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Welcome to InPACT 2018 Conference Website!

Our International Conference seeks to provide a wide connection between researchers, lecturers, students, professionals from psychology and human sciences and their peers. The conference will showcase presentations, from the most diverse countries possible, to promote the development and growth of research, teaching, applications and new ways of thinking in psychology nowadays. We wish to illustrate developments in six main fields:
• Clinical Psychology
• Educational Psychology
• Social Psychology
• Legal Psychology
• Cognitive and Experimental Psychology
• Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytical Psychotherapy

The Conference Official Language is ENGLISH

To download our InPACT 2018 Conference Official Poster click here

Click to check our previous: InPACT 2017, InPACT 2016, InPACT 2015, InPACT 2014, InPACT 2013 & InPACT 2012

Click HERE to see the photos of the previous editions of InPACT Conference.

Proceedings of InPACT previous editions were indexed by:

 

 

 

After the conference, the book of proceedings will be proposed for indexing in Thomson Reuters Web of Science, CiteSeerX, EBSCO, Scopus, Elsevier, ERIC, Research Bible, among others.

Sponsored by:                                                         

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NEWS:

The Virtual Presentations section is available here

The  Final Conference Program is available here

Submissions are closed.

To register for the conference, please click here.

KEYNOTE SPEAKER CONFIRMED:

Dr. Saima Löfgren, BSc(Hons), MSc, DClinPsy, Clinical Psychologist, Visiting Lecturer at the Universities of Nottingham and Leicester, UK

SPECIAL TALKS:

“From screen to therapeutic setting: images of therapy inside and outside the office” 
by Prof. Dr. Pedro Oliveira, Clinical Psychologist, Member of the Portuguese Order of Psychologists, MSc on Anthropology and Child Development, PhD in Social Anthropology, Portugal

and

“A Case of Anaesthetic Awake Paralysis PTSD and Treatment”
by Prof. Dr. Michael Wang, Emeritus Professor of Clinical Psychology, Clinical Psychology Unit, University of Leicester, UK