Dear EACLIPT members and colleagues, As we begin 2026, many of us feel the weight of a world upon us. It seems less secure, with geopolitical tensions, economic headwinds, and rapid technological change shaping how we live and work. In this context, the role of clinical psychology across Europe is more essential than ever. We see the mental health needs of young people continuing to grow; at the same time, digitalization, from telepsychology to AI‑enabled tools, offers new avenues for access, innovation, and prevention, while also raising important questions about equity, data protection, quality, and misinformation. This year EACLIPT reaffirms its commitment to robust science, excellent clinical practice, and prevention, not only in the treatment of mental disorders, but also in promoting psychological well‑being across the lifespan. We aim to bring researchers, clinicians, educators, and policymakers together so that evidence translates into better care in every European context. We are also committed to supporting young clinical researchers and early‑career practitioners, whose work and energy are vital to the future of our field. EACLIPT aims to strengthen the representation and connection of all psychologists working in mental health across Europe, spanning clinical health psychology, clinical psychology, psychotherapy, and related roles as defined within national contexts. This year is election year! Save the date for the online general Assembly on 17 February 2026, 17:00 CET Our next Executive Board elections will take place via e‑voting during the online General Assembly on Tuesday, 17 February 2026 at 17:00 CET. You will receive the technical details and access instructions by the end of January 2026. Please ensure your membership email is up to date. If you have any questions about voting access, you can contact us directly at  hello@eaclipt.org Your participation is crucial, please participate in the general assembly and vote to help shape EACLIPT’s direction for the coming years. Clinical Psychology in Europe (CPE) Journal Editorial transition Following a process led with the Board, we are very pleased to announce that Marcella Woud and Claudi Bockting have been selected to serve as our new Editors‑in‑Chief of CPE. They will replace the founding editors Winfried Rief and Cornelia Weise and join Nadine Messerli-Bürgy. We extend our warm congratulations to them and our sincere thanks to Winfried Rief and Cornelia Weise for coordinating the transition and for their excellent editorial leadership and unwavering commitment and enthusiasm for CPE since its creation. We look forward to the next editorial chapter in close partnership with our community. I would also like to thank our members and partners for their dedication and collegiality. Your contributions, large and small, are what make EACLIPT a trusted voice and a welcoming hub for our shared mission. With warm regards and best wishes for a productive, connected, and caring 2026, Chantal Martin Soelch EACLIPT President

The next election of the Executive Board of the EACLIPT Association is approaching. This will be conducted as e-voting in an online general assembly scheduled for 17th of February 2026, 5 pm (CET) . You will receive technical details for how to vote by the end of January 2026. The current board members are currently seeking nominations for two open positions : Presidency Secretary Eligibility Any member of EACLIPT can be nominated for the Board. These are the required steps and materials we need to gather from the nominees: A written confirmation of nominee name from two nominating association members An acceptance of nomination by the person being nominated A personal statement describing the candidates: Education and training Areas of interest and professional achievements Your Experience in EACLIPT activities (or relevant activities in similar societies) Your Vision of their contribution to the development of clinical psychology and psychological treatment in Europe. The form and length of this personal statement is not prescribed. Usually it is about 0,5- (max.) 1 page. Board Responsibilities: one meeting in person / year (usually combined with the EACLIPT conferences) 6-9 video meetings per year Working tasks relate to strategic development (e.g. where and how EACLIPT can be involved in European Mental Health Initiatives, networking, conference planning and support in organization for the local host, young scientist initiatives, work on maintaining small member fees, support for open access, and assisting with work around our flagship EACLIPT journal European Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy ) The Board consists of 9 members who share responsibilities and work jointly towards these goals. If you are willing to be nominated and ready to join the Executive board, please send the material from the three points above including your personal statement to the following email address: nina.heinrichs@uni-bielefeld.de 🗓️ Deadline for application: 23 December 2025 We look forward to receiving your nominations!

The journal “Clinical Psychology in Europe” (CPE) searches further colleagues to extend the board of active editors in chief . CPE was founded in 2018 as an e-journal that is accessible for everybody (full open access), and that does not request article processing fees. CPE is the official journal of the European Association of Clinical Psychology and Psychological Treatment , and it is open for submissions of relevance for clinical psychology and psychological treatments. CPE covers all different approaches of evidence-based psychotherapy. CPE is indexed in Pubmed, Scopus, and many other data bases. It received high recognition from our scientific colleagues, and the number of submissions allows to apply rigorous scientific criteria for acceptance of manuscripts. Editors-in-Chief should have an excellent scientific reputation and be well-connected within an international network of scientists. 📅 Deadline for nominations: 30 October 2025 Self-nominations are possible, but people can also nominate colleagues (after informed consent). Nominees should submit their CV and a letter of interest . The final selection will be undertaken in cooperation between the EACLIPT board and the current editors in chief. Nominations should be sent to Prof. Dr. Winfried Rief, e-mail: rief@uni-marburg.de

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