Please note that the Submission period has ended.
ISST invites the submission of abstracts for the
INSPIRE 2026 ISST Conference
Innovating Connections: Bridging Mind, Body and Culture through Schema Therapy.
We are going to bring together researchers and practitioners (young and experienced) interested in strengthening the scientific and practical foundations of Schema therapy
If you are a practicing Schema Therapist, or in training, if you are studying or doing research in ST and want to introduce the therapeutic community to your ideas and/or research results, we invite you to submit a proposal for our Scientific and Clinical Program. We encourage presentations by both experienced and early career professionals and students.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE. Please note the submission deadline to the 15th November. If your submission is accepted, you will receive a notification from the ISST Event Manager no later than Nov 30th.
If you have any questions please email:
- If related to the submission portal or anything technical, please contact our Event Manager at: events.manager@isst-schemasociety.org
- If related to presentations content, please contact Michiel van Vreeswijk, Science Research Coordinator at: science-research.coordinator@isst-schemasociety.org
thematic topics
PRESENTATION TYPES
Symposium
(90 minutes)
3–4 presenters addressing a common theme. Includes audience Q&A.
Case
Presentation
(90 minutes)
Discussion of a clinical case or issue in ST. One chair, up to 3 discussants.
Poster
Presentation
(5 – 10 minutes)
Poster display summarising research. May be physical or virtual.
Round Table
Discussion
(90 minutes)
Informal session to stimulate dialogue. No formal presentations.
Hot Topic
Talk
(10 – 15 minutes)
Short, focused in-person or pre-recorded presentation.
Science
to Practice
(30 minutes)
Presentation translating research findings into clinical guidance.
In-conference
Workshop
(180 minutes)
Half-day clinical skills training, embedded in congress schedule.
Skills
Class
(90 minutes)
Large group session teaching one specific skill.