Re_Mind

Psychological Congress and Festival Wroclaw

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June 21—23, 2027
Wroclaw
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4,300

participants

took part in the first edition of the event. Representatives from science, healthcare, business, education, public administration, media, and the social sector gathered in one place. Attendees praised the high intellectual standard, program diversity, the participation of Polish and international authorities, and the smooth organization.

Professor David Matsumoto
Speaker at Re_Mind 2026

Re_Mind was truly amazing, with many thousands of people attending and being exposed to the latest and best that psychology can give back to the people.

Participant
Re_Mind 2026

Excellent organization, great care for participants (loved the water 👍), and a high standard of lectures and workshops. Logistically top-notch—even as someone over 60 who has been a psychologist for 35 years, I found it easy to navigate and find my way around. It was wonderful to stay up-to-date with scientific knowledge. A fantastic Congress of knowledge, sensitivity, and mindfulness 👍

Partcipant
Re_Mind 2026

For me, the most valuable aspect of the congress was the opportunity to meet and listen to leading experts from the fields of psychology and psychiatry. I value events that allow me to expand my knowledge, develop professional competencies, and prompt reflection on my own therapeutic practice.

Participant
Re_Mind 2026

Deeply insightful and inspiring presentations by world-class psychologists and practitioners, as well as the opportunity to network and exchange experiences with a wide range of specialists.

322

speakers

World-renowned psychologists, researchers, practitioners, and public figures shared the same stage—including Robert Cialdini, David Matsumoto, Georgia Barnett, Polish Nobel laureate Olga Tokarczuk, and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland, Radosław Sikorski. Representatives from government ministries, local authorities, business, and the international psychology and psychotherapy community also participated in the program.

Robert Cialdini

Robert Cialdini

Olga Tokarczuk

Olga Tokarczuk

Radosław Sikorski

Radosław Sikorski

Clive Boddy

Clive Boddy

Georgia Barnett

Georgia Barnett

Edmond Awad

Edmond Awad

Elizabeth Haase

Elizabeth Haase

Paul Horton

Paul Horton

Jacek Pyżalski

Jacek Pyżalski

Jean-François Bonnefon

Jean-François Bonnefon

Robert Cialdini

Robert Cialdini

Olga Tokarczuk

Olga Tokarczuk

Radosław Sikorski

Radosław Sikorski

Clive Boddy

Clive Boddy

Georgia Barnett

Georgia Barnett

Edmond Awad

Edmond Awad

Elizabeth Haase

Elizabeth Haase

Paul Horton

Paul Horton

Jacek Pyżalski

Jacek Pyżalski

Jean-François Bonnefon

Jean-François Bonnefon

Robert Cialdini

Robert Cialdini

Olga Tokarczuk

Olga Tokarczuk

Radosław Sikorski

Radosław Sikorski

Clive Boddy

Clive Boddy

Georgia Barnett

Georgia Barnett

Edmond Awad

Edmond Awad

Elizabeth Haase

Elizabeth Haase

Paul Horton

Paul Horton

Jacek Pyżalski

Jacek Pyżalski

Jean-François Bonnefon

Jean-François Bonnefon

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thematic paths

From psychotherapy, education, and business to disinformation, family, war, and peace. Re_Mind highlighted the broad spectrum of applications for psychology and its importance in the modern world. We also discussed how to educate psychologists, how to develop psychotherapy, and where the line lies between scientific knowledge and its simplified version

113

lectures

45

debates

31

workshops

The program of the first edition combined knowledge, debate, and practice. Discussions, lectures, and workshops took place concurrently across several stages, giving participants the freedom to choose topics and formats that best suited their interests. Re_Mind allowed attendees to look at psychology from multiple perspectives—scientific, practical, and social.

320,000

concert broadcast viewers

"Re_Mind. I Want to Say It" served as the musical finale to the first day of the event—a confluence of psychology, music, and emotion. The stage at Centennial Hall featured performances by artists such as Krzysztof Zalewski, Mela Koteluk, Zakopower, WaluśKraksaKryzys, and Piotr Rogucki. Through music, the artists spoke about emotions, personal experiences, and things that are often difficult to state directly. The live concert was attended by 2,000 people, and the broadcast reached hundreds of thousands of viewers.

206

festival activities

Re_Mind went beyond the traditional congress format. The festival opened psychology up to new languages and ways of engagement—art, culture, movement, and shared experiences. Alongside debates and workshops, the event featured author meet-and-greets, exhibitions, artistic initiatives, guided walks, and youth activities. This allowed the conversation about human nature to resonate not only on stage, but also throughout the city.

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Contact

General Inquiries

go to SWPS university address in google maps
SWPS University in Warsaw,
Chodakowska 19/31, 03-815 Warsaw

Tickets

contact@re-mind.pl
open a new email to contact@re-mind.pl

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