- 15 Oct 2026 Final round abstract submission ends
- 20 Nov 2026 On-spot registration ends
- 20–21 November 2026
- Canton, Boston, Massachusetts
Mental Health
Conference 2026
Theme :- Next-Generation Neuropsychiatry & Mental Health: Integrating AI, Genomics and Clinical Excellence
Two days of scientific sessions for clinicians and researchers working across mental health, psychiatry, psychology and neuroscience. Twenty-five tracks, CPD-accredited certificates, and presentation slots for accepted abstracts. Join us at the Hilton Garden Inn Boston Canton, or take part live from wherever you are.
Conference at a glance
The details most delegates check first.
Dates 20–21 Nov 2026
Format In person + virtual
Venue Hilton Garden Inn, Canton MA
Scientific tracks 25
Scientific tracks 25
Accreditation CPD #785794
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- Why Attend
Why must attend
International Mental Health
Conference 2026 ?
Mental health research has never moved faster, and the distance between a
published finding and a changed clinic has rarely felt longer. The Mental Health
Conference 2026 is built around closing that distance. Sessions are chosen
for what they change in practice, and the programme deliberately puts clinical,
neuroscientific and policy work in the same building.
- Format
Attend in Boston or online
Every session is delivered to the room and to the stream at the same time. Remote delegates put questions to presenters, join the poster rounds and use the networking spaces — virtual attendance is participation, not viewing.
- Present
Oral and poster slots
Accepted abstracts are given a 20-minute oral slot or a board in one of the two poster rounds, and are published in the conference proceedings with a reference you can cite..
- Accreditation
CPD certificates
Accredited sessions carry CPD credit under approved provider #785794, and a certificate in your name and affiliation is issued at the close of the conference.
- Scope
Twenty-five tracks
From depression and anxiety management through to neuropharmacology and cognitive neuroscience, with policy, workplace and global-health sessions in between.
- Workshops
Hands-on sessions
The day-two workshop is practical and capped, so numbers stay small enough for everyone present to take part rather than watch.
- Afterwards
Recordings and proceedings
Sessions run in parallel, so clashes are unavoidable. Recordings go to every registered delegate afterwards, and accepted work is published.
- Scientific programme
Twenty-five sessions, three broad
areas
Abstracts are accepted against any track until 15 October 2026. Six are shown
here; the full list with areas of focus sits on the sessions page.
- Clinical
Depression and Anxiety Management
Getting the first treatment right, spotting partial response early and keeping people well afterwards.
- Clinical
Substance Use and Co-morbidity
Treating addiction and mental illness together rather than in sequence, and the service models that allow it.
- Clinical
Youth and Adolescent Mental Health
Early identification, family involvement, and the transition point where young people fall out of services.
- Neuroscience
Neuropharmacology and Neurochemistry
New mechanisms, pharmacogenomic testing, and the monitoring and deprescribing that prescribing implies.
- Neuroscience
Brain Structure and Function
What imaging has delivered clinically, and the gap between group-level findings and individual prediction.
- Wider frame
Mental Health Policy and Human Rights
Legislation, reducing coercive practice, and involving service users in decisions that concern them.
- Scientific Speakers
Who reads your abstract
Submissions are reviewed by a panel drawn from clinical practice, academic research, psychiatric rehabilitation and therapeutics, across three countries.
Decisions come back within two days.
Speakers
- Speakers
Miss. Laiza Mae Andrada
Cagayan State University, Philippines
- Speakers
Dr. Yoav Suprun, DPT, OCS, Dip. MDT, CSCS
President – SoBe Spine, Bay Harbor Islands, FL, USA
- Speakers
Dr. Hamza Maqbool
Yancheng Clinical College of Xuzhou Medical University, China
- Speakers
Alicia Ead
Bradley Hospital / Brown University Health Country, United States of America
- Speakers
Dr. Kiminobu Sugaya
Professor, Head of Neuroscience at UCF (USA), Chair of IRB, Chair and CEO of Progenicyte (Japan)
- Speakers
Mrs. Natasha Russ-Stucki
Arizona State University, U.S.A
- Speakers
Dr.DeBrae Kennedy-Mayo
Georgia Institute of Technology, Scheller College of Business, U.S.A
- Speakers
Miss. Hanan Ali
Diwaniyah Teaching Hospital, Afghanistan
- Speakers
Elvira Moskalenko
Architecture of Education, Russian Federation
- Scientific committee
Who reads your abstract
Submissions are reviewed by a panel drawn from clinical practice, academic
research, psychiatric rehabilitation and therapeutics, across three countries.
Decisions come back within two days.
Scientific Committee
- Committee
Yan Liu
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
- Committee
Corinne Isnard Bagnis
APHP-Sorbonne University, France
- Committee
Dr.Angelo Reynolds
Doctor, Professional Speaker, Trainer, and Thought Leader
- Committee
Nick Smith
SUNY Fredonia, United States
- Committee
Alvin Luk
HuidaGene Therapeutics, USA
- Committee
Zarlie Carlino
Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner, United States
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- Recognition & Awards
- Global Exposure & Networking
- Prime Speaking Slot
- Live Question and Answer Session
- Publication Opportunities: Free submission
- E- Book of Conference Abstracts
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- Certification
- Participation Certificate
- E- Book of Conference Abstracts
- Access to all session
- Live Question and Answer Session
- Earn CEU’s credits upto 20
Poster
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- Certification
- Participation Certificate
- E- Book of Conference Abstracts
- Access to all session
- Live Question and Answer Sessio
- Awards
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Abstract submission closes 15 October 2026
On-spot registration closes on 20 November. The two processes are separate, so you can hold a place now and send your abstract when it is finished.