Board of Ethics

The board serves as a support to the European psychologists in the matter of ethics and deals with general aspects of professional development that are relevant for the psychological profession as a whole, irrespective of field of practice or specialization.

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List of members

Nina Dalen

Member

Norway

Sara Felber

Observer

EFPSA

Miguel Ricou

Convenor

Portugal

Irina Simonenkova

Member

Latvia

Ilona Laurinaityte

Member

Lithuania

Nikola Petrovic

Member

Serbia

Johanne Bratbo

Member

Denmark

Andreja Brajsa Zganec

Member

Croatia

Melanie Gauché

Member

France

Agnieszka Haś

Member

Poland

Ioana Hriscau Elisabeta

Member

Romania

Yesim Korkut

Member

Turkey

Kati Puumala

Member

Finland

Max Greisen

Member

Luxembourg

Isolde Blau

Member

Ireland

Olivier Schmid

Member

Switzerland

Karin Kalteis

Member

Austria

Fredi Lang

Member

Germany

Valbona Treska

Member

Albania

Roz Collings

Member

United Kingdom

Vita Postuvan

Convenor

Slovenia

Svitlana Chunikhina

Member

Ukraine

Henk Geertsema

Member

Netherlands

Artemis Giotsa

Member

Greece

Nicola Gale

EC liaison

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Resources from this working group

January 20, 2023

Glossary

Definitions of terms used in EFPA Board of Ethics documents and position papers

January 20, 2023

Complaints about alleged unethical conduct of psychologists

Recommendations on evaluative procedures and corrective actions developed by the Board of Ethics. (Update from the version of July 2005)

October 20, 2017

Recommendations: Teaching professional ethics for psychologists

These recommendations point to specific areas and perspectives that should be addressed in teaching professional ethics to psychologists, both as a separate subject and as an integral part of teaching of psychology.

October 20, 2017

Position Paper: Teaching professional ethics for psychologists

A thorough knowledge of ethics, skills in ethical reasoning, and sensitivity to ethical questions, are necessary competences for all psychologists.

July 15, 2015

Model code of ethics

The general purpose of the Model Code is to promote a greater convergence amongst ethical practice and processes in European countries.

July 15, 2011

Guidelines for psychologists who contribute to the media

These underlying guidelines have been developed to support member Associations in developing national guidelines in order to:

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Upcoming events

Ethical issues in European Psychology - EFPA Board of Ethics Webinars Series

June 16, 2023

Online

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Ethical issues in European Psychology - EFPA Board of Ethics Webinars Series

August 18, 2023

Online

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Ethical issues in European Psychology - EFPA Board of Ethics Webinars Series

September 8, 2023

Online

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Board of Ethics

List of members

Resources from this working group

Upcoming events

Ethical issues in European Psychology - EFPA Board of Ethics Webinars Series

Ethical issues in European Psychology - EFPA Board of Ethics Webinars Series

Ethical issues in European Psychology - EFPA Board of Ethics Webinars Series

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