Welcome to the 9th International Conference on Mental Health and Psychology, themed "Advancing Psychological Science for Global Well-Being" taking place on September 14–15, 2026, in Rome, Italy. Longdom Conferences warmly invites psychologists, psychiatrists, researchers, academicians, clinicians, counselors, mental health practitioners, and industry experts to this two-day international event dedicated to advancing understanding and practice in mental health and psychological sciences. Set in the historic and inspiring city of Rome, the conference offers a dynamic platform to engage with global leaders, exchange innovative ideas, and address contemporary challenges in mental health research and care. More than just a conference, this gathering celebrates the power of psychology to enhance human well-being, promote resilience, and drive positive societal change through evidence-based approaches and innovation. Whether you are an established professional or an emerging researcher or student, this is a valuable opportunity to expand your knowledge, share expertise, and build meaningful global connections. Join us in Rome and be part of shaping the future of mental health.

Why Attend?

Gain insights into cutting-edge research and innovative therapies in mental health
Learn from renowned international experts and keynote speakers
Explore evidence-based psychological interventions and clinical practices
Network with global mental health professionals, researchers, and practitioners
Present your research through oral, poster, or virtual presentations
Engage in interactive workshops, panels, and case study discussions
Stay updated on emerging trends, digital innovations, and policy developments
Contribute to advancing mental health awareness and global well-being

Who Should Participate?

Psychologists, Psychiatrists, and Therapists
Mental Health Clinicians and Counselors
Researchers and Academicians in Psychology and Mental Health
Healthcare Professionals interested in Psychological Well-Being
Students and Early-Career Researchers in Mental Health Fields
Policy Makers and Public Health Professionals
NGOs, Mental Health Advocates, and Community Leaders
Industry Professionals in Mental Health Technologies and Innovations

KEY HIGHLIGHTS:

Inspiring keynote speeches by renowned international experts.
Cutting-edge sessions on clinical psychology and mental health innovations.
Workshops and interactive panels for skill development and practical learning.
Opportunities to present research through oral, poster, and virtual sessions.
Networking with global mental health professionals, researchers, and academicians.
Insights into emerging trends in digital mental health and technology.
Exposure to evidence-based therapies and intervention strategies.
Discussion on policy, ethics, and advocacy in mental health.

PARTICIPATION BENEFITS:

Networking Opportunities: Connect with leading experts, researchers, clinicians, and industry professionals from around the globe.
Knowledge Enhancement: Gain access to the latest research findings, innovative therapies, and evidence-based practices in mental health and psychology.
Professional Development: Attend workshops, panels, and interactive sessions to develop new skills and insights applicable to your field.
Research Presentation: Share your work through oral, poster, or virtual presentations and receive constructive feedback from peers and experts.
Collaboration Opportunities: Explore potential research collaborations, partnerships, and interdisciplinary projects.
Global Exposure: Increase visibility for your research and professional profile on an international platform.
Cultural Experience: Participate in a conference set in Rome, Italy, and enjoy a rich blend of culture, history, and innovation.

VISA ASSISTANCE:

Invitation Letter: Participants can request an official Invitation Letter confirming their registration, conference dates, and participation type, useful for visa applications or institutional approvals.

Accommodation Support: We provide guidance on booking recommended hotels near the venue with special conference rates, ensuring a smooth stay and support for visa documentation.

Abstract Submission Letter: Presenting authors can obtain an Abstract Submission Letter confirming their accepted abstract, presentation type, and conference participation, useful for travel, visa, or funding purposes.

SESSION AND TRACKS:

Track 1: Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy

This track explores advanced practices in clinical psychology, emphasizing evidence-based psychotherapies. Sessions include cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, and humanistic approaches. Attendees will learn innovative techniques for diagnosing and treating mental health disorders. Case studies and interactive workshops provide practical insights. The goal is to enhance therapeutic skills and improve patient outcomes.

Track 2: Psychiatry and Mental Health Disorders

Focuses on understanding and managing psychiatric disorders such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia. Discussions cover diagnosis, treatment, and pharmacological interventions. Attendees will explore the latest research and clinical guidelines. Emphasis is placed on personalized treatment strategies. Ethical considerations and patient-centered care will also be highlighted.

Track 3: Child and Adolescent Psychology

This track examines mental health and developmental challenges in children and adolescents. Topics include behavioral disorders, emotional regulation, and school-based interventions. Participants will explore strategies for early diagnosis and effective therapy. Family and community involvement in child mental health will be emphasized. Sessions aim to improve understanding of growth, learning, and resilience in younger populations.

Track 4: Cognitive Psychology and Neuroscience

Explores the processes underlying human thought, memory, and learning. Topics include attention, perception, decision-making, and problem-solving. Attendees will examine how cognitive functions are linked to brain activity. Sessions cover experimental methods and assessment techniques. The track also highlights cognitive interventions for enhancing mental performance.

Track 5: Neuropsychology and Brain Health

Focuses on the relationship between brain function and behavior. Topics include neurodevelopmental disorders, cognitive rehabilitation, and neuroplasticity. Attendees will learn about assessment tools and therapeutic approaches for brain injury. Neuroimaging and recent neuroscience research are highlighted. The track emphasizes applying findings to clinical and educational settings.

Track 6: Positive Psychology and Well-Being

Highlights approaches to promoting mental wellness and resilience. Sessions cover mindfulness, emotional intelligence, happiness studies, and life satisfaction interventions. Attendees explore strategies to enhance personal growth and well-being. Practical workshops provide techniques for applying positive psychology in therapy. The track emphasizes fostering thriving communities and healthy lifestyles.

Track 7: Trauma, Stress, and Resilience

Examines the psychological impact of trauma and stress across populations. Topics include PTSD, stress management, coping mechanisms, and resilience training. Attendees will learn evidence-based interventions to support recovery. Case studies highlight effective trauma-informed practices. Emphasis is placed on building personal and community resilience.

Track 8: Mental Health in Special Populations

Focuses on the mental health needs of underserved or vulnerable populations. Topics include geriatric, women’s, LGBTQ+, and minority mental health. Attendees will explore inclusive practices and culturally sensitive interventions. Discussions include health equity and access to care. The track aims to improve outcomes and reduce disparities in mental health services.

Track 9: Community and Global Mental Health

Highlights strategies for improving mental health at the population and community levels. Topics include public mental health programs, prevention, and global mental health initiatives. Attendees will learn about policy interventions and health equity strategies. Sessions encourage cross-cultural collaboration and knowledge exchange. The goal is to develop scalable solutions for global mental well-being.

Track 10: Forensic and Legal Psychology

Explores the intersection of psychology and the legal system. Topics include criminal behavior analysis, legal assessments, and expert testimony. Attendees will examine ethical and professional standards in forensic practice. The track emphasizes applied research in law enforcement and legal proceedings. Case studies illustrate the role of psychology in justice systems.

Track 11: Counseling and Guidance Psychology

Covers principles and practices of counseling across various settings. Topics include career guidance, relationship counseling, and personal development. Attendees will learn techniques to support clients’ emotional and psychological growth. Sessions include practical workshops and interactive exercises. The track focuses on improving counseling efficacy and client outcomes.

Track 12: Digital Mental Health and Technology

Focuses on the use of technology in mental health assessment and intervention. Topics include teletherapy, mental health apps, AI-driven tools, and online interventions. Attendees explore opportunities and challenges of digital mental health. Discussions include data privacy, ethical considerations, and accessibility. The track highlights innovative approaches for modern psychological practice.

Track 13: Psychiatric Nursing and Allied Health

Highlights the role of nursing and allied health professionals in mental health care. Topics include patient care strategies, psychosocial support, and multidisciplinary approaches. Attendees will learn interventions to improve patient outcomes. Sessions emphasize collaboration with clinicians, therapists, and social workers. Best practices for patient-centered care and education are shared.

Track 14: Addiction and Substance Abuse

Explores assessment, treatment, and prevention of substance use and behavioral addictions. Topics include rehabilitation programs, relapse prevention, and counseling strategies. Attendees learn evidence-based interventions for clinical and community settings. Sessions highlight public health approaches and emerging trends. The track emphasizes recovery, support systems, and mental wellness.

Track 15: Neurodevelopmental Disorders

Focuses on disorders affecting brain development and functioning. Topics include autism spectrum disorders, ADHD, and learning disabilities. Attendees will learn early diagnosis techniques and intervention strategies. Sessions include research updates, therapy models, and case studies. The track aims to enhance support for children, adolescents, and families

MARKET ANALYSIS REPORT:

The global mental health market was valued at approximately $383 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach $537 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 5.2% from 2024 to 2030. Rising prevalence of mental health disorders—including anxiety, depression, and stress-related conditions, which affect over 1 in 4 adults worldwide in 2023—is driving demand for innovative therapeutic interventions. The adoption of digital mental health solutions, such as teletherapy, mental health apps, and AI-based diagnostic tools, has increased by over 30% between 2021 and 2024, making psychological support more accessible. Governments and private sectors globally are investing heavily in mental health programs, with annual funding exceeding $50 billion in 2023, focusing on early intervention, prevention, and public awareness. By 2030, the workforce of mental health professionals is expected to expand by 15–20% globally, creating opportunities for research, innovation, and international collaboration in mental health care.

Past Conference Report 2024

In 2024, major international gatherings in psychology and mental health achieved remarkable success, highlighting global collaboration and advancements in research and practice. The 4th International Conference on Psychology and Mental Health, held from November 14–15, 2024 in Bangkok, Thailand, brought together distinguished researchers, clinicians, and professionals from over 25 countries. The event featured insightful keynote speeches, panel discussions, workshops, and more than 10 poster presentations, focusing on innovations in psychological science, therapeutic practices, and neuropsychology. Attendees engaged in rich exchanges on emerging approaches, therapeutic interventions, and the critical importance of mental health awareness, reinforcing the global commitment to advancing psychological care and research.

Past Conference Report 2025

In 2025, the 5th International Conference on Psychology and Mental Health continued the momentum with its successful meeting on November 05–06, 2025, in Dubai, UAE. This event drew leading researchers, clinicians, academicians, and mental health professionals from around the world to share cutting-edge research, practical advancements, and innovative strategies in psychological health. Participants engaged enthusiastically in sessions that covered emerging trends, advances in clinical practice, and evidence-based interventions. The conference underscored the importance of innovation and international collaboration, fostering meaningful dialogue that bridges research, therapy, and community impact in mental health care.

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