9th Global Experts Meeting on
Psychiatry and Mental Health

This session focuses on a comprehensive understanding of anxiety disorders, covering their diagnosis, classification, and evidence-based therapeutic interventions. Discussions will incorporate     and psychiatric models, along with current practices in CBT, pharmacotherapy, and technology- based therapies.

 Tracks:

• Diagnostic Criteria for Anxiety Disorders
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Anxiety
• Pharmacological Management of Anxiety
• Panic Disorder and Social Anxiety Treatment
• Role of Technology in Anxiety Interventions

 This session delves into the psychological, neurological, and social aspects of addiction and    substance use disorders. Attendees will explore psychiatric comorbidities, behavioral therapies, and rehabilitation frameworks designed for lasting recovery across diverse populations.

    Sub-Tracks:

• Neurobiology of Addiction
• Substance Use Prevention Programs
• Behavioral Therapies for Addiction Recovery
• Dual Diagnosis: Addiction & Mental Illness
• Opioid and Alcohol Use Disorders

Focusing on the evolving landscape of clinical psychology, this session will highlight advanced psychological assessments, therapeutic innovations, and digital mental health tools. Topics will also include the application of psychiatry and telepsychology in managing complex mental disorders.

 Sub-Tracks:

• Emerging Trends in Psychotherapy
• Psychological Assessment Techniques
• Innovations in Clinical Interventions
• Telepsychology and Remote Counseling
• Evidence-Based Practice in Clinical Psychology

This session explores integrated approaches for managing psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and mood disturbances. It will address both neurological and mental health dimensions, featuring strategies for crisis stabilization, long-term care, and collaborative psychiatry.

Sub-Tracks:

• Integrated Treatment Approaches
• Managing Bipolar and Depressive Disorders
• Schizophrenia: Advances in Treatment
• Inpatient and Outpatient Psychiatric Care
• Crisis Stabilization and Suicide Prevention

This session explores the intersection of neuroscience and psychiatry, focusing on how brain structure and function influence mental health conditions. Topics include neurology, brain imaging, neurotransmitter activity, and neural circuitry involved in mental disorders, offering a biological understanding of psychiatric illnesses and treatment responses.

 Sub-Tracks:

• Brain Imaging Techniques in Psychiatry
• Neurotransmitter Systems and Mental Illness
• Neuroplasticity and Psychiatric Recovery
• Neurogenesis and behavioural Disorders
• Neuroscience in Mood and Psychotic Disorders

This session focuses on rehabilitation strategies for individuals recovering from psychiatric conditions. Emphasizing psychosocial recovery, skill development, and social reintegration, the session will address the impact of mental health nursing, community care, and the reduction of mental disorders through structured support.

   Sub-Tracks:

• Recovery-Oriented Rehabilitation Models
• Psychosocial Interventions
• Vocational Training and Employment Support
• Role of Family and Peer Support
• Community-Based Rehabilitation Programs

As digital psychiatry and telehealth reshape the healthcare landscape, this session investigates how mobile apps, AI tools, and virtual therapy are improving access to mental health services. It addresses innovations in remote diagnosis, data privacy, and the integration of digital platforms in clinical psychiatric practice

Sub-Tracks:

• Tele psychiatry Platforms and Implementation
• AI and Machine Learning in Mental Health
• Mobile Mental Health Applications
• Digital CBT and Online Therapy
• Ethical and Privacy Concerns in Tele psychiatry

Dedicated to the mental health of children and adolescents, this session will focus on the early diagnosis and treatment of behavioural, emotional, and developmental disorders . It will examine family-based interventions, school mental health programs, and early prevention of anxiety and related mental disorders.

Sub-Tracks:

• ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorders
• Early-Onset Mood and Anxiety Disorders
• Family Therapy for Children and Adolescents
• School-Based Mental Health Services
• Prevention of Youth Suicide and Self-Harm

This session highlights the critical role of psychiatric nursing in managing mental health       conditions. Covering patient-centred care, psychological communication, and emergency  intervention, it will emphasize the evolving responsibilities of nurses in psychiatry, rehabilitation,  and chronic disorder management.

Sub-Tracks:

• Psychiatric Nursing Assessment Tools
• Crisis Intervention and De-escalation Techniques
• Nurse-Led Mental Health Interventions
• Therapeutic Communication and Counseling
• Training and Development in Psychiatric Nursing

This session delves into various psychotherapy models and their application in treating diverse mental health conditions. It highlights evidence-based techniques grounded in psychology, such as psychodynamic therapy, humanistic approaches, and integrative therapies, to address emotional and cognitive issues across different populations.

      Sub-Tracks

• Psychodynamic Therapy Techniques
• Humanistic and Existential Therapies
• Integrative Psychotherapy Approaches
• Culturally Competent Psychotherapy
• Evaluating the Effectiveness of Therapy

This session explores how neurology informs psychiatric diagnosis and treatment, focusing on the biological basis of mental disorders. Topics will include neurological assessments, the role of the   central nervous system in emotional regulation, and neurological impacts on psychiatric symptoms a nd cognition.

Sub-Tracks

• Neurological Disorders with Psychiatric Symptoms
• Brain Circuits in Mood and Anxiety Disorders
• EEG and Neuroimaging in Psychiatry
• Epilepsy and Psychiatric Comorbidities
• Neurological Evaluation in Psychiatric Practice

This session provides a deep dive into Cognitive behavioural Therapy (CBT) as a frontline treatment for disorders such as anxiety, addiction, and depression. Attendees will explore structured strategies, case-based learning, and innovations in psychology for effective behaviour and thought modification.

Sub-Tracks

• Core CBT Principles and Models
• CBT for Anxiety and Panic Disorders
• Behavioural Activation and Exposure Therapy
• CBT for Substance Use Disorders
• Integrating CBT with Digital Tools

This session analyses the social dimensions of mental disorders, focusing on stigma, access to care, cultural perceptions, and community support. It will highlight how societal factors influence the prevalence, diagnosis, and treatment of mental health issues globally.

• Stigma and Mental Illness
• Social Determinants of Mental Health
• Mental Health Policy and Public Awareness
• Cultural Psychiatry
• Community-Based Support Systems

Addressing the mental health needs of the elderly, this session will focus on geriatric psychiatry, including the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders such as dementia, late-life depression, and anxiety. It emphasizes holistic care, rehabilitation, and the importance of family and community support.

Sub-Tracks

• Cognitive Decline and Dementia Care
• Late-Onset Depression and Anxiety
• Geriatric Psychopharmacology
• End-of-Life Mental Health Support
• Geriatric Community Mental Health Programs

This session focuses on the psychological and neurobiological consequences of trauma and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). It explores effective therapeutic approaches, including trauma-informed care, and highlights the role of psychology, psychiatry, and rehabilitation in treating survivors of traumatic experiences.

Sub-Tracks:

• Neurobiology of Trauma and PTSD
• Trauma-Informed Therapy Techniques
• PTSD in Veterans and First Responders
• Childhood Trauma and Long-Term Effects

Integrating Pharmacological and Psychotherapeutic Interventions 

This session addresses community-based mental health systems, focusing on accessible care, prevention strategies, and social support. It highlights public mental health programs, rehabilitation services, and cultural adaptations in psychological interventions for diverse communities.

     Sub-Tracks:

• Mental Health Promotion in Underserved Populations
• Community-Based Rehabilitation and Outreach
• Integration of Mental Health into Primary Care
• Peer Support and Volunteer Programs
• Mental Health Education and Stigma Reduction

This session delves into the latest research in psychopharmacology, examining how medications affect the brain and behavior. It includes advances in drug development for mental disorders, treatment of anxiety, addiction, and the integration of pharmacology with psychotherapy.

Sub-Tracks:

• Antidepressants and Antipsychotics: Mechanisms and Effects
• Pharmacological Treatment for Anxiety and Panic
• Managing Side Effects and Drug Interactions
• Medication Use in Neurodevelopmental Disorders
• Personalized Psychiatry and Medication Adherence

This session explores the intersection of psychiatry and the legal system. Topics include the assessment of mental competency, criminal responsibility, risk evaluation, and the treatment of offenders with mental disorders in forensic settings.

   Tracks:

• Legal Standards of Insanity and Competency
• Risk Assessment and Violence Prediction
• Mental Health Services in Prisons
• Ethics and Confidentiality in Forensic Psychiatry
• Rehabilitation of Criminal Offenders with Mental Illness

This session covers the diagnosis and management of neurodevelopmental disorders such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), ADHD, and intellectual disabilities. Emphasis will be on early intervention, neurological understanding, and integrated therapy approaches.

   Sub-Tracks

• Early Diagnosis and Screening Tools
• Behavioural and Educational Interventions
• Neurological Basis of Neurodevelopmental Disorders
• Transition Planning from Youth to Adulthood
• Comorbidities and Long-Term Management

This session examines the influence of cultural beliefs, values, and practices on mental health, diagnosis, and treatment. It emphasizes culturally competent care and the adaptation of psychological and psychiatric methods to suit diverse populations and communities.

 Sub-Tracks:

• Cultural Perceptions of Mental Illness
• Culturally Adapted Psychotherapy Models
• Language Barriers and Communication in Psychiatry
• Traditional and Indigenous Healing Practices
• Mental Health Disparities Across Ethnic Groups

This session explores the role of mindfulness-based practices in enhancing emotional regulation, reducing anxiety, and improving overall mental health. Emphasis will be placed on integrating psychological techniques with meditation and breathing exercises to support recovery from mental disorders and stress-related conditions.

Sub-Tracks:

• Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)
• Meditation for Stress and Anxiety Relief
• Mindfulness in Clinical Psychology
• Mindfulness for Addiction Recovery
• Neurological Effects of Mindfulness Practices

This session covers the study of the distribution and determinants of mental disorders in    populations. It focuses on trends in psychiatric conditions such as anxiety, addiction, and depression, highlighting the importance of public health data in planning mental health services.

         Sub-Tracks:

• Global Prevalence of Psychiatric Disorders
• Epidemiological Trends in Depression and Anxiety
• Substance Use and Population Risk Factors
• Mental Health Surveillance and Reporting
• Public Health Strategies in Psychiatry

This session highlights evidence-based approaches to suicide prevention, including psychological  assessments, early warning signs, and posttension models. It addresses the role of psychiatry, psychology, and rehabilitation in preventing suicide across age groups, especially among those with mental health and neurological conditions.

 Tracks:

• Risk Assessment and Crisis Intervention
• Suicide Prevention in Youth and Elderly
• Role of Primary Care in Suicide Prevention
• Psychotherapy for Suicidal Ideation
• Community-Based Support and Posttension

This session examines integrative approaches that combine conventional psychiatric treatments with complementary therapies. It includes discussions on nutrition, lifestyle medicine, mind-body practices, and how integrative care supports recovery in mental health, addiction, and chronic mental disorders.

Sub-Tracks:

• Nutritional Psychiatry and Brain Health
• Integrating Yoga and Mind-Body Techniques
• Complementary Therapies in Anxiety and Depression
• Herbal and Natural Supplements in Psychiatry
• Personalized Integrative Treatment Plans

  This session delves into the genetic basis of psychiatric conditions, exploring how heredity and gene-environment interactions influence mental disorders such as anxiety, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder. It will also examine the overlap between neurology and genetic risk in mental health.

Sub- Tracks:

• Genetic Risk Factors in Psychiatric Illness
• Epigenetics in Depression and Anxiety
• Genome-Wide Association Studies (GWAS)
• Heritability of Neurodevelopmental Disorders
• Ethical Issues in Psychiatric Genetic Testing

This session focuses on promoting mental health in organizational settings. It explores strategies to reduce workplace anxiety, burnout, and stress while enhancing productivity and emotional well-being through psychological support, rehabilitation, and mental health policy.

   Sub- Tracks:

• Mental Health Programs in the Workplace
• Preventing Burnout and Stress
• Psychological Safety and Leadership Support
• Corporate Wellness and Employee Assistance
• Managing Addiction and Mental Illness at Work

This session emphasizes the importance of strong mental health policies, legal frameworks, and advocacy efforts in improving global access to care. It will explore strategies for reducing stigma, enhancing funding, and expanding services for mental disorders, addiction, and psychiatric care.

    Sub-Tracks:

• Global Mental Health Policy Frameworks
• Advocacy for Mental Health Rights
• Legislation for Psychiatric Care Access
• Public-Private Partnerships in Mental Health
• Mental Health in Humanitarian and Crisis Settings

Psychiatry is the medical field focused on diagnosing, preventing, and treating mental, emotional, and behavioural disorders. It blends psychological, biological, and clinical approaches to address conditions like depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder. This session explores breakthroughs in psychiatric research, novel therapies, neurobiological insights, and the importance of early diagnosis and community-based care.

Sub-tracks:
• Clinical Psychiatry
• Biological Psychiatry
• Geriatric & Adolescent Psychiatry
• Psychiatric Rehabilitation
• Psychiatric Ethics & Law