EUROPEAN PATIENT CONGRESS DEPRESSION

When? The next edition will take place on 28 November 2026

Where? It is a virtual event, with participants joining from the comfort of their homes.

EUROPEAN PATIENT CONGRESS DEPRESSION

When? The next edition will take place on 28 November 2026

Where? It is a virtual event, with participants joining from the comfort of their homes.

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A loud voice for people with depressive illnesses

The European Patient Congress Depression is more than just a conference; it is a 360-degree exploration of depression. The event offers a balanced approach, weaving expert insights, personal experiences, and interactive Q&A sessions – ensuring that the voices of patients and their loved ones are as prominent as those of the experts. The key focus is on people with depression: their stories, their questions, and their need for connection and understanding. The result is a supportive, engaging atmosphere that fosters learning, connection, and a deeper understanding of depression.

Sessions

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Understanding depression | Expert talk

2

Personal story from an individual with lived experience

3

Treatment approaches and new therapies | Expert talk

4

Voices of lived experience: insights from a relative

5

Understanding suicidal thoughts | Expert talk

6

“What can I do?” Practical self-help tips for patients, friends, and family | Panel discussion 

7

From passive patient to active partner | Expert talk

8

Can AI be a psychological coach? | Expert talk

Register here

To register for the congress, please complete the two-step registration process: first, submit the form, then confirm your registration by clicking on the link sent to your email.


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FAQ

The European Patient Congress Depression is a free online event designed to support and inform those affected by depression.  
 
The congress focuses on supporting individuals on their journey to mental wellness, offering practical guidance, expert advice, and fostering an empathetic community. Attendees will have a safe space in which to ask questions. They will gain valuable insights into managing depression and confronting stigma.

It’s for people suffering from depression who want to learn more about their condition and its treatment and receive practical advice from both experts and those who have personally experienced depression. It’s also for relatives seeking guidance to support their loved ones and enhance their own well-being. Additionally, it’s open to anyone interested in understanding depression better and finding ways forward. 

The next edition will be held on 28 November 2026. Stay tuned for updates and details as the date approaches!

Recordings of each Congress session are available on our website. 

The slides are accessible for all registered attendees via a link and password sent to their registered email address. 

To ensure you have easy access to all the resources and links shared during the event, we recommend checking our website and the links we sent you in separate emails after the event. If you have any trouble locating something specific, feel free to reach out to us at contact@epc-depression.com. 

The event feedback survey is closed, but your feedback is still valuable! Feel free to contact us at contact@epc-depression.com to share your thoughts. 

Stay informed about our future events and projects by: 

  1. Visiting our website and the European Alliance Against Depression (EAAD) website to check the News and Our Projects sections for information about new events. 
  1. Signing up for the EAAD newsletter to get direct updates. 
  1. Following us on social media for the latest news: LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram. 
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