About SLP
The SLP, founded in 1985, is the most representative association for graduated psychologists and psychological psychotherapists in Luxembourg. Since 2001 the SLP is official member of the European Federation of Psychology Associations (EFPA).
Objectives of the SLP
- promote psychology as a discipline and its related applied fields at national and international level
- stimulate contact, exchange and cooperation among its members
- ensure the deontology of the profession
- develop the professional interests of psychologists and actively engage in protecting the profession
- contribute to academic research in the field of psychology
SLP Board (mandate period 2024-2027)
SLP bylaws can be found here (in French): Statuts SLP Version 2015
Auditors:
Dr. Christian HAPP / Katherina BARCATTA
National Delegates
Several active or honorary members represent the SLP in important committees on behalf of the Executive Board.
FAPSYLUX
Scientific council representatives for psychotherapy (suggested by FAPSYLUX)
Psychotherapist members at Collège médical
Representative of the self-employed psychologists at the National office for childhood (ONE, Office National de l’Enfance)
Steering Committee Member for the Master of Science: Psychological Intervention at the University of Luxembourg
Steering Committee Member for the Bachelor in Psychology at the University of Luxembourg
Working Groups & Experts
The SLP working groups are composed of SLP members making their specific expertise available.
Members interested in contributing to one of the working groups are invited to contact the working group leader.
Members of the SLP with specialized experience can be consulted for their specific expertise.
Current working groups (GT) in the SLP
GT Neuropsychologie
Claire PAULY (coordinatrice)
GT Office National de l’Enfance ONE
Martine BACHE (coordinatrice)
GT School Psychology
GT Psychotherapy
Anna SCIAMANNA (coordinatrice)
GT Work psychology
en projet / Magali SCHEUREN (coordinatrice)
Experts in specific fields
Disaster and crisis psychology
Sport psychology
Traffic psychology
Intercultural psychology