Tabuk hosts third mental health conference under patronage of Prince Fahd bin Sultan
The third Tabuk Mental Health Conference has opened, bringing together experts to discuss wellbeing, recovery, and advances in mental health.
The third Tabuk Mental Health Conference has commenced in the Tabuk region, organized by the Qader Association for Mental Health Promotion and under the patronage of Prince Fahd bin Sultan bin Abdulaziz. Over the course of two days, the conference will explore critical aspects of mental health, including wellbeing, recovery, and the role of digital technologies and social media.
Ibrahim Al-Anazi, head of the Qader Association in the region, highlighted that the event will encompass scientific sessions and specialized workshops addressing various mental health topics. These discussions will encompass mental health across different populations, psychological recovery and overall wellbeing, along with the impact of social media on mental health. Additionally, the conference will delve into family-related issues, mindfulness practices, and diverse psychotherapy techniques.
Al-Anazi emphasized the importance of collaboration among health, academic, and community sectors to advance mental health promotion, awareness, prevention, recovery, and overall quality of life for affected individuals. The conference serves as a platform for leading specialists, academics, and mental health professionals to share knowledge, exchange expertise, and showcase the latest practices and experiences in the field.
Moreover, an accompanying exhibition aims to bolster the development of mental health services and meet the needs of the local community.
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