It is a great honour and pleasure to invite you to the 50th European Association of Behavioural and Cognitive Therapies congress to be held in Athens, September 2nd-5th, 2020. The 2020 congress represents a landmark for the history and future of EABCT, and what could be a greater place to celebrate this event than Athens! Athens, capital city of Greece, is one of the oldest cities in Europe. With its historic monuments and vivid everyday life it can offer its visitors journeys of inner discovery and intense enjoyment.
The Greek Organising Committee, that represents the Greek Association of Behavioural Modification and Research, one of the oldest psychotherapy associations in Greece (est 1974), has been working intensively in order to acquaint you with all the new developments and innovative ideas in the field of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, presented by eminent scientists of long standing, as well as by younger colleagues who have distinguished themselves as researchers and clinicians. Our aim is to offer you a conference with a strong emphasis on interaction and networking opportunities between the scientific community and the public.
Fragiskos Gonidakis
Congress President
Make your Registration
The Organizing Committee regrets the fact that serious technical problems with the banks are temporarily obstructing the activation of the online registration. Until these issues are resolved – pretty soon hopefully – registrations can be made by filling in and returning to the Secretariat – together with proof of required payments- the printable registration form AVAILABLE HERE
4
Days
10
Keynote Speakers
7
Pre-Congress Workshops
Keynote Speakers
University of Amsterdam,
The Netherlands
Cognitive behavioral treatments of personality disorders: an update.
Harvard Medical School,
USA
Innovative Treatment Advancements for OCD: The Bergen 4 Day Program
University of Oxford,
United Kingdom
Haunted by Memories: Advances in the treatment of posttraumatic stress disorder
Bielefeld University,
Germany
The Power of the Narration: Understanding and Treating Complex Trauma in Victims of War and Abuse
University of Essex,
United Kingdom
Conceptualising and relieving human suffering in different contexts. Historical and epistemological reflections
Marmara University Hospital,
Turkey
Understanding Infidelity and its consequences: Is there any way to re-build trust
Bangor University,
United Kingdom
Treating complexity and risk in personality disorder: Current perspectives and future directions in Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London,
United Kingdom
From food to identity: The cognitive interpersonal model in eating disorders
