The GXC Online 2025 agenda is built around global collaboration, lived experience, and cross-disciplinary approaches to treatment and care.
From established frameworks to emerging frontiers, our sessions reflect the complexity and possibility of behavioral and mental health across cultures, systems, and communities.
Key areas of focus include:
Explore internationally recognized models, culturally informed practices, and public health strategies that support prevention, equity, and community resilience across global contexts.
Address the complex intersection of mental health and justice - from forensic psychology to system reform and the care needs of justice-involved populations.
Explore integrated, evidence-based approaches to substance use, focusing on prevention, treatment, and recovery that address mental, physical, and social health needs.
Promote inclusive understanding of neurodivergent identities across the lifespan, with attention to clinical practice, educational supports, and social well-being.
Investigate how digital technologies impact mental health, including telehealth, virtual care, online communities, and the role of tech in shaping mental resilience.
Analyze the connections between disordered eating, body image, identity, and social pressures. Explore inclusive, trauma-informed approaches to treatment and support.
Center trauma recovery and culturally grounded models of grief integration. Topics address both individual and collective healing in the aftermath of loss and disruption.
Support the well-being of frontline professionals and explore models for ethical, effective crisis response - across emergency systems, disaster care, and high-stress settings.
Review current evidence and clinical approaches to psychedelic-assisted therapies. Sessions will explore ethical considerations, trauma-informed protocols, and culturally attuned integration.
Explore how these themes come to life in keynotes, panels, and workshops throughout the GXC Online agenda.
