2nd Edition of International Conference on Addiction Medicine, Mental Health and Psychiatry

The expansion of digital entertainment, online communication, gaming, and technology-based activities has increased interest in understanding when repeated behaviors may become harmful. Researchers continue to investigate patterns involving impaired control, excessive engagement, and negative effects on personal, educational, occupational, or social functioning.
Careful assessment is necessary to distinguish ordinary participation in digital activities from clinically significant difficulties. These questions provide a relevant area of discussion for the 2nd Edition of International Conference on Addiction Medicine, Mental Health and Psychiatry (ICAMP 2027) (Hybrid event), taking place on March 22–24, 2027, in Singapore and online.
The Addiction Conference will offer opportunities to examine behavioral addictions, problematic gaming, compulsive online activities, gambling-related harm, impulse control, and the psychological factors associated with repetitive behaviors. Other areas of interest may include reward processing, emotional regulation, social influences, digital environments, psychiatric comorbidities, and approaches to behavioral assessment.
Participants may discuss the challenges of developing appropriate screening methods, determining functional impairment, and selecting interventions that respond to individual needs. The role of family communication, educational initiatives, professional counseling, and public awareness may also be considered within broader discussions about prevention and support.
Addiction Medicine Conferences will encourage contributions from psychiatrists, psychologists, behavioral scientists, addiction researchers, counselors, and professionals interested in the relationship between technology use and mental health. Scientific presentations can help participants evaluate emerging evidence, identify gaps in existing knowledge, and consider how research findings may inform clinical or community practice.
The Addiction Medicine Conference 2027 will also create opportunities to exchange perspectives on ethical research, appropriate terminology, and responsible communication about behavioral concerns. Through its hybrid format, the conference will connect participants attending in Singapore with professionals joining online from other regions. ICAMP 2027 aims to support balanced, research-oriented discussion of behavioral addictions and related mental health issues, encouraging further investigation into assessment, prevention, and treatment approaches suited to an evolving digital environment.