M E M B E R S H I P F E E S
MEMBERSHIP FEES
FULL MEMBERSHIP
Psychologists whose work is concerned with the field of health psychology
Benefits: Online access to the journals ‘Psychology & Health’ and ‘Health Psychology Review’; hard copies of the two journals for a very reduced rate; subscription to the newsletter ‘European Health Psychologist’; reduced conference fee; and access to pre-conference and post-conference workshops, EHPS grats, member listing and networking
Annual Fee: 75 Euro (The fee is to be paid per calender year. If you apply for membership later throughout the year, you will be provided with back issues of the journals)
FULL MEMBERSHIP WITH REDUCED FEE
Psychologists whose work is concerned with the field of health psychology and who live in one of the countries that are listed under the categories low-income economies, lower-middle-income economies and upper-middle-income economies by the World Bank (list of countries)
Benefits: Online access to the journals ‘Psychology & Health’ and ‘Health Psychology Review’; hard copies of the two journals for a very reduced rate; subscription to the newsletter ‘European Health Psychologist’; reduced conference fee; and access to pre-conference and post-conference workshops, EHPS grats, member listing and networking
Annual Fee: 25 Euro (The fee is to be paid per calender year. If you apply for membership later throughout the year, you will be provided with back issues of the journal/s)
STUDENT MEMBERSHIP
Postgraduate students of psychology for a maximum period of 3 calendar years (a proof of student status is needed)
Benefits: Online access to the journals ‘Psychology & Health’ and ‘Health Psychology Review’; hard copies of the two journals for a very reduced rate; subscription to the newsletter ‘European Health Psychologist’; reduced conference fee; and access to pre-conference and post-conference workshops, EHPS grats, member listing and networking
Annual Fee: 25 Euro (The fee is to be paid per calender year. If you apply for membership later throughout the year, you will be provided with back issues of the journal)
STUDENT MEMBERSHIP WITH REDUCED FEE
Postgraduate students of psychology for a maximum period of 3 calendar years (a proof of student status is needed) and who live in one of the countries that are listed under the categories low-income economies, lower-middle-income economies and upper-middle-income economies by the World Bank (list of countries)
Benefits: Online access to the journals ‘Psychology & Health’ and ‘Health Psychology Review’; hard copies of the two journals for a very reduced rate; subscription to the newsletter ‘European Health Psychologist’; reduced conference fee; and access to pre-conference and post-conference workshops, EHPS grats, member listing and networking
Annual Fee: 15 Euro (The fee is to be paid per calender year. If you apply for membership later throughout the year, you will be provided with back issues of the journal)
I am a Professor in Clinical Health Psychology at the Department of Psychology, University of Crete, Greece. For more than a decade, I served as the Head of the Counselling Center for Students at the University of Crete. In addition, I served as Head of the Department of Psychology, University of Crete for two years. I currently collaborate with the University of Crete Medical School, and the Faculty of Nursing and the Dental School at the University of Athens, and I am actively involved in the activities of local associations for the support of patients suffering from cancer. I have been a member of the European Health Psychology Society since 2002 and I was the Greek National Delegate for several years (2004 – 2010). Also, I have helped in the organization of seven EHPS conferences as a Scientific Program Track Chair or as a member of the Scientific Committee, and I was the Chair of the Organizing Committee and President of the 25th EHPS Conference in Crete. For the last two years, I served as a co-opted member of the EHPS Executive Committee (National Delegate Officer). This year, I was elected an Honorary Fellow of the Society. My research interests include patient adaptation to chronic illness, the role of stress and related factors in health and illness, individual differences in health, self-regulation and dyadic regulation. Currently, I am a member of the editorial board in seven international journals and an Assoc. Editor of Translational Behavior Medicine. As President-Elect, I plan to focus on the strengthening of the international impact of the EHPS, as well as on the enhancement of the collaboration with local national health psychology societies/organizations.