Symposium

Scalable psychological interventions: Quo vadis?

15:37	Ulrich Schnyder Opening remarks
16:19	Naser Morina Welcome note
20:15	Beatrice Beck Schimmer Welcome note
28:55	Mark van Ommeren “Why do we need scalable psychological interventions?”
1:01:01	Marit Sijbrandij “Scalable interventions: What works for whom?”
1:36:51	Break
2:12:06	David McDaid “Making the economic case for brief psychological interventions”
2:50:40	Serge Houmard “Mental health support for refugees: Can we do better?”
3:02:37	Karin Lörvall “Health Promotion Switzerland: SPIRIT, a project chosen to receive support from Health Promotion Switzerland”
3:12:22	Sana Al Mor “Tell your story – Experiences as a PM+ Helper”
3:18:00	Iryna Shtefen “Tell your story – Experiences as an EASE Helper”
3:28:55	Break
4:42:15	Peter Ventevogel “Scalable interventions in humanitarian settings: What can we learn from them?”
5:14:15	Zeinab Hijzai “Child and adolescent mental health & wellbeing: Challenges, scalable strategies, and solutions”
5:52:11	Break
6:27:14	Naser Morina “Scaling-up psychological interventions in Switzerland”
7:01:32	Richard Bryant “Challenges and Future Developments for Scalable Interventions”

Mark van Ommeren — «Why do we need scalable psychological interventions?»

Marit Sijbrandij — «Scalable interventions: What works for whom?»

David McDaid — «Making the economic case for brief psychological interventions»

Serge Houmard — «Mental health support for refugees: Can we do better?»

Peter Ventevogel — «Scalable interventions in humanitarian settings: What can we learn from them?»

Zeinab Hijzai — «Child and adolescent mental health & wellbeing: Challenges, scalable strategies, and solutions»

Naser Morina — «Scaling-up psychological interventions in Switzerland»