About Conference

Welcoming participants worldwide to the "19th International Conference on Mental Health & Psychiatry," a hybrid event scheduled for October 30-31, 2025, in Paris, France. This prestigious conference will spotlight critical issues, innovative therapies, and advancements in mental healthcare under the theme:
"Challenges in Psychiatry & Hopeful Future for Preventing Mental Disorder."

This event offers both in-person and virtual participation, bringing together psychiatrists, mental health professionals, researchers, clinicians, and industry experts from across the globe. Join us to explore cutting-edge research, foster global collaborations, and evaluate transformative strategies in the field of psychiatry and mental health.

The Mental Health & Psychiatry Conference 2025 focuses on the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of various mental health disorders. This includes discussions on psychological, emotional, and behavioral issues, emphasizing both clinical and community-based approaches to mental healthcare. Topics include mood disorders, anxiety, trauma, addiction, child and adolescent psychiatry, psychiatric nursing, and innovations in therapy and diagnosis.

Recent advancements in psychiatry, including novel treatment approaches, technological integration in mental healthcare, and personalized medicine, will be a key focus, reflecting the rapid progress and hope within the field. Be part of this exceptional global platform working toward a healthier mental future.

Target Audience:

• Psychiatrists and Psychologists

• Mental Health Professionals and Counselors

• Neurologists and Neuropsychiatrists

• Social Workers and Therapists

• Psychiatric Nurses and Mental Health Nurses

• Researchers in Psychiatry, Psychology, and Behavioral Sciences

• Clinical Practitioners and General Physicians

• Students and Residents in Psychiatry and Psychology

• Pharmacologists and Mental Health Pharmacists

• Healthcare Administrators and Policy Makers

• Representatives from Mental Health NGOs and Patient Advocacy Groups

• Healthcare Startups and Entrepreneurs focused on Mental Wellness

• Academic Professionals and University Faculty in Psychology and Psychiatry

• Professionals from the Pharmaceutical and Biotech sectors involved in psychiatry

Sessions / Tracks

Track 1: Depression and Anxiety Disorders

This track explores the latest findings in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of depression and various anxiety disorders, including generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, and social anxiety. Sessions will focus on neurobiological mechanisms, pharmacotherapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and integrated care models. Emerging interventions like digital therapeutics and mindfulness-based strategies will also be discussed. The track encourages global insights into reducing stigma and improving mental wellness outcomes.

Track 2: Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

Focusing on early-onset mental health disorders, this track addresses developmental, behavioral, and emotional issues in children and adolescents. Topics include autism spectrum disorders, ADHD, mood dysregulation, and trauma. It will highlight early diagnosis, intervention strategies, and school-based mental health programs. Experts will discuss both pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches tailored to younger populations.

Track 3: Schizophrenia and Psychotic Disorders

This track covers advances in understanding schizophrenia, delusional disorders, and schizoaffective conditions. Discussions will include neuroimaging findings, genetic predispositions, treatment resistance, and innovations in antipsychotic medications. The role of early intervention services and community-based recovery programs will be emphasized. Attention will also be given to long-term rehabilitation and social integration.

Track 4: Bipolar Disorder and Mood Dysregulation

A deep dive into the challenges of diagnosing and treating bipolar spectrum disorders, this track includes discussions on rapid cycling, mixed episodes, and comorbid conditions. Experts will share insights into mood stabilizers, psychotherapy, and the importance of lifestyle modifications. Emphasis will be on improving diagnostic accuracy and personalized treatment strategies.

Track 5: Neuropsychiatry and Brain Disorders

This interdisciplinary track bridges psychiatry and neurology, examining brain-based mental health conditions like traumatic brain injury (TBI), epilepsy-related psychiatric symptoms, and Huntington’s disease. Topics will include the use of EEG, neuroimaging, and biomarkers to enhance diagnosis and treatment. Cognitive dysfunction, emotional dysregulation, and neuroplasticity will be focal points of the discussion.

Track 6: Addiction Psychiatry and Substance Use Disorders

Explore the psychological, social, and biological aspects of addiction, including alcohol, opioids, cannabis, and behavioral addictions such as gaming. This track will highlight dual diagnosis challenges, harm reduction, and emerging therapies like medication-assisted treatment (MAT). Public health strategies and rehabilitation programs will also be key discussion points.

Track 7: Women’s Mental Health

This track focuses on gender-specific mental health issues, including perinatal and postpartum depression, PMDD, trauma, and eating disorders. Discussions will include the hormonal, cultural, and psychological dimensions of women’s mental health. The need for gender-sensitive care models and advocacy for mental health equity will be explored.

Track 8: Geriatric Psychiatry and Aging

Addressing mental health in aging populations, this track will cover dementia, depression in elderly patients, Alzheimer’s disease, and caregiving challenges. Interventions promoting cognitive health, social support systems, and elder-friendly psychiatric care will be emphasized. Special focus will be given to the intersection of physical and mental health in older adults.

Track 9: Trauma and PTSD

This track explores the neurobiology and clinical management of post-traumatic stress disorder and related trauma conditions. Discussions will involve trauma-informed care, EMDR, exposure therapy, and the impact of childhood trauma on adult psychopathology. War veterans, refugees, and survivors of abuse will be central to many case studies and interventions discussed.

Track 10: Personality Disorders

Focusing on borderline, narcissistic, antisocial, and other personality disorders, this track delves into clinical challenges, psychodynamic approaches, and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). Sessions will explore how personality traits affect interpersonal relationships, treatment adherence, and co-occurring disorders. The role of early intervention in adolescence will be considered.

Track 11: Forensic Psychiatry

This track addresses the intersection of law and psychiatry, including mental illness in the criminal justice system, competency evaluations, and risk assessment. It will cover the management of mentally ill offenders and ethical issues in forensic practice. Mental health law, legal frameworks, and reform policies will also be presented.

Track 12: Psychopharmacology and Novel Therapeutics

Explore current and emerging pharmacological treatments for psychiatric conditions. This track includes discussions on antipsychotics, antidepressants, mood stabilizers, and anxiolytics. Sessions will highlight side effects, drug interactions, pharmacogenomics, and treatment resistance. Emerging treatments such as ketamine, psychedelics, and neuromodulators will be key features.

Track 13: Psychiatric Nursing and Mental Health Care

This track highlights the critical role of psychiatric nurses in mental healthcare delivery. Topics include crisis intervention, patient communication, therapeutic environments, and nursing leadership. Case management in both acute and long-term care settings will be explored, along with updates in nursing education and evidence-based practices.

Track 14: Mental Health and Technology

Explore how digital platforms, telepsychiatry, AI, and mobile apps are transforming mental health care delivery. This track will examine digital therapeutics, virtual reality in therapy, and wearable technologies for monitoring mood and behavior. Challenges such as digital privacy, access, and patient engagement will also be discussed.

Track 15: Suicide Prevention and Crisis Intervention

This critical track addresses strategies to identify and support individuals at risk of suicide. Topics include suicide risk assessments, hotline services, emergency psychiatry, and postvention approaches. The role of media, family involvement, and public awareness campaigns will be examined to support prevention at various levels.

Track 16: Cross-Cultural Psychiatry and Global Mental Health

This track explores how culture, language, and societal norms influence mental health understanding and treatment across different populations. Case studies from low-resource settings, indigenous populations, and displaced communities will be presented. It also highlights international collaboration for mental health policy development.

Track 17: Cognitive Behavioral and Psychodynamic Therapies

Focused on psychotherapy techniques, this track includes CBT, DBT, ACT, and psychodynamic therapy. Emphasis will be on therapeutic relationships, structured interventions, and long-term outcomes. Sessions will compare efficacy across conditions and patient demographics and promote evidence-based mental health therapy models.

Track 18: LGBTQ+ Mental Health

Dedicated to addressing mental health disparities in LGBTQ+ communities, this track will cover identity development, trauma, minority stress, and inclusive care practices. Experts will discuss affirmative therapy, barriers to access, and intersectional challenges. Community engagement and support strategies will also be shared.

Track 19: Mental Health Policy, Ethics, and Advocacy

This track covers ethical dilemmas in psychiatry, policy-making, and global advocacy for mental health rights. Topics include involuntary treatment, confidentiality, mental health insurance, and patient autonomy. Presentations will also highlight ongoing efforts to decriminalize mental illness and promote inclusive mental healthcare systems.

Track 20: Resilience, Mindfulness, and Well-Being

This wellness-oriented track examines strategies to build psychological resilience and promote well-being in both patients and professionals. Topics include mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR), meditation, gratitude practices, and positive psychology. The link between emotional intelligence, workplace stress, and burnout prevention will be addressed.