Digital health is revolutionizing the way mental health care is delivered, making it more accessible, scalable, and patient-centered. This session will explore the role of telehealth, mobile applications, virtual reality, and wearable technologies in enhancing mental health services, with an emphasis on their potential to bridge gaps in access and improve outcomes.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Mental health professionals, digital health developers, and researchers working on technology-enabled mental health solutions.
Eligible Speakers: Psychiatrists, psychologists, telehealth innovators, and technology developers.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Insights into the latest digital tools transforming mental health care.
Practical strategies for integrating telehealth and wearable technologies into clinical practice.
Networking opportunities with leading innovators in digital mental health.
Personalized psychiatry is at the forefront of precision medicine, aiming to tailor treatments based on an individual’s genetic and biological profile. This session will discuss how biomarkers, genomic insights, and pharmacogenomics are transforming diagnosis, treatment selection, and monitoring in psychiatric care.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Researchers in psychiatry, genetics, and molecular biology, as well as clinicians applying personalized approaches.
Eligible Speakers: Psychiatrists, geneticists, molecular biologists, and pharmacogenomics experts.
What Delegates Will Gain:
An understanding of biomarkers and genomic advances in mental health care.
Knowledge about integrating personalized approaches into clinical psychiatry.
Tools to apply genetic and pharmacogenomic testing to enhance treatment efficacy.
Psychotherapy remains a cornerstone of mental health care. This session will explore advancements in therapeutic approaches, including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and new integrative modalities that cater to diverse populations and conditions.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Psychologists, therapists, and researchers involved in developing or studying innovative psychotherapy techniques.
Eligible Speakers: Clinical psychologists, licensed therapists, and academic researchers in mental health.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Exposure to cutting-edge advancements in psychotherapy modalities.
Practical knowledge of applying these modalities to complex clinical cases.
Insights into evidence-based outcomes and future trends in psychotherapy.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming mental health diagnostics and monitoring by enabling earlier detection, personalized care, and data-driven decision-making. This session will highlight AI’s applications in predictive analytics, natural language processing, and real-time patient monitoring.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Data scientists, mental health clinicians, and AI developers focusing on mental health applications.
Eligible Speakers: AI researchers, psychiatrists, and clinical innovators leveraging AI in care delivery.
What Delegates Will Gain:
An understanding of AI tools revolutionizing mental health diagnostics and monitoring.
Practical insights into integrating AI-driven platforms into clinical workflows.
Networking with pioneers in AI and mental health.
Severe mental illnesses, including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and treatment-resistant depression, demand innovative therapeutic approaches. This session will explore emerging therapies such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), psychedelic-assisted therapies, and advanced pharmacological treatments.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Psychiatrists, neurologists, and researchers involved in innovative therapies for severe mental illnesses.
Eligible Speakers: Psychiatrists, neuroscientists, and clinical trial investigators with expertise in emerging treatments.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Insights into cutting-edge therapies and their clinical applications.
Knowledge of the latest clinical trial outcomes and regulatory advancements.
Practical tools for implementing novel therapies in practice.
Mental health care remains inaccessible for many due to systemic barriers, socioeconomic disparities, and cultural stigma. This session will address global challenges in achieving equitable access to mental health services and strategies for overcoming these obstacles.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Public health researchers, policymakers, and clinicians involved in addressing mental health disparities.
Eligible Speakers: Psychiatrists, global health leaders, and public health experts specializing in mental health equity.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Insights into the systemic and cultural barriers to mental health care access.
Knowledge of successful global initiatives to reduce disparities in mental health.
Practical frameworks to implement equitable policies and interventions.
Cultural beliefs and practices significantly influence mental health perceptions and care. This session will explore the importance of culturally sensitive approaches in mental health diagnosis, treatment, and community engagement to improve outcomes.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Clinicians, anthropologists, and mental health professionals focusing on culturally adapted care.
Eligible Speakers: Psychologists, psychiatrists, and cultural competency trainers with expertise in cross-cultural mental health.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Understanding the role of culture in mental health care delivery.
Skills to integrate cultural sensitivity into clinical and community-based practices.
Knowledge of culturally informed therapeutic interventions and frameworks.
Public health campaigns play a vital role in reducing stigma, increasing awareness, and promoting mental health care-seeking behavior. This session will examine innovative approaches to designing and implementing impactful mental health campaigns.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Public health professionals, campaign designers, and researchers studying mental health communication.
Eligible Speakers: Public health strategists, marketing professionals, and campaign developers with expertise in mental health initiatives.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Knowledge of best practices in designing impactful mental health campaigns.
Insights into leveraging digital platforms and media for greater outreach.
Strategies to measure the effectiveness of public health interventions.
Mental health issues often emerge during adolescence, making early intervention crucial. This session will focus on identifying risk factors, implementing school-based programs, and fostering resilience among youth and adolescents.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Child psychiatrists, school psychologists, and researchers working on youth mental health initiatives.
Eligible Speakers: Pediatric psychiatrists, school counselors, and mental health advocates for adolescents.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Insights into the developmental aspects of mental health in youth.
Practical tools for implementing early intervention programs in educational settings.
Strategies for fostering resilience and well-being among adolescents.
Marginalized and vulnerable populations often face significant mental health disparities due to socioeconomic factors, discrimination, and limited access to care. This session will address tailored approaches to improve mental health outcomes in these communities.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Clinicians, social workers, and researchers studying mental health in underserved populations.
Eligible Speakers: Public health professionals, community leaders, and clinicians with experience in working with marginalized groups.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Understanding the unique mental health challenges faced by marginalized populations.
Strategies for community-based interventions and inclusive care delivery.
Insights into policy reforms and programs designed to address disparities.
Chronic illnesses often coexist with mental health conditions, creating complex challenges in care delivery. This session will explore integrated approaches to managing co-morbidities, focusing on the interplay between mental health and conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and autoimmune disorders.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Psychiatrists, primary care physicians, and researchers specializing in chronic illness and mental health.
Eligible Speakers: Multidisciplinary clinicians, psychologists, and chronic disease specialists experienced in managing co-morbidities.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Insights into the bidirectional relationship between chronic illness and mental health.
Evidence-based strategies for integrated care models.
Tools for improving patient outcomes through multidisciplinary collaboration.
The gut-brain axis plays a critical role in mental health, influencing conditions such as anxiety, depression, and neurodegenerative disorders. This session will examine the latest research on the microbiome’s impact on mental health and therapeutic approaches targeting this connection.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Neuroscientists, gastroenterologists, and mental health researchers exploring the microbiome.
Eligible Speakers: Experts in neurogastroenterology, dietitians, and mental health practitioners focused on holistic care.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Understanding of the gut-brain axis and its impact on mental health.
Knowledge of emerging therapies targeting the microbiome.
Practical insights into integrating gut-brain health into clinical practice.
Lifestyle factors such as nutrition, physical activity, sleep, and stress management play a pivotal role in mental well-being. This session will discuss evidence-based approaches to incorporating lifestyle interventions into mental health care.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Clinicians, public health researchers, and wellness experts focusing on lifestyle interventions.
Eligible Speakers: Psychiatrists, lifestyle medicine specialists, and researchers studying the impact of behavior on mental health.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Practical tools to implement lifestyle interventions in mental health care.
Evidence-based strategies for promoting mental well-being through behavior change.
Insights into the long-term impact of lifestyle medicine on mental health outcomes.
Substance use disorders (SUDs) often coexist with mental health conditions, necessitating integrated and specialized care. This session will address innovative approaches to managing SUDs, including dual-diagnosis care models and harm reduction strategies.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Addiction specialists, psychiatrists, and researchers focusing on substance use and mental health.
Eligible Speakers: Clinical psychologists, addiction medicine physicians, and public health experts with experience in managing SUDs.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Understanding of the relationship between substance use and mental health.
Knowledge of dual-diagnosis treatment models and harm reduction strategies.
Practical insights into designing effective intervention programs for SUDs.
The workplace is a critical environment for mental health promotion and intervention. This session will explore strategies for creating supportive work environments, addressing workplace stress, and implementing mental health programs for employees.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Organizational psychologists, HR professionals, and researchers focused on workplace mental health.
Eligible Speakers: Occupational health specialists, business leaders, and psychologists with expertise in workplace mental health.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Practical tools to design and implement workplace mental health programs.
Insights into managing workplace stress and preventing burnout.
Strategies for fostering a culture of mental health awareness and support in organizations.
Mental health in older adults is a growing concern due to increasing life expectancies and the associated risks of social isolation and cognitive decline. This session will focus on strategies to address depression, anxiety, and dementia in the elderly, emphasizing community-based programs and therapeutic interventions.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Geriatric psychiatrists, neurologists, and mental health researchers studying aging populations.
Eligible Speakers: Clinicians, gerontologists, and community health practitioners with expertise in elderly mental health care.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Understanding the unique mental health challenges faced by older adults.
Strategies to design interventions that address isolation and promote cognitive health.
Insights into innovative therapies and support programs for elderly populations.
Perinatal mental health encompasses the emotional well-being of parents during pregnancy and the postpartum period. This session will explore approaches to identifying and treating conditions such as postpartum depression and anxiety, with a focus on family-centered care and community support systems.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Obstetricians, psychiatrists, psychologists, and midwives working on maternal mental health.
Eligible Speakers: Perinatal mental health specialists, family therapists, and community health workers.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Knowledge of best practices in screening and treating perinatal mental health conditions.
Practical tools for implementing family-focused mental health care.
Insights into integrating perinatal mental health services into broader healthcare systems.
Schools are a critical setting for early intervention in mental health. This session will focus on designing and implementing effective mental health programs in schools, addressing issues such as bullying, stress management, and access to counseling services for students.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: School counselors, child psychologists, and public health professionals focused on youth mental health.
Eligible Speakers: Educational psychologists, school administrators, and mental health advocates experienced in youth interventions.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Insights into creating mental health programs tailored to school environments.
Strategies to foster resilience and well-being among students.
Tools to collaborate with educators and families to support mental health in schools.
Trauma-informed care recognizes the lasting effects of trauma on mental health and emphasizes creating safe and supportive care environments. This session will explore trauma-informed approaches for individuals of all ages, highlighting the importance of addressing generational trauma and its impact on families and communities.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers specializing in trauma and mental health.
Eligible Speakers: Trauma specialists, clinical therapists, and community health leaders experienced in generational trauma care.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Knowledge of trauma-informed principles and their application across age groups.
Strategies to design safe, effective care environments for trauma survivors.
Insights into addressing the intergenerational impact of trauma on mental health.
Resilience is a key factor in maintaining mental well-being throughout life’s challenges. This session will explore interventions to build and strengthen resilience in individuals and communities, emphasizing strategies for children, adolescents, adults, and the elderly.
Who Can Submit and Deliver:
Abstract Submission: Psychologists, public health researchers, and clinicians focusing on resilience-building strategies.
Eligible Speakers: Mental health practitioners, educators, and community program developers.
What Delegates Will Gain:
Understanding resilience-building frameworks for different life stages.
Practical strategies for fostering resilience in clinical and community settings.
Tools to design resilience-focused programs for individuals and families.