Since its inception EFPA has engaged as an active participant in mental health advocacy throughout Europe and alongside our collaborators internationally. EFPA welcomes a recognition of the importance of ensuring that EU and national policies proactively promote good mental health, as well as work to prevent, mitigate and respond to mental health challenges. In this new section you read more about EFPA activities and news from Mental Health in Europe.
WHO announced on May 5th, 2023, that COVID-19 is no longer a "public health emergency of international concern" but stressed that the "work is not over" and said that the challenge was now to sustain and maintain increased access to healthcare across the globe. The statement can be read here
Following the statement, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen issued a statement noting the heavy toll the pandemic had taken, at the same time remarking "This pandemic changed the face of the EU, which has become a true European Health Union. We are now far better prepared to face future health crises, with new tools to react quickly to emerging health crises." More infomation can be read here
EFPA’s COVID-19 Psychologists’ Support Hub is now closed. It will be retained as a reference resource until end 2024 after which it will be archived.
Prof. Georgia Panayiotou
The European Journal of Psychology Open has entered it’s 3rd year of publication under its current title! Twenty-six papers have already been published, representing work from all parts of the world.
In accord with the journal’s vision, it has been able to offer a quick review process for most papers, and has engaged both established and Early Career Researchers in the review and editing process. It welcomes original, high quality empirical papers from all fields of Psychology and envisions to showcase the newest ideas in Psychology in Europe and the world.
The Journal has successfully published a Special lssue on “Perspectives on the Psychological Impact of Covid-19 across the World” in 2021. Stay tuned for the publication of its next Special Issue on "The Latest in Psychology from Europe and the World. Insights from the 17th European Congress of Psychology" containing a selection of papers from keynote speakers, presenters and participants at the 2022 ECP in Ljubljana. EJPO thanks the Guest Editors, Mojca Jurisevic and Christoph Steinebach for taking on this task. EJPO is looking forward to publishing a new special issue, open for submissions by all participants at the ECP 2023 in Brighton, on any area of Psychology. To this end, it will offer a generously reduced APC.
The journal also welcomes ideas for special issues, on any topic in Psychology, and is especially interested in covering topics stemming from the work of EFPA committees. EJPO is the official open access empirical journal of the European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations (EFPA).
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The journal is edited by: Prof. Georgia Panayiotou, Prof. Dr. Samuel Greiff.
Find the complete editorial team here