The Swiss Forum for Mood and Anxiety Disorders (SFMAD) is a national professional conference dedicated to the understanding, research, and treatment of mood disorders and anxiety-related conditions. The forum brings together psychiatrists, psychologists, clinical researchers, mental health practitioners, and allied professionals to share the latest scientific insights, therapeutic innovations, and best practices in mental health care.
Designed as an interdisciplinary platform, SFMAD promotes evidence-based treatment approaches, collaborative care models, and translational research to improve outcomes for people living with depression, anxiety disorders, and related psychological conditions.
Key Topics
- Advances in the diagnosis and treatment of depression
- Anxiety disorders, phobias, and panic-related conditions
- Psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy best practices
- Neuroscience and biological markers of mood and anxiety disorders
- Prevention, early intervention, and resilience
- Digital mental health tools and blended care models
- Comorbidity, trauma, and integrative care approaches
Who Should Attend
The forum is designed for professionals involved in clinical practice, research, and mental health policy, including:
- Psychiatrists and clinical psychologists
- Mental health nurses and therapists
- Researchers in affective science and anxiety disorders
- Primary care physicians with an interest in mental health
- Graduate students and trainees in psychiatry or psychology
- Policy makers and health system planners
What Participants Will Gain
Attendees will benefit from:
- Insights into current research and clinical innovations
- Practical strategies for assessment and evidence-based treatment
- Networking with leaders in mood and anxiety disorder care
- Exposure to multidisciplinary perspectives on treatment and prevention
Why SFMAD Matters
The Swiss Forum for Mood and Anxiety Disorders plays a vital role in enhancing mental health care in Switzerland by bringing together experts dedicated to improving clinical outcomes and quality of life for individuals affected by mood and anxiety disorders. Through shared knowledge and professional collaboration, the forum helps advance holistic, effective, and patient-centred mental health care.
