annual conference & workshops
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BABCP Annual Conference & Workshops Manchester University, 25 - 28 July 2017 Confirmed Workshop and Keynote speakers so far: Arnoud Arntz, University of Amsterdam Stephen Barton, Newcastle University Rachel Calam, University of Manchester Peter de Jong, University of Groningen Barney Dunn, University of Exeter Colin Espie, University of Oxford Daniel Freeman, University of Oxford Lars-GĂśran Ă–st, Stockholm University Sarah Halligan, University of Bath Emily Holmes, Karolinska Institutet, Sweden Nusrat Hussain, University of Manchester
Andrew Jahoda, University of Glasgow Steve Kellet, University of Sheffield Helen Kennerley, Oxford Cognitive Therapy Centre Colin MacLeod, The University of Western Australia Kate Rimes, King's College London Roz Shafran, University College London Blake Stobie, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust Ed Watkins, University of Exeter
Submissions are now open Submission for Open Papers and Posters will close on 1 March 2017 Full details will be available at www.babcpconference.com
The 2017 BABCP Annual Conference will take place at the University of Manchester - a familiar and always popular venue. The pre-conference day Workshops will take place on 25 July, and the conference itself will run from 26 - 28 July (ending on the Friday lunchtime).
Whether your interest is in younger cases, depression, psychosis, anxiety, psychopathology, supervision, cultural adaptations, perfectionism, personality disorders, sleep problems, positive mood interventions, or basic skills, there is plenty for you in this meeting.
Following the success of our conference in Belfast in 2016, we plan to build on the positives that we had there. This includes a stronger emphasis on depression and medically-related symptoms, as well as our traditional strength in depth relating to anxiety disorders.
Submissions for Open Papers and Posters are still open until 1 March 2017, so head over to the website to submit your proposal if you would like to be a part of the Conference programme. Last, but not least, there is the social side of things... Manchester is well known for having a culture that is all its own. We will be dipping into that culture, to make Manchester 2017 an entirely memorable experience. See you there.
The invited keynotes and one-day workshops include an impressive array of speakers, covering different clinical groups, disorders, and approaches.
The 45th annual conference & workshops takes place at the University of Manchester on 25 - 28 July 2017
Visit www.babcpconference.com for more information on the programme and for details on submitting an Open Paper or Poster for the 2017 annual BABCP Conference. February 2017
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