EACLIPT 2025 - Thank You for an Inspiring Conference in Frankfurt!

Jun 16
2 min read

Dear all,

The EACLIPT 2025 Conference in Frankfurt has come to a close, and what an inspiring event it has been.

We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who made this conference such a success.

To all our speakers, poster presenters, and attendees, your presence, insights, and engagement made this event truly special. We are grateful for your contributions and the vibrant discussions that took place throughout the three days.

A warm thank you also goes to the local organizing team in Frankfurt, including the LOEWE Center DYNAMIC, for their dedication and support in making this event possible.

Conference Highlights

This year’s theme, Clinical Psychology in Transition, was at the heart of the program. Across keynotes, symposia, and workshops, we explored how clinical psychology is evolving, embracing new methods, technologies, and perspectives. A clear focus emerged: fostering stronger collaboration between researchers, teams and practitioners to shape the future of psychological care.

Over three days, EACLIPT 2025 brought together hundreds of participants from across Europe and beyond. The program featured:

🎤 Keynotes by leading international experts

🧠 Symposia, oral sessions, and workshops across diverse topics

📌 A dynamic poster session showcasing cutting-edge research

🤝 Countless opportunities for networking and collaboration

You can still browse the full conference program and explore the abstract book to revisit the rich content presented.

📅 Day-by-Day Highlights

May 28 – Pre-Conference Day

The conference began with three high-level webinars by Catherine Eubanks, Steven C. Hayes, and Bruce Chorpita. In parallel, participants explored sessions on machine learning, network science, and early career research, including contributions from the LOEWE Center DYNAMIC and a special talk by Stefan Hofmann on network control theory.

May 29 – Day 1

The day opened with a keynote by Pia Pechtel on childhood trauma, followed by symposia on e-health, youth treatment, and ecological assessment. The afternoon featured Bruce Chorpita’s keynote, a vibrant poster session, and a lively social event.

May 30 – Day 2

Highlights included sessions on affective disorders, psychotherapy, and network science, with final keynotes by Claudi Bockting, Rory O’Connor, Richard Bryant, and Steven C. Hayes. The conference closed with a celebratory session.