Future Congresses
32nd European Congress of Psychiatry in Budapest 2024
Budapest, Hungary, 6-9 April 2024
Previous Congresses
31st European Congress of Psychiatry in Paris 2023
Paris, France, 25-28 March 2023
30th European Congress of Psychiatry in 2022
Virtual Congress , 4-7 June 2022
29th European Congress of Psychiatry in 2021
Virtual Congress, 10-13 April 2021
28th European Congress of Psychiatry in 2020
Virtual Congress, 4-7 July 2020
27th European Congress of Psychiatry in Warsaw 2019
Warsaw, Poland, 6-9 April 2019
26th European Congress of Psychiatry in Nice 2018
Nice, France, 3-6 March 2018
25th European Congress of Psychiatry in Florence 2017
Florence, Italy, 1-4 April 2017
24th European Congress of Psychiatry in Madrid 2016
Madrid, Spain, 12-15 March 2016
23rd European Congress of Psychiatry in Vienna 2015
Vienna, Austria, 28-31 March 2015
The 23rd European Congress of Psychiatry took place under the presidency of Professor Wolfgang Gaebel. The motto of the Congress was “Excellence in Psychiatry across Europe: Practice, Education, Research.”
EPA Congress News – 29 March 2015
EPA Congress News – 30 March 2015
22nd European Congress of Psychiatry in Munich 2014
Munich, Germany, 1-4 March 2014
The 22nd European Congress of Psychiatry took place under the presidency of Professor Danuta Wasserman. The motto of the Congress was “European Psychiatry Focusing on Body and Mind.”
21st European Congress of Psychiatry in Nice 2013
Nice, France, 6-9 April 2013
The 21st European Congress of Psychiatry took place under Professor Danuta Wasserman’s presidency. The Congress motto was “Europe Challenges the Burden of Mental Disorders.” The congress brought together over 3700 participants from 90 countries.
EPA Congress News – 7 April 2013
EPA Congress News – 8 April 2013
20th European Congress of Psychiatry in Prague 2012
Prague, Czech Republic, 3-6 March 2012
The 20th European Congress of Psychiatry took place under the presidency of Professor Patrice Boyer. The theme of the congress was “Beyond Diversity Towards Harmony.” The congress was attended by about 3200 participants.