3rd Global Conference on Psychology and Mental Health (GCPMH 2026) – Expand Knowledge and Advance Mental Health Practice Worldwide
The 3rd Global Conference on Psychology and Mental Health (GCPMH 2026), taking place from October 14–16, 2026, in Rome, Italy, offers an exceptional opportunity to strengthen your professional knowledge, exchange ideas, and contribute to the future of psychology and mental healthcare. This international event creates a platform where researchers, psychologists, mental health professionals, academicians, educators, and students can come together to share valuable insights and discuss real-world challenges in mental health.
By participating in GCPMH 2026, you will have the opportunity to present your research and professional experiences while receiving meaningful feedback from global experts in psychology and related disciplines. This exchange of ideas can help refine your work, inspire new perspectives, and support future research and clinical practices.
Throughout the conference, participants will engage in keynote sessions, interactive workshops, panel discussions, and research presentations focused on current developments and emerging trends in psychology and mental healthcare. Topics will include clinical psychology, psychotherapy, counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), neuropsychology, trauma management, emotional resilience, and child and adolescent mental health.
Beyond academic learning, the conference provides a valuable environment for building professional connections with psychologists, researchers, healthcare practitioners, and educators from around the world. These interactions can lead to future collaborations, research partnerships, and professional opportunities.
Overall, GCPMH 2026 is designed to provide practical knowledge, innovative ideas, and global networking opportunities that participants can apply to their research, education, and professional practice, while contributing to the advancement of mental health care worldwide.
Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, Austria
Professor Psychology, The Hebrew University, Isreal
Reasearcher Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
Professor of Psychology CIAPS, Cambridge, UK
Universität Zürich, Switzerland
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The University of Memphis Institute for Intelligent Systems and Psychology Department, USA
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Co-Director, Center for Innovations in Parent-Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health , University of Wisconsin Madison , USA
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Clinic of Cardiovascular Diseases named after Most Holy John Tobolsky, Russia
View AbstractDepartment of Anaesthesia, Larisa General Hospital, Greece
View AbstractWelcome address, introduction to conference theme, keynote overview
Topic: Future of Global Mental Health Care and Integrated Psychological Approaches
Session 1: Mental Health – Global Challenges & Innovations Session 2: Women’s Mental Health – Gender-Sensitive Care Models Session 3: Psychology and Psychiatry – Bridging Clinical Practice & Research
Lunch Break
Session 4: Autism – Early Diagnosis & Intervention Strategies Session 5: Stress, Anxiety and Depression – Modern Treatment Approaches Session 6: Psychotherapy and Counseling Psychology – Evidence-Based Practices
Tea Break
Topic: Advancing Mental Health Systems in the 21st Century
Conclusion of Day 1
Topic: Neuroscience and Behavioral Health: New Frontiers
Session 7: Behavioral Health and Bullying – Prevention & Intervention Session 8: Suicide and Self Harm – Risk Assessment & Crisis Management Session 9: Bipolar Disorder – Clinical Management & Research Advances
Lunch Break
Session 10: Schizophrenia – Neurobiological & Therapeutic Insights Session 11: Neurology and Neurological Disorders – Brain-Behavior Connection Session 12: Addiction – Neurochemistry & Rehabilitation Strategies
Tea Break
Topic: Mental Health Assessment Tools & Clinical Case Studies
Closing Ceremony Day 2
Topic: Innovations in Child & Adolescent Mental Health Care
Session 13: Obesity and Eating Disorders – Psychological Dimensions Session 14: Child and Adolescent Psychiatry – Early Intervention Models Session 15: Obsessive Compulsive Disorder – Therapy and Treatment Advances
Lunch Break
Session 16: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder – Trauma-Informed Care Session 17: Personality Disorders – Diagnosis & Long-Term Management Session 18: Child Abuse – Psychological Impact & Protection Strategies Session 19: Legal and Ethical Issues in Clinical Research – Compliance & Responsibility
Tea Break
Best Paper Awards |Certificate Distribution | Vote of Thanks
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Oral Presentation or Workshop
Congress Attendee and Listener
Graduation or Post Graduation
All full papers are recommended for publication in partner journals indexed in SCOPUS, Web of Science, DOAJ, and other leading databases. The full list of journals will be sent to registered participants within two weeks after the conference. Final decisions are made by journal editors following peer review. Revisions may be requested before acceptance.
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