Psychopathology

To date, more than almost 6.000 participants from more than 90 countries have attended an ICEEPSY conference. The Future Academy Scientific Committee and Board of Reviewers is already working hard to ensure the continued high-quality of this event.

To date, more than almost 6.000 participants from more than 90 countries have attended an ICEEPSY conference. The Future Academy Scientific Committee and Board of Reviewers is already working hard to ensure the continued high-quality of this event.

After triumph and favourable results from Surgical Pathology 2018, It is a great privilege to introduce the 2nd International Conference on Pathology and Surgical Pathology which is added to the calendar on July 5-6, 2019 in Paris, France. All the sessions will move around the theme – ‘Revamping Innovations in Pathology and Surgical Pathology’

2nd International Congress on Mental Health (Mental Health 2019) is being held during June 14-15, 2019 in the city Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands. The goal of this conference is to create awareness on mental health through discussion on recent innovations, researches, clinical trials, newly launched technologies and products, presenting as keynote; lectures; workshop; symposium; YRF (Young Researchers Forum), specially designed for students or pursuing participants; posters and exhibition booth to provide a global networking platform to share, globalize and collaboration for future perspectives.

NeuroQuantology© is an interdisciplinary journal that crosses the boundaries of neuroscience and physics. The rapidly accumulating empirical data in the neuroscience, cognitive science and technical domains will be made available to theorists in order to stimulate a synthesis or provoke new models. NeuroQuantology is published monthly.

The theme of this Congress will be “Inclusive Approaches in Mental Health. Clinic, Community and Rights”. With these watchwords, what we aim to do is ask each other about the practices currently necessary to approach issues affecting people with mental illness from a “rights perspective,” utilizing approaches that are rooted in the community but without neglecting clinical practice and the contributions made by others branches of Health.