July 12, 2026
Submit research, case studies, and posters before close.
Join leading psychiatrists, addiction medicine specialists, clinicians, and mental health innovators as we explore the latest in psychedelic-assisted therapy, AI-powered psychiatry, opioid crisis solutions, and the future of addiction and psychiatric care.
Submit research, case studies, and posters before close.

NAPC 2027
NAPC 2027 takes place on July 22-23, 2027 in San Diego, USA, bringing together psychiatrists, addiction medicine specialists, clinicians, and healthcare professionals from around the world to share research, explore new discoveries, and discuss strategies transforming addiction and mental health care.
Themed "The Future of the Mind — Innovations in Addiction Medicine and Psychiatric Care", the conference covers psychedelic-assisted therapy breakthroughs, AI in psychiatric diagnostics, GLP-1 medications for addiction, trauma-informed care, neurobiological advances, and the future of personalized addiction and psychiatric treatment through engaging sessions, clinical insights, and meaningful networking.
Countries Represented
Scientific Sessions
Research Topics
Sessions designed to spark ideas, exchange expertise, and accelerate innovation in mental health, precision psychiatry, and next-generation addiction care.
See how AI, machine learning, and digital therapeutic platforms are transforming psychiatric diagnostics, behavioral pattern recognition, and clinical decision-making — making mental health care smarter and faster.
The most urgent advances in opioid use disorder management, fentanyl overdose prevention, medication-assisted treatment protocols, and harm reduction strategies are among the most critical public health priorities today.
Fast-growing clinical evidence behind psilocybin, ketamine, and MDMA-assisted therapies for treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, addiction, and anxiety—plus the regulatory landscape shaping their future.
Groundbreaking research on GLP-1 receptor agonists — including semaglutide and tirzepatide — and their potential to reduce alcohol cravings, substance use behaviors, and compulsive disorders, reshaping addiction pharmacotherapy.
The latest clinical strategies for treating patients with co-occurring substance use disorders and psychiatric conditions — including depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and PTSD — and the integrated care models delivering the best outcomes.
Growing understanding of neural reward pathways, genetic vulnerability, neuroplasticity, and molecular mechanisms driving addiction — and the next-generation biological therapies changing how we treat substance use and psychiatric disorders.
The powerful links between childhood trauma, adverse experiences, PTSD, and addiction — and the latest evidence-based trauma-informed care models, somatic therapies, and integrated treatment approaches improving recovery outcomes.
How genomic profiling, biomarker-driven diagnostics, and personalized pharmacogenomic strategies are helping clinicians tailor psychiatric and addiction treatment to each patient's unique biology—from treatment-resistant depression to opioid use disorder.
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Two intensive days in San Diego, California, featuring keynotes, clinical workshops, poster sessions, and networking for psychiatrists, addiction specialists, behavioral health professionals, and recovery advocates.
Two days of world-class addiction science and psychiatric innovation in San Diego — a vibrant coastal city and one of America's top hubs for biomedical research and healthcare innovation.
Meet peers and industry leaders face to face—build meaningful professional relationships that extend far beyond the event.
Access both structured and informal networking moments to connect with professionals and thought leaders from around the world.
Discover emerging trends and innovations that can accelerate your professional development and career advancement.
Gain mentorship and valuable guidance from experienced professionals and industry experts to support your growth.
Access cutting-edge knowledge and practical insights you can apply directly to your work and professional practice.
Share your expertise, engage in meaningful discussions, and contribute to the advancement of your field.
Engage in cross-disciplinary conversations that challenge thinking and spark innovative collaboration opportunities.
Participate in interactive sessions designed for meaningful dialogue and peer-to-peer learning experiences.
Join leading psychiatrists, addiction medicine specialists, and clinical researchers in San Diego for two days of cutting-edge sessions, real-world clinical insights, and discoveries that are reshaping the future of mental health and addiction care.
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In-Person · per presenting author
In-Person · with valid student proof
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This conference is ideal for academicians, researchers, industry professionals, government officials, entrepreneurs, and students who are interested in the latest advancements and trends.
Please note that the registration fee does not include hotel accommodation. Participants are responsible for their own accommodations.
We offer group discounts for 3 or more attendees. To receive the special discount price, please write to us.
We can provide letters of invitation only to registered participants. If you have not yet registered for the conference, please confirm your participation by registering. For more information, please write to us.
You can submit a maximum of two abstracts. To submit your abstracts, please visit our abstract submission page or write to us.
You can transfer the registration to your colleague or friend (someone can substitute for you), or your registration can be transferred to a future event.