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Testimonials from Our Past Conferences
Dr. Osama Ouda
Seha Kidney Care, UAEOverall the conference has a huge impact on our lives as a specialist in health professionals. It's my First time I am participating to the conference that the information which they brought is just amazing from all the fields, up to date and with a great impact regarding the treatments and possibilities from all the places of the world.
Dr. Gerald C.Hsu
Eclaire MD Foundation, USAThe Health Frontiers was a great success! I had the opportunity to connect with so many brilliant minds in the field. The networking events were invaluable, and I made some truly valuable connections. Looking forward to future conferences.
Annunziata Mauro
University of Teramo, ItalySpeaking at the Conference has been an incredible experience. The platform not only allowed me to share my research but also to connect with other leading scientists. The quality of discussions and the diversity of perspectives were outstanding.
Kunal Joon
Nodia International neutrally of medical sciences, NodiaMy experience with sciconx conference. I really love the conference .The conference manager was cooperative and presented my presentation successfully and also listened others presentation carefully and gained knowledge for my future research. It was the very knowledgeable experience.
Barbara Barboni
University of Teramo, ItalyThis conference brought together a unique blend of academics, clinicians, and industry experts. Presenting my work here led to invaluable feedback and collaborations that have significantly advanced my research.
Afifa YEDJOUR
University of Science and Technology of Oran, AlgeriaThis conference was a fantastic platform to discuss the impact of nano science on real-world applications. Presenting my research on nano sensors and receiving constructive feedback from experts was an enriching experience. The diversity of topics covered ensured there was something for everyone.
Valentina Russo
University of Teramo, ItalyAs a speaker, I appreciated the high level of organization and the engaged audience. The conference provided a perfect platform to discuss cutting-edge developments and foster partnerships. I left inspired and full of new ideas.
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Join us in vibrant Tokyo, Japan, this October 9–10, 2025, for the 2nd International Conference on Mental Health and Psychiatry. This highly anticipated event will convene leading experts, researchers, clinicians, policymakers, and advocates worldwide to explore the latest advancements and future directions in mental health and psychiatric care. This year's conference, themed "Transformative Innovations in Mental Health and Brain Research," will spotlight innovative research, and evolving treatment strategies. We'll delve into the complexities of psychological well-being, neurodevelopmental processes, and the significant progress made in understanding and treating mental health conditions. We anticipate a dynamic exchange of knowledge and ideas that will ultimately improve lives and communities globally.
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Our Brilliant Speakers
Sciconx is a leading conference organizer that helps you explore the future challenges of your industry and find innovative solutions. We connect you with the best speakers from around the world who have the expertise and experience to inspire and guide you. We also facilitate ideation sessions where you can design and validate new ideas with your end users. Whether you need a keynote, a workshop, or a panel discussion, we can help you find the right speaker for the right audience at the right time.
Joan Neehall
Nozila Majidova
Kasey Pendexter
Kerryn Burgoyne
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Joan Neehall
Joan Neehall, Ph.D., clinical psychologist with diplomate status in forensic psychology is pioneering change in organizations and individuals. She is the founder of the Happiness Control Panel, a viral Ted X speaker, and the Wall Street Journal bestselling author of Happy Is The New Healthy. A trauma survivor, she teaches how to access post traumatic growth and resilience.She presents a unique blend of expertise (over 35 years), relatability, and actionable insights tailored specifically for the corporate world through keynote speaking and training seminars. She offers a deep understanding of the science of happiness, grounded in the latest research and practical applications, coupled with years of real-world experience.
Her presentations are customized to address the specific challenges and opportunities faced by businesses, providing concrete strategies and customizable solutions for immediate implementation. Her dynamic speaking style captivates audiences, blending storytelling, humor, and interactive exercises to create a memorable and impactful experience.
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Nozila Majidova
Dr. Nozila earned her medical degree from Saint Petersburg State Pediatric Medical University where completed her residency in neurology. She further specialized in botulinum toxin therapy through a fellowship at the First Pavlov State Medical University . Dr. Nozila is currently a PhD researcher at Tashkent Pediatric Medical Institute , where her research focuses on study of the effectiveness of botulinum toxin therapy in comparison with traditional methods of treating movement disorders in children with cerebral palsy. Throughout her career, Dr. Nozila has made significant contributions to the field of neurology , particularly in the areas of botulinum toxin therapy . She has authored abstracts and articles on various neurologic topics. Her presentation at the 10th congress of the European Academy of Paediatric Societies about diagnostic aspects of Sturge-Weber angiomatosis has been widely recognized.
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Kasey Pendexter
Kasey Pendexter, LMFT, LMHC has served trauma-impacted youth in non-profit mental health organizations for the past 12 years, utilizing a variety of interventions but focusing on use of Animal Assisted Psychotherapy with her two Boxers, Leo and Dougie, to build foundations of healing. For the last 7 years, she has worked as the Director of Clinical Services at a deaf residential treatment program, adapting several trauma-based treatment modalities to deaf culture. She is currently owner of a private mental health practice, Cory Cove Wellness, in Worcester, MA and is also the Track Director for Sensory Motor Arousal Regulation Treatment (SMART) for a 5-year SAMHSA grant that has built the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Child Resilience Center at Gallaudet University. Kasey enjoys providing international presentations on a variety of topics, including developmental trauma disorder, adaptations to trauma-informed care to Deaf culture, and the neuroscience behind the impact of trauma on the brain. In her free time, Kasey enjoys spending time with her family, hiking, going for runs, and exploring the outdoors.
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Kerryn Burgoyne
Kerryn Burgoyne is a woman diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome at the age of 30. She had no support when either in school or trying to gain successful employment for herself. She now runs her own business KTalk which started back in 2007. She is now a renowned international autism speaker at major conferences globally, as well as domestically in Australia. She is also the author of 6 self-help course books which have also been run successfully in the wider community. She is also proud to be part of this conference, as one of the Keynote Speakers, that brings people together from all over the world
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Who should Attend?
Industry Professionals
- Those seeking to enhance their skills, stay updated on industry trends, or learn about innovative practices.
- Professionals looking to network with peers and experts.
Business Leaders and Executives
- Decision-makers exploring strategic insights or partnerships.
- Leaders wanting to stay competitive by understanding emerging opportunities and challenges.
Academics and Researchers
- Professors, scholars, and students presenting findings or exploring the latest research in their field.
- Individuals looking for collaboration opportunities or funding.
Entrepreneurs and Start-ups
- Founders seeking inspiration, networking, or investment opportunities.
- Innovators looking to showcase their ideas, products, or services.
Vendors and Sponsors
- Organizations showcasing products, services, or solutions to a targeted audience.
- Companies looking to establish brand presence and generate leads.
Policy Makers and Government Officials
- Those shaping or understanding policies in sectors like healthcare, technology, or education.
- Officials collaborating with industry experts to address current issues.
Students and Early Career Professionals
- Individuals looking for mentorship, job opportunities, or industry insights.
- Attendees eager to network with leaders and gain exposure to real-world challenges.
General Enthusiasts
- Passionate individuals curious about the conference theme or industry.
- Hobbyists or learners exploring new interests or career pathways.
- Essentially, anyone seeking to grow their knowledge, network, or influence within the event's field of focus would benefit from attending.
Why to Attend?
Attending a conference is an investment in yourself and your career, offering a mix of education, networking, and inspiration.
Attending a conference offers a wide range of benefits, including:
- Best platform for Global business and Networking opportunities.
- B2B Meetings.
- Poster Sessions on every career stage.
- Meet industry peers, thought leaders and potential collaborators.
- Build valuable relationships that can lead to partnerships, mentorship or career opportunities.
- Learning and Professional Development.
- Gain insights into the latest trends, research, and technologies in your field.
- Attend workshops, panel discussions and keynote sessions led by experts.
- Idea Generation and Innovation.
- Expose yourself to new perspectives that can inspire creative solutions to challenges.
- Discover fresh ideas that can drive personal and organizational growth.
- Career Advancement.
- Showcase your expertise through participation or presentations. Enhance your credentials and visibility within your professional community.
Access to Resources
- Explore new tools, services and products showcased by vendors and sponsors.
- Stay ahead of the curve with exclusive materials or publications.
Motivation and Inspiration
- Reignite your passion for your work by connecting with like-minded professionals.
- Return to work energized with actionable insights and a renewed sense of purpose.
- The Career Guidance Workshops to the Graduates, Doctorates and Post-Doctoral Fellows.
Why to Register?
Registering for a conference is essential to gain access to the unique opportunities and secure a chance to grow, connect and gain insights that can drive your personal and professional success.
- Access to networking sessions and coffee breaks.
- Complimentary lunch and refreshments during the event.
- Entry to pre-conference workshops or tutorials.
- Access to exhibitor booths and product demonstrations.
- Digital access to recorded sessions after the event.
- Opportunity to participate in Q&A sessions with speakers.
- Discounts on accommodations for attendees.
- Recognition as a participant on the official attendee list.
- Chance to win giveaways, prizes, or promotional items from exhibitors or sponsors.
- Priority registration for next year's conference at discounted rates.
- Invitation to exclusive breakout or roundtable discussions.
- Participation certificate.
- Accepted abstracts has been published as proceedings with DOI.
Latest News
In Memoriam: Psychiatrists Devoted to Child Mental Health
2024-12-20 - 2024-12As the mental well-being of our youth has seemingly deteriorated slowly but surely over at least the last decade, and questions about their use of social media increase, competent psychiatrists are needed more than ever. The loss of child psychiatrists in these eulogies will emphasize the increased need, but fortunately they all dedicated themselves to training their successors. As usual, information about their lives was obtained from public obituaries and my personal knowledge of them.
Increase in Mental Health-Related Sick Days
2024-12-31 - 2025-01The UK's Office for National Statistics reports a significant rise in sick days due to mental health issues, especially in the public sector. In 2022, 18.5 million sick days were attributed to mental health concerns, with 13% of public sector workers and 7% of private sector workers citing mental health as the reason for their absence. This trend has prompted calls for improved mental health support in workplaces.
China's Plan to Enhance Mental Health Services
2025-01-07 - 2025-01China's National Health Commission has announced plans to improve mental health services between 2025 and 2027. The initiative includes establishing a mental health hotline, creating regional mental health centers, and developing key clinical specialties. This response addresses the rise in mental health issues, particularly among children and adolescents, and aims to provide outpatient services for mental and sleep disorders in at least one hospital per prefecture and city by 2025.
New York State's 'SUPPORT Act' for Mentally Ill Defendants
2025-01-20 - 2025-01Inspired by incidents involving individuals like Taylor Swift's stalker, New York State is proposing the "SUPPORT Act." This legislation aims to provide better care for mentally ill defendants found "unfit for trial." The bill proposes assigning case workers and ensuring ongoing mental health services to reduce recidivism and protect the community. The legislation gained attention after David Crowe, a stalker of Swift, was released and immediately reoffended. The bill's supporters emphasize the need for comprehensive mental health treatment for individuals to attain lasting stability.
Genetic Links Between Occupations and Mental Health Disorders
2025-01-20 - 2025-01A study by researchers at the JJ Peters VA Medical Center and the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai analyzed data from over 400,000 individuals aged 30 or older. They discovered correlations between certain professions and genetic predispositions to mental health conditions. For example, individuals with higher genetic risks for ADHD were more commonly found in roles such as cleaners, chefs, and police officers, while computer technicians were more often linked to autism. Teachers and lawyers showed genetic traits associated with anorexia. The study suggests that genetic predispositions might influence career paths, although demographic and social factors have a significantly larger impact on occupational outcomes.
Addressing Avoidance to Manage Anxiety
2025-01-31 - 2025-01
Dr. Eddie Murphy, a clinical psychologist, emphasizes the importance of confronting avoidance behaviors to effectively manage anxiety. He suggests that avoidance perpetuates anxiety and limits life experiences. By identifying and addressing avoidant behaviors, individuals can reduce anxiety and improve their quality of life.
‘Micro-Retiring’ for Mental Health Is a Gen Z Trend — but Experts Say It Could 'Put You in a Backseat' in Your Career
2025-02-01 - 2025-02
Gen Z is “micro-retiring” — taking lengthy breaks from work that extend beyond a simple vacation — claiming that it benefits their mental health.
“When you are away from that work…this time, this retirement frees up your mind,” says one creator, Adama Lorna, who describes herself as having "a renaissance approach to personal development." Lorna, who says she is "in her 20s" — and has 140,000 followers on YouTube and 36,000 on TikTok — advocates for "micro-retirement." As she explains, “Instead of waiting until you were 60 or 70 to travel the world … you do them [while] you have your youth, your energy, your health.”
Advances in AI Applications in Mental Health
2025-01-20 - 2025-01
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being integrated into mental health care. Recent developments include AI-driven chatbots like Wysa, which secured $20 million in funding, and virtual therapists such as "Woebot" and "Heartfelt Services" that provide accessible mental health support. These technologies aim to offer support and early intervention, though their effectiveness and ethical implications continue to be studied.
Reevaluating the Perceived Depression Epidemic
2025-01-27 - 2025-01
In Britain, there's an ongoing debate about the rise in mental health issues, particularly depression and anxiety. Some experts suggest that increased mental health awareness and self-diagnosis may contribute to the perception of a depression epidemic. They caution against the medicalization of routine emotional distress and advocate for addressing underlying social issues rather than over-relying on medical interventions.
Youth Mental Health Services Under Strain
2025-02-07 - 2025-02Headspace Challenges: Australia's leading youth mental health service, Headspace, is struggling to manage increasing demand. A study by the University of Sydney found that only one-third of patients show improvement after receiving care, with the rest seeing no change or deterioration. The study highlights systemic issues and calls for a new funding model to enhance service delivery.
Debates on Antidepressant Efficacy
2025-02-07 - 2025-02Questioning the Serotonin Theory: Professor Joanna Moncrieff of University College London challenges the established serotonin theory of depression. Her research indicates no conclusive evidence linking low serotonin levels to depression and questions the efficacy of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs). She advocates for non-pharmacological treatments, such as therapy and lifestyle changes, over the prevalent use of antidepressants.
Youth Mental Health Concerns
2025-02-19 - 2025-02Research from the Sapien Labs Centre for Human Brain and Mind indicates a decline in mental health among Indians aged 18-24 since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Factors such as reduced social interactions, increased unemployment, and heightened internet usage have contributed to this trend
Study finds new link between food choices, depression and Alzheimer's Disease
2025-02-19 - 2025-02New research has shown that diet could influence the risk of both depression and Alzheimer's disease (AD). Evidence suggests that depressive symptoms are both a risk factor for AD and a reaction to early memory problems.
Carbohydrate cravings in depression
2025-02-05 - 2025-02Depression affects 280 million people worldwide. The mental illness has been proven to lead to changes in eating behavior. Researchers have discovered that although patients with depression generally have less appetite, they prefer carbohydrate-rich foods.
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