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Ever wondered how psychological treatments might get to the next stage and produce better outcomes? In this webinar, streamed live on Feb 17 2022, Prof. Claudi Bockting held a case for redefining psychopathology as a means to improve treatment results in clinical psychology. Watch how her presentation was discussed with Profs. Karekla, Fried and Botella now:

In case you were not able to attend our latest webinar, streamed live at Nov 16 2021, on the question "What is the common ground for modern psychotherapy?" with Profs. Stefan Hofmann, Jacques Barber, Bruce Wampold and Paul Salkovskis, you now have the chance to follow the vivid debate on YouTube. Enjoy!

 

Previous events

• Dear colleagues,

  It is our pleasure to invite you to the 1st European Congress on Clinical Psychology and Psychological Treatment of EACLIPT, which will take place from 31 October – 2 November 2019 in Dresden, Germany. This will be a landmark event as the first conference ever for the EACLIPT. 
  Submissions for symposia and poster presentations are now open (submission deadlines 30 May and 14 June, respectively). We invite submissions on the full range of clinical psychological research: diagnostics and classification, psychological and psychobiological mechanisms, psychological treatments, prevention and rehabilitation.
   
  The conference theme “No Health without Mental Health - European Clinical Psychology Takes Responsibility” expresses our goal to move mental health into societal focus. Mental disorders are among the most debilitating conditions and clinical psychology offers a wide range of preventive and therapeutic interventions. Discussing these, as well as underlying etiological models will be at the heart of the conference. Keynote speakers include:
   
  Claudi Bockting (University of Amsterdam)
  Susan Bögels (University of Amsterdam)
  David Clark (University of Oxford)
  Stefan Hofmann (Boston University) 
  Maria Karekla (University of Cyprus)
   
  We particularly encourage early career researchers to join the conference. Targeted pre-conference workshops, mentoring and financial support can be offered. The conference will be a unique chance to discuss current challenges for mental health in Europe and initiate collaborations and joint projects with colleagues from all over the continent. 
   
  Please forward this message in your communities. We are looking forward to seeing you in Dresden!
   
  Chairs: Katja Beesdo-Baum, Tanja Endrass, Jürgen Hoyer, Corinna Jacobi, Philipp Kanske, on behalf of the EACLIPT
  
  

• Introductory Course on Well-Being Therapy

  Florence, Italy, September 14–15, 2019

  A specific psychotherapeutic strategy for increasing psychological well-being and resilience, Well-Being Therapy (WBT), has been developed and validated in a number of randomized controlled trials. WBT has been recently manualized (Fava, G.A.: Well-Being Therapy. Treatment Manual and Clinical Applications. Basel, Karger, 2016). Translations of the manual have been published in Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, German, and French. A certification process for WBT has been launched by the Academy of Well-Being Therapy (AWBT), whose president is Giovanni A. Fava. The certification process includes attendance of an introductory course, individual supervision of two cases treated with WBT, and case presentation at an advanced workshop. The next introductory course on Well-Being Therapy will be held in Florence, Italy, on September 14th-15th 2019 and it will be a satellite workshop of the 25th World Congress of the International College of Psychosomatic Medicine (ICPM).  For further information please visit www.well-being-therapy.com