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Abstract Submission Extension – PsySSA Annual Psychology Congress 2026
Due to strong interest, PsySSA is excited to announce a final extension for abstract submissions to the 30th Annual Psychology Congress 2026 – no fooling! If you missed the original deadline, this is your last opportunity – the extension is open for a limited time only. New Submission Deadline: 10 April 2025 We look forward to receiving your abstracts for #PsySSACongress2026. Submit now before it’s too late!
Pre-Booking Registration Now Open – PsySSA Annual Psychology Congress 2026
We are delighted to inform you that registration for the PsySSA 30th Annual Psychology Congress 2026 is now open! The future of psychology is unfolding – and PsySSA invites you to be part of it. Join us at the PsySSA 30th Annual Psychology Congress 2026, taking place from 13-15 October 2026 at Emperors Palace, Johannesburg.
PsySSA’s Annual Psychology Congress 2026 – Abstract Submissions Now Open!
PsySSA is excited to announce that abstract submissions for the Annual Psychology Congress 2026: “Psychology in Transition: Humanity, Technology, and the Future of Care” is officially open! The Scientific Committee welcomes abstracts and proposals for symposia, oral papers, posters round-tables, and creative work. Abstracts addressing all fields of psychology and related areas will be considered. Abstract submission opens on 20 January 2025 and closes on 24 March 2026.
Save the Date: PsySSA 30th Annual Psychology Congress 2026
by | Dec 5, 2025 | Annual Psychology Congress 2026, Congress, Events and Announcements, PsySSA Announcements, PsySSA Congress Mark your calendars for 13–15 October 2026 for the PsySSA 30th Annual Psychology Congress 2026. The countdown has begun—on Tuesday, 9 December 2025, the Congress theme will be announced. Stay tuned!
Meet Our Volunteers! 29th Annual South African Psychology Congress
by | Sep 18, 2025 | Annual Psychology Congress 2025, Congress, PsySSA Announcements, PsySSA Congress Meet The Team We’re proud to introduce the incredible team of volunteers who will be supporting the 29th Annual South African Psychology Congress. Their dedication, energy, and commitment play a vital role in creating a seamless and welcoming experience for all delegates. Be sure to look out for them at Congress — they’re here to help and ensure you have the best experience possible!
PsySSA’s Annual Psychology Congress 2025 - Abstract Submissions Now Open!
PsySSA is excited to announce that abstract submissions for the Annual Psychology Congress 2025: ‘Psychology in Society & Society in Psychology” is officially open! The Scientific Committee welcomes abstracts and proposals for symposia, oral papers, posters round-tables, and creative work. Abstracts addressing all fields of psychology and related areas will be considered. Abstract submission opens on 15 January 2025 and closes on 24 March 2025.
PsySSA’s 30th and PAPU’s 10th Anniversary Congress: Invited Address by Dr Debra Machando
Expanding Mental Healthcare Access in Zimbabwe: A Model for Global Impact Limited access to mental healthcare remains a pressing global challenge. The World Health Organization’s (WHO) Special Initiative aims to bridge this gap by expanding services for 100 million people worldwide. Zimbabwe exemplifies successful initiative implementation through a country-driven approach.
PsySSA’s 30th and PAPU’s 10th Anniversary Congress: Invited Address by Dr Blake Stobie
Common sense or nonsense? Ideas that have held back and advanced the treatment of OCD OCD is a chronic and disabling condition which was once thought untreatable. The first seeds of optimism regarding OCD treatment emerged from South Africa after the second world war. Since then, the development of psychological and psychiatric treatments for OCD has been characterised by a series of dead ends, and pivotal turning points.
PsySSA’s 30th and PAPU’s 10th Anniversary Congress: Invited Address by Prof. Ruth Bukabau
Psychological Consultations in the Democratic Republic of Congo: Practice and Evolution Context: The work retraces the painful journey of this science, the struggles of the precursors and the happy outcome thanks to the association of practicing psychologists, united within the National Union of Clinical Psychologists, on the other hand.
PsySSA’s 30th and PAPU’s 10th Anniversary Congress: Invited Address by Prof. Charles Mate-Kole
From Birth to Old Age: What has African Culture taught us? Africans ensure the continuity of its tradition through by highlighting the mutual care between generations. Older adults are seen to be the pride of the family; they provide guidance to younger generations and function as spiritual heads. Thus, it is expected that ageing starting from birth to old age allows the African to age healthily. Africans view spirituality and its practices as a major source of healing.
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