Symposia Submissions DEADLINE EXTENDED

As requests have been received by delegates to extend the symposia submission deadline due to many having just returned from leave after the holiday season we have extended the symposia submission deadline to 14th February, 2020. All abstracts must be submitted online by this date.

You must first create a conference account to submit your abstract. Login details from previous IEPA conferences are not valid. All delegates must create a new account.

Please visit the conference website for guidelines for symposia and oral/poster submission.

Please note the closing dates for each category:

Symposium 14th February 2020
Oral and Poster 30th March 2020

Below is a list of the Primary and Secondary themes.

Primary Themes:

Basic Neuroscience
Diagnosis and Phenomenology
Electrophysiology
Epidemiology
Ethical Issues
Genetics
Neurocognition
Neuroimaging
Psychopharmacology
Psychosocial Interventions
Public Policy
Service System Development and Reform
Stress Responsivity
Substance Use
Translational Research

Secondary Themes:

Anxiety Disorders
Comorbid Conditions
Eating Disorders
First Episode Psychosis
Mood Disorders
Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Personality Disorders
Psychosis NOS
PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorders
Transdiagnostic Approaches
Trauma
Ultra High Risk/Prodromal Research
Other

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The Next Stage for Early Intervention:
Transdiagnostic, Personalized, Universal

Professor Patrick McGorry

Tales from the frontline:
understanding the impact of psychosis on families

Dr Juliana Onwumere

Immune system as a potential target for treatment and prevention of serious mental illness and comorbid cardiometabolic diseases

Dr Golam Khandaker

Widening the clinical and geographical frontiers of
neurodevelopment studies - the Brazilian High Risk Cohort Study

Professor Rodrigo A Bressan

Prevention and Early Intervention in Low and Middle-Income Countries: from Neuroscience to Public Health

Giovanni Salum

Intergenerational Psychiatry: A New Look at a Powerful Perspective

Cristiane S. Duarte

Preventing the onset of depressive disorders:
Opportunities and challenges

Pim Cuijpers

Youth mental health in troubled times

Eric Chen

Early intervention for developing positive social relationships:
Can we prevent bullying victimization and loneliness

Louise Arseneault

The North American Prodrome Longitudinal Study:
NAPLS 1-3 the development of a consortium

Jean Addington

Reflections around the prevention of depression

Ricardo Araya