OP087

  ROLE OF PREFRONTAL CORTEX GLUTAMATE AND METABOTROPIC GLUTAMATE RECEPTORS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA-LIKE COGNITIVE DEFICITS INDUCED BY PHENCYCLIDINE IN RATS

 Athina Markou

12:45 OP088

 PHARMACOLOGICAL MODULATION DURING FMRI: MUSCARINIC AND NICOTINIC PROPORTIONS OF THE ATTENTION NETWORK ACCORDING TO POSNER

 Renate Thienel 13:00 LUNCH (Banquet Room) SESSION 6A-SMOKING AND MENTAL HEALTH

Room: Concert Hall

Chair: Amanda Baker 14:00 OP089

  SMOKING CARE IN AUSTRALIAN PSYCHIATRIC FACILITIES: HEALTHCARE OR TRADITIONAL BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMENT?

 Paula Wye

14:15 OP090

 BECOMING A SMOKEFREE INPATIENT PSYCHIATRY WARD: THE STAFF EXPERIENCE

 Sacha Filia

14:30 OP091

 BECOMING A SMOKEFREE INPATIENT PSYCHIATRY WARD: THE CLIENT EXPERIENCE

 Clare Shelton and Anton Horvat

14:45 OP092

 AN EXPLORATION OF DRUG ATTITUDES AND KNOWLEDGE AMONG PEOPLE WITH PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS

 Louise Thornton SESSION 6B-FACE PROCESSING DEFICITS

Room: Cummings Room

Chair: Carmel Loughland 14:00 OP093

 VISUAL SCAN PATHS IN YOUNG ADULTS WITH VELO-CARDIO-FACIAL SYNDROME (22Q11.2 DELETION SYNDROME)

 Linda Campbell

14:15 OP094

 DOES THE N170 REFLECT REDUCED STRUCTURAL ENCODING OF FACES IN SCHIZOTYPAL PERSONALITY?

 Rachel Batty

14:30 OP095

 PERFORMANCE ON THE TILE MATRIX TASK PROVIDES FURTHER EVIDENCE OF VISUO-COGNITIVE DISTURBANCES IN THE FIRST-DEGREE RELATIVES OF SCHIZOPHRENIA PATIENTS

 Carmel Loughland

14:45 OP096

 RANDOMISED CONTROL TRIAL OF EMOTION PERCEPTION REMEDIATION AMONG PEOPLE WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA

 Kathryn McCabe SESSION 6C-AGEING

Room: Hunter Room

Chair: Juanita Todd 14:00 OP097

 IS ADVANCED PATERNAL AGE ASSOCIATED WITH ALTERED BRAIN DEVELOPMENT? CLUES FROM ANIMAL MODELS

 Thomas Burne

14:15 OP098

 BRAIN CORRELATES OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN A LARGE COMMUNITY-BASED SAMPLE OF 65-70 YEAR-OLDS: THE PATH THROUGH LIFE STUDY

 Nicolas Cherbuin

14:30 OP099

 COUNSELLING SPOUSES OF PEOPLE WITH ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE (AD): EFFECTS ON RATES OF INSTITUTIONALISATION AND MORTALITY IN THREE COUNTRIES

 Katrin Seeher

14:45 OP100

 RESPONDING TO THE DEPRESSED ELDERLY IN EMERGENCY: ESTABLISHING LINKAGES BETWEEN SUB-ACUTE, PRIMARY AND COMMUNITY CARE

 Lynette Joubert SESSION 6D-CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE

Room: Mulubinba Room

Chair: Louise Newman 14:00 OP101

 PREDICTORS OF SELF-ESTEEM IN A COMMUNITY SAMPLE OF ADOLESCENTS

 Jaymee Ryan

14:15 OP102

 ASSESSMENT OF OUTCOME IN ADOLESCENT PSYCHIATRIC INTERVENTION

 Jeffrey Cubis

14:30 OP103

 SOCIAL COGNITIVE SKILLS IN CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS WITH VELO-CARDIO-FACIAL SYNDROME (22Q11.2 DELETION SYNDROME)

 Lynne Cruickshank

14:45 OP104

 SOCIAL AND AFFECTIVE REASONING AND DECISION MAKING IN ADOLESCENTS WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER

 Catherine Cahill 15:00 AFTERNOON TEA & SESSION 7-POSTER SESSION Room: Newcastle Room (Host: Andrew Mackinnon)  PP33 Nicole Joshua

 EMOTION RECOGNITION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA – WHAT DOES THE WHOLE FACE TELL US THE EYES CANNOT?   PP34 Seetal Dodd

 MIRTAZAPINE ADD-ON THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF SCHIZOPHRENIA WITH ATYPICAL ANTIPSYCHOTICS: A DOUBLE-BLIND, RANDOMISED, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL   PP35 Nicole Reece

 LONG-TERM MEMORY IMPAIRMENT IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: INVESTIGATING A RETRIEVAL DEFICIT FOR WORDS AND FACES   PP36 Saruchi Chhabra

 HALLUCINATIONS IN THE GENERAL POPULATION AND MEMORY BINDING   PP37 Erin Gardiner

 INVESTIGATION OF MIRNA INFLUENCE ON RGS4 AND NRG1 GENE EXPRESSION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA   PP38 Joe Buckby

 ADOLESCENT INTERPRETATION OF SELF-REPORTED PSYCHOTIC-LIKE EXPERIENCES (PLEs)   PP39 Paul Fitzgerald

 THE CLINICAL SPECTRUM OF CLOZAPINE-INDUCED MYOCARDITIS   PP40 Pamela Marsh

 EMOTION RECOGNITION TRAININING IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: FUNCTIONAL PREDICTORS AND GENERALIZABILITY   PP41 WITHDRAWN   PP42 Jayashri Kulkarni

 ADEPT: A DEFINITIVE ESTROGEN PATCH TRIAL   PP43 Penny Newson

 NEONATAL CAPSAICIN TREATMENT PRODUCES BRAIN CHANGES IN ADULT RATS SIMILAR TO THOSE FOUND IN SCHIZOPHRENIA   PP44 Simone Field

 ARE VERBAL AUDITORY HALLUCINATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH DEFICITS IN RECALLING CONTEXTUAL ELEMENTS OF CONVERSATIONS?   PP45 Ketrina Sly

  FACIAL EXPRESSION PROCESSING IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: ASSOCIATIONS WITH PSYCHOPATHY, SYPTOMATOLOGY AND EMOTION RECOGNITION   PP46 Anthony de Castella

 QUALITY OF LIFE ON RISPERDAL CONSTA: BASELINE RESULTS   PP47 John Farhall

  AUDITORY HALLUCINATION CONTENT AND SCHEMAS ABOUT SELF AND OTHERS   PP48 Alison Beck

  SMOKING IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: IMPACT OF NICOTINE ON COGNITIVE FUNCTION AND RELATIONSHIP TO SELF-REPORTED MOTIVES FOR SMOKING   PP49 Dougal Phillips

  DO PATIENTS WITH AUDITORY HALLUCINATIONS HAVE AUDITORY PROCESSING DEFICITS?   PP50 Jaci Richards

 THE AUSTRALIAN SCHIZOPHRENIA RESEARCH BANK (ASRB) COMPUTER-BASED CLINICAL ASSESSMENT SOFTWARE (CAS): DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION   PP51 Anthony Harris

 THE AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR QUESTIONNAIRE (ABQ) – AN INFORMANT BASED QUESTIONNAIRE FOR AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR IN PEOPLE WITH A PSYCHOTIC ILLNESS   PP52 Jean Starling

 CLINICAL AND COGNITIVE FEATURES OF EARLY ONSET PSYCHOSIS: PILOT DATA FROM AN EARLY PSYCHOSIS STUDY   PP53 Danielle Winch

 DOES DIAGNOSIS WITH SUBSTANCE-INDUCED PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS AFFECT LONG-TERM CARE IN PSYCHIATRY?   PP54 WITHDRAWN  PP55 WITHDRAWN   PP56 Kathryn Leadbeater

 PSYCHIATRIC CHARACTERISTICS AND SCHIZOTYPAL PERSONALITY TRAITS IN YOUNG ADULTS WITH VELO-CARDIO-FACIAL SYNDROME   PP57 Alyna Turner

 CLINICAL OUTCOMES ASSOCIATED WITH DEPRESSION, ANXIETY AND SOCIAL SUPPORT AMONG CARDIAC REHABILIATION ATTENDEES   PP58 Inika Gillis

 SEROTONIN TRANSPORTER GENE AND GENDER-SPECIFIC PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN DIABETES PATIENTS   PP59 Jennifer Nicholas

 THE INFLUENCE OF SEROTONIN TRANSPORTER GENOTYPE AND PERSONALITY ON DIABETES OUTCOMES   PP60 Seetal Dodd

  MIND AND BODY: A LIFESTYLE PROGRAM FOR PEOPLE ON ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDICATION   PP61 Philip Batterham

 INDEPENDENT PREDICTORS OF 17-YEAR MORTALITY IN AN ELDERLY COMMUNITY SAMPLE   PP62 WITHDRAWN   PP63 Kaarin J. Anstey

  FOLLOW-UP OF MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND RELATED DISORDERS OVER 4 YEARS IN ADULTS IN THEIR SIXTIES: THE PATH THROUGH LIFE STUDY   PP64 Lisa Whitson

 COGNITIVE CONTROL DECLINE DURING NORMATIVE AGING: EVIDENCE FROM BEHAVIORAL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL MEASURES SESSION 8A-RURAL MENTAL HEALTH

Room: Concert Hall

Chair: Brian Kelly 16:00 OP115

 LIVING IN A RURAL COMMUNITY: DETERMINANTS AND OUTCOMES OF MENTAL HEALTH: AUSTRALIAN RURAL MENTAL HEALTH STUDY

 Brian Kelly

16:15 OP116

 RURAL SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AND MENTAL HEALTH

 Clare Coleman

16:30 OP117

 ADOLESCENTS’ RESPONSES TO LIVING IN DROUGHT AFFECTED RURAL COMMUNITIES

 John Dean

16:45 OP118

 DEPRESSION LITERACY AND REMOTENESS OF RESIDENCE

 Kathleen Griffiths

17:00 OP119

 FARM FAMILY MENTAL HEALTH: WHO ARE THE LOCAL HELPING AGENCIES?

 Jeffrey Fuller SESSION 8B-CVD AND DIABETES

Room: Cummings Room

Chair: Alyna Turner 16:00 OP110

 CEREBROVASCULAR RISK FACTORS AND LIFE EVENTS AS ANTECEDENTS OF DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS IN MIDDLE AND EARLY-OLD AGE: THE PATH THROUGH LIFE STUDY

 Kaarin Anstey

16:15 OP111

 MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR DEPRESSION AFTER STROKE

 Maree Hackett

16:30 OP112

 BRAVEHEART: GROUP COGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR THERAPY FOR CARDIAC DEPRESSION

 Alyna Turner

16:45 OP113

 SCREENING FOR DEPRESSION IN TYPE 2 DIABETES

 Justin Kenardy

17:00 OP114

 COPING STYLES, SEROTONIN TRANSPORTER GENOTYPE AND NEUROTICISM IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES

 Liesbeth Geerligs SESSION 8C-NEUROCOGNITION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA

Room: Hunter Room

Chair: Philip Ward 16:00 OP120

 HIPPOCAMPAL VOLUMETRICS IN TREATMENT-RESISTANT SCHIZOPHRENIA AND DEPRESSION: THE IMPORTANCE OF THE TAIL

 Jerome Maller

16:15 OP121

 CANNABIS USE AND COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING IN SCHIZOPHRENIA

 Antony Henderson

16:30 OP122

 A COMPARISON OF PHENOMENOLOGICAL QUALITIES OF INNER SPEECH AND VOICES IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA

 Robyn Langdon

16:45 OP123

 Deficit and normal cognitive profiles in neuroleptic naïve first-episode psychosis: NeURODEVELOPMENTAL IMPLICATIONS

 Warrick Brewer

17:00 OP124

 EFFECTIVENESS OF COGNITIVE REMEDIATION THERAPY FOR SCHIZOPHRENIA IN MALAYSIA

 Muhammad Najib Alwi SESSION 8D-ADDICTION

Room: Mulubinba Room

Chair: Christopher Dayas 16:00 OP105

 UNIVERSAL WEB-BASED ALCOHOL SCREENING AND BRIEF INTERVENTION FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL

 Kypros Kypri

16:15 OP106

 INTEGRATING MULTIMEDIA TREATMENTS INTO A DRUG AND ALCOHOL SERVICE IN nSW

 Aaron Simpson

16:30 OP107

 SUBSTANCE USE, RISK BEHAVIOURS AND CONTEXT OF SUBSTANCE USE – GENDER DIFFERENCES IN YOUNG PEOPLE PRESENTING TO AN ADOLESCENT, RESIDENTIAL SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT PROGRAM

 Angela Dean

16:45 OP108

 THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF DRUG RELAPSE: A ROLE FOR HYPOTHALAMIC ‘FEEDING’ PEPTIDES IN DRUG RELAPSE?

 Christopher Dayas

17:00 OP109

 PREVALENCE OF PROBLEM GAMBLING IN PEOPLE PRESENTING TO AN ACUTE AREA MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE

 Anthony de Castella 19:00 CONFERENCE DINNER

  Venue: Customs House

FRIDAY 5 ^TH DECEMBER 08:00 Registration desk opens Room: Concert Hall

Chair: Henry Jackson 08:30 CONVENE 08:45  Eli Lilly Oration KEYNOTE ADDRESS

09:30 OP127

 MicroRNAs REGULATE MOLECULAR AND BEHAVIORAL DEFICITS ASSOCIATED WITH DRUG DEPENDENCE AND SCHIZOPHRENIA

  Paul Kenny (Florida, USA) 10:30 MORNING TEA SESSION 9A-E-TECH AND MENTAL HEALTH (1)

Room: Concert Hall

Chair: Helen Christensen 11:00 OP134

 REMOTE EXPOSURE: DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS IN INTERNET DELIVERY OF PHOBIC STIMULI

 Kenneth Kirkby

11:15 OP135

 RESULTS OF THREE RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIALS OF INTERNET BASED TREATMENT FOR SOCIAL PHOBIA: THE SHYNESS PROGRAM

 Nickolai Titov

11:30 OP136

 THE YOUTHMOOD PROJECT: PREVENTATIVE SUB-SAMPLE ANALYSES

 Alison Neil

11:45 OP137

 DELIVERING MENTAL HEALTHCARE VIA MOBILE PHONES: A CLINICAL TRIAL OF THE MOBILETYPE PROGRAM AND WEBSITE INTERFACE FOR DETECTION AND MANAGEMENT OF ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH

 Sophie Reid

12:00 OP138

 PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF A NEW ONLINE SELF HELP PROGRAM

 Kylie Bennett

12:15 OP139

 EMOTIONAL SELF-AWARENESS: A QUALITATIVE EXPLORATION OF THE MECHANISM UNDERLYING A MOBILE PHONE SELF-MONITORING PROGRAM (MOBILETYPE)

 Sylvia Kauer SESSION 9B-WORK AND PLAY

Room: Cummings Room

Chair: Eóin Killackey 11:00 OP146

 LIVING WITH OTHERS, DOING CROSSWORDS AND PLAYING MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH MORE FAVOURABLE COGNITIVE FUNCTION LEVELS IN WOMEN IN THE COMMUNITY

 Sonal Shah

11:15 OP147

 IDENTIFYING THE FACTORS AFFECTING EMPLOYMENT FOR PEOPLE WITH BIPOLAR DISORDER

 Kate Filia

11:30 OP148

 EARNING OR LEARNING AMONG AUSTRALIAN COMMUNITY RESIDENTS WITH PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS

 Geoffrey Waghorn

11:45 OP149

 RESULTS OF A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF INDIVIDUAL PLACEMENT AND SUPPORT FOR VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION IN FIRST EPISODE PSYCHOSIS

 Eóin Killackey

12:00 OP150

 DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY IN WORKING ADULTS: WHAT ARE THE POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES OF WORKING WHILE ILL?

  Kristy Sanderson

12:15 OP151

  ‘BLAZING SADDLES’: THERAPEUTIC HORSEBACK RIDING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WITH MENTAL ILLNESS

  Sue Cotton SESSION 9C-NEUROBIOLOGICAL BASIS OF BEHAVIOUR AND MENTAL ILLNESS

Room: Hunter Room

Chair: Paul Tooney 11:00 OP140

 THE EVOLUTION OF THE PREFRONTAL CORTEX IN THE MAMMALIAN AND AVIAN BRAIN: CONVERGENT SOLUTIONS TO COMMON COGNITIVE OPERATIONS

 Onur Gunturkun (Bochum, Germany)

11:15 OP141

 NEURONAL PAS DOMAIN PROTEIN 3 (NPAS3) EXPRESSION IN THE POSTNATAL HUMAN PREFRONTAL CORTEX

 Carlotta Duncan

11:30 OP142

 MicroRNA CHANGES IN THE PREFRONTAL AND TEMPORAL CORTICES IN SCHIZOPHRENIA

 Natalie Beveridge

11:45 OP143

 IDENTIFICATION OF BIOLOGICALLY RELEVANT, SCHIZOPHRENIA-ASSOCIATED MicroRNA TARGETS

 Adam Carroll

12:00 OP144

 ABNORMAL DOPAMINE SIGNALLING IN DEVELOPMENTAL VITAMIN D DEFICIENT RATS

 Xiaoying Cui

12:15 OP145

 COMMON POLYMORPHISMS IN NEUROBEHAVIOURAL GENES INFLUENCE THE EMOTIONAL RESPONSE TO ACUTE INFECTIOUS ILLNESS

 Ute Vollmer-Conna SESSION 9D-PAIN SYMPOSIUM

Room: Mulubinba Room

Chair: Stephanie Oak 11:00 OP128

 BEYOND THE DORSAL HORN: THE USE OF ANIMAL MODELS TO DISCOVER NEW SITES FOR PAIN THERAPY

 Robert Callister

11:15 OP129

 THE ROLES OF CENTRAL HYPEREXCITABILITY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN WHIPLASH PAIN

 Michele Sterling

11:30 OP130

 ANATOMICAL CHANGES IN BRAIN REGIONS LINKED TO EMOTIONAL PROCESSING IN SUBGROUPS OF PATIENTS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY

 Luke Henderson

11:45 OP131

 CONNECTING MIND AND BODY: EMERGING PARADIGMS IN PAIN

 Chris Hayes

12:00 OP132

 PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY OF PSYCHODYNAMIC INTERPERSONAL THERAPY FOR PATIENTS WITH PERSISTENT PAIN

 Matthew Pols

12:15 OP133

 STANDARDISING OUTCOME MEASURES IN PERSISTENT PAIN

 Meredith Jordan 12:30 LUNCH & SESSION 10-POSTER SESSION Room: Banquet Room (Lunch)

 Concert Hall (Posters) (Host: Frances Kay-Lambkin)  PP65 Agatha Conrad

  PRELIMINARY FINDINGS FROM AN AUDIT OF CLIENTS PRESENTING TO A COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AT INCREASED RISK FOR PSYCHOSIS   PP66 Pamela Williams

  A COMPREHENSIVE RETROSPECTIVE AUDIT OF THE USE OF RISPERDAL CONSTA IN AN AREA MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE IN MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA   PP67 Jo Abbott

  BUILDING LIFE PERFORMANCE: EVALUATION OF THE RESILIENCE ONLINE PROGRAM FOR SALES MANAGERS   PP68 Judy Proudfoot

  BIPOLAR DISORDER: PSYCHO-EDUCATION FOR PATIENTS WITH NEW DIAGNOSES   PP69 Matthew Gibson

  THE SHYNESS PROGRAM: THE EFFECT OF COMORBID DEPRESSION AND GAD ON OUTCOMES   PP70 Heli Hätönen

  PATIENT EDUCATION PRACTICES AND E-TECHNOLOGY IN PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALS – A NATIONAL SURVEY IN FINLAND   PP71 Amelia Gulliver

 BARRIERS AND FACILITATORS TO MENTAL HEALTH HELP-SEEKING IN ELITE ATHLETES: THE DESIGN OF AN ONLINE INTERVENTION   PP72 Kristi-Ann Villagonzalo

 THE UTILITY OF PSYCHIATRIC SCREENING TOOLS IN A METHADONE MAINTENANCE POPULATION   PP73 Marija Strmota

 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SUBSTANCE USE AND FUNCTIONING IN ADOLESCENTS   PP74 Rachel Grove

 TOWARDS DSM-V: A TAXOMETRIC EXPLORATION OF ALCOHOL PROBLEMS IN A COMMUNITY SAMPLE   PP75 Carolyn Coulson

 PREVALENCE OF RISKY ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION IN A COMMUNITY SAMPLE OF MEN   PP76 Liz Knock

 MANAGEMENT OF LOW LEVEL PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS IN STIMULANT USERS PARTICIPATING IN AMBULATORY TREATMENT   PP77 Adam Bode

 ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, AND MENTAL HEALTH IN A RURAL SAMPLE   PP78 Wei Lin Toh

 BODY DYSMORPHIC DISORDER: A REVIEW OF CURRENT NOSOLOGICAL ISSUES AND ASSOCIATED COGNITIVE DEFICITS   PP79 Paul Fitzgerald

 PAIRED PULSE TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION TO INVESTIGATE CORTICAL INHIBITION   PP80 Christopher Groot

 LOWERED SELF ESTEEM IN SCHIZOPHRENIA: THE ROLE OF AUDITORY HALLUCINATIONS AND PERCEIVED STIGMA   PP81 Andrea Gogos

 DOES THE CONTRACEPTIVE PILL AFFECT COGNITION?   PP82 Jenny Wong

 CHANGES IN TRKB EXPRESSION IN THE PREFRONTAL CORTEX IN PATIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA   PP83 Madeleine Hinwood

 CHARACTERISATION AND CELLULAR SPECIFICITY OF THE ▵FOSB RESPONSE TO CHRONIC SOCIAL STRESS IN RAT INFRALIMBIC CORTEX   PP84 Bryan Paton

 SENSE OF CONTROL, VOLUNTARY MOVEMENT AND THE SENSE OF SELF: A TMS PILOT STUDY SESSION 11A-E-TECH AND MENTAL HEALTH (2)

Room: Concert Hall

Chair: David Kavanagh 13:45 OP158

  WWW.MOODSWINGS : THE HIGHS AND LOWS OF AN ONLINE INTERVENTION FOR BIPOLAR DISORDER – PRELIMINARY FINDINGS

 Sue Lauder

14:00 OP159

 WEB-BASED RELAPSE PREVENTION PROGRAM FOR BIPOLAR DISORDER: RESULTS OF A 12-MONTH RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL

 Caryl Barnes

14:15 OP160

 PREDICTORS OF ADHERENCE TO A COGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR THERAPY WEBSITE

 Philip Batterham

14:30 OP161

 EXPLORING ONLINE SELF-DISCLOSURE: SYNCHRONICITY, TRUST AND PERSONALITY

 Melanie Nguyen

14:45 OP162

 THERAPIST ASSISTED INTERNET CBT FOR MAJOR DEPRESSION AND PANIC DISORDER

 Sarah Perini and Edward Wims

15:00 OP163

 MULTI-SITE TRIAL OF E-LEARNING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR MENTAL HEALTH NURSES-CLIMATE MENTAL HEALTH

 Luke Johnston SESSION 11B-HEALTH PROMOTION AND SERVICE INITIATIVES

Room: Cummings Room

Chair: Terry Lewin 13:45 OP152

 THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDICATION IN PREGNANCY (NRAMP)

  Jayashri Kulkarni

14:00 OP153

 MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID GUIDELINES FOR TRAUMATIC EVENTS: A DELPHI STUDY

 Claire Kelly

14:15 OP154

 MHPOD: THE NATIONAL PRACTICE STANDARDS FOR AUSTRALIA'S MENTAL HEALTH WORKFORCE AS PROFESSIONAL ONLINE DEVELOPMENT

 David Juriansz

1430 OP155

 THE NEW PUBLIC MANAGEMENT AND PUBLIC PSYCHIATRIC INSTITUTIONS IN QUEENSLAND: SOME EMPIRICAL RESULTS

 Ruth Williams

1445 OP156

 IMPROVING LINKAGES BETWEEN WELFARE AND PSYCHIATRIC SERVICES TO BETTER ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE A MENTAL ILLNESS AND ARE HOMELESS

 Stuart Lee

1500 OP157

 DEVELOPING AND TRIALLING INTERNET-BASED SELF-MANAGED PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERVENTION FOR CESSATION OF LONG-TERM BENZODIAZEPINE USE

 Jannette Parr SESSION 11C-DEPRESSION AND DISTRESS – THE LAST WORD

Room: Hunter Room

Chair: Sally Hunt 13:45 OP170

 THE EFFECT OF PASSAGE OF TIME, NEUROTICISM AND DEPRESSION ON PERCEPTIONS OF INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS

 Liesbeth Geerligs

14:00 OP171

 SEX DIFFERENCES IN THE IMPACT OF INFERTILITY ON PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN INDIVIDUALS LIVING WITH CANCER AND THEIR PARTNER

 Jodie Fleming

14:15 OP172

 DEPRESSION AND THE COMBINED ORAL CONTRACEPTIVE PILL: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL INVESTIGATING THE EFFECTS OF DROSPIRENONE AND LEVONORGESTREL UPON MOOD STATE IN HEALTHY WOMEN

 Natasha Marston

14:30 OP173

 THE ECCO PROJECT: PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF AN INTERNET-BASED DEPRESSION INTERVENTION IN A TELEPHONE COUNSELLING SETTING

 Louise Farrer

14:45 OP174

 ATYPICAL DEPRESSION: RETROSPECTIVE SELF-REPORTING OF TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS

 Joanna Crawford

15:00 OP175

 A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF INTEGRATED AND SINGLE FOCUSED INTERVENTIONS FOR CO-MORBID DEPRESSION AND ALCOHOL USE DISORDERS

 Sally Hunt SESSION 11D-EATING DISORDERS AND PERSONALITY DISORDERS

Room: Mulubinba Room

Chair: Vaughan Carr 13:45 OP164

 CHARACTERISTICS OF BELIEFS IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA

 Rachel Mountjoy

14:00 OP165

 AN EXAMINATION OF DELUSIONAL THINKING IN BODY DYSMORPHIC DISORDER (BDD)

 Susan Rossell

14:15 OP166

 A RANDOMISED CONTROL TRIAL OF NONSPECIFIC SUPPORTIVE CLINICAL MANAGEMENT (NSCM) VERSUS COGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR THERAPY (CBT) IN LONGSTANDING ANOREXIA NERVOSA

 Stephen Touyz

14:30 OP167

 BARRIERS TO HELP-SEEKING IN COMMUNITY WOMEN WITH EATING DISORDERS: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY

 Phillipa Hay

14:45 OP168

 THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ANGRY-IMPULSIVE PERSONALITY TRAITS, BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER AND GENETIC POLYMORPHISMS OF THE DOPAMINE TRANSPORTER

 Peter Joyce

15:00 OP169

 REJECTION SENSITIVITY AND NEGATIVE SELF-VIEWS AS MEDIATORS OF ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN THE NUMBER OF BORDERLINE FEATURES AND ATTACHMENT

 Carol Hulbert 15:15 ROTARY KNOWLEDGE DISSEMINATION PRESENTATION AND AWARD OF PRIZES 16:00 CONFERENCE CLOSE & AFTERNOON TEA