International Conference on Mental Health at the Workplace

Important dates

1. 30 Oct

   Abstract / full paper deadline

   Passed

2. 26 Nov

   Conference

   Doha, Qatar

All deadlines are as published by the organizer. Check the official website for the time zone.

About this conference

The key intention of ICMHW is to provide opportunity for the global participants to share their ideas and experience in person with their peers expected to join from different parts on the world. In addition this gathering will help the delegates to establish research or business relations as well as to find international linkage for future collaborations in their career path. We hope that ICMHW outcome will lead to significant contributions to the knowledge base in these up-to-date scientific fields in scope.

Topics and scope

• Depression
• Panic attacks
• Traumatic events
• Severe psychotic states
• Severe effects of alcohol and drugs
• Aggressive behaviour
• Substance abuse
• Suicidal thoughts and behaviours
• Mental Health and Wellbeing
• Early Intervention
• Management of mental health disorders
• Cultural Understanding of Illness/wellness
• Cultural Models of Clinical Practice
• Disabilities
• Heart problems
• Sleep disorders
• Body image
• Ageing
• Diabetes
• Children and adolescents
• Men
• Women
• Indigenous people
• Refugees
• Frontline Responders
• Cultural Health Practices
• Torture and Trauma
• Religious Beliefs and Mental Health
• Sport/Physical Activity
• Arts/music Based Therapy
• Alternative Treatment
• Non-traditional Health Practices
• Government Issues and the Economy
• Policy Development
• Mental Health legislation
• Effective regional practices
• Community Health
• Work Force
• Terrorism
• Impact of Terrorism
• Violence and Retribution
• Mass Violence and its impact
• Recovery Through Global Collaboration
• Addiction
• Alcohol and drugs
• Drug and alcohol cultural issues
• Gambling
• Food and other addictions
• Phone and Internet Addictive Behaviours
• Innovative Models and Practice
• Information Technology
• Evaluation and Outcome Measurement
• Online Assessment Tools
• Health Professionals and Training
• Health Education
• Media
• Suicide and Self-harm
• Early intervention and prevention
• Death, Dying, Grieving
• Spirituality/beliefs
• Lived experience and Carers
• Persons with Lived Experience / Consumers
• Policy and Government issues
• Advocacy
• Recovery
• Carers, Family, Services
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Call for papers

The call for papers closed on 30 October 2026. For other conferences, see open calls for papers in this field.