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Step into the Future of Mental Wellness at MindCon 2026!!

Building on a legacy of global collaboration and pioneering research, we are delighted to invite you to the Global Mental Wellness & Psychology Leadership Summit – MindCon 2026, September 14–15, 2026, in Singapore.

MindCon 2026 is the premier international stage for psychologists, mental health researchers, clinicians, and leaders to explore the latest innovations and integrated approaches in mental wellness. Centered on the theme, “Uniting Minds, Leading Change: Innovation and Integration in Global Mental Wellness,” the summit is designed to inspire, challenge, and transform the way we approach mental health globally.

This summit brings together over 200 global experts to share knowledge, spark collaborations, and shape the future of mental wellness. Participants will benefit from a diverse and interactive program, featuring:

• Visionary Keynotes & Panel Discussions: Engage with thought leaders who are redefining mental health research and practice.
• Hands-On Workshops: Build practical skills and implement evidence-based strategies in your professional practice.
• Cutting-Edge Research Presentations: Discover breakthroughs in therapy, neuroscience, and integrative wellness.
• Collaborative Sessions: Forge partnerships across disciplines and borders to create lasting impact.

Join an unparalleled community of academics, mental health professionals, innovators, and policy leaders to exchange ideas, accelerate progress, and lead meaningful change in global mental wellness.

Be part of the movement. Shape the future. Lead the change.

APMH 2025 Conference Report

Scholars Conferences extends its sincere gratitude to all Organizing Committee Members, Session Chairs and Co-chairs, Keynote Speakers, Presenters, Students, Media Partners, and attendees for their invaluable contributions to the success of the Asia Pacific Mental Health and Well-Being Congress (APMH 2025).

Held from October 27–29, 2025, in Bali, Indonesia, the congress brought together a diverse and dynamic international community dedicated to advancing mental health awareness, research, and practice. The event received overwhelmingly positive feedback, reaffirming its reputation as a premier forum for collaboration and knowledge exchange in the mental health domain.

APMH 2025 showcased pioneering research, innovative therapeutic approaches, and emerging strategies aimed at enhancing mental well-being and resilience across populations. The comprehensive program featured inspiring keynote sessions, insightful presentations, and interactive panel discussions, all emphasizing the importance of holistic approaches and preventive strategies in promoting global mental health.

The congress opened with an inspiring ceremony and a rich scientific agenda, featuring a Keynote Forum where leading experts discussed major mental health challenges and shared transformative insights for the future of psychological care and global well-being.

APMH 2025 Conference  Speaker, Keynote Speakers, Video presenter and Poster Presenters:

• Petrisor Liviu Dinu, University of Bucharest, Romania
• Hanae Ono , The University of Tokyo, Japan
• Takaki Shimura, Sosei Ltd, Japan
• Antonio Martins Mourao, London Scientific Neurotherapy, UK
• George Fieldman, Dr George Fieldman Ltd, UK
• Indumathi K.P, SRM University, India
• Anca Dinu Daniela, University of Bucharest, Romania
• Cindy Ann Smith, Curtin University, Australia
• Ine Indriani, Brainspotting Indonesia, Indonesia
• Tracy Tabvuma, Tabvuma Mental Health, Australia
• Jasmin Fyfe, Curtin University, Australia
• Faisal Shaikh, Mentis Clinic Ltd, UK
• Therecia Mae Chavez, National Center for Mental Health, Philippines
• Ernst Meier, Practice for Psychotherpy and Hypnosis Therapy,Switzerland
• Martina Jonitz, Practice for Child- and Adolescent Psychiatry andPsychotherapy, Germany
• Wichuda Danpho, Mahidol University, Thailand
• Levita Blorecia Grana, Saint Joseph Institute of Technology,Philippines
• Muhammad Hoque, Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University, SouthAfrica
• Courtenay Young, International Journal of Psychotherapy, UK
• Madeline Kay, The October Hour, USA
• Jia Doshi, IBDP, India
• Pradakhshana Vijay, Indira Gandhi Govt Dental College, India
• Kirstie Northfield, Charles Sturt University, Australia
• Homayun Shahpesandy LincolnshirePartnership NHS Foundation Trust, UK