International Conference on Mental Health and Crisis Intervention (ICMHCI-26)

About the event

*Latest approaches to mental health assessment and crisis intervention *Identification and management of acute psychological distress *Psychological First Aid (PFA) and supportive responses during crises *Crisis intervention for trauma, grief, anxiety, and acute stress reactions *Assessment and management of suicidal thoughts and self-harm risk *Emergency approaches to psychiatric crises and severe mental distress *Trauma-informed and person-centered approaches to mental healthcare *Crisis response following natural disasters, conflicts, accidents, and public health emergencies *Mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) in emergency settings *Effective communication, de-escalation, and psychological support techniques *Referral pathways and coordination between mental health, healthcare, and community services *Protection of human rights, dignity, and safety in crisis mental health services *Community-based approaches for strengthening resilience and social support *Digital tools and emerging technologies for mental health crisis response *Self-care and burnout prevention for crisis-response professionals *Current research, evidence-based practices, and future directions in mental health and crisis intervention.