From February 18 to 20, 2026, Rome hosted the National Congress of the Italian Society of Psychopathology (SOPSI), one of the leading scientific events in Italy dedicated to psychiatry and mental health.
The event brought together over 1,200 participants, including psychiatrists, researchers, healthcare professionals, and medical residents, confirming its role as a key platform for scientific exchange and professional development.
A key event for the Italian psychiatric community
The congress aims to:
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promote clinical updates and scientific research
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foster dialogue between clinical practice, education, and innovation
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engage new generations of mental health professionals
Over three days, the scientific program addressed major topics shaping the future of psychiatry, providing a multidisciplinary forum for experts from across Italy.
Technology and innovation enhancing the congress experience
The 2026 edition integrated several digital solutions designed to improve access to scientific content and enhance the participant experience, including:
These tools also contributed to reducing paper consumption, supporting a more sustainable approach to event management.
A congress focused on inclusion and sustainability
Particular attention was given to the participation of younger professionals through special registration conditions for students and residents.
The opening ceremony also featured a performance by OLOGRAMMA, an inclusive musical project involving musicians, music therapists, and people with physical and psychological disabilities. The ensemble promotes music as a tool for connection, participation, and collective growth, delivering a powerful message of community and inclusion.
With growing participation and a high-level scientific program, SOPSI continues to be a major reference point for scientific debate on mental health in Italy.
