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EWODOR Conference

Program, October 9, 2025

12h00

15h45

Panel 1 - Moderator: Andrea Ascari (FICT – Federazione Italiana Comunità Terapeutiche)

1.      Cecile Giovannetti - Traditional medicine, ayahuasca and psychedelics in substance use treatment

2.      Marica Ferri - Social reintegration and employment: Evidence and interventions for drug users in treatment

3.      Rhia Walton - Tracking change in subjective executive functioning amongst adults in residential rehabilitation: A six-month longitudinal study using the BRIEF-A

4.      Rebekah Brennan - Recovery without walls: Ireland’s community-based solution

5.      Anita Harris - Exploring women’s lived experiences of substance use and social work to inform social work education and practice, an Irish perspective

Panel 2 - Moderator: Diana Moreira (Universidade Católica Portuguesa-Braga, CeSB – Projecto Homem Braga)

1.      Candy Silva, Patrícia Moreira, & Diana Moreira - The impact of adverse childhood experiences and personality on emotional dysregulation in individuals with substance use disorders

2.      Paulo Lopes - Neuropsychological assessment in at-risk populations: A preliminary comparative analysis between users of an emergency shelter and PWUD in a Portuguese Therapeutic Community

3.      Filipe Araújo, Beatriz Sampaio, & Diana Moreira - Relationship between adverse childhood experiences, attachment, emotion regulation, and intimate partner violence in a sample of Portuguese adults

4.      Daniela Silva, Diana Antunes, & Diana Moreira - Relationship between adverse childhood experiences, attachment, emotion regulation, aggression, and alcohol consumption in Portuguese adults

Parallel Session: 3 panels simultaneously

Parallel Session: 2 panels simultaneously

Panel 3 - Moderator: Oriol Esculies (Proyecto Hombre, Spain)

1.      Mégane Chantry - The role of collaboration in service networks for addressing the needs of individuals with substance use disorders

2.      Boro Goic - Global position paper on recovery

3.      Pablo Nicaise - Assessing the structure of mental health and addiction service networks in Belgium and their contribution to a recovery-oriented system of care

4.     Rhia Walton - Evaluating family-centred residential rehabilitation for substance use in Scotland: A

retrospective study of parent and child outcomes at harper house

Panel 4 - Moderator: Sara Leite (CeSB – Projecto Homem Braga)

1.      Julie Schamp - Trauma-sensitive yoga in addiction treatment: Enhancing recovery and body, awareness for women with SUD

2.      Cathy Kelleher - Disparities in treated problem substance use among sexual minority populations: Analyses of Irish routine health data

3.      Sarah Vandewalle - Professionals’ perspectives on the perinatal period as a window of opportunity for change in women with substance use problems

4.      Dawn Russell - Which interventions really promote recovery capital? Preliminary findings from a systematic review, coproduced with people in recovery

5.      Feride Yüksel Barış - From data to recovery: Psychosocial support outcomes from a nationwide practice model in Türkiye (YEDAM)

6. Ruslan Isaev - Follow-up study of the quality of recovery in people with substance use disorders

Program, October 10, 2025

10h00

Parallel Session: 2 panels simultaneously

Panel 1 - Moderator: Flávia Ferreira (CeSB – Projecto Homem Braga)

1.      Florian De Meyer - Social identity in recovery: A qualitative study across treatment and non-treatment pathways

2.      Aline Pouille - Assessment of training availability, needs and opportunities for professionals in drug prevention, treatment and harm reduction in Europe: Results of a mixed method study

3.     Tom Kearns - Drug and alcohol in the workplace

4.      Pauline McKeown - Evaluating the Parents Under Pressure (PuP) Programme in the community: A whole-family approach to supporting parents in addiction

5. Tara Hubbard - Integrating recovery capital software and self-evaluation outcomes into case management: Aligning CHIME with pro-social activity

Panel 2 - Moderator: Phaedon Kaloterakis (EFTC President)

1.      Jonathan Rayneau - French TCs

2. Asia Ferroni - Mapping trauma: Narrative and addictive behaviors in a life course perspective

3. Emanuela Fato - Perceptions of gender discrimination in social work and educational practice: An interdisciplinary study on bias, power and professional identity

4. Lucas Serrano - qualitative insights into the cultural adaptation of the life in recovery (LiR) survey for Spain

5. Antonio Jesús Molina Fernández (online) - Gender perspective and women drug users: Specific needs in relation to substance use treatments

Panel 3 - Moderator: Sara Leite (CeSB – Projecto Homem Braga)

1. Ilaria Motta - Understanding a clinical blind spot: A pilot study of sexual addiction and associated distress in a complex dual diagnosis population

2. Jeppe Oute - Considering the complex relationship between harm reduction and recovery

3. Julien Sluyts - Drug consumption rooms, personal recovery and quality of life: First findings

4. Sonya Dillon - Gender specific, peer led programmes for women on a recovery pathway

5. Tara Hubbard - Women in addiction and recovery: A gender-responsive and trauma-informed approach