Interview with Prof dr Ype H Poortinga - University Tilburg - leaving member of the EuroPsy European Awarding Committee. Read more

The objective of this Hearing will be to present the results already achieved in the field of Digital Health Literacy, but also to debate with the different stakeholders the role of the different sectors in this area and to discuss next steps to fully unleash the potential of this topic. Read more

The December 2018 edition of EFPA news magazine is now available online. Read more

The Council of the European Union is looking for a responsible, experienced and discreet Clinical Psychologist with strong communication skills in French and English, decision making and problem solving skills, as well as excellent judgement in critical situations. Read more

The observance of human rights is a precondition for individual health and development as well as for societies worthy of human beings. Rights violations often result in heavy bodily damages and psychological impairments. Read more

Procedures and more details can be found at EFPA’s website : http://efpa.eu/awards Read more

Human Rights and Psychology and the declaration 70 years later: a statement of EFPA's Board Human Rights and Psychology. Read more

The EU has assessed that psychological violence against women in close relationships affects about 43% of the female population, in addition/cumulative with physical and sexual violence whose impact is assessed by the WHO for around 30%. Read more

EFPA, the European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations, highlights the role of psychologists and psychological science in addressing violence in the schools effectively and efficiently. Read more

EFPA's Executive Council and the different Award Selection Committees are seeking nominations for the Federation's 2019 awards. Read more

The Division of Psychoanalysis International Relations Committee (IRC) of the American Psychological Association (APA) is pleased to announce its Call for Application for 2019-2020 Scholars Program for internationally based students and early career psychologists (anyone who obtained a terminal degree in mental health after April of 2009). Read more

The October 2018 edition of EFPA's news magazine is now available online. Read more

Examples of programmes that aim to support young people having a good start in life and a flourishing adolescence are illustrated by work led by psychologists in Denmark and Portugal. Read more

Empowering people affected by mental ill health is beneficial to individuals and their carers. It is also crucial for developing more patient centered, efficient and cost-effective health systems. Read more

In the light of World Mental Health Day (October 10) a meeting on the ‘Mental Health in Elite Sport’ will be held by the Intergroup Sports of the European Parliament. Read more