This thought-provoking day will feature a programme of talks and panel discussions led by experts in mental health and game development. This year, we will also introduce a hybrid format, allowing participants from around the world to join online, engage in discussions, and take part in the shaping of an emerging global conversation.
Together, we will explore:
The co-development of games between clinicians and game developers
The use of video games as clinical tools
Perceptions and misconceptions surrounding video games
In addition to our speaker sessions, the event will feature poster presentations showcasing emerging research and innovative projects, as well as a dedicated presentation where we celebrate up-and-coming developers. Further details regarding poster submissions can be found in the FAQ section below.
Whether you're a clinician, developer, academic, or simply curious about the relationship between gaming and mental health, this event is for you. Don't miss this unique opportunity to engage with like-minded individuals and be part of this important conversation.
Tickets
Tickets range from £30 - £150 plus booking fee, Eventbrite booking fees apply.
Limited number of early bird tickets are available fo r one month only . After the early bird period closes, standard ticket prices will apply, subject to availability.
In-person tickets are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis .
Pleease note: Delegates who book an in-person ticket may request to change to online attendance. Online ticket holders cannot change to in-person attendance.
Ticket prices include lunch, as well as tea, coffee, and refreshments during the breaks.
Poster Submission:
Poster Submission information can be found here . Please note, if you wish to submit an abstract and the abstract is accepted, at least one named author must attend the conference in person if accepted.
Disclaimer
Please note that speakers are subject to change.
Questions?
For information regarding conce