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December 18-19, 2025

8:00AM - 6:00PM

Venice
Italy

Conference Sessions

The NMPP – Psychosocial & Behavioral Health Conference brings together global leaders to explore critical and emerging topics in mental health, psychosocial care, behavioral science, and public policy. This carefully curated program features six key sessions designed to offer a meaningful, interdisciplinary experience for psychologists, psychiatrists, counselors, researchers, social workers, community leaders, and healthcare providers.

Breakthroughs in Mental Health Research and Psychosocial Interventions

Focus: This session highlights cutting-edge developments in behavioral health science, focusing on innovative therapeutic models, neuroscience research, and translational approaches that improve outcomes.

Key Topics:

  • Neurobiological and psychosocial determinants of mental health
  • Evidence-based therapies and integrative care models
  • Emerging trends in behavioral health research and intervention
  • Translational science bridging research to practice

Importance: Advancing research fuels innovation in treatment and supports a deeper understanding of mental illness across diverse populations.

Speakers: Leading behavioral scientists, clinical researchers, and academic mental health experts.

Innovations in Multidisciplinary Behavioral Health and Community Care

Focus: This session explores integrated, team-based approaches to delivering care across mental health settings, with an emphasis on collaborative models and rehabilitation.

Key Topics:

  • Interdisciplinary care pathways and holistic treatment models
  • Role of psychologists, nurses, social workers, and peer specialists
  • Community mental health centers and outreach innovations
  • Digital tools, telehealth, and virtual support systems

Importance:  Multidisciplinary models enhance access, reduce fragmentation, and empower individuals through comprehensive, person-centered care.

Speakers: Behavioral health clinicians, public health strategists, allied health professionals.

Addressing Mental Health Inequities and Global Access to Care

Focus: This session examines how systemic, geographic, and social barriers impact access to quality mental health services worldwide.

Key Topics:

  • Mental health disparities in marginalized and underserved communities
  • Structural racism, poverty, and stigma as barriers to care
  • Policy innovations and community-based mental health programs
  • Strategies to strengthen global mental health systems

Importance: Promoting equity in behavioral health ensures all individuals have the opportunity to thrive, regardless of background or geography.

Speakers: Global mental health leaders, policy advocates, equity-focused practitioners.

Mental Health Across the Lifespan: Cognition, Emotion, and Behavior

Focus: This session explores developmental and age-related mental health needs, including cognitive, emotional, and behavioral challenges from youth to old age.

Key Topics:

  • Depression, anxiety, and trauma-related disorders
  • Cognitive decline, neurodiversity, and age-specific interventions
  • Emotional regulation and behavior management in children and adolescents
  • Geriatric mental health and dementia-related behavioral care

Importance: Lifespan-focused strategies are key to prevention, early intervention, and recovery support across different life stages.

Speakers: Developmental psychologists, geriatric specialists, child psychiatrists, and lifespan mental health professionals.

Personalized, Culturally Competent, and Ethical Behavioral Health Care

Focus: This session addresses the evolving practice of individualized care through the lens of genetics, identity, culture, and ethics in mental health treatment.

Key Topics:

  • Cultural responsiveness and identity-affirming care
  • Ethical dilemmas in behavioral health and digital mental health tools
  • Genetics, epigenetics, and personalized intervention approaches
  • Mental health care for LGBTQ+ and gender-diverse populations

Importance: Personalized, ethical care that reflects individual identity and cultural context leads to better engagement, outcomes, and trust.

Speakers: Clinical ethicists, cultural competence educators, genetic counselors, LGBTQ+ advocates.

Chronic Behavioral Health Conditions and the Future of Care

Focus: This session looks at long-term strategies for managing chronic mental health conditions, building resilient care systems, and supporting caregivers and communities.

Key Topics:

  • Integrated care for chronic psychiatric and behavioral conditions
  • Family and caregiver support programs
  • Palliative approaches in severe mental illness and end-of-life planning
  • Technology-enabled care coordination and community resilience

Importance: Long-term, community-supported care models are essential to sustained recovery and improved quality of life for individuals with chronic mental health conditions.

Speakers: Psychiatric care specialists, social workers, palliative mental health providers, caregivers.

These Six Sessions Will Advance innovation and collaboration in behavioral health care. Promote equity, holistic support, and sustainable mental health systems. With a blend of scientific insight, clinical expertise, and community-focused strategies, the NMPP – Psychosocial & Behavioral Health Conference aims to elevate the global conversation and strengthen the collective response to the mental health challenges of the 21st century.

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