Conference Information
About the Conference
Followed by the successful completion of “World Congress on Mental Health”, we would be glad to announce our next series “2nd World Congress on Mental Health” scheduled on June 24-25, 2020 at Paris, France. The objective of the conference is to gather all the Mental Health professionals and to traverse the advancements that are confronting in the field of Mental Health and Psychology.
The theme of Mental Health 2020 is “Unwind the Mysteries of Human Decorum”.
The conference will be an experience for its informative symposia, seminars and excellent keynote workshops by well recognized experts in the field. It will also prove a brilliant open door for university and institute members to partner with internationally recognized academics and to provide companies interested in extending their global market scope.
PULSUS cordially welcome academicians, researchers, students and business professionals to this rostrum to interact and share their knowledge in the field of mental health and psychology.
We invite you to join us at the 2020 Congress on Mental Health, in which you will undoubtedly have a significant experience with experts and industrialist. The organizing committee of the Mental Health 2020 expect to meet you in Paris, France.
Target Audience
- Psychologist
- Neuropsychologist
- Psychiatrist
- Mental Health Psychiatrist
- Psychiatric Technician
- Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurse
- Substance Abuse Nurse
- Scientists and professors
- Psychometrist
- Neuroimaging Technician
- Students
- Diagnostic laboratory professionals
- Business Entrepreneurs
- Industry professionals
- Directors/Managers/CEO’s
- Presidents & Vice Presidents
- Brand Manufacturers/ Marketers of Consumer Products
- Marketing, Advertising and Promotion Agency Executives
Who Should Attend?
- Psychologist & Psychiatrist
- Neuropsychologist
- Students & Patients
- Professors & Lecturers
- Scientists & Researchers
- Associations and Societies
- Medical Professionals to Exchange Ideas and Knowledge Networking at its 100+ international Conferences
Benefits
- Best Poster Award
- Outstanding Young Researcher Award
- Group Registration benefits
- Keynote sessions by the world’s most eminent researchers
- Top Industries Representations.
Scientific Sessions
- Mental Health
- Women Mental Health
- Child and Adolescent Mental Health
- Psychology and Psychiatry
- Psychological Resilience
- Psychological Disorder
- Bipolar Disorder
- Psychosis Disorder
- Eating Disorder
- Autism
- Schizophrenia
- Addiction
- Stress, Anxiety and Depression
- Post Traumatic Disorder
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
- Personality Disorder
- Recovery and Rehabilitation
- Mental Health Therapies
1.Mental Health
Mental health is the level of emotional well-being or lack of mental illness. The disposition of a person "functions at a reasonable department of psychological and contextual change." It is an unpredictable spectrum, in which the mental health of an individual can have many different possible values.
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2. Women Mental Health
Research demonstrates that women are more often than men diagnosed with depression (especially certain symptoms). Women are more likely to develop atypical depression in the winter, with a seasonal emotional disorder. Atypical depression includes symptoms such as heavy sleep, food, weight gain, and feelings of guilt. Although men often direct their internal problems to the outside world, women tend to blame themselves and make them feel miserable and worthless.
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3. Child and Adolescent Mental Health
Adolescence is a crucial time when social and emotional activity is important for the development and preservation of psychological well-being. They include the adoption of healthy sleep patterns; regular exercise; the development of emotion-managing, problem solving, and interpersonal skills. Sustainable communities are also critical in the home, schools and the wider community.
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4. Psychology and Psychiatry
The philosophy of behavior and mind is psychology. The study of conscious, subconscious, sensory and emotions is part of psychology. It is a wide-ranging academic discipline. In order to gather the wider neuroscientific community of researchers, psychologists seek to understand the changing properties of brains and all the various phenomena associated with them.
The speciality of psychiatry is to diagnose, prevent and treat mental illnesses. These include different mood, behavior, cognition and perceptions maladaptation.
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5. Psychological Resilience
Psychological ability is the capacity to deal with a situation physically and emotionally and rapidly. Resilience occurs when individuals are using "mental processes and actions to support their personal property and protect themselves against the possible adverse effects of stressors”.
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6. Psychological Disorder
A mental disorder, also referred to as mental illness or psychiatric disorder, is a pattern of behavior and/or mental wellbeing that cause serious anxiety and/or diminished personal functioning. Some conditions with signs and symptoms vary widely among certain disorders have been identified. A mental health professional may diagnose these disorders.
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7. Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder is a psychiatric disorder characterized by frequent mood changes. Symptoms may include a highly mood known as mania. Episodes of anxiety may also be included. Often classified as bipolar disorder or manic depression is bipolar disorder. Persons with bipolar disorder can find it difficult to handle or maintain relationships in school or at work. No remedy, but a variety of treatment options are available to help with the symptoms.
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8. Psychosis Disorder
A group of grave diseases that affect the mind are psychotic disorders. They make it difficult for anyone to think clearly, make good judgments, emotionally respond, communicate effectively, understand reality and act properly.
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9. Eating Disorder
Eating disorders identify diseases characterized by an abnormal diet and significant pain or concern about weight or shape of the body. Inadequate or excessive dietary intake may ultimately damage the well-being of an individual. Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, and Binge eating disorder are the most common forms of eating disorders that affect men and women alike.
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10.Autism
Autism is a lifelong cognitive handicap that affects the ability of an individual to understand the world and communicate with others. Autism is a person whose autist disorder is often defined as someone living in a world of their own, the Greek word for ' self. ' Autism derives from ' autos. '
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11. Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia is a mental disorder with unusual behaviour, strange talk and less understanding of reality. Schizophrenia False beliefs, vague and disturbed thought, non-existent listening voices, decreased social engagement and emotional expression and lack of motivation can be other signs.
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12. Addiction
Dependence is a psychological and physical inability, despite psychological and physical damage, to stop taking a chemical, medication, active product or substance. Addiction is a brain disorder characterized by an obligatory commitment to enhance stimuli despite adverse effects.
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13. Stress, Anxiety and Depression
Stress is a sense of physical tension or emotional stress. It can come from any event or reason that frustrates, irritates, or nervous you. Stress is the reaction of your body to a challenge or request. In short, stress can be good if it helps to prevent danger or fulfil a period. Depression is a common and serious health condition that negatively affects how you look, think and act. Depression (major depressive disorder) It is also treatable, fortunately. Depression causes depression and/or a loss of interest in once loved hobbies. It can cause a range of emotional and physical problems and can reduce the ability of a person to work at home and in the workplace.
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14. Post Traumatic Disorder
A post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can occur when someone is subjected to a traumatic event, such as sexual assault, fighting, traffic collisions, child abuse or other life threats. The signs may include intrusive thoughts, emotions, or hallucinations related to incidents, mental or physical discomfort at trauma-related signals, attempts to prevent trauma-related signals, changes in the way an individual is thinking and behaving, and an increase in flight response. Young children are less likely to suffer but can instead express their memories by playing.
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15. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OSD) is a mental disorder in which a person has consistently felt the need for some rituals ("compulsions") or repeatedly has certain thoughts ("obsessions"). There was a mistake. Tics, anxiety disorder and an increased risk of suicide are associated with this disease.
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16. Personality Disorder
A personality disorder is a sort of mental illness, in which the thought, functioning and acting pattern becomes static and unhealthy.
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17. Recovery and Rehabilitation
Mental health treatment not only requires improving but maintaining a complete and satisfying life. Most people say they haven't found a clear, smooth way to recovery. Alternatively, ups and downs, new discoveries and retrogressions occur. With time, we can look back and see how far we have really come, given the stopping progress and discouragements.
The process of restoring the functioning and well-being of a person, diagnosed in the sense of mental or mental health or emotional condition that can be defined as psychiatric impairment, is also known as clinical rehabilitation and sometimes condensed to psychological rehabilitation of providers.
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18.Mental Health Therapies
Persons of mental well-being experience psychotherapy and talk therapy on a regular basis-extremely welcoming. You rely on your own circumstances and safety for the form and length of your care, and your treatment could be a general treatment which includes medication or other treating choices. The needs of teenagers with certain mental health conditions must be met.
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Market Analysis
Mental diseases or psychotherapeutic conditions are classified for a fixed period as abnormal thoughts, feelings and behaviors, causing distress or physical or emotional impairment. These include a wide variety and often require medical or clinical treatment. Conditions may be caused by a genetic, chemical or anatomical biological origin, or by a psychological origin such as trauma or conflict.
Why Paris?
Paris is the cosmopolitan capital of France and one of the largest cities of Europe with 2,2 million inhabitants living in the dense and central town and nearly 12 million inhabitants throughout the metropolis. Situated on the Seine in the north of France, Paris has the well-established reputation of being the most glamorous and romantic of all the cities and still has a strong impact on music, architecture, fashion, food and design. City of fashion (the city of Dubbed, the city of light). The city has the second largest number of Michelin restaurants (after Tokyo) in the world and features many famous sights, including the world's largest tourism destination, the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Louvre Museum, Moulin Rouge and Lido.
Survey: Americans Becoming More Open About Mental Health
According to the results of a survey by The Harris Poll on behalf of the American Psychological Association, many Americans hold good attitudes on mental health disorders and care.
A maximum of 87% of American adults agreed that psychiatric disorder is nothing to be dismayed about, and 86% said they felt mental health disorders could do better, according to the survey.
"The results of this survey are encouraging, and a sign that the work of APA and others to promote mental health is paying off throughout the years," said Arthur C. Evans Jr., CEO of APA, PhD. "They display a more open attitude to mental disorders and a strong belief among older people that mental disorders are nothing to be ashamed of."
Past Conference Report
Successful Completion of World Congress on Mental Health in London, UK on November 13-14, 2019
Mental Health 2019 conference has been successfully completed. We must thank the attendees, Park Inn by Radisson London Heathrow, Conference Centre Staff, the Organizing Committee, Ad-Sponsors, Media partners and everyone else that helped to make this Conference on Mental Health with the theme, Dissemination of Advancements, Research and Best Practices in mental health a huge successful conference.
Our Attendees obtained the kind of advance technical information in the area of Mental Health that they were seeking, and that their role in the field has been enhanced via their participation. They were able to take part in all the sessions and take advantage of the tremendous advancements in Mental Health that scientists are working with.
The Majorly Focused Highlights for our Mental Health 2019 Conference were Psychology Research and Practice, Addiction, Mental Health Education, Psychological Resilience, Mental Health Illness, Child and Adolescent Mental Health, Post traumatic stress disorder, Obsessive compulsive disorder etc.
Some of the Eminent Mental Health and Psychology Professionals were the Organizing Committee Members for Mental Health 2019
Sam Vaknin, Southern Federal University, Russia
Dr. Ian James Martins, Editor/Reveiwer, Edith Cowan University, Australia
Hence, Mental Health 2019 gave justice to the theme “Intellectual Learning of Mental Health and Psychological Resilience”
All thanks to our Media partners also for associating with us.
Expo-Group.Com, JSB Conference, Kind Congress, Manuscript Edit, My Tech Mag, Expo-Book.Com, Tabeeby, The Pharma Times and Bentham Science.