7th Global Experts Meeting on
Psychiatry and Mental Health

This track covers the latest advancements in psychopharmacology, focusing on the development and application of new psychiatric medications for managing mood, anxiety, and psychotic disorders.

• Track 2-1: Antidepressant Advances
• Track 2-2: Antipsychotic Innovations
• Track 2-3: Drug Interactions
• Track 2-4: Mood Stabilizers
• Track 2-5: New Antianxiety Treatments

Psychopharmacology is crucial in managing psychiatric conditions, and this track will focus on emerging pharmacological agents and treatment approaches. Delegates will be equipped with the latest insights into medication efficacy and patient care strategies.

Explore the complexities of mood disorders, including Major Depressive Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, and related conditions. This track emphasizes cutting-edge research, treatment modalities, and strategies to improve patient outcomes.

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

This track is essential for addressing the multifaceted nature of mood disorders. Attendees will explore the latest advancements in research, treatment, and patient management, with a focus on improving the quality of life for patients with mood-related conditions.

Examine the growing field of neurocognitive disorders, focusing on early detection, diagnosis, and management of conditions such as Alzheimer’s Disease and other dementias.

• Track 4-1: Alzheimer's and Dementia
• Track 4-2: Cognitive Decline
• Track 4-3: Vascular Dementia
• Track 4-4: Mild Cognitive Impairment
• Track 4-5: Neurocognitive Disorders

This track will explore the challenges associated with neurocognitive decline and dementia, including the latest diagnostic methods and therapeutic interventions to manage these conditions and improve patient outcomes.

Focus on the latest research and clinical practices in the diagnosis, treatment, and support of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), emphasizing early intervention and personalized care.

• Track 5-1: Early Autism Diagnosis
• Track 5-2: Behavioral Interventions
• Track 5-3: Autism and Co-occurring Conditions
• Track 5-4: Family Support
• Track 5-5: ASD Treatment Advancements

ASD is a growing area of concern in Clinical Psychiatry. This track highlights the importance of early detection, intervention, and personalized care plans to ensure better outcomes for individuals with ASD and their families.

Explore the role of genetics in psychiatric disorders, from understanding genetic risk factors to the application of genomic medicine in Psychiatric Care.

• Track 6-1: Genetic Risk Factors in Psychiatry
• Track 6-2: Genomic Medicine and Psychiatry
• Track 6-3: Genetic Testing for Psychiatric Disorders
• Track 6-4: Precision Medicine in Psychiatry
• Track 6-5: Ethical Considerations in Psychiatric Genetics

Genetics plays an increasingly vital role in Psychiatric Care. This track focuses on how genomic research is transforming diagnosis and treatment, offering insights into the ethical issues surrounding genetic testing.

Dive into the neurobiological underpinnings of psychiatric disorders, focusing on brain function, neurotransmitters, and neural circuits, and their implications for treatment.

• Track 7-1: Neurobiology of Mood disorders
• Track 7-2: Brain Imaging in Psychiatry
• Track 7-3: Neuroplasticity and Mental Health
• Track 7-4: Neurotransmitters and Mental Disorders
• Track 7-5: Neural Networks in Psychosis

Neuroscience offers valuable insights into the pathophysiology of psychiatric conditions. This track will discuss brain structure and function, providing an understanding of how neural processes impact mental health.

Address the critical management of psychiatric emergencies, focusing on acute psychiatric crises and interventions to stabilize patients effectively and compassionately.

• Track 8-1: Acute Psychosis and Crisis Management
• Track 8-2: Suicide Risk and Intervention
• Track 8-3: Aggression and Violence in Psychiatry
• Track 8-4: Emergency Psychiatry in the ED
• Track 8-5: Managing Acute Bipolar Episodes

Psychiatric emergencies demand swift, effective intervention. This track will cover management strategies for urgent psychiatric issues, including acute psychosis, aggression, and suicide risk, ensuring clinicians are prepared for high-stakes situations.

Explore the spectrum of neurodevelopmental disorders, from early identification to interventions for ADHD, Autism, and learning disabilities in both pediatric and adult populations.

• Track 9-1: Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
• Track 9-2: Developmental Coordination Disorder
• Track 9-3: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
• Track 9-4: Learning Disabilities and Mental Health
• Track 9-5: Neurodevelopmental Disorders and Comorbidity

Neurodevelopmental Disorders require specialized care and early intervention. This track will address the latest research and clinical practices aimed at improving outcomes for individuals with ADHD, ASD, and related conditions.

Focus on the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of Bipolar Disorder, including the management of manic, depressive, and mixed episodes, and the importance of long-term care strategies.

• Track 10-1: Bipolar I and Bipolar II Disorder
• Track 10-2: Lithium and Mood Stabilizers in Bipolar Disorder
• Track 10-3: Psychosocial Interventions in Bipolar Disorder
• Track 10-4: Psychotherapy for Bipolar Spectrum Disorders
• Track 10-5: Bipolar Disorder in Children and Adolescents

This track provides a deep dive into the complexities of Bipolar Spectrum Disorders, focusing on the latest diagnostic practices, treatment modalities, and long-term management strategies.

Addiction Psychiatry focuses on understanding the neurobiological mechanisms of addiction and the development of evidence-based interventions for substance use disorders. This track will explore the latest research on the neurochemistry of addiction and introduce innovative treatment and rehabilitation strategies for individuals affected by substance dependence.

• Track 11-1: Alcohol and Drug Use Disorders
• Track 11-2: Opioid Addiction and Treatment Strategies
• Track 11-3: Cannabis Use and Mental Health
• Track 11-4: Behavioral Addictions and Treatment Approaches
• Track 11-5: Family and Community Support in Addiction Treatment

Substance use disorders continue to present significant challenges to mental health care. This track will cover the critical advancements in the field, including novel pharmacological treatments, behavioral interventions, and the importance of family and community support in the recovery process.

This track delves into the profound impact trauma and stress have on mental health, particularly in conditions such as PTSD, acute stress disorder, and complex trauma. Focused on the development of trauma-informed care, it emphasizes how clinicians can best support patients affected by traumatic experiences through evidence-based therapeutic approaches.

• Track 12-1: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
• Track 12-2: Acute Stress Disorder
• Track 12-3: Trauma-Informed Care Models
• Track 12-4: Therapy Approaches in Trauma Recovery
• Track 12-5: Complex Trauma and Dissociation

Understanding and treating trauma-related conditions require specialized interventions. This track will explore effective therapies and care models designed to aid recovery and promote resilience in trauma survivors.

Psychotherapy is a cornerstone of effective psychiatric treatment. This track will explore the wide range of psychotherapeutic techniques, from cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) to psychodynamic therapy, and how they can be adapted to treat various mental health conditions. Special attention will be given to their clinical applications and outcomes in psychiatric practice.

• Track 13-1: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
• Track 13-2: Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
• Track 13-3: Interpersonal Psychotherapy
• Track 13-4: Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
• Track 13-5: Group Therapy and Support

This track will provide insights into the diverse Psychotherapy modalities available, offering practical knowledge on how to tailor these interventions to meet the needs of individuals with different psychiatric disorders.

Anxiety Disorders affect millions of people worldwide. This track will explore the latest advancements in diagnosing and treating anxiety-related conditions, from generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) to specific phobias. It will also cover integrated approaches combining pharmacological treatments with cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) to achieve optimal outcomes.

• Track 14-1: Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)
• Track 14-2: Panic Disorder and Agoraphobia
• Track 14-3: Social Anxiety Disorder
• Track 14-4: Specific Phobias
• Track 14-5: Anxiety and Depression Comorbidity

With anxiety disorders being some of the most common mental health conditions, this track will provide valuable insights into evidence-based therapies, including the neurobiological underpinnings of anxiety and how to manage co-occurring disorders like depression.

This track will address the challenges of diagnosing and treating personality disorders, including borderline personality disorder (BPD) and antisocial personality disorder. Experts will share the latest clinical approaches, from psychotherapy to pharmacological options, that aid in managing these often complex and persistent conditions.

• Track 15-1: Borderline Personality Disorder
• Track 15-2: Antisocial Personality Disorder
• Track 15-3: Narcissistic Personality Disorder
• Track 15-4: Cluster C Personality Disorders
• Track 15-5: Treatment Strategies for Personality Disorders

Personality disorders require nuanced and tailored treatment approaches. This track will provide in-depth discussions on the most effective strategies for managing these disorders, enhancing the quality of care for individuals with these conditions.

Schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders present significant diagnostic and treatment challenges. This track will explore the latest in pharmacological and psychosocial interventions for managing these disorders, with a focus on early intervention and long-term support.

• Track 16-1: Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders
• Track 16-2: Psychosis and Its Causes
• Track 16-3: Antipsychotic Treatment Options
• Track 16-4: Early Intervention in Psychosis
• Track 16-5: Psychosocial Rehabilitation

Schizophrenia and psychotic disorders often require an integrated treatment approach. This track will examine the most current treatment options and the importance of early diagnosis and intervention in improving long-term outcomes for patients with psychotic disorders.

Explore the unique challenges in diagnosing and treating mental health conditions in children and adolescents, emphasizing developmental factors, early intervention, and family-based approaches.

• Track 17-1: Pediatric Depression and Anxiety
• Track 17-2: ADHD in Children and Adolescents
• Track 17-3: Pediatric Mood disorders
• Track 17-4: Behavioral and Conduct Disorders
• Track 17-5: Eating Disorders in Adolescents

Child and adolescent psychiatry requires specialized approaches to diagnosis and treatment. This track will focus on emerging research and evidence-based practices for managing psychiatric conditions in younger populations.

This track focuses on the specific mental health needs of adolescents, addressing issues like adolescent depression, anxiety, and substance use, along with intervention strategies tailored for this age group.

• Track 18-1: Adolescent Depression
• Track 18-2: ADHD in Adolescents
• Track 18-3: Anxiety Disorders in Adolescents
• Track 18-4: Substance Use in Teenagers
• Track 18-5: Eating Disorders in Adolescents

Adolescence is a period of significant mental and emotional development, making early intervention in mental health crucial. This track will provide insights into the unique aspects of adolescent mental health and how to address these challenges effectively.

Examine the mental health challenges faced by older adults, including the management of depression, cognitive decline, dementia, and age-related psychiatric disorders.

• Track 19-1: Depression in Older Adults
• Track 19-2: Dementia and Cognitive Decline
• Track 19-3: Late-Life Anxiety Disorders
• Track 19-4: Managing Behavioral Symptoms in Dementia
• Track 19-5: Geriatric Psychiatry Interventions

Geriatric psychiatry focuses on the mental well-being of the elderly. This track covers critical topics such as the management of dementia and depression in older adults, offering the latest clinical approaches and interventions.

Focus on the intersection between substance use and mental health, exploring the impact of addiction on psychiatric conditions and vice versa. This track also discusses treatment strategies for co-occurring disorders.

• Track 20-1: Co-occurring Disorders: Diagnosis and Treatment
• Track 20-2: Substance Use and Psychosis
• Track 20-3: Recovery and Relapse Prevention
• Track 20-4: Integrated Treatment Approaches
• Track 20-5: Policy and Prevention Strategies

Substance use disorders often intersect with mental health conditions, creating complex challenges for both diagnosis and treatment. This track highlights integrated approaches for managing these co-occurring disorders, emphasizing prevention and recovery.

Address the critical management of psychiatric emergencies, focusing on acute psychiatric crises and interventions to stabilize patients effectively and compassionately.

• Track 21-1: Acute Psychotic Episodes
• Track 21-2: Crisis Intervention Techniques
• Track 21-3: Emergency Psychiatry in the ED
• Track 21-4: Suicide Risk Assessment and Management
• Track 21-5: Handling Aggressive Behavior

Psychiatric Emergencies require rapid and effective response. This track will delve into the management of psychiatric crises such as acute psychosis, aggression, and suicide risk, ensuring clinicians are prepared for emergencies in mental health care.

Explore the growing field of digital mental health, which includes telepsychiatry, mental health apps, and online therapy platforms, as well as the challenges surrounding privacy and data security in digital care.

• Track 22-1: Telepsychiatry Innovations
• Track 22-2: Mental Health Apps and Digital Therapies
• Track 22-3: Data Privacy in Digital Mental Health
• Track 22-4: Evaluating Digital Mental Health Tools
• Track 22-5: Future Directions in Digital Psychiatry

Digital technologies are transforming mental health care. This track will focus on the role of telemedicine, digital tools for mental health management, and how they can be integrated into clinical practices while addressing data privacy concerns.

Explore the latest breakthroughs and cutting-edge research in psychiatry, from novel diagnostic methods to innovative treatments. This track bridges the gap between research and clinical practice.

• Track 23-1: Advances in Psychiatric Research
• Track 23-2: Innovative Treatment Modalities
• Track 23-3: Genetic Research in Psychiatry
• Track 23-4: Neuroscience and Mental Health
• Track 23-5: Clinical Trials and Emerging Therapies

Psychiatric research is essential for advancing clinical practices. This track will highlight the latest innovations, from groundbreaking neuroscience discoveries to emerging treatment options, keeping practitioners informed about current trends and future directions in psychiatry.

Examine the complex legal and ethical issues within psychiatric practice, including patient rights, confidentiality, involuntary treatment, and the ethics surrounding psychiatric research.

• Track 24-1: Involuntary Commitment Laws
• Track 24-2: Confidentiality and Patient Rights
• Track 24-3: Ethics in Psychiatric Research
• Track 24-4: Legal Challenges in Mental Health Care
• Track 24-5: Informed Consent and Capacity

This track will delve into critical legal and ethical considerations, including the balance between patient rights and the need for care, ethical dilemmas in research, and the evolving landscape of mental health law.

Explore the relationship between Sleep Disorders and Mental Health, with a focus on conditions like insomnia and sleep apnea, and their impact on psychiatric well-being.

• Track 25-1: Insomnia and Its Management
• Track 25-2: Sleep Apnea and Mental Health
• Track 25-3: Circadian Rhythm Disorders
• Track 25-4: Sleep and Depression
• Track 25-5: Behavioral Sleep Medicine

Sleep disorders are commonly linked with psychiatric conditions. This track will provide insights into diagnosing and managing sleep disorders, along with their role in the onset and progression of mental health conditions.

Examine the profound impact of Childhood Trauma on Mental Health, focusing on trauma-informed care, early interventions, and the long-term psychological effects.

• Track 26-1: Effects of Early Childhood Trauma
• Track 26-2: Trauma-Informed Care for Children
• Track 26-3: Interventions for Trauma Survivors
• Track 26-4: Role of Caregivers and Educators
• Track 26-5: Long-Term Outcomes of Childhood Trauma

Trauma experienced during childhood can lead to lasting mental health challenges. This track will focus on trauma-informed care approaches and intervention strategies to support children and families affected by early traumatic experiences.

Explore the critical role of community mental health programs in providing accessible care, integrating mental health services into primary care, and addressing the needs of underserved populations.

• Track 27-1: Community Mental Health Programs
• Track 27-2: Integrating Mental Health into Primary Care
• Track 27-3: Outreach and Education Strategies
• Track 27-4: Community Support Networks
• Track 27-5: Evaluating Community Mental Health Initiatives

Community mental health services are pivotal in improving access to care, especially in underserved areas. This track will emphasize strategies for integrating mental health into primary care settings and strengthening community support systems.

Address the importance of promoting mental health in the workplace, covering strategies for stress management, preventing burnout, and creating supportive work environments.

• Track 28-1: Workplace Stress Management
• Track 28-2: Mental Health Programs at Work
• Track 28-3: Preventing Burnout in the Workplace
• Track 28-4: Creating Mental Health-Friendly Workplaces
• Track 28-5: Legal Aspects of Workplace Mental Health

Mental Health in the workplace is a growing concern. This track will explore organizational strategies to promote well-being, manage stress, and prevent burnout, while also addressing legal aspects of mental health at work.

This track focuses on complex and unusual clinical cases in psychiatry, offering in-depth analysis and insight into diagnosis, treatment strategies, and patient outcomes.

• Track 29-1: Complex Psychiatric Case Reports
• Track 29-2: Multidisciplinary Approaches in Treatment
• Track 29-3: Unusual or Rare Psychiatric Disorders
• Track 29-4: Case Study Presentations in Psychiatry
• Track 29-5: Lessons Learned from Case Studies

Through detailed case studies, this track will provide valuable insights into the challenges of psychiatric diagnosis and treatment, emphasizing the importance of a multidisciplinary approach and the lessons that can be learned from rare and complex cases.