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It is our utmost pleasure to welcome you all to the 8th World Congress on Anxiety,Depression and Stress Management is scheduled to transpire on April 13-15, 2023 in the city of Dubai, UAE in Ghaya Grand Hotel. Disseminate your research experience and expertise in the city well-known for its riches, glitzy and innovative development.
Stress Management 2023 is one of the top premier stress conferences in the world. Join the stress management conference to transcend in mental health care.
Stress Management conference 2023 revolves around the theme “Enhancing Resilience for Better Living” and the scientific sessions of stress management 2023 have been meticulously planned to have a very stimulating, fruitful, and enjoyable time in Dubai.
We look forward to welcoming you to Dubai for Stress Management 2023.
Global Stress Management
The global stress management market hit USD 18,700.9 million in 2020 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 3.8% during the forecast period.
The possible root causes are work-related psychological risks, stress, poor health and business consequences at a high number of workplaces. Increasing globalization and innovations in information and communication technology, new types of contract terms and arrangements for employees have led to increased stress.
These above-mentioned factors posed an impact on workplaces over the last several decades, resulting in new occupational safety and health (OSH) challenges.
The busy lifestyle, which adds to job pressures, deadlines, multitasking, and the need to acquire new skills, has an impact on work-life balance in a broader social context. The demand for businesses and employees to remain competitive is growing in addition to these basic and long-term changes.
Long work hours contributed to 745,000 fatalities, according to research by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Labour Organization (ILO). In 2016, these deaths were brought on by stress from working at least 55 hours per week, which led to ischemic heart disease and stroke. Since 2000, there has been a 29% increase in deaths.
Impact of COVID-19 on Mental Health
Globally, there is a severe mental health crisis because of the coronavirus epidemic. Policies are being adopted by the public and corporate sectors to aid in and alleviate the psychological anguish of those living in a lockdown. In addition to worsening physical health issues, COVID-19 has also had a negative impact on mental health since it has caused stress due to both financial and personal loss because of an increase in COVID-19 patients around the world and a temporary halt in activities.
Healthcare professionals and first responders who labour under constant pressure are particularly sensitive to stress, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). According to the WHO study, stress in 2020 also had an impact on young children who were unable to attend school or go outside because of the lengthy lockdown.
Stress Management Market by Service
Market segments include stress evaluation, resilience training, yoga and meditation, progress tracking metrics, and others based on the services they provide. The stress assessment segment, out of these, has the biggest market share as of 2021 and is anticipated to keep onto that position during the projected period.
New techniques for stress evaluation have been developed because of the rapid growth in technology in recent years, and these techniques are being used to assess stress levels. For instance, the American Institute of Stress and Stress master International collaborated in April 2021 to give the Stress Mastery Questionnaire, a psychometric test with a history of scientific validation (SMQ). This private, online stress test offers thorough stress reports and evaluations on all stress risk scores.
Stress Management by Activity
The market for stress management is split into indoor and outdoor segments based on activity. The outdoor sector, out of these, has the greatest market share as of 2021 and is anticipated to keep onto that position during the projected period.
The expansion of the outdoor market can be due to the growing awareness of the benefits of getting outside to reduce or eliminate stress and anxiety. For instance, new research from a Cornell interdisciplinary team published in January 2020 indicated that as little as 10 minutes spent in a natural setting might boost students' moods.
Stress Management market by End-Use
The market for stress management is segmented into small, medium, and big businesses depending on the size of the firm. The largest segment among these is large-scale organisations, and it is anticipated that it will continue to be the largest segment during the projected period.
The segment's expansion can be due to larger firms becoming more conscious of employees' high levels of stress. Large-scale enterprises benefit from preventive stress management by operating to their utmost potential.
Asia
Different physical and mental signs of stress differ based on the circumstances of each person. Deteriorations in physical health and depression are two examples of them. One of the secrets to a contented and successful life in contemporary society is the process of stress management. While managing the many responsibilities that come with life can be challenging, stress management offers an answer. Slowly but surely, the stigma associated with mental illnesses like stress and anxiety is breaking down. Both the use of drugs and methods for reducing stress have been standardised. Therefore, it is anticipated that the global market for workplace stress management would follow a successful course of development in the years to come. The Medical Fraternity concentrates on creating key components to manage mental health issues.
To stay up with change, organisations examine HR-based targets and organisational objectives on a regular basis for effectiveness, attrition, and levels of customer dissatisfaction, error rates, and health and safety standards at work. These indicators must be in line with programmes for workplace wellness like productivity, turnover, stress levels, and mental health problems. Yoga has long been known to have numerous psychological and physical advantages, and it is becoming more and more popular in the workplace. This mental clutter can be removed through yoga positions and meditation, which will improve the workers' alertness, concentration, and productivity.
Key players:
United Arab Emirates
The conversation surrounding mental health is becoming more vocalised as healthcare professionals work to provide high-quality care across all disciplines during the epidemic to ensure that patients do not suffer in silence. Impact of the Coronavirus Pandemic (COVID-19) Lockdown on Mental Health and Well-Being in the United Arab Emirates, a study that questioned 4,426 participants and was published in Frontiers in Psychiatry, found that over 36% of respondents experienced more stress from job, family, and financial issues. Additionally, 43–63% of the individuals reported feeling anxious or helpless because of COVID-19. Higher Impact of Event Scale (IES-R) scores was more prevalent among females, younger individuals, part-timers, and college or university graduates. The result is a gauge of the post-traumatic stress symptoms that are connected to a particular occurrence.
2015 WHO research, however, highlighted and documented the prevalence of depression and anxiety in the UAE, claiming that it had the highest rate of depression of any nation in the Eastern Mediterranean Region.
According to a report released by the Ministry of Health and Prevention - UAE, anxiety and depression are among the top 10 causes of poor health in the country even though there are few comprehensive statistics on mental health (MOHAP). The most prevalent mental health conditions among individuals, they can also be side effects of conditions like borderline personality disorder and bipolar disorder. ADHD, mood disorders, or substance use disorders are frequently co-diagnosed with personality problems. However, a lot of patients receive incorrect diagnoses from medical professionals who are not qualified in providing mental diagnoses as well as from locals who self-diagnose and self-medicate based on what they read on WebMD. The process of making a mental diagnosis and the risks associated with making a mistaken diagnosis needs to be made more widely known. The most common misdiagnoses include ADHD, depression, bipolar I and II, and personality disorders.
Although progress has been achieved in addressing people's well-being through promoting mental health, research shows that patients are discouraged from seeking psychological care in the UAE due to the burden of societal stigma. To combat this, MOHAP introduced Hayat (life), a programme for pandemic-related mental health care. Additionally, the National Program for Happiness and Wellbeing opened a special telephone counselling hotline to assist people who are experiencing anxiety or psychiatric problems.
Virtual HealthCare:
An increasingly popular forum for consultations is virtual healthcare. Because they can't locate a good therapist in their location, many patients choose to receive online support from therapists in other nations. Following their participation in the virtual treatment process during COVID-19, participants are discovering the advantages of in-person counselling. Virtual healthcare has advantages and is effective for a particular range of therapies and patients. It has enabled people to keep in touch with their rehabilitation process from anywhere in the world and has greatly aided many people in coping with COVID-19 confinement.
The number of patients in the UAE seeking help for mental health problems increased at least six-fold in three years, World Health Organisation figures show.
Admissions for inpatient and outpatient mental health services soared between 2017 and 2020. There were 12.09 inpatient admissions for mental health problems for every 100,000 of the population in the UAE in 2017. This rose to 71.65 for every 100,000 in 2020. The coronavirus pandemic worsened many people’s mental health as they dealt with financial and relationship concerns.
Mental health problems range from stress and anxiety to addiction and psychosis. The possible reasons mentioned are bullying on social media and pressure from family and work. Individuals subjected to trauma in the past have issues with their emotions and are prone to become impulsive.
In 2017, the UAE approved a national mental health promotion strategy. The goals included raising awareness of mental health issues and supporting programmes like home-based treatment and community outreach.
The expectations on many of the UAE's workers have increased as the country has grown busier and more competitive. Therefore, it is not unexpected that levels of tension, worry, and depression have also increased. In 2017, there were 454.49 outpatient visits per 100,000 people. In 2020, this increased to 2,975.6 visits per 100,000 people.
Early detection of mental health issues is the key to dealing with them successfully. A critical first step is realising, admitting, and accepting that one could have a problem.
Talking to a friend or family member about issues, spending less time on social media, getting regular exercise, getting enough sleep, and acknowledging that having strong emotions is a normal aspect of being human are all methods that can help people maintain excellent mental health.
Dubai
According to the results of new research, depression was the most common mental health disorder among young people using psychiatric services in Dubai. Specialists from Zayed University, Al Jalila Children’s Hospital and Rashid Hospital conducted professional help sessions, nearly half of those who attended were under 20 and their average age was 15.
In a rare UAE-focused study on the subject, researchers concentrated on young people's understanding of mental health services.
Of the 99 patients whose records were examined, 47% were Emirati, 22% were from other Middle Eastern nations, 13% were from other parts of Asia, 10% were from Africa, and the other patients were from Europe, America, or Australia.
Demographic data, stressors from daily life, the length of symptoms, the primary diagnosis, and the presence or absence of psychotic characteristics were all obtained.
Delusions, incorrect beliefs and perceptions, and hallucinations, or seeing and hearing things that are not real, are some of the symptoms of psychosis.
The most frequent diagnosis in the sample examined was a depressive illness, which was followed by bipolar disorder and associated disorders, and anxiety. Other types of psychosis including schizophrenia, a dangerous illness in which reality is perceived strangely, were also observed in the individuals. Peer connection is crucial, and young people struggle when they are unable to engage in it while the pandemic was ongoing.
Younger folks typically recover more quickly than older adults and take less time to get over their mental health obstacles. They typically carry less emotional baggage, and their optimism and hope haven't been too severely dented by setbacks.
Other-nationality young people were more likely to identify friendship interactions as a cause of stress. Young women were more likely to seek family members' advice, discuss difficult relationships, and be given a depression diagnosis. The study discovered that non-Emirati teens were more inclined to communicate difficulties with friends and that people with poor family relationships were more likely to seek professional care. According to the study, young males need more education on early warning signs of poor mental health and how to get help. Researchers found that in the reports they examined, the onset of psychotic symptoms prompted quicker medical interventions, whereas the presence of self-harming behaviour or worry made people put off seeking treatment.
Stress Management 2023 is a premier meeting of eminent professionals in Mental health, Psychiatrists, general well-being experts, researchers, industry scientists, and researchers to debate research and innovation in the field of Psychiatry and Mental Health.
Stress Conference 2023 features keynote forums, oral presentations, workshops, poster presentations, and exhibitions to trade on cutting-edge research in Psychiatry and Mental Health.
Stress, which was not a topic of discussion in the past decades, has now become the most uttered word of all ages and has become a major issue in modern life. Stress Management 2023 will have sessions on how stress affects the physical, mental, and emotional health of an individual and the innovative strategies to cope with stress.
The motto of Stress Management conference 2023 is to disseminate strategies, trends, and recent innovations with an emphasis on treatment that will be beneficial for anxiety, depression, stress and other related disorders prevailing in recent years.
We look forward to meeting you at Stress Management 2023!
Why attend
Target Audience:
Stress Management 2019
Allied Academies hosted the 6th World Congress on Anxiety, Depression and Stress Management successfully on March 18-19,2019 in London, UK.
Special thanks to the global crowd who showed their gracious presence at Stress Management 2019, belonging to the diverse field of Psychology and Psychiatric disorders contributed to making it successful.
The Stress Management 2019 was organized at Sheraton Heathrow Hotel, Heathrow Airport, Colnbrook Bypass, West Drayton, UB7 0HJ, United Kingdom and the attendees had a great time interacting and utilizing the opportunity to network with people from all around the world from the diverse field of Stress Research, Psychiatry, Psychology, and Mental Health.
The conference had effective echoes of talks on the theme “Effortful opportunities and forthcoming research conclusions to treat Anxiety, Depression and Stress”
The Organizing Committee of Stress Management would like to thank All the speakers, Delegates, Doctors, and Researchers for their gracious presence at the Stress conference. The conference was highlighted by the following keynote and special talks:
The attendees had a great time at the event, enjoying great talks and exhibitions and being dispersed for networking sessions. The event ended with a closing ceremony with the motto Optimize Brain, Soul, and Wellness to establish desired life.
Special thanks to our Organizing Committee Members, including the Chair, Co-Chairs and Media Partners of Stress Management 2019.
Proceedings of the previous conferences can be obtained at Stress Management 2019.
Further details about the past conference can be obtained from https://stressmanagement.alliedacademies.com/2019
The scientific program of Stress Management 2023 invites the participants to submit abstracts from the below-listed topics:
Tracks
Anxiety disorder
According to National Comorbidity Replication study data, the prevalence of anxiety disorders in US adults aged 18 and older has been steadily increasing. Last year, the occurrence of anxiety disorders was 19.2% among US adults. An average of about 31.2% of US adults experience one or another anxiety disorder at some point in their lives.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Psychiatry Conferences | Stress Management Conferences | Anxiety Conference | Depression Conference | Mental Health Conference | Bipolar disorder Conference | Schizophrenia Conference | Autism Conference
Related Associations: International Stress Management Association | The American Institute of Stress | American Psychiatric Association | World Psychiatric Association | European Psychiatric Association| Association of Clinical Psychologists | Association of Mental Health Providers | British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy | Association for Psychological Science |Association of Women Psychiatrists
Related Societies: The Stress Management Society | German Psychological Society | The British Psychological Society | Australian Psychological Society | British Psychoanalytical Society
Associated Journals: Journal of Anxiety Disorders | Depression and Anxiety Journal | Anxiety, Stress and Coping Journal | International Journal of Mental Health Systems | Journal of Mental Health | International Journal of Mental Health Nursing | Journal of Mental Disorders and Treatment| Society and Mental Health | Journal of Mental Health and Aging | Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health | Psychiatry and Mental Health Journal
Depressive disorders
In the US, major depression is the most common mental disorder. According to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, an average of about 21.1 million adults in the US had experienced at least one of the major depressive disorders. The occurrence of major depressive disorders was highest among individuals aged 18–25.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Anxiety Conferences | Depression Conferences | Psychiatrist Conference| Psychiatry Conferences | ADHD Conference | Mental Health Conference | Bipolar disorder conference | Stress Management Conferences
Related Associations: General Council of Psychology of Spain |Korean Psychological Association |International Positive Psychiatry Association |Association of Clinical Psychologists |The Association for Business Psychology |Association of Educational Psychologists |American Academy of Clinical Psychology |Psychologist Associations | Academy for Eating Disorders
Related Societies: British Psychological Society | European Health Psychology Society | Finnish Psychological Society | Experimental Psychology Society | Hong Kong Psychological Society |
Associated Journals: Journal for Depression | Journal of Depression and Therapy | Depressive disorders Journal, Global Mental Health Journal | Psychiatry and Mental Health Research Journal | Journal of Mental Health and Social Behaviour Journal | Mathews Journal of Psychiatry & Mental Health | Journal of Rural Mental Health | International Journal of Psychiatry and Mental Health | Journal of Mental Health Education
Stress disorders
According to a scientific report by the WHO, the global occurrence of anxiety, stress, and depression has increased drastically by 26% during the first year of COVID-19. Concerns about mental health conditions had increased with the COVID-19 pandemic. Understanding the neurobiology of stress would be helpful in alleviating stress.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Anxiety Conferences| Depression Conferences | Autism Conference | Bipolar Conference | Mental Health Conference | Neuropsychiatry Conference |Stress Management conference
Related Associations: Academy of Counselling Psychology | American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry | American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology | American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law | American Academy of Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychiatry | American Association of Community Psychiatrists | American Association of Geriatric Psychiatry | American Group Psychotherapy Association | American Psychiatric Nurses Association
Related Societies: International Society for Comparative Psychology | International Society for the Study of Behavioural Development | International Society for Intelligence Research | International Society for Research on Aggression |
Associated Journals: Neurobiology of Stress | Stress Journal | Stress and Health Journal | International Journal of Stress Management | International Journal of Clinical Psychiatry and Mental Health | Journal of Mental Health Counselling | ASEAN Journal of Psychiatry | Annals of Psychiatry and Mental Health | Archives of Clinical Psychiatry | Psychiatry and Mental Health
Addiction disorders
The UNODC World Drug Report stated that nearly 276 people used drugs in the previous year, and about 36 million people had been diagnosed with addiction disorders. During the COVID pandemic, there was a rise in the use of cannabis. An average of about 5.5 percent of the population between the ages of 15 and 64 were found to have used it at least once in the previous year.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Mental Health Conferences | Psychiatry Conferences | Anxiety Conference | Bipolar disorder Conference | Schizophrenia Conference | Psychiatrist Conferences | Autism Conferences | Stress Management Conferences
Related Associations: American Psychological Association | Archives of the History of American Psychology | Associated Counsellors & Psychologists NSW | Association for Advancement of Behaviour Therapy | Association for Behaviour Analysis International | Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health | Association for College Psychiatry |Association for Contextual Behavioral Science | Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness | American Psychoanalytic Association
Related Societies: International Society of Political Psychology | Mental Health Foundation | Centre for Mental Health | Hong Kong Psychological Society | The Stress Management Society | German Psychological Society
Associated Journals: Journal of Addiction & Addictive Disorders | Journal of Addictive Diseases | Addictive Behaviours Journal | Journal of Mental Health and Addiction Nursing | American Journal of Psychiatry | The Science of Mental Health and The Brain Journal | Clinical Child Psychology and Psychiatry | Frontiers in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Child and adolescent Psychiatry
Globally, about 10% of children and adolescents encounter a mental disorder; however, the majority do not seek care or assistance. Mental conditions, namely childhood epilepsy, anxiety, behavioural disorders, developmental disabilities, and depression, contribute to disability and illness in young people.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Psychology Conferences | Clinical Psychology Conference | Mental Health Conference | Clinical Psychiatry Conference | Neuropsychiatry Conference | Stress Management Conferences
Related Associations: Association for Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy | Association for Transpersonal Psychology | Association of Black Psychologists | Anxiety and Depression Association of America | Australian Psychologists Association | Australian Psychology Accreditation Council | The Behaviour Analyst Certification Board | Behaviour Genetics Association | Belgian Psychological Association
Related Societies: The Stress Management Society | German Psychological Society | The British Psychological Society | Australian Psychological Society | British Psychoanalytical Society
Associated Journals: Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry | Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry | Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health Journal | Journal of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association | Mental Health Practice Journal | Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health | International Journal of Mental Health Nursing | Journal of Neurological, Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing | Journal of Psychiatric Nursing
Adult and Geriatric Psychiatry
As the global population is ageing at a faster pace. More than 21% of the older population suffers from either a mental or a neurological disorder. The most prevalent mental and neurological disorders among the older population are dementia and depression. Nearly 3.8% of the older population is affected by anxiety disorders. The older population is prone to abandonment, financial, verbal, and psychological abuse.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Psychology Conferences | Stress Management Conferences | Anxiety Conference | Depression Conference | Psychiatry Conferences | Mental Health Conference | Bipolar disorder Conference | Schizophrenia Conference | ADHD Conference
Related Associations: B. F. Skinner Foundation | British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies | Buenos Aires Psychoanalytic Association | Canadian Psychological Association| Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies | Environmental Design Research Association | European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology | European Association of Counselling Psychology | European Federation of Psychologists' Associations (EFPA) | European Federation of Psychology Students' Associations (EFPSA | European Federation of Psychology Teachers' Associations
Related Societies: British Psychological Society | European Health Psychology Society | Finnish Psychological Society | Experimental Psychology Society | Hong Kong Psychological Society |
Associated Journals: International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry | The American Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry | Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry and Neurology | The Lancet Psychiatry Journal | The British Journal of Psychiatry | Frontiers in Psychiatry Journal | International Journal of Social Psychiatry | Academic Psychiatry Journal | Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry | Biological Psychiatry Journal
Bipolar Disorder
Based on the National Comorbidity Survey Replication, the prevalence of bipolar disorder was estimated at 2.8% of US adults in the previous year. Around 4.4% of US adults were found to have encountered bipolar disorder at some point in their lives.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Anxiety Conferences | Depression Conferences | Psychology Conference | Psychiatry Conferences | Addiction disorder Conference | Mental Health Conference | Bipolar disorder conference | Stress Management Conferences
Related Associations: FABBS Foundation | Federation of Associations in Behavioral & Brain Sciences | German Psychological Association | Goy Psychological Centre | Houston Psychological Association | Hong Kong Association of Doctors in Clinical Psychology (HKADCP)| International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology | International Association of Applied Psychology | International Council of Psychologists | International Early Psychosis Association
Related Societies: International Society for Comparative Psychology | International Society for the Study of Behavioural Development | International Society for Intelligence Research | International Society for Research on Aggression |
Associated Journals: Bipolar Disorders Journal | International Journal of Bipolar Disorders | Asian Journal of Psychiatry | Canadian Journal of Psychiatry | European Psychiatry | International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry | Journal of Clinical Psychiatry | Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease | Psychiatric Genetics | World Psychiatry
Schizophrenia
As per the WHO report, nearly 25 million people were affected by schizophrenia across the globe. The rate of prevalence is 0.50% among adults. Individuals with schizophrenia are not getting mental health care. Nearly 50% of people in mental hospitals receive a schizophrenia diagnosis, and only 30.3% get specialist mental health care. Effective care is required for individuals with schizophrenia.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Anxiety Conferences| Depression Conferences | Psychiatry Conference | Autism Conference | Mental Health Conference | Neuropsychiatry Conference |Stress Management conferences
Related Associations: International Psychoanalytic Association | International School Psychology Association | International Transpersonal Association | International Union of Psychological Science |International Institute for the Advanced Studies of Psychotherapy and Applied Mental Health | Indian Association of Private Psychiatry | Anxiety UK | Bipolar UK | CALM| Men’s Health Forum| Mental Health Foundation | Mind | No Panic | OCD Action
Related Societies: International Society of Political Psychology | Mental Health Foundation | Centre for Mental Health | Hong Kong Psychological Society | The Stress Management Society | German Psychological Society
Associated Journals: Schizophrenia Journal | Schizophrenia Bulletin Journal | Schizophrenia Research Journal | Issues in Mental Health Nursing | International Journal of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy | Evidence-Based Mental Health | Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology | Behaviour Genetics | Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry
Behavioral and developmental disorders
According to the study conducted in Austria, conduct disorder was the most common behavioural disorder among the children. Nearly 17.5% of children ages 2–8 are suffering from a mental, behavioural, or developmental disorder. The other disorders, such as ADHD, anxiety, and depression, are more typical as children get older.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Mental Health Conferences | Psychology Conferences | Psychiatry Conference | Bipolar disorder Conference | Schizophrenia Conference | Addiction disorder Conferences | Autism Conferences | Stress Management Conferences
Related Associations: Rethink Mental Illness | Young Minds | National Association for Children of Alcoholics | British Indian Psychiatric Association | British Pakistan Psychiatrists Association |Anxiety Disorders Association of America | National Association of County Behavioral Health and Developmental Disability Directors (NACBHD) | National Association of Mental Health Planning and Advisory Councils (NAMHPAC) | National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors (NASMHPD) | Mental Health America
Related Societies: The Stress Management Society | German Psychological Society | The British Psychological Society | Australian Psychological Society | British Psychoanalytical Society
Associated Journals: Journal of Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics | Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders | Childhood Disorders Journals | Journal of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences | International Journal of Psychiatry Research | World Journal of Psychiatry and Mental Health Research | Eastern Journal of Psychiatry | Annals of Indian Psychiatry | Adolescent Psychiatry Journal | American Journal of Psychiatry and Neuroscience
Mental disorders
As per the study by the WHO, in 2019, around 970 million people of the world's population were living with a mental disorder, of which anxiety and depression disorders were the most common. In 2020, the number of individuals suffering from anxiety and depression increased significantly due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This is an appeal to mental health professionals to address this problem.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Psychology Conferences | Clinical Psychology Conference | Mental Health Conference | Clinical Psychiatry Conference | Mental disorders Conference | Stress Management Conferences
Related Associations: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) | National Resource Centre for Psychiatric Advance Directives (NRC-PAD) | American Psychiatric Association (APA) | American Psychological Association (APA) | Bring Change to Mind (BC2M) | Help Guide |Mental Health |Mental Health America (MHA) |National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) | National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
Related Societies: British Psychological Society | European Health Psychology Society | Finnish Psychological Society | Experimental Psychology Society | Hong Kong Psychological Society |
Associated Journals: Journal of Psychiatry & Mental Disorders | Journal of Psychiatry and Psychiatric Disorders | Journal of Mental Health Disorders | Archives of Mental Health | Archives of Neuropsychiatry | Archives of Psychiatry Research | Autism & Developmental Language Impairments | Autism Research and Treatment | Biological Psychiatry: Global Open Science| Biomarkers in Neuropsychiatry
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
As per the NIMH report, the occurrence of obsessive-compulsive disorder was estimated to be 1.2% in US adults aged 18 and up. OCD occurrence rates were estimated to be higher among females (1.9%) than males (0.6%). Nearly more than 50% of adults with OCD encounter serious illness.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Psychology Conferences | Stress Management Conferences | Anxiety Conference| Depression Conference | Psychiatry Conferences | Mental Health Conference | Bipolar disorder Conference | Schizophrenia Conference | Addiction disorders Conference
Related Associations: International Stress Management Association | The American Institute of Stress | American Psychiatric Association | World Psychiatric Association | European Psychiatric Association| Association of Clinical Psychologists | Association of Mental Health Providers | British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy | Association for Psychological Science |Association of Women Psychiatrists
Related Societies: International Society for Comparative Psychology | International Society for the Study of Behavioural Development | International Society for Intelligence Research | International Society for Research on Aggression |
Associated Journals: Journal of Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders | Borderline Personality Disorder and Emotion Dysregulation | Brazilian Journal of Psychiatry | Canadian Journal of Theology, Mental Health and Disability | Case Reports in Psychiatry | Chronic Stress | Clinical Medicine Insights: Psychiatry | Clinical Neuropsychiatry | Clinical Practice and Epidemiology in Mental Health | Comprehensive Psychiatry
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Based on diagnostic interview data, the occurrence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among US adults was 3.8% in the previous year. The lifetime occurrence of PTSD was 6.9%. Among adults, the occurrence of PTSD was higher for women (5.3%) than men (1.9%). Approximately 36.1 percent encountered serious illness, 33.2 percent encountered moderate impairment, and 30.6% encountered mild illness.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Anxiety Conferences | Depression Conferences | Psychiatrist Conference| Psychiatry Conference | Addiction disorder Conference | Mental Health Conference | Bipolar disorder conference | Stress Management Conferences
Related Associations: General Council of Psychology of Spain |Korean Psychological Association |International Positive Psychiatry Association |Association of Clinical Psychologists |The Association for Business Psychology |Association of Educational Psychologists |American Academy of Clinical Psychology |Psychologist Associations | Academy for Eating Disorders
Related Societies: British Psychological Society | European Health Psychology Society | Finnish Psychological Society | Experimental Psychology Society | Hong Kong Psychological Society |
Associated Journals: Psychosomatic Medicine Journal | Journal of Psychosomatic Research | Psychosomatics Journal | Computational Psychiatry | Current Problems of Psychiatry | Depression Research and Treatment | Discover Mental Health | East Asian Archives of Psychiatry | Egyptian Journal of Psychiatry | European Journal of Mental Health
Psychosomatic disorders
The estimated prevalence of psychosomatic disorders in the US is 4.1% to 6.3%. Women are more affected by psychosomatic disorders. Nearly 21 to 16 percent of individuals with acute somatic symptoms are prone to develop chronic somatic illness. In a gynaecological context, chronic pelvic pain is hard to manage. For this illness, GBP 159 million is spent in the UK each year, and USD 882.5 million is spent in the US.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Anxiety Conferences| Depression Conferences | Psychiatry Conference | Addiction disorder Conference | Mental Health Conference | Neuropsychiatry Conference |Stress Management conferences
Related Associations: Academy of Counselling Psychology | American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry | American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology | American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law | American Academy of Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychiatry | American Association of Community Psychiatrists | American Association of Geriatric Psychiatry | American Group Psychotherapy Association | American Psychiatric Nurses Association
Related Societies: The Stress Management Society | German Psychological Society | The British Psychological Society | Australian Psychological Society | British Psychoanalytical Society
Associated Journals: Journal of Mental health and Clinical Psychology | Journal of Mental Health | Infant Mental Health Journal | General Psychiatry | Global Mental Health | International Journal of Bipolar Disorders | International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy | International Journal of Methods in Psychiatric Research | Israel Journal of Psychiatry | JMIR Mental Health
Meditation and mental health
According to a survey, an estimated 202–510 million people meditate around the world. Anxiety, depression, and stress are regarded as the three major health problems. Nearly 64.6% reported having a positive impact through mediation. Meditation improves not only the physical health but also the mental health of an individual. Employee productivity has increased by 125% when 50% of employers provide mindfulness training to their employees.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Mental Health Conferences | Psychiatry Conferences | Mental Disorders Conference | Bipolar disorder Conference | Schizophrenia Conference | Addiction disorder Conferences | Autism Conferences | Stress Management Conferences
Related Associations: American Psychological Association | Archives of the History of American Psychology | Associated Counsellors & Psychologists NSW | Association for Advancement of Behaviour Therapy | Association for Behaviour Analysis International | Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health | Association for College Psychiatry | Association for Contextual Behavioral Science | Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness | American Psychoanalytic Association
Related Societies: International Society of Political Psychology | Mental Health Foundation | Centre for Mental Health | Hong Kong Psychological Society | The Stress Management Society | German Psychological Society
Associated Journals: Journal of Suicide Prevention | The Journal of Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention | Journal of Abnormal Psychology | Aggression and Violent Behaviour | Current Opinion in Behavioral Sciences | Development and Psychopathology | Suicide and Life-Threatening Behaviour | Annals of Behavioral Medicine | Journal of Counselling Psychology | Journal of Psychiatric Research
Suicide and Prevention
Every year, around 710,000 deaths occur by suicide. For every death, there are up to 20 suicide attempts. Suicide not only takes away lives but also has certain ripple effects on families, friends, and communities. Suicide is the second leading cause of death, after automobile accidents. Understanding and recognising the causes of suicides will help to prevent them.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Psychology Conferences | Clinical Psychology Conference | Mental Health Conference | Clinical Psychiatry Conference | Mental disorders Conference | Stress Management Conferences
Related Associations: Association for Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy | Association for Transpersonal Psychology | Association of Black Psychologists | Anxiety and Depression Association of America | Australian Psychologists Association | Australian Psychology Accreditation Council | The Behaviour Analyst Certification Board | Behaviour Genetics Association | Belgian Psychological Association
Related Societies: International Society for Comparative Psychology | International Society for the Study of Behavioural Development | International Society for Intelligence Research | International Society for Research on Aggression |
Associated Journals: Journal of Mental health and Clinical Psychology | Journal of Mental Health | Infant Mental Health Journal | General Psychiatry | Global Mental Health | International Journal of Bipolar Disorders | International Journal of Integrative Psychotherapy | International Journal of Methods in Psychiatric Research | Israel Journal of Psychiatry | JMIR Mental Health
Seasonal affective disorders
The occurrence of seasonal affective disorder is estimated to be 0.5–5 % in the general population. About10–200% of individuals with major depressive disorder and 25% of individuals with bipolar disorder are affected by seasonal affective disorder.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Psychology Conferences | Stress Management Conferences | Anxiety Conference| Depression Conference | Psychiatry Conferences | Mental Health Conference | Bipolar disorder Conference | Schizophrenia Conference | Addiction disorders Conference
Related Associations: B. F. Skinner Foundation | British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies | Buenos Aires Psychoanalytic Association | Canadian Psychological Association| Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies | Environmental Design Research Association | European Academy of Occupational Health Psychology | European Association of Counselling Psychology | European Federation of Psychologists' Associations (EFPA) | European Federation of Psychology Students' Associations (EFPSA | European Federation of Psychology Teachers' Associations
Related Societies: The Stress Management Society | German Psychological Society | The British Psychological Society | Australian Psychological Society | British Psychoanalytical Society
Associated Journals: Personality and Mental Health Journal | Child and Adolescent Mental Health Journal | Aging and Mental Health | Journal International Psychogeriatrics | Journal of Cognition and Development | Early Intervention in Psychiatry | European Addiction Research | Focus on Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities | Research in Autism Spectrum Disorders | Review Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders
Digital Media and Mental Health
Adolescents who use digital media for more than 3 hours are at higher risk of mental health issues. Around 13% of children aged 12–17 is reported to have depression, and 32% have anxiety. Cyberbullying or online harassment was experienced by approximately 58% of teens in the United States.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Anxiety Conferences | Depression Conferences | Psychiatry Conference| Psychologist Conference | Addiction disorder Conference | Mental Health Conference | Bipolar disorder conference | Stress Management Conferences
Related Associations: FABBS Foundation | Federation of Associations in Behavioral & Brain Sciences | German Psychological Association | Goy Psychological Centre | Houston Psychological Association | Hong Kong Association of Doctors in Clinical Psychology (HKADCP)| International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology | International Association of Applied Psychology | International Council of Psychologists | International Early Psychosis Association
Related Societies: International Society of Political Psychology | Mental Health Foundation | Centre for Mental Health | Hong Kong Psychological Society | The Stress Management Society | German Psychological Society
Associated Journals: Computational Psychiatry | Current Problems of Psychiatry | Depression Research and Treatment | Discover Mental Health | East Asian Archives of Psychiatry | Egyptian Journal of Psychiatry | Epidemiology and Psychiatric Sciences | European Journal of Mental Health | Frontiers in Psychiatry | General Psychiatry | Global Mental Health
Psychiatric rehabilitation
The global psychiatric rehabilitation market size is increasing at a CAGR of 3.8% from 2021 to 2030. The market size in 2021 was USD 150 billion and is estimated to reach USD 198.23 billion by 2029. With the COVID-19 pandemic, the cost of psychiatric rehabilitation is increasing rapidly.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Anxiety Conferences| Depression Conferences | Psychiatry Conference | Addiction disorder Conference | Mental Health Conference | Neuropsychiatry Conference |Stress Management conferences
Related Associations: International Psychoanalytic Association | International School Psychology Association | International Transpersonal Association | International Union of Psychological Science |International Institute for the Advanced Studies of Psychotherapy and Applied Mental Health | Indian Association of Private Psychiatry | Anxiety UK | Bipolar UK | CALM| Men’s Health Forum| Mental Health Foundation | Mind | No Panic | OCD Action
Related Societies: British Psychological Society | European Health Psychology Society | Finnish Psychological Society | Experimental Psychology Society | Hong Kong Psychological Society |
Associated Journals: Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal | Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Mental Health | American Journal of Psychiatric Rehabilitation | Journal of Affective Disorders Reports | Journal of Eating Disorders | Journal of Ethics in Mental Health | Journal of Experimental Psychopathology | Journal of Geriatric Mental Health | Journal of Mental Health and Human Behaviour | Journal of Neurodevelopmental Disorders | Journal of Recovery in Mental Health
Mental health care
The most common health condition prevailing in the US is mental illness. Nearly half of all people will be diagnosed with a mental illness or disorder at some point in their lives. The prevalence of mental illnesses such as major depression, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder was estimated at 1 in every 25 US lives. The global mental health market, estimated at USD 381.35 billion in 2020, is expected to reach USD 538.37 billion by 2030, increasing at a CAGR of 3.6%.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Mental Health Conferences | Psychiatry Conferences | Mental Disorders Conference | Bipolar disorder Conference | Schizophrenia Conference | Psychiatrist Conferences | Autism Conferences | Stress Management Conferences
Related Associations: Rethink Mental Illness | Young Minds | National Association for Children of Alcoholics | British Indian Psychiatric Association | British Pakistan Psychiatrists Association |Anxiety Disorders Association of America | National Association of County Behavioral Health and Developmental Disability Directors (NACBHD) | National Association of Mental Health Planning and Advisory Councils (NAMHPAC) | National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors (NASMHPD) | Mental Health America
Related Societies: International Society of Political Psychology | Mental Health Foundation | Centre for Mental Health | Hong Kong Psychological Society | The Stress Management Society | German Psychological Society
Associated Journals: Clinical Psychology and Mental Health Care| Society and Mental Health Journal | International Journal of Social Psychiatry | Journal of Affective Disorders Reports| Journal of Geriatric Mental Health | Journal of Mental Health and Human Behaviour | Journal of Neurodevelopmental Disorders | Journal of Ethics in Mental Health | Journal of Experimental Psychopathology
Case Studies
In mental health and psychology, case studies are crucial for the development of new ideas and hypotheses. The reports are used to analyse the causes, symptoms, treatments, and possible outcomes. This section focuses on case study methodologies and benefits. Detailed Case studies are frequently used to describe people who have rare, unusual, or abnormal conditions. The ability to frame a psychological condition from a case report aids in the development of new clinical inventions and therapeutics.
Associated Conferences: Stress Conferences | Psychology Conferences | Clinical Psychology Conference | Mental Health Conferences | Clinical Psychiatry Conference | Autism Conference | Stress Management Conferences
Related Associations: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) | National Resource Centre for Psychiatric Advance Directives (NRC-PAD) | American Psychiatric Association (APA) | American Psychological Association (APA) | Bring Change to Mind (BC2M) | Help Guide |Mental Health |Mental Health America (MHA) |National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) | National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
Related Societies: International Society of Political Psychology | Mental Health Foundation | Centre for Mental Health | Hong Kong Psychological Society | The Stress Management Society | German Psychological Society
Associated Journals: Case Reports in Psychiatry | Psychiatry Research Case Reports | Clinical Case Studies Journal | Translational Psychiatry | Trends in Psychiatry and Psychotherapy | Psychiatry Nursing Journal | Archives of Psychiatric Nursing Journal | Journal of Child & Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing | British Journal of Mental Health Nursing | International Journal of Stress Prevention and Wellbeing
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