Welcome to the #EPA2025 Social Media Toolkit!
We look forward to welcoming you to the 33rd European Congress of Psychiatry. To enhance your experience and ability to connect with the global community, we encourage you to share information about the Congress and your participation on social media.
Hashtags
The official hashtag for EPA 2025 is #EPA2025. Make sure to use the hashtag when tweeting and posting to be part of the discussion. Hashtags help connect users within related conversations and are searchable, making them valuable resources for clinicians and patients.
Other hashtags you can include in your tweets and posts include:
#psychiatry
#psychiatrist
#mentalhealth
Sharing
Here are some tips and ideas on what to share before and during #EPA2025:
- Programme and speaker highlights.
- Let your network know when you have submitted your abstract or completed registration.
- Travel tips.
- Live tweets from sessions, meetings, and the exhibition. Be sure to use the official hashtag #EPA2025.
- Retweet and repost live coverage coming from the Congress.
- Share your thoughts, ideas, and impressions. Let us get the conversation going!
Graphics
Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn
Sample copy - please feel free to edit as you see fit.
Prior to Congress:
- I will be attending the #EPA2025 Congress – 5-8 April 2025! Join me! – epa-congress.org.
- I will be joining #EPA2025 and I invite you to attend – epa-congress.org.
- Looking forward to hearing the latest scientific results in #psychiatry during #EPA2025! Join me: epa-congress.org.
During the Congress:
- I am at the #EPA2025 Congress and I hope to see you here! epa-congress.org.
- Are you at #EPA2025? Join the conversation and share your experience – epa-congress.org.
- I am excited to be a part of #EPA2025 – the largest focused European meeting on psychiatry of the year – epa-congress.org.
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Policy & Disclaimer
The official EPA Social Media Policy is available below (EPA Social Media Disclaimer). EPA strongly encourages anyone using social media to include a disclaimer in their profiles. Examples of this include, but are not limited to, “opinions are my own,” “RT does not equal endorsement” etc.
EPA Social Media Disclaimer:
The European Congress of Psychiatry welcomes discussions related to all aspects of psychiatry and related research on our social media sites.
The EPA does not allow the posting of any sensitive information relating to the practice of medicine or any information that directly or indirectly could identify a patient or consumer of health care, as it is in violation of our policy.
The EPA reserves the right to remove any posts that are in violation of our policies and that are deemed offensive.
Promotion of drugs, devices and other medical technologies will not be tolerated, and any comments, discussions or links involving promotional material will be removed.
Repeated attempts to post promotional content will result in the individual being blocked. Statements or opinions expressed on the page reflect the views of the contributor, and do not reflect the official views of the EPA, unless otherwise noted.
The EPA cannot respond to every comment. Likes and follows on social media channels are not endorsements. The EPA assumes no liability for sensitive information posted by users.
