Research by USFU teachers included in the program of the 19th European Congress of Psychology

The results of an empirical study conducted by the Department of Psychology at Ukraine Sigmund Freud University on “Knowledge and Attitudes Towards Evidence-Based Psychological Practice among Students and Psychologists in Ukraine” have successfully passed a blind peer review and have been approved for the program of the 19th European Congress of Psychology.

This remarkable event will take place in 2025 on the island of Paphos (Cyprus) and is organized by the largest European community of psychologists.

The study was conducted and described by the faculty of the National University of Ukraine:

• Dr. Tatiana Pisarenko,
• Dr. Mariana Velykodnya,
• Dr. Helena Lazos,
• Prof. Prof. Lyudmyla Karamushka,
• Dr. Ivan Klymenko,
• Dr. Vladislav Deputatov.

The European Congress of Psychology is one of the most influential platforms for the exchange of knowledge and experience among psychologists from around the world. Participation in this program is an important achievement for the research community of the Ukrainian National University.

More information about the Congress is available on the official website: ecp2025.eu

The mission of the Ukraine Sigmund Freud University is to shape a new generation of psychologists and psychotherapists and contribute to the restoration of the mental health of the Ukrainian nation. Ukraine Sigmund Freud University will not only provide its students with professional skills but also foster a modern worldview, teach them to analyze contemporary challenges, and develop a vision for the sustainable development of individuals, society, and the state.