PRESENTATIONS GUIDELINES

Submission of Standard Presentation Abstract

Before you begin, please prepare the following information:

Presenting author's contact details:

Email address
Full postal address
Daytime and evening phone number

Author and co-author's details:

Full first and family name(s)
Affiliation details: department, institution / hospital, city, state (if relevant), country
Abstract text – limited to 250 words

Abstracts must be submitted with the following sections:

Background and aims
Methods
Results
Conclusions
Abstract topic
3 Learning objectives at the end of the abstract

Some basic rules regarding your Presentation

Language: All abstracts must be submitted and presented in clear English, using accurate grammar and spelling suitable for publication. If needed, please arrange for your abstract to be reviewed by a colleague with strong English language skills, a university scientific publications office (or similar service), or a professional copy editor before submission.

Presentation materials: Any materials you intend to present should be directly related to your presentation and consistent with the content described in your submitted abstract.

Co-author approval: The presenting author is responsible for ensuring that all co-authors have reviewed and approved the abstract before submission.

Handouts: Presenters are welcome to provide handouts, such as an abstract, a full paper, or a reprint request form. Any handout materials should be uploaded via the same platform used to submit your abstract.

Publication and recording: Accepted abstracts will be published online, and presentations recorded for replay by registered participants. Presenters are responsible for ensuring that any confidential content is anonymized (blurred). The same content must be presented onsite, online, and in replay.

Programme inclusion: Only abstracts with a registered presenting author will be included in the final scientific programme.

IMPORTANT: The submission must include the level of EMDR expertise of the participants that the presentation is made for: Novice / Intermediate / Advanced (you may include two levels).

NEW! Submissions of LabPitches/ClinPitches

The LabPitches or ClinPitches are very short (10 mins.) and precise presentations on your research (LabPitches) or clinical work (ClinPitches).

In LabPitches, researchers are expected to strictly present their data and results. Presenters should avoid to remind any information on the AIP model. They should be able to focus on means, methods and results and make it understandable to a broad audience in 10 minutes.

In ClinPitches presenters are expected to present directly the clinical change or creation that they wish to share with participants of the Conference, and make it understandable to a broad audience in 10 minutes. The Presenters should avoid presenting any basic information on EMDR and the AIP model. There will be a ten minutes discussion after each series of pitches.