Mental Health and Psychiatry
Exhibition
Oct 09-10, 2025 Tokyo, Japan

2nd International Conference onMental Health and Psychiatry

Early Bird Registration End Date: Jan 27, 2025
Abstract Submission Opens: Dec 20, 2024

Potential Exhibitor

Sciconx proffers our immense pleasure and honor in extending you a warm invitation to attend our Conferences. It is focusing on "BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN ACADEMIA AND INDUSTRY" to enhance and explore knowledge among Life Science community and Industrial Community to establish corporations and exchanging ideas. Providing the right stage to present stimulating Keynote talks, Plenary sessions, Discussion Panels, B2B Meetings, Poster symposia, Video Presentations and Workshops.

We hope you will join us for a symphony of outstanding experience, and take a little extra time to enjoy the spectacular and unique beauty of this region.

Our Target Audiences

Academic Professionals

Academic Professionals

Students

Students

Industrial Delegates

Industrial Delegates

Exhibitor Benefits & Packages

  • An opportunity to sponsor one poster presentation award.
  • Complimentary conference registration.
  • Set up of one tailor-made exhibit booth (Booth Size 3x3 sqm).
  • Logo recognition on conference website sponsorship page.
  • A4 Color Advertisement in conference Proceedings.
  • Inclusion of your company’s Flyer/Logo in the conference delegate bags.
  • Exclusive online promotion on all our social Networking Sites.
  • Promote your corporate image through logo branding.
  • Brand briefing at the opening and closing ceremonies.
  • Press Release on behalf of your company.
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Latest News

In Memoriam: Psychiatrists Devoted to Child Mental Health

2024-12-20 - 2024-12

As 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 - 2025-01

The 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 - 2025-01

China'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 - 2025-01

Inspired 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 - 2025-01

A 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.

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