This workshop explores emerging transdiagnostic and dimensional approaches in psychology that move beyond traditional disorder-specific models to target the core processes underlying mental health difficulties. Focusing on social cognition, the capacity to perceive, understand, and relate to oneself and others, we will examine this socio-cognitive domain as a key factor relevant across multiple diagnoses. Emphasis will be placed on process-oriented, evidence-based practices that both assess and strengthen these abilities, integrating current research with practical intervention strategies. The workshop aims to bridge theory and application, offering approaches that are adaptable to diverse clinical contexts.

The registration cost helps us cover food and drinks during the event (lunches + coffee/tea breaks + 1st evening appetizers).

Details on the event website:Social Cognition Workshop “From Self-Knowledge to Knowing Others”

 Note that abstraction submission for a poster or short talk is an independent procedure. You will submit your abstract on Social Cognition Workshop “From Self-Knowledge to Knowing Others”

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