Theme: Beyond borders: advancing science, equity, and global well-being
The Indian Association for Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (IACBT) is pleased to inform the Indian CBT & Psychologist Community that the 9th Asian CBT Congress will be held in Tokyo, Japan, from 19–22 August 2027.
The Congress is one of the premier global platforms for learning, collaboration, and professional networking, bringing together more than 2,000 participants from 128 countries and featuring 100+ renowned international speakers.
To be part of this prestigious international event, IACBT is planning a high-impact Indian delegation to the congress representing the country's growing community of CBT professionals.
We invite CBT experts, psychologists, psychiatrists, counsellors, psychotherapists, researchers, faculty members, students, and other mental health professionals who wish to participate in this landmark event to join the IACBT India Delegation to the congress to mark India’s growing contribution to the field of CBT.
Being part of the official IACBT delegation offers several advantages:
To ensure a smooth and comfortable experience, IACBT will coordinate all travel-related arrangements, including registration support, accommodation, local logistics, and other necessary arrangements on a paid basis.
If you are interested in being a part of the IACBT India Delegation, we encourage you to register your interest at the earliest.
Registration: CLICK HERE to register.
For any further queries, please write to iacbtmembers@gmail.com
Join us in representing India at one of the most significant CBT events in Asia and become part of a global movement advancing excellence in mental health care.
This workshop will provide comprehensive introduction to the use of Cognitive and Behavioral Therapy (CBT) in the assessment and treatment of female sexual dysfunction. Participants will explore the psychological, cognitive, behavioral, and relational factors that influence sexual well-being, while learning structured CBT strategies to address common sexual concerns.
Through lecture and small-group activities, the workshop emphasizes the translation of evidence into clinical practice. Key topics include psychoeducation, cognitive and behavioral interventions, communication skills, mindfulness-based strategies, trauma-informed care, ethical practice, and multidisciplinary collaboration. By integrating theory with hands-on learning, the workshop aims to strengthen participants' confidence in delivering compassionate, culturally sensitive, and evidence-informed psychological care.
The workshop is suitable for practicing psychologists, counsellors, mental health professionals and clinicians from allied health services.
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