National Conference on Trauma & PTSD Recovery
2028-04-10 08:00 - 2028-04-12 17:00 (Asia/Shanghai) | DC Arena, Washington, D.C., USA, United States
Trauma recovery is a journey that requires innovation, compassion, and a deep understanding of the mind-body connection. At the National Conference on Trauma & PTSD Recovery, experts from around the world will come together to explore cutting-edge research, evidence-based therapies, and holistic healing approaches to support individuals affected by trauma.
I am honored to participate as a panelist and workshop leader, where I will share insights on “Innovative Approaches to Trauma Therapy: From Neuroscience to Holistic Healing.” This session will dive into emerging PTSD treatments, the role of neuroscience in trauma recovery, and how integrative care—blending traditional psychiatry with holistic practices—can transform the healing process.
Join me and other mental health professionals, researchers, and advocates as we work toward more effective, accessible, and compassionate trauma care. Let’s push the boundaries of mental health treatment and empower individuals on their path to recovery.

Annual Advocacy Summit for Mental Health Policy Reform
2028-11-08 08:00 - 2028-11-09 17:00 | SF Arena, San Francisco, USA, United States
The Annual Advocacy Summit for Mental Health Policy Reform brings together policymakers, healthcare professionals, advocates, and community leaders to drive meaningful change in mental health legislation. This year’s summit will focus on expanding access to care, securing funding for mental health initiatives, and addressing systemic barriers to treatment.
As a policy advocate and speaker, I will be discussing “Mental Health Legislation & Public Policy: Creating Sustainable Change for Future Generations.” My talk will explore key policy advancements, the role of advocacy in shaping mental health laws, and strategies to ensure lasting reform that prioritizes accessibility, equity, and stigma reduction.
By working together, we can create real, lasting improvements in mental health policy that support individuals, families, and communities for years to come. I look forward to joining this critical conversation and collaborating on solutions that drive progress.
