Addiction & Psychiatry

Welcome Message

We are delighted to invite participants from around the world to join us for the 18th International Conference on Addiction & Psychiatry, which will be held on April 08–09, 2026, in Vienna, Austria. Inspired by the theme “Neural Pathways to Recovery and Resilience – Advancing Science, Psychiatry and Holistic Care in Addiction Treatment”, this conference will bring together leading psychiatrists, neuroscientists, clinical psychologists, and researchers to explore the latest breakthroughs in addiction, neurobiology, and psychiatric care.

From the neurobiology of addiction to innovative behavioral therapies and holistic treatment approaches, the conference aims to foster collaboration, spark innovation, and address the global challenges of addiction and psychiatric disorders. Delegates will gain valuable insights from distinguished speakers, participate in workshops, and engage in discussions designed to inspire new approaches in research and clinical practice.

We warmly welcome you to share your findings, exchange ideas, and connect with fellow professionals committed to improving mental health and addiction recovery worldwide. Together, let us advance understanding, promote resilience, and transform lives.

We look forward to welcoming you to Vienna, Austria, for an inspiring and impactful gathering in April 2026.

Target Audience:

· Psychiatrists

· Addiction medicine specialists

· Clinical psychologists

· Psychotherapists and counsellors

· Psychiatric nurses and nurse practitioners

· Primary care physicians involved in mental health or addiction care

· Rehabilitation center directors and treatment providers

· Social workers (mental health and substance use)

· Case managers and recovery coaches

· Public health professionals

· Researchers in addiction, neuroscience, and behavioral health

· University faculty and graduate students (medicine, psychology, public health)

· Policy makers in mental health and substance use

· Government health agency representatives

· Non-profit leaders working in addiction recovery

· Harm-reduction specialists and community program leaders

· Pharmaceutical industry professionals (addiction treatment focus)

· Digital health and mental-health technology innovators

· Mental health advocacy organizations

· Students and trainees in mental health, nursing, and social sciences