Join ICP for a vibrant conference in the Netherlands, with a focus on learning, networking, and building collaborations. Conference Theme: Human Rights, Dignity & Justice – Social Inclusion and Migration
Did Know? Some Facts About Rotterdam!
Important Dates:
- Registration is Open: www.conftool.org/icp2025
- Pre-conference Workshops April 3, 2025, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm\
- Conference Opening Session April 3, 2025, 1:30 pm, Opening Reception 6:00 pm
- If you are attending the Conference Opening and Reception Only (not the conference) sign up here
- Add the Conference Dinner to Your Registration
- Add the Conference Sunday Excursion to your time in Rotterdam!
ICP2025 Strcture
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Tree of Life: A Culturally-Grounded Practice for International Psychologists
Intervention for Social Inclusion of Extremist Youth
Opening Session and Reception
April 3, 2-5:30 pm
Part of Conference Registration
Register Here to Attend Opening and Reception Only
Welcome: ICP President, UN Child Rights, Migrant Refuge, Greetings from Participants, and short film
Opening Keynote: Migration and Present Day Policies: Challenging Human Rights and Dignity
Opening Panel: Reflections on Migration and Inclusion
Program:
Keynotes
April 4, 5
Keynote: Identity, Migration and Social
Inclusion
Keynote: Economic Security, Migration and Social Inclusion
Keynote: Mental Health, Migration and Social Inclusion
Keynote: Climate, Migration and Social Inclusion
Program:
Symposia
Roundtables
Paper Sessions
April 4, 5
Roundtables
- Strongmen and the Othering of Migrants: Power and Meritocracy in Societies in Crisis
- Integrating Human Rights into Psychological Practice: Addressing Migration and rising anti-immigrant Sentiment
- Crossing Borders, Confronting Bias – Researching Culturally Competent Care for Minorities and Marginalized Groups Through the Eyes of Early Career Students
Symposia
- Human Rights: A Closer Look at the Impact of Climate Change and War
- Forced migration: What Counselling Psychologists might contribute to both theory and practice
- We Are All Migrants: continuing effects of migration on later generations.
Paper Panels:
- Social Inclusion and Migration – Causes and Consequences
- Psychological and Social-Cultural Wellbeing in Migrants
Interactive Discussion / Poster Sessions:
- Identity Intersections and Social Justice
- Addressing Institutional Ableism
- Social Rejection and Social Identity
- Claiming and Navigating Professional Space
- LGBTQ+ Community:Experiences Of Parents
- Caste-based Microaggressions
- Voices of Elders on Colonialism: And Still We Rise
- Awareness, Attitudes And Experiences Toward Men’s Mental Health
- Acculturation, Physical Activity, and Leisure Walking in Canadian Immigrants
- Community of Solidarity in Prevention of Youth Suicide
- Philippine Migrant Workers
- Resilience Of Syrian Refugees Residing In Different Countries
- Family Mental Health Problems and Substance Use Disorders
- Retirement Location Choices and Mental Well-Being Among Older Internal Migrants
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for Anxiety, Depression, and Wellbeing
- Increasing Psychological Resilience Among College Students
Sunday April 6
ICP Excursion
10:00 am – 1:00 pm
ICP Group Outing to Kinderdijk – April 6, 2025 – 9:45-14:00
Join us for a memorable time exploring Kinderdijk, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its iconic windmills and stunning Dutch landscapes! For over 700 years, the dikes, windmills, and pumping stations of Kinderdijk have kept the local area from flooding. At Kinderdijk you can take a boat tour, visit the museum windmills, discover the personal stories of the millers, and stroll through the lovely landscape. See the website: https://kinderdijk.com
