Keynote Speakers

Samuele Cortese

University of Southampton/UK

Metas and Umbrellas: The opportunities & limitations of evidence-based child psychiatry in the real world

Andrés Martin

Yale Child Study Centre/USA

Joint Keynote with Cecil Prins-Aardema: Lessons from the psychiatrist as psychiatric patient

Cecil Prins-Aardema

GGZ Drenthe Family Psychiatry/The Netherlands

Joint Keynote with Andrés Martin: Lessons from the psychiatrist as psychiatric patient

Carmen Moreno

Complutense University School of Medicine, Madrid/Spain:

A first psychotic episode: a combined family and expert perspective

Tom Osborn

Shamiri Health, Nairobi/Kenya: 

Can we provide affordable, personalized and community-driven mental health to youth in low-income settings? A lesson from Africa

Diane Purper-Ouakil

Université de Montpellier/ France

Family interventions for ADHD

Edmund Sonuga-Barke

King’s College, London/UK

Can 'paradigm flipping' reinvigorate the translational science of neuro-developmental conditions?

State-of-the-Art Speakers

Laelia Benoît

Yale Child Study Centre/USA

Climate change and children mental health

Hilary Cass

Chair of the Independent Review into Gender Identity Services for Children and Young People

Gender identity and gender dysphoria in young people – a UK perspective: past, present and future

Charlotte Cecil

Erasmus University/The Netherlands

Epigenetics applied to child and adolescent mental health: progress, challenges and opportunities

Christophe Gauld

Hospices Civils de Lyon/France

Philosophy and computational sciences: key drivers to revolutionize future classifications of CAP disorders

Loes Keijsers

Erasmus University/The Netherlands

Technology and Youth Mental Health: Risk or Promise?

David Mataix-Cols

Karolinska Institute/Sweden

Title TBC

Antonio Persico

Modena University/Italy

Beyond the genetics of autism spectrum disorder: an update for 2025

Neeltje Van Haren

Erasmus University, Rotterdam/The Netherlands

Running in the family - the role of brain imaging in the intergenerational transmission of mental illness