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Pre Conference, Thursday September 30, 2010
Forensic Examination and Police Questioning of Survivors of Rape
by Ole Ingemann-Hansen and Gitte Christensen |
Friday October 1, 2010
Keynote Lecture
Responding to the Needs of
Rape Victims
by Prof. Rebecca Campbell
and Megan Greeson |
Challenges in the Multidisciplinary
Approach to Rape
by Prof. Rebecca Campbell and
Megan Greeson |
Sexual Violence and Health in Adolescents: How Do We Understand The Pain?
by Dr. Grete Dyb |
A New Approach to the Treatment of PTSD: A role For Oxytocin
by Miranda Olff |
The Social Dimensions of
Violence against women
by Alice Bouman-Dentener |
Acute Rape Victims: A
Neglected Trauma Population?
by Prof. Ask Elklit |
 
Medico-Legal Findings and
Police Investigation in Cases
of Rape in Adult Women
by Cecile Hagemann |
Organization of Assault
Centers in Norway
by Grethe Johnson |
Supporting agency in therapeutic conversations with women who have experienced rape
by Mia Lind |
A Danish model for treating
victims of rape and sexual assault: The multidisciplinary public approach
by Rikke Holm Brahmsen |
Date Rape Patterns and
Interventions Methods:
Experiences from Turkey
by Prof. Sahika Yüksel |
To Be Used or Not To Be Used?
That is The Question
by Dr. Helle Nesvold
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Saturday, October 2, 2010
False Allegations of Rape
by Jannie van der Sleen |
Psychbiological Correlates of
Rape
by Iva Bicanic |
Sexual Repercussions of Sexual Trauma
by Dr. Ellen Laan |
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Rape-Related Health Issues
by Dr. Elise van de Putte |
A Dutch Case of Rape Approached
Multidisciplinary; Workshop Vice Squad
by Hans Berghout |