Participants are invited to submit posters presenting original research, clinical experiences, case studies, innovative practices, or emerging perspectives related to mental health, psychology, resilience, and psychological well-being.
Poster Requirements
- Title: Keep the title clear, concise, and relevant to the submitted work.
- Author Information: Include the names of all authors, affiliations, city/country, and the presenting author’s email address.
- Content: Posters should clearly present the Background, Objectives, Methods, Results, and Conclusion, where applicable.
- Keywords: Include 3–5 relevant keywords.
- Language: Posters must be prepared in English and should be proofread for spelling and grammatical accuracy.
- Originality: Submitted posters should contain original work and should not have been previously published or presented without appropriate disclosure.
- Visual Design: Use clear headings, readable fonts, appropriate figures/tables, and high-quality images or graphics. Avoid excessive text.
Poster Format
- Recommended orientation: Portrait
- Recommended size: A0 (approximately 84.1 × 118.9 cm)
- Use high-resolution images and graphics.
- Ensure all text is clearly readable from a reasonable viewing distance.
- Include appropriate references and acknowledgments where required.
Submission & Review
Posters will be reviewed by the conference scientific committee. Authors will be notified of acceptance and provided with information regarding the assigned poster session and presentation requirements.
Accepted presenters should register for the conference and display their poster during the designated poster session. Presenters are encouraged to remain available during the session to discuss their work and answer questions from attendees.
Important Note
Authors are responsible for ensuring that all information presented is accurate and that appropriate permissions and ethical approvals have been obtained where applicable, particularly for clinical cases, patient information, photographs, or other sensitive material.