We are excited to bring you our programme for our 10th conference to be hosted inDublin in May 2022. We have representation from over 7 nations including Germany,the Netherlands, France, and Ireland, and a diverse and packed event with focus onwhole person rehabilitation, emotional wellbeing, health equality and livedexperience.

Plans are well under way for our Dublin meeting in May and we’re hoping that manypeople will be able to join us in person for the conference. For those unable totravel, there’s a live stream option for day 1.

I am so pleased to be saying hello through our first e-Newsletter and it was fabulous to see 70 members connecting during our virtual conference. Although not in person the warmth, sense of community andfriendships were still so apparent.

Connecting you with cutting edge developments in SCI psychology across the world through the inaugural ISCoS Psychosocial and ESPA pre-conference.  Launch of the ISCoS psychology international dataset initiative and the first survey of clinical measures used. Invaluable COVID19 resources at the start of the pandemic.

The most informative and best networking conference of the year!  A transformational programme that lives the values of co-production and lived experience with the first Professor Kennedy Award presentation about mindfulness and self compassion in SCI and workshop about integrating peer support in SCI rehabilitation and community services.

Challenge your thinking and practice through finding out how Rehabilitation Psychology values can be your and your client’s lived experience.  Key ‘take homes’ from the fabulous ISCoS 2019 conference and Australian Psychology Association pre-conference event. An invitation to join ESPA’S 8th Conference and share your research and skills.  Connecting members with Tijn Van Dieman’s editorial […]

ESPA launches a new way to connect members with its work and celebrates the amazing legacy of its founder, launching the Professor Paul Kennedy Scholarship Award, and an in-conference award voted by delegates in recognition of Mrs Linda Hall, ESPA Secretary 2005-2014. Find out more about continuing professional development events across the world.