11th International Congress on Clinical and Counselling Psychology (CPSYC)

The Organising Board and Programme Committee of CPSYC is pleased to invite you to attend the 11^th International Congress on Clinical and Counselling Psychology which will be held on 18-19 November 2022. 

Course Description:
Academics Institute will organize an outstanding low-cost event, which consists only of live-stream and virtual presentations, where participants will not have travel and hotel accommodation expenses but they will have a high-quality conference.

The CPSYC 2022: 11th International Congress on Clinical and Counselling Psychology will again provide a stimulating discussing environment for current cutting-edge research, emerging trends in different domains of psychology and related disciplines by clinical and counselling psychologists, practitioners, students, and researchers around the world.

CPSYC Organisation Board and Programme Committee are working hard to make the 2022 Congress a resounding success. This year’s major theme is “COVID-19: Psychological adaptation and implications on mental health”. We, therefore, encourage submissions that tackle the CPSYC 2022 major theme from a wide range of psychological functioning. However, submissions on other topics in the field of psychology are also welcome.

The 2022 Congress will provide excellent opportunities for participants to exchange ideas with each other during the virtual oral presentations. It will facilitate discussions, including challenges to clinical and counselling psychology; it will provide an international forum for scientific debate and constructive interaction. Furthermore, it will provide a platform for educators, researchers, students, and practitioners to present their work; exchange knowledge, ideas, and experience; and identify solutions to existing challenges in clinical and counselling psychology. Doctoral candidates are particularly invited to present and discuss their research ideas and work in progress.

CPSYC 2022 welcomes papers from the following and related topics such as addiction studies, anxiety disorders, depression, neuropsychology, psychopathology, psychotherapy, telepsychology and telehealth and so forth.