EuroPsy (or European Certificate in Psychology)
is a European standard of education, professional training and competence in psychology set by the European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations (EFPA).

Visit: www.europsy.eu  

Learn more on EuroPSy FAQ 

Provisional Specialist European Awarding Committee in Clinical Neuropsychology 

February 24, 2023

EFPA’s Provisional Specialist European Awarding Committee in Clinical Neuropsychology will hold its second face-to-face meeting in Brussels on the 31st of March 2023.
In this meeting the Committee and its representatives from 5 countries (Austria, Cyprus, Finland, Portugal, and Spain) will focus on discussing the competencies in Clinical Neuropsychology. The basic EuroPsy certificate presents a benchmark for independent practice as a psychologist that can be issued to a psychologist who has demonstrated that they have met EuroPsy standards. For the specialist certificate, more advanced and more field-specific competencies need to be delineated for both the knowledge-based and skills-based domains. Good examples in the field of Clinical Neuropsychology exist in Europe and in the US. EFPA’s Standing Committee in Clinical Neuropsychology conducted a series of expert interviews regarding the competencies expected from a Clinical Neuropsychologist, and the report published in 2022 will form one basis for the discussion of the committee.

Detailed information will be continuously updated on https://www.europsy.eu/pilot-projects/clinical-neuropsychology

Establishment of the EuroPsy Specialist National Awarding Committee for Psychotherapy in Portugal

February 26, 2023

Since 2019, OPP has been offering its full members access to EuroPsy Basic certificate free of charge.
From 2023, it will also provide access to EuroPsy Specialist Certificate of Psychotherapy.
 

The S-EAC looks forward to working with S-NAC in Portugal.  

Listen to the news episode of .90 seconds with Ana Isabel Lage Ferreira, member of the National Directorate of OPP and learn more about the new Certificate!

More info here

EuroPsy Team

Do you know the necessary training and competencies of a supervisor according to EuroPsy?  

A Supervisor is a qualified psychologist who, within the past three years, has at least two years of full time work or equivalent experience as an independent practitioner (recognised as qualified by the national accrediting body), within a field of practice and who is responsible for the acquisition and assessment of professional competence by a Practitioner-in-Training in that field of practice.