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

Psychologists join the efforts in Working Together and Saving Lives. As suicide is globally such an important public-health problem – more than 800,000 people die yearly, this year’s theme is 'Working together to prevent suicide. Read more

The UK has coordinated more Horizon 2020 projects than any other country to date, and has a hard-earned reputation for effective project leadership. Read more

Psychologists declare: The rejection of refugees at sea has consequences for those seeking help and for rejecting countries – and is a violation of human rights Read more

Under the final agreement, health professions will be covered by the new Directive although the text recognises the special nature of health professions and gives authorities discretion to ensure that a high level of health protection is respected when regulating such professions. Read more

EFPSA service 'Study and travel abroad' looking for internship opportunities Read more

For Psychotherapy practioners: Psychologists and psychiatrists providing online interventions must present and apply the following quality standards Read more

New report reveals need for more humane, personalized approach in European Region’s long-term institutions for adults with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities Read more

Internet- and mobile-based psychological interventions have high potential for improving mental health and should be implemented more widely in routine care. Read more

Psychologists say Universal health coverage (UHC) is vital as access to good quality and affordable healthcare is key to people’s health and wellbeing. Read more

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

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The special issue of the European Psychologist Journal 'Human Rights and Psychology' aims to outline contemporary thinking on the relationship between human rights and psychology, both in terms of academic and research fields and also in the areas of psychological practice and civil society activism. Read more

Worldwide, psychologists warn about the fact that human rights violations can currently be observed in so many places in the world. Read more

Psychologists concerned that the violation of the rights of children affects children’s everyday lives, their future and thereby also the common future of our societies in general. Read more