Embargoes on poster abstracts lift after the final viewing window of the posters at the conference. While you are welcome to share that the poster/research has been accepted, you may not share any data, research, key takeaways, or other details of your research before its embargo is lifted. All posters submitted follow these same policies; there are no exceptions. For more information, contact callforabstracts@psychcongress.com.

Members of the working media wishing to attend and cover any part of the 2025 Psych Congress must be registered attendees of the meeting. There is no charge for credentialed media to attend, but note that you or your organization will be responsible for hotel reservations and travel arrangements (these are not included with registration), which should be made in advance.

How to Apply for a Press Badge
To apply for a press badge, members of the media should be prepared to provide the following:

• Photo identification (such as a driver’s license or passport)

• Media identification certifying that you are a working member of a recognized print, broadcast, or online media outlet (such as a business card, accredited press pass, or an official media outlet–issued credential)

•  An assignment letter from an editor, assistant editor, assignment editor, or designated organization official confirming that the journalist will be representing the organization and explaining the intended use of the resulting coverage (In lieu of an assignment letter, bloggers may submit an overview of their blog and explain the intended use of the resulting coverage.)

Before applying, please review the Psych Congress Press Policies & Procedures.

Once your application has been reviewed, you will receive notification of its approval or denial via email. If approved, you will also receive registration confirmation.

Media credentials will be available for pickup on-site at the Registration Desk.

Requesting Interviews
Interviews are not guaranteed but may be requested via pr@hmpglobal.com.