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2006
Meeting
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Our next meeting will be held as follows:
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| Date: | 9/10 February 2006 |
| Venue: | The Institute of Child Health, London (click here for map) |
| Topics: |
Thursday 9th February BNPA Annual Meeting 0900-1000 Registration and Coffee Morning Session - SLEEP - Chairman: Adam Zeman 1000-1030 The evolution
and function of sleep (why do we sleep?) 1030-1100 Insomnia and the
psycho-pharmacology of sleep 1100-1130 Coffee - Balcony and Winter Garden 1130-1200 Narcolepsy and
excessive day time sleepiness 1200-1245 Parasomnias, Instinctual
Behaviours and the Neuropsychiatry of Dream-Enactment 1245-1400 Lunch - Balcony and Winter Gardens
1400-1430 Linking genes
to structural MRI in schizophrenia 1430-1500 Brain changes
in the transition to psychosis 1500-1530 Tea - Balcony and Winter Garden 1530-1600 The neuropsychology
of dreams 1600-1645 BNPA Guest Lecture Introduced by Adam Zeman Corticosteroids, stress
and the brain - How glucocorticoids, their receptors and their metabolism
in the brain affects cognition with ageing 1645-1800 Cheese and Wine reception in the Winter Garden 0900-1000 Registration and Coffee Morning Session - Neuropsychiatry of Schizophrenia cont. Plus: Members' Papers Chairman: Tony David 1000-1040 Plenary Lecture:
Signatures of neuropsychological impairment in schizophrenia: what do
they tell us? 1040-1050 Cognitive Change
in Sporadic and Familial ALS 1050-1100 The mechanism
of pramipexole-induced excessive daytime sleepiness. 1100-1110 Autoimmune limbic
encephalitis with negative voltage-gated potassium channel antibodies 1110-1120 Schizotypy and
movement disorder:neurobiological insights into schizophrenia from observations
in patients with Gilles de la Tourette Syndrome 1120-1130 New Dimensions
of sleep in schizophrenia 1130-1200 Coffee - Balcony and Winter Garden Members' Papers cont. Chairman: Ray Dolan 1200-1210 Cognitive substrate
to catatonia symptoms: evidence from the first empirical assessment of
catatonic symptoms in Gilles de la Tourette Syndrome 1210-1220 Catatonia, Schizophrenia
and Affective Disorders 1220-1230 A neuropsychiatry
assessment service for neurology inpatients 1230-1240 The prevalence
of functional movement disorders and non epileptic attack disorders 1240-1250 Scottish neurological
symptoms study 1250-1300 The influence
of encephalitis lethargica on concepts of hysteria,1917-1935
1300-1400 Lunch - Balcony and Winter Garden Afternoon Session - Functional Movement Disorders Chairman - Laura Goldstein 1400-1440 Neurophysiology
of psychogenic motor disorder 1440-1510 Functional weakness 1510-1540 Management of
medically unexplained motor disorders 1540-1615 Keynote: The History of Hysterical Paralysis Historian - Ned Shorter (Canada) 1615-1630 BNPA 2005 Prize Giving 1630-1700 Close of meeting
and Tea
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