Marcé Society Annual Meeting

United Kingdom and Ireland Marcé Society Annual Meeting

Thursday 19^th September 2019, The Athenaeum, 107 Pall Mall, London

As a member of the Executive Board of the Marcé Society it is a great joy to be able to attend the annual Meeting in London.  You too, are invited to join a range of professionals at The Athenaeum to discuss the latest developments in perinatal mental health.

The meeting will provide an excellent opportunity to:

• Hear about innovative academic research and pioneering clinical practice.
• Present your own research or clinical developments.
• Be involved with experts from multiple disciplines in discussing ways of improving the mental health of mothers, their infants and their families.

 

Meeting fee (including registration, refreshments, and lunch)

Marcé Society Members – £35 / Non-members – £85

Please register in advance via Eventbrite:      https://ukims-meeting-2019.eventbrite.co.uk

Programme

Time	Name	Title
9.30-10	COFFEE
10-10.15	Vaheshta Sethna	Paternal playfulness during 3-month father-infant interactions: links with father’s postnatal depression and infant development
10.15-10.30	Jill Domoney	Best Practice Guidance for involving and supporting partners and families in specialist Perinatal Mental Health Services.
10.30-10.45	Suzanne Froggatt.	Nicotine use and fetal mouth movements at 32 weeks gestational age.
10.45-11.00	Jasmine Siew	Larger subcortical grey matter volumes in female infants born to mothers with clinically significant major depressive disorder in pregnancy
11.00-11.15	Alexandra Lautarescu	The connectome
11. 15 11.45	COFFEE
11.45-11.55	Anja Wittowski	Mothers with severe mental illness. Parenting in a mother and baby unit.
11.55-12.05	Leonie   Lee-Carbon	Exploring the barriers and facilitators to accessing psychological interventions during the perinatal period among women experiencing emotional distress
12.05-12.15	Clare-Louise Knox	Perinatal mental health (depression, GAD and PTSD) among spouses and partners of UK Armed Forces personnel
12.15-12.25	Elen Thomas	Bipolar and Postpartum Psychosis: Pregnancy Planning (PREP) Study
12.25-12.35	Lauren Carson	ELIXR study
12.35-12.45	Claire Wilson	Gestational diabetes associated with adverse maternal mental health outcomes? An analysis of the Born in Bradford cohort
12.45-12.55	Martin Kammerer	The blues, highs and bonding in new mothers and fathers
12.55-1.05	Kerrie Stevenson	Depression in mothers in a Lebanese camp
1.05-2.00	LUNCH
2.00-2.30	Ian Jones	Guest speaker.
2.30-2.45	Katie Rose Sanfilippo	Music for perinatal mental health in the Gambia;
2.45-3.00	Bosiljka Milosavljevic	Measuring Maternal Mental Health and Parent-Infant Interactions in a Rural Area of The Gambia
3.00-3.15	Roxanne Keynejad	Adapting a brief psychosocial intervention to address perinatal depression and intimate partner violence: qualitative results from rural Ethiopia
3.15-3.25	Tesera Bitew	Acceptability of a brief psychological intervention for antenatal depression:  A formative qualitative study in Ethiopia
3.25 -3.40	TEA
3.40-3.55	Vicky Fallon	The Postpartum Specific Anxiety Scale: Confirmatory factor analyses and relationships with birth experience.
3.55-4.10	Suzanne O’Brien	BRCED study. Is postnatal depression a distinct subtype of major depressive disorder?
4.10-4.25	Catherine Lowenhoff	Thinking outside the box: new possibilities for perinatal mental health interventions derived from  five years of searching the literature.
4.30 -5.15	AGM

 

Posters 

1. Leanne Jackson. Maternal Guilt and Shame Within the Context of Infant Feeding: A Concept Analysis
2. Alexandra Lautarescu.  The connectome.
3. Jennifer Matthewson. Effects of hyperemesis on postnatal maternal mental health and mother-infant interactions.
4. Praveen Jauhari. Audit in wales HTT to find out knowledge and training  about  perinatal mental health.
5. Hlín Kristbergsdóttir. Impact of prenatal mental disorders on child development, well-being and academic achievement: A longitudinal cohort study in Iceland.
6. Linos Muvhu. Early Childhood Program to promote good family mental health and well-being across the life course
7. Rebecca Wood. The effects of maternal mental health on interpersonal twin touch in the womb.
8. Niamh Doody. The Effects of Maternal Antenatal Anxiety and Depressive Symptoms on Neurodevelopmental Outcomes in Children aged 7-to-10 years old.