European Society for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry | ESCAP

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ESCAP Maastricht Congress 2022

A huge thanks to everyone who helped with the organising, presented, and attended. After more than two years of struggles we were so happy to host over 900 people at this first face to face meeting since 2019.

NEW: The interview with our keynote speaker ProfessorBruno Falissard isnow live!We've been documenting what went on in Maastricht. Check out our gallery for each day activitiesFINAL PROGRAMME is still available onlineResearch Academy was an extremely productive and collaborative affair that focused on "New perspectives for research and clinical practice in eating disorders", a huge thank you to Paul Klauser, Alexis Revet and Johannes Hebebrand for planning and hosting this eventThe General Assembly had a rich participation of national society members and much was discussed. Most importantly, the 2027 Congress will take place in Athens, Greece.Accreditation and certificates of attendance:
For any questions, please feel free to contact the congress organizers: helpdesk@klinkhamergroup.com

Catch up on our previous newsletters:

2022

Newsletter JulyMaastricht congress news JuneMaastricht newsletter May 12thMaastricht newsletter May 5thMaastricht newsletter AprilWebinar impact of war MarchMaastricht congress newsletter MarchScoping editorial MarchPositional statement FebruaryMaastricht news January

2021

December roundupNovember newsletterOctober newsletterSeptember newsletterJuly newsletterESCAP online events newsletterApril newsletterFebruary newsletter

ESCAP latest news

ESCAP's purpose is to promote the mental health and wellbeing of children, adolescents and their families throughout Europe. To do so, we are constantly working on initiatives based on research, clinical and policy, as well as organising events and educational programs to nurture child and adolescent psychiatry at all levels. Our recent activities:

NEW: The interview with our keynote speaker Professor Bruno Falissard is now live!Huge congratulations to the local Dutch committee and everyone who organised the ESCAP 19th International Congress, which will take place 19-21 June 2022. View our GalleryPreparations are underway with the Danish society to organise the ESCAP 20th International Congress, which will take place on the 29th June - 1st July 2023 in Copenhagen.More information to follow.The General Assembly took place in Maastricht on Tuesday 21st June. A wonderful collaboration with numerous national society member countries.Rapidly responding to the war in Ukraine by launching a positional statement, scoping editorial and a webinar. Find out more.Partnering for information dissemination with the FAMILY EU Horizon project.Approaching the European Commission members to help drive change forward for child and adolescent psychiatry and mental health. We are now on the EU Transparency Register and the EU Health Policy Platforms.Continue our partnerships with our partner societies, such as the EFPT-CAP, UEMS-CAP, IACAPAP. We hope to form more partnerships in the coming years.Communicating key issues in the ECAP Journal through ESCAP Communications, and Editorials.ESCAP presence at national society meetings. We want to be involved with more of the events our national societies organise, so if you have an event that you want ESCAP to be part of, then let us know.

Aims

Accoring to its status, ESCAP pursues the following aims:

To promotemental health of children and adolescents in EuropeTo increasequality of life among children and familiesTo ensurechildren's reight for healthy development and wellbeing

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Goals

The goals of ESCAP are:

To foster the European knowledge and skills in child psychiatryTo facilitate and extent the bonds between European countries in mental health issuesTo spread the results of research and experiences by publishing reports and organizing scientific conferences an meetings and to collaborate with international organizations with the same or related aims

Divisions

ESCAP has three devisions:

An academicdivisionA clinicaldivisionA policydivision

ECAP Journal

ECAP August issue

Editorial:
Heterogeneous courses of obsessive–compulsive disorders—better data on a lifetime perspective urgently needed

In their editorial Vos et al. criticize that the main focus of most longitudinal studies about considerable differences in presence and severity of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) symptoms is about the period from childhood to early adolescence. Their study had two aims: first, to describe the heterogeneous courses of ADHD, and second, to identify potential differentiating characteristics of these ADHD symptom courses beyond middle childhood into early adulthood. Using multilevel multinomial logistic regression, they identified a seven-class solution reflecting highly heterogeneous courses of ADHD, with stable, decreasing, and increasing trajectories of inattention and hyperactivity-impulsivity.
Read the full editorial here.

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Latest news

ESCAP participates in DEAPS VI Congress in Belgrade, Serbia

MENTAL HEALTH OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH: New Realities, Experiences and Knowledge

At ESCAP we love to participate in the local congresses that our National Member countries organise. ESCAP president Dimitris Anagnostopoulos, ECAP editor in chief Johannes Hebebrand, ESCAP 2022 congress president Manon Hillegers, joined ESCAP board member Milica Pejovic-Milovancevic in Belgrade on the 26-28th May to take part in the Association for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Allied Professions of Serbia DEAPS VI congress. They held a special ESCAP symposium to discuss the impact of COVID19 on mental health of youth in Europe. Professor Hebebrand held a plenary lecture on "Pronounced clinical improvement in patients with anorexia nervosa upon treatment with human recombinant leptin". In general, the 3-day congress had a packed programme with great opportunities for attendees to discuss key issues in child and adolescent psychiatry in Europe.

We are more than happy to have ESCAP representatives at your local congresses, get in touch with us on editor@escap.eu to discuss further.

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Impact of war and forced displacement on children’s mental health—multilevel, needs-oriented, and trauma-informed approaches

European Child + Adolescent Psychiatry Journal

"The infliction of war and military aggression upon children must be considered a violation of their basic human rights and can have a persistent impact on their physical and mental health and well-being, with long-term consequences for their development. Given the recent events in Ukraine with millions on the flight, this scoping policy editorial aims to help guide mental health support for young victims of war through an overview of the direct and indirect burden of war on child mental health. We highlight multilevel, need-oriented, and trauma-informed approaches to regaining and sustaining outer and inner security after exposure to the trauma of war."

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Who we are

The European Society for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (ESCAP) is a not-for-profit association whose purpose is to promote the mental health and wellbeing of children, adolescents and their families. As well as to improve the quality of their lives and to ensure children’s right for support to healthy mental development and for appropriate preventive and therapeutic mental health services and interventions.

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