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 Treatments , 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. Due to this success of the journal, the current editors in chief (Prof. Dr. Cornelia Weise, Prof. Dr. Winfried Rief) ask for support by another editor in chief. It will be favorable, although not necessary, if the new editor in chief also covers the expertise of clinical child and adolescence psychology. To represent national diversity, applications from non-German countries are prioritized. The person of an editor in chief should have an excellent scientific reputation, and should be connected to a brought international network of scientists. 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

A quick look back at the Amsterdam conference to congratulate our third winner of the poster contest organised by EACLIPT, Daina Kosīte, M.Sc., for her poster entitled "The perspectives of local mental health experts on social determinants of mental health and municipality-level policies addressing mental health in 5 European cities" Daina Kosīte is a Junior Researcher / PhD candidate at the Erasmus MC, University Medical Center Rotterdam in Netherlands. Daina did an impressive poster about the perspectives of mental health experts on the urban policies for mental health. Mental health is shaped by the social, economic and physical environments. Since there is more and more people around the world live in urban environments, it is urgent to look for effective urban policies for mental health and understand the perspective of the main stakeholders about the key challenges and solutions. Daina and her colleagues did an international study with semi-structured interviews with local mental health experts in five European cities. The analysis of the interviews shows that the mental health of city residents is affected by factors like an accumulation of environmental stressors, an intertwinement of socio-economic problems and mental health problems, a bleak outlook due to global crises or insufficient services. The vision of how social determinants of mental health are tackled within the local-level policy shows a focus on the burning issues, a lack of funding to address future problems, or a difficulty in reaching services. We hope those results will help in supporting the need of implementing local-level urban policy that address the key challenges of mental health in urban environments and use integrated policy approaches to mental health. If you are interested by the research of Daina Kosīte you can follow her on LinkedIn or Twitter . You can also go check on Twitter the Department of Daina, the Department of Public Health at Erasmus MC as well as her supervisors, Frank van Lenthe and Mariëlle Beenackers . Finally you can check the Junior Researcher Programme in which the research project was done as a part of this programme.

A quick look back at the Amsterdam conference to congratulate our second winner of the poster contest organised by EACLIPT, Steven Barnes, PhD, for his poster entitled "Development of a mobile application-based ecological momentary intervention: Initial outcomes of a pilot examination of an intervention reducing experiential avoidance in the context of rumination." Steven Barnes is a Post-Doctoral Researcher at the Emotion Cognition Lab at the SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities in Poland. Steven did a remarkable poster in which he presented the initial outcomes of a pilot examination of a mobile-application intervention. Rumination involves repetitive negative thinking perceived to be difficult to control and present across several psychological disorders. One mechanism underpinning rumination, experiential avoidance, lack empirical validation. Steven and his team used a mobile application with a Rumination Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy intervention and recruited participants with a high score in rumination. Their initial results show that the intervention programme appears to be efficacious in reducing experiential avoidance and rumination and may also have an increased in awareness. There was a good acceptability and usabilitiy of the intervention content. We wish the best for Steven and his team in the implementation of the modifications for the usability and appeal in their application and hope that their enhanced version, currently in development, will soon see the light of day. If you are interested by the research of Steven Barnes you can follow him on ResearchGate and LinkedIn . You can also go check on the Emotion Cognition Lab Website and Facebook page as well as follow the Head of the lab, Dr. Monika Kornacka on LinkedIn .

A quick look back at the Amsterdam conference to congratulate our first winners of the poster contest organised by EACLIPT, Laura Bielinski, PhD, and Gwen Wälchli, M.Sc, for their poster entitled " Results from the Acute-REMOTION Study: an Internet-based Intervention in Acute Psychiatric Inpatient Care ". They are both members of the Department of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy at the University of Bern in Switzerland. Laura and Gwen did an outstanding scientific poster presenting the preliminary results of the Acute-REMOTION project. Studies about blended treatments, that combine face-to-face psychotherapy with internet-based interventions, are rare in acute psychiatric inpatient settings. Their study aim at examining the utilization of the internet-based intervention "REMOTION" with patients in acute inpatient treatment and explore the potential effectiveness on enhancing emotion regulation and reducing symptom severity. Their preliminary results show that patients are satisfied with the internet-based intervention and the system usability was considered good. The rate of module completers decreased with each module and the average time spend on the modules decreased after the fourth one. We look forward to the rest of their results on symptom severity and emotion regulation! You can follow Gwen Wälchi on LinkedIn .

June 27th | Fribourg, Switzerland The Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement (MORE) is an innovative, multimodal mindfulness-based therapy. MORE intervention unites complementary aspects of mindfulness training, third-wave CBT, and principles from positive psychology into an evidence-based treatment for chronic pain, addictive behavior, emotion dysregulation, and psychosomatic conditions. The workshop will be given by Prof. Dr. Eric Garland, founder of the MORE Intervention. Prof. Dr. Garland is distinguished professor and associate dean for research in the University of Utah and director of the Center on Mindfulness and Integrative Health Intervention Development. The workshop will take place  on June 27th at the University of Fribourg from 09:00 to 17:00 with CE credits . The price for the workshop is 300 CHF. There is a limited number of spaces for the workshop so hurry up if you are interested to participate.

Less than 24 hours to go until this years EACLIPT x UMH International Conference on Urban Mental Health 2024 will open its doors - we look forward to welcoming you to Amsterdam and are very excited to meeting you all! To give you an impression of what to expect from the coming two days, the Centre for Urban Mental Health conference team has compiled some information, which we would like to share with you today. We would also like to specifically draw your attention to the EACLIPT Members Meeting on Friday - if you would like to participate, please register before the meeting using the link below. KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Prof. dr. Rosa Banos Rivera Exploring the Potential of Microinterventions to Boost Mental Health Rosa Banos is currently Professor of Psychopathology, attached to the department of Personality, Evaluation and Psychological Treatments, and the Polibienestar Institute, University of Valencia. Prof.  dr. Henning Tiemeier  Population Neuroscience: Research in Children and Underserved Populations that matters for Public Health Henning Tiemeier is Professor of Social and Behavioral Science and the Sumner and Esther Feldberg Chair of Maternal and Child Health at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, as well as Professor of Psychiatric Epidemiology at the Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam. Henning Tiemeier received both his medical and sociological degree from the University of Bonn, Germany, and his PhD from the Erasmus University in Rotterdam, Netherlands.  Dr. David Weissman Can public policy interventions reduce inequality in neurodevelopment and mental health? David Weissman is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at California State University, Dominguez Hills. He obtained his PhD in Psychology from the University of California, Davis, and was a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard University. His research examines how childhood adversity impacts neurodevelopment in adolescence and how this manifests in risk for psychopathology. Importantly, childhood adversity occurs within the context of broader societal structures that influence who experiences adversity and the resources available to them, and Dr. Weissman has conducted pioneering work examining the role of the macrostructural context in neurodevelopment and mental health. Prof.  dr. Denny Borsboom  Network approaches to psychopathology: An overview and an agenda for future research Denny Borsboom is Professor in the Psychological Methods Group at the Psychology Department of the University of Amsterdam and director of its Social and Behavioural Data Science Centre. His research focuses on the conceptual analysis of psychometric concepts, the development of new psychometric techniques, and the formation of formalized psychological theory. SESSION SPEAKERS Prof. dr. Cory Newman Public Supervision: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Cory Newman is Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry in at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and Director at the Center for Cognitive Therapy. Dr. Joan Marsh Introduction to Lancet Psychiatry Joan Marsh is Editor-in-Chief at the Lancet Psychiatry. Joan will give an introduction to this journal on the Thursday, as well lead a Panel discussion on the Friday of this conference. Prof. dr. Winfried Rief Introduction to Clinical Psychology in Europe Winfried Rief is Professor of Clinical psychology and Psychotherapy at the University of Marburg and Editor-in-Chief at the Clinical Psychology in Europe journal. Winfried will give an introduction to this journal on the Thursday of the conference. Prof. dr. Stefan  G. Hofmann Panel Discussion (Friday) Stefan G. Hofmann, Ph.D. is the Alexander von Humboldt Professor at Philipps University of Marburg (Germany). Stefan is a leading expert in researching and treating anxiety disorders, with a focus in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. He has been the editor of Cognitive Therapy and Research regulation. Location: Tolhuistuin Amsterdam , IJpromenade 2, 1031 KT Amsterdam, Netherlands Questions: hello@eaclipt.org

Are you ready for two days full of talks, exchange and inspiration? Great, we've got you covered! Here's the planned schedule for the upcoming EACLIPT x UMH International Conference on Urban Mental Health. KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Prof. dr. Rosa Banos Rivera Exploring the Potential of Microinterventions to Boost Mental Health Rosa Banos is currently Professor of Psychopathology, attached to the department of Personality, Evaluation and Psychological Treatments, and the Polibienestar Institute, University of Valencia. Prof.  dr. Henning Tiemeier  Population Neuroscience: Research in Children and Underserved Populations that matters for Public Health Henning Tiemeier is Professor of Social and Behavioral Science and the Sumner and Esther Feldberg Chair of Maternal and Child Health at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, as well as Professor of Psychiatric Epidemiology at the Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam. Henning Tiemeier received both his medical and sociological degree from the University of Bonn, Germany, and his PhD from the Erasmus University in Rotterdam, Netherlands.  Dr. David Weissman Can public policy interventions reduce inequality in neurodevelopment and mental health? David Weissman is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at California State University, Dominguez Hills. He obtained his PhD in Psychology from the University of California, Davis, and was a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard University. His research examines how childhood adversity impacts neurodevelopment in adolescence and how this manifests in risk for psychopathology. Importantly, childhood adversity occurs within the context of broader societal structures that influence who experiences adversity and the resources available to them, and Dr. Weissman has conducted pioneering work examining the role of the macrostructural context in neurodevelopment and mental health. Prof.  dr. Denny Borsboom  Network approaches to psychopathology: An overview and an agenda for future research Denny Borsboom is Professor in the Psychological Methods Group at the Psychology Department of the University of Amsterdam and director of its Social and Behavioural Data Science Centre. His research focuses on the conceptual analysis of psychometric concepts, the development of new psychometric techniques, and the formation of formalized psychological theory. SESSION SPEAKERS Prof. dr. Cory Newman Public Supervision: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Cory Newman is Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry in at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and Director at the Center for Cognitive Therapy. Dr. Joan Marsh Introduction to Lancet Psychiatry Joan Marsh is Editor-in-Chief at the Lancet Psychiatry. Joan will give an introduction to this journal on the Thursday, as well lead a Panel discussion on the Friday of this conference. Prof. dr. Winfried Rief Introduction to Clinical Psychology in Europe Winfried Rief is Professor of Clinical psychology and Psychotherapy at the University of Marburg and Editor-in-Chief at the Clinical Psychology in Europe journal. Winfried will give an introduction to this journal on the Thursday of the conference. Prof. dr. Stefan  G. Hofmann Panel Discussion (Friday) Stefan G. Hofmann, Ph.D. is the Alexander von Humboldt Professor at Philipps University of Marburg (Germany). Stefan is a leading expert in researching and treating anxiety disorders, with a focus in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. He has been the editor of Cognitive Therapy and Research regulation. Location: Tolhuistuin Amsterdam , IJpromenade 2, 1031 KT Amsterdam, Netherlands Questions: hello@eaclipt.org

Dear EACLIPT Members, As a public non-profit organization, EACLIPT hosts regular Member Meetings according to the organization's foundational bylaws. The Members Meeting is the highest decision-making body of EACLIPT and decides on issues such as amendments to the statutes, membership fees, and elects the EACLIPT Board. For this year, the EACLIPT Board cordially invites all members to join the EACLIPT Member Meeting 2024 on March 22, 2024, 13:00 - 13:45 CET. The meeting will take place at the Tolhuistuin, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, in the context of this year's EACLIPT Conference 2024 . If you would like to attend the meeting but not the conference, please send us a brief email to hello@eaclipt.org , so we can organize your access to the conference venue for that time slot. We are currently exploring options to livestream the meeting. However, voting is currently reserved for members who physically attend the venue due to verification practicalities. To accredit yourself for the Membership Meeting, please register below using your EACLIPT login credentials. Eligible for voting are all regular members who paid their 2023 membership contributions. If you haven't paid your contribution yet, please sign up for the new automatic invoicing system now.

Looking for something specific or just wanting to get inspired? Have a look at the talks and posters presented at this years EACLIPT x UMH International Conference on Urban Mental Health: Talks and Symposia Parallel Session 1 Room 1 - Galerij - Group Symposia  Methodological Challenges and Perspectives in Clinical Applications of Dynamic Network Analysis https://drive.google.com/open?id=1xeBdcqVoaGyjclUKIM7IH3zeH42eS4AI Chairs Stefan G. Hofmann Philipps-University of Marburg, Germany Ulrich Stangier ( 2 registrations)  Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany Discussant Winfried Rief Philipps-University of Marburg, Germany Presenters Viktoria Kohl Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany Bettina Hufschmidt Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany Marlon Westhoff Philipps-University of Marburg, Germany Lucie Sendig Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany Room 2- Zonzij - Group Symposia  Internet-based psychotherapy for depression: Taking a bird’s eye view of outcome research https://drive.google.com/open?id=17ocAjXQF-bIcd-XYz109X1-fLEXFSidJ Chair Markus Wolf University of Zurich, Switzerland Presenters Markus Wolf University of Zurich, Switzerland Markus Moessner University Hospital Heidelberg, Germany Mariia Merzhvynska University of Zurich, Switzerland Tobias Krieger University of Bern, Switzerland Room 3 - IJzaal - Oral Presentations Fitim Uka  University of Prishtina, Kosovo The Effects of Internal Cohesion Psychotherapy on General Wellbeing and Stress: A Latent Path Model Analysis https://drive.google.com/open?id=1w_SI_1kcZKj3nKj4n_Ed6xiNJUnLMIOi Agnieszka Felińska University of Zielona Góra, Poland Prospective Perspectives: Unveiling Predictive Factors Influencing Pathological Internet and Video Game Use Among School Children in Poland https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ec0UP1PNZUm9SBm7y236CFxTfGB-cwKP Jenny Guidi University of Bologna, Italy The clinical role of euthymia in mental health https://drive.google.com/open?id=1cA4sexJNPJHqC_3EzvUqOgwG_vo65Zx1   Emma Blunt Leiden University, the Netherlands Amplifying anxiety: The role of avoidance support and gender in social anxiety symptomology https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mEaU7YX4EieqzLc--rbRgxBJOXtq5Wbg Parallel session 2 Room 1 - Galerij - Group Symposia  The impact of the covid-19 pandemic on various facets of mental health in youth, OCD patients and the general population across Europe https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ls1PkIWGzsNhoic6Wi9kixG0aJO-n83Z   https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IAiRdv04DWBDutv_PW23NsyqTwhUAhMahttps://drive.google.com/open?id=1uuLMRQ2BmUw6j8tvb1yQl05YeETyhTPyhttps://drive.google.com/open?id=1xKqEVIId3db0AmNvl0TyKDmbH31X2FHYhttps://drive.google.com/open?id=1lVSl5vOXMnDA5tUN6ZHaWQ3TPNycapSn Chair Katharina Meyerbröker Utrecht University, the Netherlands Presenters Odilia Laceulle Utrecht University, the Netherlands Bertus Jeronimus University of Groningen, the Netherlands Katharina Meyerbröker Utrecht University, the Netherlands Aart de Leeuw Altrecht Academic Anxiety Center, the Netherlands Room 2- Zonzij - Group Symposia  Mixing methods and metaphors: how diverse epistemological frameworks, from focus groups to cluster analysis, contribute to stress-related disorder research https://drive.google.com/open?id=16VtiT5e56MJzD6uWT-ygWba7VNfqUDXg Chair Clare Killikelly University of Zurich, Switzerland Presenters Franziska Lechner-Meichsner Utrecht University, the Netherlands Hannah Comtesse Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, Germany Nadine Hosny University of Lausanne, Switzerland Marion Bovey University of Lausanne, Switzerland Celestin Mutuyimana University of Zurich, Switzerland Room 3 - IJzaal- Rapid Presentations Jente Depoorter Ghent University, Belgium Insights into Emotion Regulation: A Network Analysis of a Depressive versus Non-Depressive Sample Abstract_JenteDepoorter - Jente Depoorter.docx Daphna Yeshua-Katz Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel Digital Dynamics in Urban Communities: Unveiling the Resilience and Distress within Local WhatsApp Groups through Photo Elicitation https://drive.google.com/open?id=1KSU4ZKDsMv-OjTQ8NDOvUeObB_9h9VTP Paulina Želvienė Vilnius University, Lithuania ICD-11 disorders specifically associated with stress in youth: Cross-cultural study in Japan and Lithuania https://drive.google.com/open?id=1oemSXR7Mw2dEwUCoEC6ybFq6xQZmGE9r Tanya Tandon University of Fribourg, Switzerland Risk Factors and Protective Factors related to Symptoms of Physical Pain in Students of India and Switzerland – a Network Analysis https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JPcemRIJplpK7E3sHNi6K_SsfTQa8zXO Dajana Šipka University of Bern, Switzerland Which cognitive-behavioral components work best in an Internet-based treatment for Social Anxiety Disorder: Main outcomes from a factorial trial https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-jSbQIjzBd5PuJjUZ96DHjR1J8Sc35kw Ludvig Daae Bjørndal University of Oslo, Norway Mental Health and Environmental Factors in Adults: A Population-Based Network Analysis https://drive.google.com/open?id=1iG822-jTHy_hOss72Kx3joLCMUiNca03 Evaldas Kazlauskas  Vilnius University, Lithuania Efficacy of the low-intensity internet-delivered stress recovery intervention for youth: A randomized controlled pilot study https://drive.google.com/open?id=1QFFkRr-xgc3Om1DmONn-tKlNCeXvnnh4 Alexandru Tiba University of Oradea, Romania Deficits in motor fluency related positive affect in depressed individuals https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Eh33gMLEvUMk8AxYcwTCzqk8PtlJt-Tv Parallel session 3 Room 1 - Galerij - Group Symposia  Tackling Mental Health Inequalities https://drive.google.com/open?id=11ZQHgT7gyRlzhFbt2Sb3rZIk2C1r1oEd Chair Mariëlle Beenackers Erasmus MC, Rotterdam Discussant Frank van Lenthe Erasmus MC, Rotterdam Presenters Christoph Henking University of Oxford, United Kingdom Maria Gültzow Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Germany Daina Kosīte Erasmus MC, Rotterdam Room 2- Zonzij - Group Symposia  The Need for Personalized Treatment Plans in Psychological Healthcare: Methodological and Analytical Approaches, Challenges, and Future Directions https://drive.google.com/open?id=1OJWi_nPt0D8rfKDm5pjKbgDcK6EeEqzT Chair Anne Roefs Maastricht University, the Netherlands Presenters Jonas Haslbeck Maastricht University, the Netherlands René Tanious Maastricht University, the Netherlands Alberto Jover Martínez Maastricht University, the Netherlands Alessandra Mansueto University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands Room 3 - IJzaal- Oral Presentations Bram Orobio de Castro University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands Ten Year follow-up effects of Better Start: a Parenting intervention to prevent intergenerational transmission of crime in families with an incarcerated mother https://drive.google.com/open?id=19ehFCp0IbFFIh5xMpYCNk_vI9YNjihAf Tanja Michael Saarland University, Germany Global crises and mental health in adolescents https://drive.google.com/open?id=1GHv-p7HzhRUV8VIbJIKR5Ai4QyfTtOnD Adam Finnemann University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands Do cities drive an accumulation of psychological problems? https://drive.google.com/open?id=10hyT1BTf6B2aTFd-NB05c0xvVD_GIpzj Anouk van Dijk University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands “ I’m Not Here to Push You:” Raising Adolescents’ Treatment Engagement via Autonomy Support https://drive.google.com/open?id=1S1rbMaiHUt_3DrlE71tv1f0Z93cDgwhR Parallel session 4 Room 1 - Galerij - Group Symposia  What Makes One Thrive in the Face of (Traumatic) Stress? Challenges in Conceptualization, Assessment, and Intervention of PTSD Risk https://drive.google.com/open?id=1HSpPvGQyWd3OORTEMAP__3-8o6igY87i Chair Laura Mertens Ghent University, Belgium Presenters Nicolás García Mejía University of Groningen, the Netherlands Laura Mertens Ghent University, Belgium Jacqueline Peters University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands Lea Jasmin Seidel-Koulaxis University of Groningen, the Netherlands Room 2- Zonzij - Group Symposia  The versatility of the network approach in understanding psychopathology: From cross-sectional to causal networks https://drive.google.com/open?id=1E52bnWtlcidKQ1zV86_x8PCk8BVU_CQ9https://drive.google.com/open?id=1UVmgl5itWdscwjYQN9wTkNHp21Uqf_qN Chair Myrthe Veenman Leiden University, the Netherlands Discussant Inga Marie Freund University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands Presenters Myrthe Veenman Leiden University, the Netherlands Franziska Schutzeichel University of Groningen, the Netherlands Inga Marie Freund University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands Güldehan Durman University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands Room 3 - IJzaal- Group Symposia  Breaking the Shadows: News Insights in Risk Factors and Preventive Strategies for Depressive Onset and Relapse https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JWFUFe4HfmrFzHlSesqm6bf_J68EuAgL Chair Claudi Bockting University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands Speakers Claudi Bockting University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands Joost Gülpen University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands Nineke Wilts University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands Josefien Breedvelt Kings College London, United Kingdom Parallel session 5 Room 1 - Galerij - Group Symposia  Real-World Data: Providing Evidence-Based Information for Mental Health Practices  https://drive.google.com/open?id=1aBP3_LoE7rm9X6KvgAGq0Pqi5nBCv1p9 https://drive.google.com/open?id=1_WpycRKUX6Qn8xY1PxK-6plRgWRfAkzJ Chair Daiane Borges Machado Harvard Medical School, United States and CIDACS/FIOCRUZ, Brazil Presenters Daiane Borges Machado Harvard Medical School, United States and CIDACS/FIOCRUZ, Brazil Flávia Jôse Oliveira Alves Harvard Medical School, United States and CIDACS/FIOCRUZ, Brazil Derek de Beurs University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands Room 2- Zonzij - Group Symposia  The mind, the body and the environment: towards new clinical tools in addiction Chair Mateo Leganes-Fonteneau University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands https://drive.google.com/open?id=19FBXESiO2O-EdlbYUqVPpELqitR-suAT Presenters Junilla Larsen Radboud University, the Netherlands Carina Carbia UC Louvain, Belgium Mateo Leganes-Fonteneau University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands Emmanuelle Baillet-Gaborieau University of Bordeaux, France Room 3 - IJzaal- Rapid Presentations Kathrin Schopf Ruhr University Bochum, Germany Improving mental health and mental health literacy of teenage students during the COVID-19 pandemic: A pilot study examining effects of a brief psychological school-intervention Title and abstract - Kathrin Sch..docx Ulrich Stangier University of Frankfurt, Germany Behavioral experiments vs. cognitive restructuring in social anxiety disorder: a randomized controlled trial https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Pp4Bvz5hcV1SNTioYX96ouqO7yDee7YY Amanda Mauri New York University, United States Variation in Crisis Services by Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qNza-lC1Bl3HOHuJP40clj0-lKFxQ0Wo Jonathan Purtle New York University, United States An Audience Segmentation Cluster Analysis of Where Adults Are Likely To, and Not Likely To, Turn for Support in a Mental Health Crisis https://drive.google.com/open?id=1gvDe8bXAJiaGrh9NB9yZb_RJOSRkAZi0 Annigje van Dijk KU Leuven, Belgium "I am also doing research”: how people struggling with mental illness engage with complexity in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso https://drive.google.com/open?id=1d3ZqGwW6swyyyukucNioUdYBJpVoxVux Lidón Villanueva Jaume I University, Spain Expanding the scope for adversities and their relation to mental health problems in emerging adults https://drive.google.com/open?id=193QGsRR2IDOSpOVmjEFNEarqXAaNImgz Pawel Holas University of Warsaw, Poland Risk and protective factors of internet addiction among adolescents in Poland. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1x0OiQANkAc9QVpLg-3CbYhtY5vHUpG1- Posters  Ahlke Kip Meta-analysis on the prevalence of mental disorders in populations exposed to natural hazards and weather extremes https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ctK6x3XtWTRrnaKUg7T8uhKQ1Mxclscg Alice Schittek Stages of Parental Burnout and Their Link to Violence Towards the Offspring: A Longitudinal Cross-Lagged Study https://drive.google.com/open?id=1tRWB-A1EGl1UfQq6ixMqijiqKf3SNxkC Aline Woine  The bidirectional effect between parental burnout and the child’s internalized and/or externalized behaviors. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Om9pU0fmK1dadsGooqI2Weqa5ppYPp3G Almut Gitter Preferences of Stepped Care Services. A Discrete-Choice Experiment. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1QYjqNwrDGqiGsoIL1xqlW9d6q4FIUR8h Alvin Junus Interrelations between forms of care and facets of recovery in people with serious mental illnesses https://drive.google.com/open?id=1vEIXfQLSiE3Dsa7zywyiZ0pgdFHkQ3TN Alvin Junus Evaluating potential effects of distress symptoms' interventions on suicidality: Analyses of in silico scenarios https://drive.google.com/open?id=1quwUwJz8LEVeNF0eSwB6h7A8F2_Ykf_G Andrej Skoko “Show me the reason for being chronically lonely” – Predictors of loneliness duration and loneliness trajectories https://drive.google.com/open?id=13aZKmbcfhviqNsBozWxaDCodRmfCkWPV Anna Christina Rauen EXPLORING ONLINE INTERVENTIONS: A Controlled Randomized Trial Investigating the Efficacy of an Online Self-Help Treatment for Youth and Young Adults with Loss of Control Eating https://drive.google.com/open?id=1W4gIIqbarmta4dVoj43jF9KBL4fOTpo0 Anneke Vuuregge Interactions between daily physical activity and depressive and anxiety-related symptoms in adolescents remitted from depression and anxiety disorders https://drive.google.com/open?id=1p6kxJ8oIaD1a4VBXfJW66Hq94WoE-R2k Brennan Delattre Social Dance as a Primary Approach to Alleviation of Low Mood in Young People https://drive.google.com/open?id=1b541WUj0ZU_P4Qlb2Ik_t6NhH5H4UukE Brennan Delattre Characterizing Trust and Social Learning Behavior in Young People With And Without Low Mood https://drive.google.com/open?id=179d_NwLjZgpAPm2Q4FNKtgTeHSZtOIKa Briana Applewhite Black racial minority young people with Psychiatric Disorders utilizing creative arts therapies (BLACK-ARTS): A qualitative study exploring the insights of Black raciaminority young people with psychiatric disorders and the uses of creative arts therapies as potential tools for improving mental well-being https://drive.google.com/open?id=15yywei5E6BolhWJdnFaqiCRpixRn3Oic Briana Applewhite The usage of creative arts therapies for the Improvement of PTSD symptoms in young people: A systematic review & meta-analysis https://drive.google.com/open?id=1boLe08ly4B2hfw70Kb6i3e_yBcFd3MI1 Chao Shi Virtual Reality in Mental Healthcare: A Pilot Study https://drive.google.com/open?id=1TRl3pbx2zw3xI1IcEGj7Hu3VJQqo2gYC Cindy Heinzmann The role of emotion regulation and working memory capacity on binge eating in a laboratory experiment. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JAZMIPPJdFvLtoTrYiAkCw0Twq1T4N_x Coline Machiels  https://drive.google.com/open?id=1WvMwDSuNryrICc-cTGoQ657gH1PmG58x Daina Kosīte The perspectives of local mental health experts on social determinants of mental health and municipality-level policies  https://drive.google.com/open?id=14e0nP_kKxtc7eEiSQE78U9qUjokSrPrY David Demeester Cognitive Control Training for Depression Relapse Prevention with Wearable activity and Sleep Monitoring: a single-case experimental study https://drive.google.com/open?id=1UMaYScS5etAC6IhOY4EK8ArQefMrOzhR Dorothée Bentz Effects of the Histone Deacetylase Inhibitor Valproic Acid in Combination with Fear Memory Reactivation on the Efficacy of Extinction-Based Therapy for Spider Phobia: A Randomized Controlled Trial. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1LLbAuB7B4m-XfUpDVxdDvbvAqeyTwSl_ Edoardo Del Conte SUSTAINMIND: Adding Personal Values and Eating-Related Eco-Concerns to the Theory of Planned Behavior in the prediction of Sustainable and Healthy Dietary Behaviors https://drive.google.com/open?id=1E3albEA6qGl_vlWHzVfvbG-eNiglW61g Elaine Rogers The Experiences of Huntington’s Disease Caregivers https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ImzGW6HSHDoaiR3MBeICjDQp_ZfpZBX8 Elena Lo Dato Comparing psychological models to predict healthy and sustainable eating behaviors in the general population: mind the gap between intention and action https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FbSNMh-tlsKjzFnZG07A03oKWD9RhBbm Elena Lo Dato Eco-guilt about eating predicts alterations in eating behaviors in response to climate change: A preliminary study https://drive.google.com/open?id=16Fxp1bKJZd6CL3QKxWlpUxA3A823xszh Gwendolyn Wälchli Results from the Acute-REMOTION Study: an internet-based intervention in acute https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ps63TIA7aWLQY3jnW0NKAfTPeCFcNnCo Hoang Le Scoping review examining the impact of rituals on grief outcomes in East Asian communities https://drive.google.com/open?id=18jcPEK0D1puJvqqmsAysc0FH9Ocr6HpT Isabelle Auray The benefits of a Mindfulness-Based intervention on fibromyalgia patients’ daily life and related symptoms https://drive.google.com/open?id=1CrkKaMbw_vuvK4Y_39SIcwcB8w9Sm1ud Iwona Grzegorzewska “Victimization as a risk factor for disorder personality development in adolescence” https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mGUpxFFsPACWaRPFtz7pP0wOZGtizaWT Jessica Schlünzen Heart rate and heart rate variability before, during and after imagery rescripting and imaginal exposure: Preliminary results from a randomized laboratory study https://drive.google.com/open?id=1U6auGGO8HCKg3BdK0Km8hjA_q-4CQvZ- Jiajun Mo Is Mistrust in Early Adolescence Domain-Specific? Looking at the Validity of Different Mistrust Domains in Upper Elementary School https://drive.google.com/open?id=1kCcUYaGRIicdRbyOydVmVb52cGnorcxO Joana Rupprecht Alcohol use and Drinking Motives Across Five Countries: A post-pandemic update https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-ESeJDBLf6Ly64PK4UfmwwJf6lRZ2DrE Julia Asbrand How do you cope with climate change? - An experimental study with young people on agency and mental health  https://drive.google.com/open?id=1uHwRL9ajrcHCh5l0Y8mCwYoJRebjA8ZX Katja Herrmann Aegerter Global Mobility Stress and Child Well-Being: Reviewing the Family Stress Model (FSM) for Globally Mobile Families https://drive.google.com/open?id=1d54GUwvCq3k633oBU6rQ7Fd3o4Dmu3zV Kilian Stenzel Is repetitive negative thinking more central to anxiety and depression than disorder-specific measures of worry and rumination in network models of psychopathology? https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-uG6DG4KGbpGo89CPeUQi0b6nPHQPW39 Klara Hatinova Psychological and Structural MRI Correlates of Symptom Severity in Exhaustion Disorder https://drive.google.com/open?id=1cKOMBYBTNmf4B76TLHuGOKE__6cI___D Lana Mrkonja Evaluating the Capacity of the Dual Probe Task as an Attentional Bias Modification to Change Drinking Behavior https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Q1acR8QjVpQmkP_A8T3huuXkpS-t6EML Levi van Dam Improving Emotion Awareness of Adolescents Through the Use of the Feelee-App: An Ecological Momentary Assessment study https://drive.google.com/open?id=1yt5t0N4_Ow3OAmQiC0tZHlCqLrzVW_1Z Luana Gâvan Targeting suicidality in young adults: A randomized, controlled pragmatic, multicenter trial evaluating the (cost-)effectiveness of Attachment Based Family Therapy compared to Treatment as Usual https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Xqw34fKNLm4WYKVIS_6bk2hJ9XciMqxGhttps://drive.google.com/open?id=1VlvCCS9D0gabk0krptNWqBZF0bPXG4Hj Luna Van Suetendael Complex care needs from a mental health perspective - a scoping review and development of a measurement tool https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-MF9Aksnn0W6QkDm1-B-gvxdLj4bX10t Marcel Näther Discovering Causal Factors that Drive Alcohol Misuse and Comorbid Internalizing Psychopathology https://drive.google.com/open?id=1i1ykZTgvVlZpD9P2o4d1-c1_WpfcfypJ Marie Drüge Reliability and validity of the German version of the Appearance Anxiety Inventory https://drive.google.com/open?id=1KLGPZhvPCdaiGX8tj8KWqtZYB7Q6c9md Mariejean Albers Multilevel interventions to target depression: Improving treatment of major depressive disorder by reducing negative future-oriented mental imagery https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Nz7idRIC-FsXVFKaDeW8z-Uv1RIud_5U Michał Skorupski Psychophysiology and characteristics of Task-Unrelated Thoughts (TUTs) – an EMA study https://drive.google.com/open?id=12LUgeThfkATLLK8kHcHkpizrth_XFIDH Mieke Oldeman TikToxic or TikDoc? Preliminary findings from a Qualitative Study about Adolescents’ Social Media Use for their Anxiety- and Depression Complaints https://drive.google.com/open?id=1QdMZo1nt1NcpvDuRkIiLLB2qHfwi80Lr Monika Kornacka https://drive.google.com/open?id=1aMNMRKLC6MCp8LfFww0QU2XZ-TxzuzpM Murat Gunes The Well-Being, Tertiary Education and Physicians in Urban Life: Moving Hand in Hand https://drive.google.com/open?id=1B28UcPodbG0lCjwfF-geU5PVZKT-5w5U Murat Gunes The impact of knowledge transfer quality, funding and network diversity on researcher well-being in urban life abroad https://drive.google.com/open?id=1B28UcPodbG0lCjwfF-geU5PVZKT-5w5U Nadia van der Spek The effectiveness of couple therapy for mental health disorders and marital functioning: a systematic review and meta-analysis https://drive.google.com/open?id=1W66RjcWlNOJJUvlGtcR5oIFhWIZHA_VF Natasa Jokic-Begic Cyberchondria And Long Termed Consequences Of Covid-19: A Qualitative Analysis Of Croatian Severe Covid-19 Adult Survivors https://drive.google.com/open?id=1TPJA9kn2MmKhVE_jsn_lPDco0FnMYKjn Nele Bergers Secure Base Script Knowledge in Emerging Adulthood: the development of an age-specific Secure Base Script Task https://drive.google.com/open?id=1O92mIsmuWRhXwYnAVVRpcjGaq_1MR8QP Nida Gizem Yilmaz Barriers, needs, and communication strategies to overcome language barriers in migrant/refugee populations: A survey on the perspective of health and social care providers https://drive.google.com/open?id=1U8SU8dTo63swwD-PZXmfbMZuNPEeteFA Petronela  Reciprocal Relationships between Positive Expectancies and Positive Emotions during the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Cross-Lagged Panel Study Petronela Predatu  The Impact of Response Expectancy on the Efficacy of the Counting Blessings Intervention: Examining the Moderating Role of Optimism https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Un9QNykGdWrf91SjZjW7N_SbsC4lcavs Poul Schultz-frankenfeld Effectiveness of Attachment-Based Family Therapy for Suicidal Adolescents and Young Adults: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Razvan Predatu Extending Our Understanding of the Association between Symptoms of Emotional Disorders and Emotional Awareness, Beliefs about Emotions, and Emotional Control: A Network Analysis Approach https://drive.google.com/open?id=1V4SGFUjK7Q95KyCJfsMFpkhcr2vXHBtIhttps://drive.google.com/open?id=1bAlt0XwXQaG4cQY9Yi23Xpt8KtxVTuMh Razvan Predatu Emotion Regulation as a State in Individuals with Symptoms of Emotional Disorders: An Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) https://drive.google.com/open?id=1V4SGFUjK7Q95KyCJfsMFpkhcr2vXHBtIhttps://drive.google.com/open?id=1bAlt0XwXQaG4cQY9Yi23Xpt8KtxVTuMh Rose Pham Cultural Beliefs and Stigma Against Mental Illness in Vietnam: A Qualitative Study https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BO9L8LhYdxCdC3ypAzJCFwNdztkpGBxD Rozemarijn van Kleef Boosting positive emotion regulation in remitted depression: the protective effects of preventive cognitive therapy 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We have exciting news to share at EACLIPT! Following recent developments within our board, we are delighted to announce the election of Prof. Dr. Lisbeth Frostholm as our new Treasurer. This decision came after board member Prof. Dr. Caroline Braet, who was elected during the regular board elections in 2022, decided to withdraw from the board for personal reasons. The board-internal election took place in December 2023, and Lisbeth will officially assume her duties starting with our upcoming conference in March. Prof. Frostholm brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her new role. As a Professor of Health Psychology at the Department of Clinical Medicine and a Lead Psychologist at the Department of Functional Disorders & Psychosomatics and Department of Clinical Psychology at Aarhus University Hospital in Denmark, her academic journey is impressive. With a PhD from Aarhus University focusing on illness perceptions in primary care patients, Prof. Frostholm has continued to hone her skills with specialized training in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). She has held various academic leadership positions, is actively involved in the supervision of PhD students, teaching of Medical Students, and leads multiple research projects both nationally and internationally. President of EACLIPT, Prof. Dr. Chantal Martin-Sölch, commented on Prof. Frostholm's appointment, stating, "We are pleased to welcome Prof. Dr. Lisbeth Frostholm to our board. Her extensive experience in health psychology and dedication to evidence-based practices align perfectly with our mission as a non-profit member-run association fostering evidence-based clinical psychology in Europe. We are confident that her insights and leadership will greatly contribute to our organization's objectives." Prof. Frostholm's appointment strengthens EACLIPT's Board and signifies a substantial step forward in developing a personnel setup driving EACLIPT's mission forward. As a non-profit member-run association, we are committed to fostering evidence-based clinical psychology in Europe and driving positive change within our field. We look forward to the valuable contributions that Prof. Frostholm will bring to our organization as we continue to advance our mission and serve our members.

September 18-19, 2024 - Tübingen, Germany A specific psychotherapeutic strategy for modulating psychological well-being and pursuing euthymia, Well-Being Therapy (WBT), has been developed and validated in a number of randomized controlled trials. WBT has been manualized (Fava, GA: Well-Being Therapy. Treatment Manual and Clinical Applications. Basel, Karger, 2016). Translations of the manual have been published in Italian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, German, French, Hungarian, Turkish, and Polish. A certification process for WBT has been promoted by the Academy of Well-Being Therapy, of which Professor Giovanni A. Fava, MD, is President. The certification process includes attendance of an Introductory Course, individual supervision of two clinical cases treated with WBT, and case presentation at an Advanced Course. The next Introductory Course on Well-Being Therapy will be held on Wednesday Sept. 18th (afternoon) and Thursday Sept. 19th (morning) 2024 in Tübingen as a satellite, independent pre-congress workshop of the 27th World Congress of the International College of Psychosomatic Medicine (ICPM).

Dear EACLIPT members, Dear Colleagues,   it’s our great pleasure to announce that the latest issue of Clinical Psychology in Europe has just been published. You can download the full issue as  PDF  or read it online at https://doi.org/10.32872/cpe.v5i4   What’s in it? In our end-of-the-year editorial, we look back to 2023 with its challenges and promising developments in clinical psychology . A very important editorial by Seithikurippu R. Pandi-Perumal and 38 colleagues from all over the word looks at the effects of war on communities and mental health, emphasizing the need for international efforts to promote peace, offer humanitarian aid, and address the mental health challenges . Kate MacKrill and colleagues trace the nature, growth and spread of health scares , concluding that they can develop quickly and that more effective measures are needed to reduce their negative public health effects. Mark H. Wheeler and colleagues look at how and why the choice of success criteria can impact therapy service delivery. Maarit Pelzer and colleagues present a study protocol for a study that will enhance the current knowledge of the efficacy of mirror exposure to target body dissatisfaction in adolescent patients diagnosed with anorexia nervosa. In a discussion paper, Rief et al. describe important proposals for rethinking the classification of mental and behavioral disorders and discuss overlaps and differences. Please share the news in your (social) networks.   We are grateful for all the support from authors, reviewers, editors, the EACLIPT and our publisher during the last years (Yes, we already have 5 volumes of CPE complete!)   We look forward to new submissions in 2024 and of course to meet many of you at the EACLIPT conference in Amsterdam ! We wish you all a wonderful holiday season and may your New Year be filled with happiness, health, and prosperity!   Cornelia Weise & Winfried Rief Editors-in-Chief Clinical Psychology in Europe Division of Clinical Psychology and Psychological Treatment Philipps-University of Marburg     ____________________________ CPE is published at PsychOpen GOLD, the European Open-Access Publishing Platform for Psychology, provided by the Leibniz Institute for Psychology Information (ZPID), Trier, Germany. https://cpe.psychopen.eu    https://twitter.com/ClinPsychEurope