International Psychology Conference Dubai
IPCD 2025 - Change
Approved by the British Psychological Society for the purposes of Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
February 22 - 23, 2025
Abstract submissions for IPCD 2025 open in
Late September 2024
IPCD is approved by the British Psychological Society (BPS) to provide accredited Certified Professional Development (CPD) hours. Delegate can earn up to 16 CPD hours across the two days (8 hours per day) at IPCD 2025.
IPCD 2025 - Change
In an era marked by rapid transformation, the theme for IPCD 2025 is "Change." This theme underscores the dynamic and ever-evolving nature of our world, emphasizing the critical role of psychology in navigating and understanding these shifts. Change is a constant force that shapes our societies, influences our behaviors, and impacts our mental well-being.
The IPCD 2025 conference will explore the multifaceted dimensions of change, focusing on how psychological practices can adapt and thrive amidst these transformations. The discussions will cover a broad spectrum of changes, including technological advancements, societal shifts, individual transitions and global challenges.
IPCD 2025 aims to foster a collaborative environment where professionals can share insights, research, and innovative practices to address the complexities of change. This conference provides an opportunity for knowledge exchange and professional development, offering up to 16 CPD hours accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS).
For professionals in any aspect of organisational and/or industrial enhancements and development, as well as employee performance, productivity, and health and safety.
For professionals seeking to enhance mental and emotional wellbeing at the individual and community level. Topics that focus on considerations unique to the GCC region are particularly welcome.
For educational psychologists, school counselors, teachers and those in child and adolescent clinical services, we explore how psychological theory, practices, and interventions can enhance wellbeing, educational outcomes, and community engagement.
New for all, this is for professionals who work in legal, correctional, judicial and investigative settings.
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