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Our Annual Conferences
Our past and planned conferences are listed below. On each card, click "more" to view programs and abstract books.
If you are a member, you can also view available digital posters and recordings.
2023
18th Annual Conference | Vienna, Austria ✨
In 2023, we hosted our Annual Conference in Vienna, Austria! Our first in-person meeting for three years, it was a splendid week of Viennese sights, reconnection, and reinvigorated passion for research, support, and advocacy.
2022
17th Annual Conference | Online
The 17th Annual International Conference was packed with inspiring, compelling, and interesting talks from global experts in the field.
2021
16th Annual Conference | Online
The 16th Annual International Conference was held online. Over 3 days we hosted a range of live and pre-recorded material, including Keynote addresses by Prof. Jennifer Muehlenkamp and Dr. Barent Walsh; ISSS Rising Star Address from Dr. Sarah Victor; the first Collaborative Research Program Symposium; and a Lived Experience Roundtable discussion.
2020
15th Annual Conference | Online
The 15th Annual International Conference was our first online conference, and it was a hit! With a Keynote from Dr Barent Walsh, an Address from ISSS Rising Star A/Prof. Brooke Ammerman, our first virtual Happy Hour, and series of Expert Panel Discussions, we stayed safe and we stayed connected.
2019
14th Annual Conference | Orlando, Florida
The 14th Annual International Conference was our last in-person conference before COVID hit. Hosted in Orlando, Florida, the conference featured Keynotes from Prof. Thomas Joiner and Dr. Barent Walsh; a Symposium on Lived Experience, Stigma, and Recovery; launching of the Collaborative Research Program; and a diverse range of paper and poster presentations.
2018
13th Annual Conference | Brussels, Belgium
The 13th Annual Conference was hosted in Brussels. With Keynotes from Prof. Michael Kaess and Dr Phillipe Mortier, a roundtable discussion on NSSI in educational settings, and over 20 paper presentations, there was a focus on mechanisms, at-risk populations, and the social context.