08:30-11:30
Keynotes à 45 min
Low vs High-Intensity Sleep Interventions for Teenagers in School Settings
Michael Gradisar
Two randomized controlled trials on the Transdiagnostic Intervention for Sleep and Circadian Dysfunction (TranS-C) - youth, adults and changing context
Allison G. Harvey
Sleep disruption and psychosis - a new treatment target
Felicity Waite
12:30-15:00
Workshop 6: A 3-Step Plan for Treating Infant Sleep Problems
Michael Gradisar
Workshop 7: Cognitive therapy for insomnia
Allison G. Harvey
Workshop 8: Treating sleep problems in patients with psychosis - an evidence based approach
Felicity Waite og Elizabeth Barrett
Workshop 9: Psykiske vansker og samtidige søvnvansker hos barn og unge. Kartlegging og behandling.
Mari Hysing
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Workshop 10: Metakognitiv terapi for depresjon
Målet med workshopen er å gi en innføring i hvordan man bruke metakognitiv terapi i møte med mennesker som lider av depressive problemer, samt gi en gjennomgang av ulike studier gjort av «Trondheimsgruppen» i forhold til MCT ved depresjon og hvordan disse funnene kan ha en betydning for psykoterapi med depressive pasienter.
Roger Hagen
Foredragsholdere
Allison Harvey
Allison G. Harvey, PhD, DBSM, is a Professor and Clinical Psychologist in the Department of Psychology, University of California, Berkeley. Her clinical training and Ph.D. were completed in Sydney, Australia. Dr. Harvey moved to the University of Oxford as a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Psychiatry and then joined the Department of Experimental Psychology as faculty with a Fellowship at St. Anne’s College. In 2004 she moved to UC Berkeley. Dr. Harvey has practiced as a cognitive-behavior therapist for more than 20 years. She is a treatment development researcher who conducts experimental and intervention studies focused on understanding and treating sleep and circadian problems, severe mental illness and behavior change processes. More recently, she has expanded her focus to the science of dissemination and implementation. She has published over 250 peer reviewed papers and chapters and authored three books. Her team’s research is funded by the National Institute of Mental Health and National Institute of Child Health and Human Development. Dr. Harvey is a recipient of numerous awards including the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Sleep Research Society. Dr. Harvey has also been awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Orebro, Sweden and is a Fellow of the Association for Psychological Science.
Arne Repål
Arne Repål er utdannet psykologspesialist, forfatter og foredragsholder. Han er utdannet psykolog ved Universitetet i Bergen i 1982. Han er godkjent veileder i kognitiv terapi. Repål er tidligere fagsjef/fagdirektør ved Psykiatrien i Vestfold HF (2001 - 2014). Han jobber nå i 50% stilling som Spesialrådgiver OU ved Klinikk psykisk helse og rusbehandling, Sykehuset i Vestfold HF. Han er også redaktør for Tidsskrift for Kognitiv Terapi. Han har deltatt i ulike nasjonale arbeidsgrupper. Ved siden av egne bøker har Repål bidratt med kapitler i ulike fagbøker og skrevet fagartikler og fagessay innen ulike emner i forskjellige tidsskrifter. I 2019 ga han ut boken "Veiledet internettbehandling" sammen med Tine Nordgreen.
Elizabeth Ann Barrett
Elizabeth Ann Barrett (ClinPsych, PhD) works at the Early Intervention in Psychosis Advisory Unit for South East Norway (TIPS Sør-Øst). She is also affiliated with the Mechanisms of Psychopathology- Research Group at the Norwegian Centre for Mental Disorders Research (NORMENT). The focus of Barrett’s work in the clinic and in research has predominantly been on people with severe mental disorders, including her PhD thesis on suicidality in psychotic disorders. Her present work includes teaching, supervision, research, and development of effective assessment and treatment interventions for people with psychotic disorders, with a particular focus on sleep disturbances.
Felicity Waite
Felicity Waite, DClinPsych, is a clinical psychologist and researcher at the University of Oxford. She is Deputy Lead of the Oxford Cognitive Approaches to Psychosis (O-CAP) clinical research group - one of the largest clinical psychology research teams in the world. She currently holds a fellowship with the Wellcome Trust, with previous fellowships with the NIHR and Linacre College at the University of Oxford.
The focus of her work is to develop more effective and easily accessible interventions for people experiencing distressing delusions and hallucinations. This includes developing treatments that target the key causal factors that patients want treated. One such factor is sleep disturbance. She leads the SleepWell trial, which aims to establish if treating sleep problems can prevent the onset of serious mental health problems in young people aged 14-25 years. She has been involved in developing and testing novel psychological treatments for sleep problems, low self-confidence, anxious avoidance, and persecutory delusions. This includes harnessing innovations in technology, such as virtual reality, to increase access to effective psychological interventions.
Håvard Kallestad
Håvard Kallestad (Psykologspesialist, PhD) Kallestad har 15 års klinisk erfaring med kognitiv terapi for insomni og kronoterapi. Han er også leder for ’the Trondheim Sleep and Chronobiology Research group’ hvor han har ledet flere randomiserte behandlingsstudier om kognitiv terapi og kronoterapi for ulike pasientgrupper.
Mari Hysing
Mari Hysing is a professor of community psychology at the faculty of Psychology, University of Bergen and specialist in clinical psychology. She has worked clinically with children and adolescents with sleep problems in both mental health and somatic health care. Her research focus is sleep across development from infants to young adults, with special focus on sleep and mental health.
Marit Mørch Jacobsen
Klinisk spesialist i psykiatrisk sykepleie ved Rask psykisk helsehjelp i Trondheim kommune. Jobber med kognitiv terapi i form av gruppeterapi, kurs, samtaler og veiledet internettbehandling til personer med angst, depresjon og/eller søvnvansker. Har siden 2014 jobbet med implementering av Rask psykisk helsehjelp, og har blant annet deltatt i en RCT-studie av tilbudet. Sentralt i dette arbeidet har vært innføring av veiledet internettbehandling og bruk av digitale hjelpemidler i terapien. Er godkjent veileder i Norsk Forening for Kognitiv Terapi, og er aktuell med fordypningskurset «Terapi på nett» sammen med psykologspesialist Arne Repål.
Michael Gradisar
Michael Gradisar is a Professor of Clinical Child Psychology, Director and Clinical Psychologist at the Child & Adolescent Sleep Clinic at Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia. He has been treating insomnia is adults since 2002, and in 2006 developed a cognitive-behavioural treatment for insomnia in school-aged children. He published one of the first randomised controlled trials using this newly developed treatment, and since has been investigating which components provide the best therapeutic benefit, as well as ascertaining the underlying mechanisms. He is the co-author of the book "Helping your child with sleep problems", which has translated his research findings and clinical experience into an easy-to-read self-help book for parents.
Rikke Kjelgaard
Rikke Kjelgaard is a licensed psychologist, peer-reviewed ACT trainer, an awarded fellow of the ACBS, author, speaker and chief rock’n’roller in her own business. Rikke is on a mission to help therapists thrive and to be brave and authentic helpers. Trained as a clinical psychologist, she has a 15 year background in the science of human behaviour and the practice of behaviour change. Rikke is a popular speaker at the Scandinavian as well as the international stage, and she is known to bring both passion and vulnerability to her talks. She transforms the lives of her audience by bringing evidence based strategies to her listeners in ways that are edible, manageable and impactful. Rikke is known to leave her audience in tears with compelling stories from her own life and to create extraordinary interactions between people.
Roger Hagen
Roger Hagen (psykologspesialist, Ph.D) er professor ved psykologi ved UiO/NTNU og forsker ved Modum Bad. Han har Masterclass utdanningen I + II fra MCT Institute, og er godkjent veileder i Norsk Forening for Kognitiv Terapi. Hagen er tilknyttet "Trondheimsgruppen" ved NTNU og «MCT-Research group» ved UiO som har et forskningsmessig fokus på behandling av en rekke ulike psykiske lidelser ved hjelp av kognitiv og metakognitiv terapi. Han har publisert flere bøker, bokkapitler og forskningsartikler innen feltet klinisk psykologi.
