Keynote Speakers

Samuele Cortese

University of Southampton/UK

Meta or umbrella?
The opportunities & limits of evidence-based CAP and its role in society

Andrés Martin

Yale Child Study Centre/USA

Patient perspective around (de)prescriptions – intervention with a patient-expert

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

Edmund Sonuga-Barke

King’s College, London/UK

Paradigm switching and creativity in translational science: a framework for NDD from a neurodiversity perspective

State-of-the-Art Speakers

Laelia Benoît

Yale Child Study Centre/USA

Climate change and children mental health

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

The risks and promise of technology for youth mental health

David Mataix-Cols

Karolinska Institute/Sweden

Title TBC

Antonio Persico

Modena University/Italy

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

Diane Purper-Ouakil

Université de Montpellier/ France

Family interventions for ADHD

Neeltje Van Haren

Erasmus University, Rotterdam/The Netherlands

Running in the family - understanding the intergenerational transmission of mental illnesses