Name: 6th Global Experts Meeting on Psychiatry and Mental Health
Start: 2024-11-21
End: 2024-11-23
Location: Dubai

Conference Information

Welcome message

Dear Honored Guests,

Welcome to the “6th Global Experts Meeting on Psychiatry and Mental Health” on November 21-22, 2024 in the vibrant city of Dubai, UAE.

This event represents a major milestone in our pursuit of excellence in Psychiatry and Mental Health. We are excited to host leading researchers, clinicians, and thought leaders from around the world to enhance our understanding and treatment of mental health disorders.

We encourage you to actively participate in sessions relevant to your expertise, engage with peers, and explore transformative approaches in patient care.

We are honored to welcome you to Dubai, celebrated for its innovative spirit and rich cultural heritage—offers an ideal backdrop for this event. Together, let’s advance mental health and make a meaningful impact.

Welcome to the “Psychiatry 2024”. We wish you a transformative and inspiring experience.

Regards,
Lyra hawkwood
Program Manager | Psychiatry 2024
Whatsapp: +44 7389644903

Registration & Deadlines

Group Registration Details:

Enhance Your Psychiatry Expertise at Psychiatry 2024!

Group Registration Offer: Gather your colleagues! Register a group of 5 or more and enjoy a 25% discount on the total registration fee. This is a fantastic opportunity to bring your team together and save on costs.

Early Bird Specials: Register early to unlock exclusive early bird perks, designed to enhance your conference experience. Check the Psychiatry 2024 Conference website for full details on these exciting benefits.

Why Attend? By leveraging our group registration discount and early bird specials, you can significantly reduce the cost of attending this leading psychiatry event. This conference is an exceptional platform to expand your knowledge, network with industry peers, and advance your professional practice.

Join Us in Dubai: Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a transformative event in the field of psychiatry. Reserve your place now and advance further in your professional career!

For more registration details visit the website Psychiatry 2024!

Deadlines:

Abstract Submission Opens: August 1, 2024

Registration Begins: August 1, 2024

Early Bird Registration Closes: September 31, 2024

On-Site Registration: November 21, 2024

Notification of Abstract Status: Within 2-3 days

Conference Dates: November 21-22, 2024, Dubai, UAE

All deadlines are effective at Midnight - 11:59 pm UAE Time Zone

Guidelines

Guidelines for Abstract Submissions:

Get ready to showcase your innovative research to a global audience at 6th Global Experts Meeting on Psychiatry and Mental Health. This is your opportunity to present your latest findings and make a significant impact in the field of mental health.

Once you submit your abstract, you will receive an acknowledgment email within one business day. If you do not get this confirmation, please contact us immediately at psychiatry@pulsusforum.com

Don’t miss this chance to highlight your work, increase your visibility, and advance your professional standing. Join us at Psychiatry 2024 and make your mark!

Criteria for Abstract Evaluation

Abstracts and poster proposals will be meticulously reviewed based on the following standards:

Relevance to Conference Themes: The Advisory Board ensures that each abstracts aligns with the conference topics, maintaining its relevance and coherence.
Quality of Presentation: Submissions will be judged on their clarity, organization, and engagement, aiming for well-structured and impactful presentations.
Research Methodology: For empirical research, the evaluation will focus on the rigor of the study’s design, including research questions, data sources, collection methods, analysis, and findings.
Importance and Timeliness: The proposal’s relevance, current significance, and appropriateness to the mental health field will be assessed.
Theoretical and Practical Relevance: Abstracts should demonstrate a strong theoretical basis and practical applicability, connecting theory with real-world practice.
Innovation: The originality and fresh perspective of the research or ideas presented will be considered.

These standards ensure that accepted abstracts and posters uphold high quality and diversity.

Review Procedure:

At 6th Global Experts Meeting on Psychiatry and Mental Health, we are committed to a fair and efficient review process adhering to international double-blind peer review practices, involving expert academics from around the world.

Key aspects of our review process include:

Timely Notification: Authors will receive review decisions within two days of submission.
Final Decision: The Conference Chair will make the final determination on abstracts, ensuring a fair and comprehensive review.
Reviewer Feedback: Notifications of acceptance or rejection will include detailed comments from reviewers to help improve your submission if needed.
Revision Opportunities: If revisions are necessary, authors will have one day to make adjustments based on feedback.

We strive for a transparent and efficient review process, ensuring high-quality presentations at the conference.

Submission Instructions:

To facilitate a smooth submission process, please adhere to the following guidelines:

Online Submission: Submit your abstract in Word format through the online system, selecting the appropriate presentation type (Oral, Poster, or Young Research Forum).
Session Selection: Choose the session for your presentation from the available options listed in the Scientific Sessions.
Use Template: Follow the provided template for abstract preparation.
Word Limit: Keep your abstract concise, within a 300-word limit.
Alignment with Themes: Ensure your abstract fits one or more of the conference themes or topics.
Author Details: Include the affiliations and organizations for all contributing authors.
Paper Organization: Structure your abstract with sections including abstract, Introduction, Methodology, Results, Conclusions, Acknowledgements (if applicable), and References.
Author Biography: Provide a brief biography (maximum 150 words) with a photo and email ID for each author, as outlined in the abstract Template.
Registration Requirement: All presenters must register for the conference and attend their assigned session (November 21-22, 2024).
Single Submission Rule: Each presenter may submit only one abstract. However, presenters representing community organizations may submit additional abstracts for their individual work.
Abstract Reassignment: abstracts not aligning with the selected topic may be reassigned by the Review Committee as needed.

Following these guidelines will facilitate a successful submission for 6th Global Experts Meeting on Psychiatry and Mental Health.

For any questions or clarifications, please contact us at psychiatry@pulsusforum.com We’re here to provide assistance and respond to your inquiries promptly.

Feel free to get in touch—we’re happy to help!

Sessions

Track 1: Mood Disorders

Explore the complexities of Mood Disorders, including Depression and Bipolar Disorder. Learn more about cutting-edge research, advanced treatment modalities, and management strategies to improve patient outcomes and address the multifaceted nature of these conditions.

Track 1-1: Major Depressive Disorder
Track 1-2: Bipolar Disorder Management
Track 1-3: Seasonal Affective Disorder
Track 1-4: Persistent Depressive Disorder
Track 1-5: Depression and Anxiety Comorbidities

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Track 2: Anxiety Disorders

Examine a range of Anxiety disorders, such as generalized Anxiety disorder, panic disorder, and Social Anxiety. Delve into the latest diagnostic tools, therapeutic techniques, and treatment innovations aimed at alleviating the profound impact of Anxiety on individuals' lives.

Track 2-1: Generalized Anxiety disorder
Track 2-2: Panic Disorder
Track 2-3: Social Anxiety disorder
Track 2-4: Specific Phobias
Track 2-5: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

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Track 3: Psychotic Disorders

Focus on disorders marked by disruptions in reality, including schizophrenia and delusional disorders. Gain insights into the latest advancements in treatment, management strategies, and research aimed at improving care for individuals experiencing psychosis.

Track 3-1: Schizophrenia
Track 3-2: Schizoaffective Disorder
Track 3-3: Delusional Disorders
Track 3-4: Brief Psychotic Disorder
Track 3-5: Psychosis in Bipolar Disorder

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Track 4: Personality Disorders

Understand the intricacies of Personality Disorders, such as borderline and narcissistic Personality Disorders. Explore their effects on personal and professional relationships, and discuss diagnostic criteria, treatment approaches, and strategies for effective intervention.

Track 4-1: Borderline Personality Disorder
Track 4-2: Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Track 4-3: Antisocial Personality Disorder
Track 4-4: Histrionic Personality Disorder
Track 4-5: Avoidant Personality Disorder

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Track 5: Eating Disorders

Address various Eating Disorders, including anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorder. Examine current treatment methodologies, the latest research on disordered eating patterns, and strategies for managing body image issues and promoting recovery.

Track 5-1: Anorexia Nervosa
Track 5-2: Bulimia Nervosa
Track 5-3: Binge Eating Disorder
Track 5-4: Orthorexia
Track 5-5: Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID)

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Track 6: Trauma and Stress-Related Disorders

Explore disorders resulting from trauma and stress, including PTSD and Acute stress disorder. Discuss therapeutic approaches, recovery models, and intervention strategies designed to support individuals affected by these challenging conditions.

Track 6-1: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Track 6-2: Acute Stress Disorder
Track 6-3: Complex PTSD
Track 6-4: Trauma and Attachment
Track 6-5: Trauma-Informed Care

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Track 7: Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Focus on Neurodevelopmental Disorders such as ADHD and autism spectrum disorders. Delve into diagnostic criteria, early intervention strategies, and support mechanisms aimed at improving developmental outcomes and quality of life for affected individuals.

Track 7-1: Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Track 7-2: Autism Spectrum Disorder
Track 7-3: Specific Learning Disorders
Track 7-4: Intellectual Disabilities
Track 7-5: Developmental Coordination Disorder

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Track 8: Substance Use Disorders

Investigate the intersection of substance use and mental health, including disorders related to alcohol, opioids, and stimulants. Discuss integrated treatment approaches, recovery strategies, and interventions for managing co-occurring mental health conditions.

Track 8-1: Alcohol Use Disorder
Track 8-2: Opioid Use Disorder
Track 8-3: Stimulant Use Disorder
Track 8-4: Cannabis Use Disorder
Track 8-5: Substance Use and Co-occurring mental health Disorders

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Track 9: Cognitive Disorders

Examine Cognitive Disorders like Dementia and delirium that affect memory and cognitive function. Explore the latest research, diagnostic tools, and management strategies to enhance care for individuals with these debilitating conditions.

Track 9-1: Alzheimer’s Disease
Track 9-2: Vascular Dementia
Track 9-3: Frontotemporal Dementia
Track 9-4: Delirium
Track 9-5: Cognitive Impairment in Neurodegenerative Disorders

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Track 10: Impulse-Control Disorders

Discuss disorders characterized by difficulties in controlling impulses, such as trichotillomania and kleptomania. Explore effective treatment options, behavioral interventions, and strategies for managing impulsive behaviors.

Track 10-1: Intermittent Explosive Disorder
Track 10-2: Kleptomania
Track 10-3: Pyromania
Track 10-4: Trichotillomania (Hair-Pulling Disorder)
Track 10-5: Compulsive Gambling

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Track 11: PsychoTherapy Techniques

Discover various psychotherapeutic approaches, including CBT, DBT, and EMDR. Explore their applications, effectiveness, and role in enhancing therapeutic outcomes for individuals with diverse mental health needs.

Track 11-1: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Track 11-2: Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Track 11-3:Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
Track 11-4: Mindfulness-Based Therapy
Track 11-5: Psychodynamic Therapy

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Track 12: Group Therapy

Investigates the effectiveness and methodologies of Group Therapy. Explore different types of Group Therapy, facilitation techniques, and the dynamics influencing group processes. Evaluate the benefits, challenges, and outcomes of Group Therapy.

Track 12-1: Types of Group Therapy
Track 12-2: Facilitating Group Therapy Sessions
Track 12-3: Group Dynamics and Process
Track 12-4: Benefits and Challenges
Track 12-5: Evaluating Group Therapy Outcomes

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Track 13: Family Therapy

Explores various Family Therapy approaches and their impact on mental health. Discuss structural, strategic, and systemic models, along with family-based interventions. Examine practical strategies for integrating family therapy into clinical practice.

Track 13-1: Structural Family Therapy.
Track 13-2: Strategic Family Therapy.
Track 13-3: Systemic Family Therapy.
Track 13-4: Family-Based Interventions.
Track 13-5: Integrating Family Therapy into Practice.

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Track 14: Trauma Recovery

Focuses on strategies and interventions for recovering from psychological trauma. Review Trauma Recovery models, therapeutic approaches, and the role of support systems. Address recovery adaptations for different populations and long-term outcomes.

Track 14-1: Trauma Recovery Models
Track 14-2: Therapeutic Approaches to Trauma
Track 14-3: Role of Support Systems
Track 14-4: Trauma Recovery in Different Populations
Track 14-5: Long-Term Outcomes of Trauma Recovery

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Track 15: Cultural and Diversity Issues

Addresses mental health across different cultures and communities. Explore cultural competence, the impact of cultural beliefs on Therapy, and strategies for overcoming cultural barriers. Tailor treatments to diverse populations and promote inclusivity.

Track 15-1: Cultural Competence In Mental Health
Track 15-2: Addressing Diversity In Therapy
Track 15-3: Impact Of Cultural Beliefs On Mental Health
Track 15-4: Tailoring Treatments For Diverse Populations
Track 15-5: Overcoming Cultural Barriers In Mental Health

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Track 16: Adolescent Psychiatry

Examines Mental Health issues specific to adolescents, including Depression, ADHD, and Anxiety disorders. Focuses on managing substance use and Eating Disorders in teenagers. Explore effective treatment strategies for these conditions.

Track 16-1: Adolescent Depression
Track 16-2: ADHD in Adolescents
Track 16-3: Anxiety disorders in Adolescents
Track 16-4: Substance Use in Teenagers
Track 16-5: Eating Disorders in Adolescents

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Track 17: Geriatric psychiatry

Focuses on mental health issues in older adults, including Depression, Dementia, and late-life Anxiety. Discuss managing behavioral symptoms in Dementia and explore geriatric-specific interventions. Address the unique challenges of mental health in aging populations.

Track 17-1: Depression in Older Adults.
Track 17-2: Dementia and Cognitive Decline.
Track 17-3: Late-Life Anxiety disorders.
Track 17-4: Managing Behavioral Symptoms in Dementia.
Track 17-5: Geriatric Psychiatry Interventions.

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Track 18: Substance Use And Mental Health

Explores the complex relationship between substance use and mental health disorders. Discuss co-occurring disorders, recovery strategies, and relapse prevention. Examine integrated treatment approaches and policy strategies for managing substance use.

Track 18-1: Co-occurring Disorders: Diagnosis and Treatment
Track 18-2: Substance Use and Psychosis
Track 18-3: Recovery and Relapse Prevention
Track 18-4: Integrated Treatment Approaches
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Track 19: Psychiatric Emergencies

Focuses on managing acute Psychiatric conditions and crises. Covers techniques for handling psychotic episodes, crisis intervention, and emergency psychiatry. Address suicide risk assessment, management, and strategies for dealing with aggressive behavior.

Track 19-1: Acute Psychotic Episodes
Track 19-2: Crisis Intervention Techniques
Track 19-3: Emergency psychiatry in the ED
Track 19-4: Suicide Risk Assessment and Management
Track 19-5: Handling Aggressive Behavior

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Track 20: Digital Mental Health

Explores the impact and potential of digital tools in mental health care. Investigate telepsychiatry innovations, mental health apps, and digital therapies. Address data privacy concerns and consider future directions in digital psychiatry.

Track 20-1: Telepsychiatry Innovations
Track 20-2: Mental Health Apps And Digital Therapies
Track 20-3: Data Privacy In Digital Mental Health
Track 20-4: Evaluating Digital Mental Health Tools
Track 20-5: Future Directions In Digital Psychiatry

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Track 21: Research and Innovations

Discusses the latest research findings and innovative practices in psychiatry. Review advances in Psychiatric research, novel treatment modalities, and genetic research. Explore neuroscience, clinical trials, and emerging therapies.

Track 21-1: Advances In Psychiatric Research
Track 21-2: Innovative Treatment Modalities
Track 21-3: Genetic Research In Psychiatry
Track 21-4: Neuroscience And Mental Health
Track 21-5: Clinical Trials And Emerging Therapies

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Track 22: Legal and Ethical Issues

Addresses legal and ethical considerations in Psychiatric practice. Discuss involuntary commitment laws, patient confidentiality, and ethical research practices. Explore legal challenges in mental health care and issues related to informed consent.

Track 22-1: Involuntary Commitment Laws
Track 22-2: Confidentiality And Patient Rights
Track 22-3: Ethics In Psychiatric Research
Track 22-4: Legal Challenges In Mental Health Care
Track 22-5: Informed Consent And Capacity

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Track 23: Sleep Disorders

Focuses on understanding the relationship between sleep and mental health, including common Sleep Disorders. Explore Insomnia, sleep apnea, circadian rhythm disorders, and their impact on mental health. Discuss behavioral sleep medicine approaches.

Track 23-1: Insomnia And Its Management
Track 23-2: Sleep Apnea And Mental Health
Track 23-3: Circadian Rhythm Disorders
Track 23-4: Sleep And Depression
Track 23-5: Behavioral Sleep Medicine

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Track 24: Childhood Trauma

Addresses the impact of Childhood Trauma on mental health and effective intervention strategies. Explore the effects of early trauma, trauma-informed care, and interventions for trauma survivors. Discuss the role of caregivers and long-term outcomes.

Track 24-1: Effects of Early Childhood Trauma
Track 24-2: Trauma-Informed Care for Children
Track 24-3: Interventions for Trauma Survivors
Track 24-4: Role of Caregivers and Educators
Track 24-5: Long-Term Outcomes of Childhood Trauma

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Track 25: Community Mental Health

Explores community-based approaches and interventions for mental health promotion and support. Discuss community mental health programs, integration with primary care, and outreach strategies. Evaluate community support networks and initiatives.

Track 25-1: Community Mental Health Programs
Track 25-2: Integrating Mental Health Into Primary Care
Track 25-3: Outreach And Education Strategies
Track 25-4: Community Support Networks
Track 25-5: Evaluating Community Mental Health Initiatives

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Track 26: Psychopharmacology

Explores the use of medications in treating mental health disorders, including recent advancements and research. Review developments in antidepressants, antipsychotics, and medication management. Discuss psychopharmacology in children and adolescents.

Track 26-1: Antidepressants: New Developments
Track 26-2: Antipsychotic Medications
Track 26-3: Medication Management in Bipolar Disorder
Track 26-4: Psychopharmacology in Children and Adolescents
Track 26-5: Side Effects and Long-Term Use

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Global mental health Summit (GMHS) | International Symposium on Schizophrenia and Psychotic Disorders (ISSPD) | Annual Meeting of the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ACNP) | Annual Meeting of the Psychiatric Practitioners Association (PPA) | International Conference of the International Association of Cognitive Psychotherapy (IACP) | Conference of the American Association of Pediatric psychiatry and Development (AAPPD) | Conference of the Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Foundation (ADHDF)

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Track 27: Forensic Psychiatry

This topic addresses the intersection of psychiatry and the legal system, including criminal behavior and legal responsibilities. Explore competency to stand trial, risk assessment, and mental health in prisons. Discuss ethical dilemmas in forensic psychiatry.

Track 27-1: Competency To Stand Trial
Track 27-2: Risk Assessment And Management
Track 27-3: Criminal Responsibility And Mental Illness
Track 27-4: Mental Health In Prisons
Track 27-5: Ethical Dilemmas In Forensic Psychiatry

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Track 28: Integrated Care Models

Discusses collaborative approaches to mental health care, integrating psychiatry with other medical specialties. Explore collaborative care models, psychiatry in primary care, and interdisciplinary treatment teams. Examine the benefits and implementation of integrated care systems.

Track 28-1: Collaborative Care Models
Track 28-2: Psychiatry In Primary Care
Track 28-3: Interdisciplinary Treatment Teams
Track 28-4: Benefits Of Integrated Care
Track 28-5: Implementing Integrated Care Systems

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Track 29: Gender and Sexuality

Explores mental health issues related to gender identity, sexual orientation, and LGBTQ+ challenges. Discuss gender dysphoria, mental health in LGBTQ+ youth, and intersectionality. Address affirmative Therapy practices and stigma reduction.

Track 29-1: Gender Dysphoria And Treatment
Track 29-2: Mental Health In LGBTQ+ Youth
Track 29-3: Intersectionality And Mental Health
Track 29-4: Affirmative Therapy Practices
Track 29-5: Reducing Stigma In Healthcare

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Conference of the Canadian Institute for Psychotherapy and Counselling (CIPS) | Annual Meeting of the American Society of mental health (ASMH) | Congress of the European Association for Body Psychotherapy (EABP) | Conference of mental health America (MHA) |Conference of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) | Conference of the mental health Foundation (MHF) |

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Track 30: Workplace Mental Health

Addresses mental health challenges in the workplace and strategies for promoting employee well-being. Discuss stress and burnout prevention, mental health support programs, and work-life balance. Investigate approaches to addressing workplace bullying and fostering environments that support mental health.

Track 30-1: Stress And Burnout Prevention
Track 30-2: Mental Health Support Programs
Track 30-3: Managing Work-Life Balance
Track 30-4: Addressing Workplace Bullying And Harassment
Track 30-5: Creating Mental Health-Friendly Work Environments

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Track 31: Case Reports and Case Studies

This track delves into detailed case reports and Case Studies that offer unique insights and practical examples of Psychiatric conditions and treatments. It highlights the importance of individual patient experiences in understanding mental health and refining therapeutic approaches. Attendees will explore a diverse range of Case Studies that illustrate complex Psychiatric issues, innovative treatment methods, and lessons learned from real-world scenarios.

Track 31-1: Complex Psychiatric Cases
Track 31-2: Innovative Treatment Approaches
Track 31-3: Multidisciplinary Case Management
Track 31-4: Long-Term Outcomes and Follow-Up
Track 31-5: Lessons from Rare and Unusual Cases

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Global mental health Summit (GMHS) | International Symposium on Schizophrenia and Psychotic Disorders (ISSPD) | Annual Meeting of the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ACNP) | Annual Meeting of the Psychiatric Practitioners Association (PPA) | International Conference of the International Association of Cognitive Psychotherapy (IACP) | Conference of the American Association of Pediatric psychiatry and Development (AAPPD) | Conference of the Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Foundation (ADHDF)

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Venue

Venue

United Arab Emirates' shining jewel, Dubai, is renowned for its futuristic architecture and opulent way of life. Known for its towering skyscrapers, such as the iconic Burj Khalifa, the city offers a striking blend of modernity and tradition. Dubai’s stunning architecture, opulent shopping experiences, and vibrant cultural scene make it a premier global destination.

Dubai's transformation from a modest fishing village into a global metropolis is a testament to its dynamic spirit and innovative vision. The city’s luxurious resorts, including the famous Burj Al Arab, and its world-class shopping malls, such as The Dubai Mall, highlight its reputation as a hub of extravagance and elegance. Additionally, Dubai is home to the bustling Dubai Marina and the historic Al Fahidi neighborhood, showcasing both its modern and traditional sides.

A visit to Dubai also includes exploring the stunning artificial islands like Palm Jumeirah and the breathtaking desert landscapes just outside the city. With its year-round sunny weather, diverse culinary scene, and unparalleled entertainment options, Dubai offers an unforgettable experience for visitors seeking both adventure and relaxation. The city’s commitment to innovation and excellence ensures that Dubai remains a top destination for travelers from around the world.

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Market analysis

Market Overview

Global Market Growth

The global psychiatry sector is expected to experience substantial growth, with a projected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.5% from 2019 to 2024. The main goals of psychiatry are to identify, manage, and prevent mental, emotional, and behavioral illnesses. Psychiatrists, who are medical doctors (M.D. or D.O.) specialized in mental health and substance use disorders, play a crucial role in this field.

Global Psychiatry Market
- Current Value: As of 2019, the global psychiatry market was valued at approximately $197 billion.
- Projected Value: The market is expected to reach around $256.9 billion by 2023.
- Growth Rate: The sector is experiencing a robust growth rate of 6.5% CAGR from 2019 to 2024.
Global Mental Health Market
- Current Value: In 2022, the mental health market was valued at $399.61 billion.
- Projected Value: The market is anticipated to grow to $544.63 billion by 2031.
- Growth Rate: The market is projected to expand at a 3.5% CAGR during the forecast period from 2024 to 2031.

Market Segmentation

By Disorder Type: The mental health market is categorized into anxiety disorders, such as generalized anxiety and panic disorder, characterized by persistent fear; affective disorders like bipolar disorder and major depression, which affect mood stability; and substance use disorders, marked by severe behavioral changes from addiction.

By Age Group: Services are segmented into pediatric care for children and adolescents with conditions like ADHD and autism; adult care for individuals aged 18-65 dealing with stress, anxiety, and depression; and geriatric care for those 65 and older, focusing on age-related issues such as dementia and late-onset depression.

By Services: The market includes emergency services for immediate crises, outpatient counseling for ongoing therapy, home-based treatment through visits and telemedicine, inpatient services for severe cases needing hospitalization, and additional services like vocational rehabilitation and support groups.

Regional Insights

North America: Dominates the global market with a high level of investment in mental health services and a well-established healthcare system. The U.S. continues to lead in mental health service provision and innovation.
Europe: The second-largest market, characterized by diverse healthcare systems and varying levels of mental health service availability across countries. Significant players include the UK, Germany, France, and Italy.
Asia Pacific: A rapidly growing market with increasing investments in mental health infrastructure and services. Countries like China, India, and Japan are major contributors to market expansion.
Latin America, Middle East & Africa: These regions are showing potential for growth despite facing challenges related to healthcare access and infrastructure. Continued development in mental health services is expected to drive future market expansion.

Key Drivers and Trends

Drivers: The mental health market is driven by the increasing prevalence of disorders like depression and anxiety, which raises demand for services. Growing awareness and reduced stigma are encouraging more individuals to seek help. Technological advancements, including telemedicine and digital health solutions, are making mental health care more accessible and efficient.

Trends: Research in psychiatric genetics is uncovering genetic links to disorders, leading to better treatment approaches. The expansion of telemedicine provides remote access to care, benefiting those in underserved areas. Digital therapeutics, such as apps and virtual reality, offer innovative, cost-effective alternatives to traditional therapies.

Market Challenges and Restraints

Stigma and Discrimination: Social stigma surrounding mental health can deter individuals from seeking necessary treatment, impacting market growth and treatment efficacy.
Access and Availability: Limited access to mental health services, especially in low-income and developing regions, restricts the availability of care and hampers market development.
Cost: High costs associated with mental health treatments, including medications and therapy, can be a significant barrier to access, particularly for those without adequate insurance coverage.
Shortage of Professionals: There is a global shortage of trained mental health professionals, especially in underserved and developing areas, which affects the ability to provide adequate care and support.

Competitive Landscape

Healthcare Providers: Includes organizations like UK NHS, Universal Health Services, Massachusetts General Hospital, and Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Hospitals and Institutes: Notable institutions include McLean Hospital, Vidyasagar Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences, and National Center For Neurology and Psychiatry.

Market Opportunities

Personalized Medicine: Growing interest in tailoring mental health treatments to individual genetic and biological profiles is opening new avenues for personalized care.
Alternative Treatments: Increasing adoption of holistic and alternative therapies, such as meditation and yoga, reflects a shift toward natural and integrative approaches to mental health.
Expansion of Digital Tools: The rapid growth of digital health tools, including telemedicine and digital therapeutics, offers significant opportunities for innovation and improved patient access.

The global mental health market is expanding rapidly, driven by rising prevalence of mental health disorders, increasing awareness, and technological advancements. Despite challenges such as stigma, access issues, and cost barriers, the market presents significant opportunities for growth and innovation. The competitive landscape is evolving with new entrants and strategic partnerships enhancing service accessibility and treatment options. As the sector continues to develop, there will be a focus on personalized care, digital solutions, and alternative therapies to meet the diverse needs of individuals worldwide.

Visa support & Contact

Visa Support

Visa applications must be processed through your country’s official government channels and are not handled by the conference. However, you can request essential visa support documents, such as an invitation letter and visa support letter, from us to facilitate a smooth visa process for academic or educational purposes.

To request visa support, register as a speaker or delegate and send your passport number to us. We will prepare your supporting documents, including the official invitation letter, visa support letter, and payment confirmation receipt. With these documents, obtaining your visa will be straightforward.

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