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ONDREY CONFERENCE 2025: Have you registered yet?

14. 3. 2025

In less than a month, the next edition of the ONDŘEJOVÁ CONFERENCE will start and this year it will take place on 9 and 10 April. The main programme (theoretical part) will take place on Wednesday (9 April). Special workshops are planned for Thursday (10 April).

THEME OF THIS YEAR'S CONFERENCE: GROUP THERAPY FOR PATIENTS WITH PSYCHOTIC ILLNESS

The conference is primarily intended for psychiatrists, psychologists and psychiatric nurses.

The educational event is organized according to the Statutory Regulation of the Czech Psychiatric Association No. 16 and is evaluated with 9 credits. Event number 120428.

The educational event is evaluated with 8 credits by the ACP CR on the basis of the Regulation on Continuing Education of Clinical Psychologists. Event number ACPČR/PHA/OK/96/2025.

More information and the APPLICATION FORM can be found HERE: www.ondrejov.cz/konference2025

We look forward to your participation!

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