APBAM Conference

APBAM Conference Check out APBAM 2019: https://youtu.be/WfYEwZAoMfs See ya soon.

This is an unusual year, and yet we need to continue to build our skills and knowledge base to be able to help clients in need. This year, we will have a socially distanced online conference broken up into 4 bite-sized online forums to make them more easily processed. The first will be a Forum on "Tobacco Harm Reduction - Myths and Reality" on the 26th September 2020, with the next 4 being Forums

on Alcohol, Substance Use, and Sexual Compulsivity. In this Nicotine Forum, we examine the use of new ways to overcome nicotine dependence, including the use of e-cigarettes and, heat not burn technologies. Under the microscope will be various policies that different counties have taken in their approaches and their effects on reducing the harms caused by smoking. We have sourced for really good keynote and panel speakers, so do hope that you can join us on this learning journey.

Why wait until graduation to start building your clinical network?If you are a university student studying psychology, p...
04/06/2026

Why wait until graduation to start building your clinical network?

If you are a university student studying psychology, psychiatry, social work, or public health, your career trajectory starts with who you learn from and who you connect with.

The Asia Pacific Behavioural & Addictions Medicine (APBAM) Conference 2026 in Singapore is bringing together the most influential voices in mental health, trauma, and addiction care. To make this accessible to the next generation of practitioners, we are offering an exclusive Student Pass at just $200.

Not only will you hear directly from keynote experts like Dr Anna Lembke, Prof James Ogloff, and Dr Robert Rhoton, but the APBAM Conference 2026 is eligible for 2 days of CME (Continuing Medical Education) and CPD hours (Continuing Professional Development) - giving your professional portfolio a massive head start.

🗓 Dates: 3 – 4 September 2026
📍Location: One Farrer Hotel, Singapore
🎟 Student Rate: $200

Secure your Student Pass right here: www.apbam.com

👉 Limited Student Passes are available and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Students are required to present a valid university student matriculation card at registration. Upon full subscription of the Student Pass, students may consider registering under alternative pass categories.

The response has been incredible! 🔥🔥🔥Because so many of you reached out, we want to make sure nobody misses the opportun...
02/06/2026

The response has been incredible! 🔥🔥🔥

Because so many of you reached out, we want to make sure nobody misses the opportunity to secure their seat at a subsidized rate.

We are officially extending the Early Bird registration for the Asia Pacific Behavioural and Addictions Medicine Conference (APBAM) 2026!! ✨✨

If you are a clinician, therapist, researcher, social worker, counsellor, or part of a healthcare policy group, is designed specifically for your clinical and professional growth.

This is your chance to connect with the most influential voices in mental health and addiction care across the Asia-Pacific region.

To ensure more practitioners can benefit from this year’s keynote sessions, our 20% Early Bird Promo Code will remain active until 30th June 2026.

Why attend?
👉 Beyond the exclusive networking and clinical insights, attending APBAM 2026 is officially eligible for 2 days of CME (Continuing Medical Education) and CPD (Continuing Professional Development) hours to support your ongoing practice requirements.

🗓 Dates: 3 – 4 September 2026
📍 Location: One Farrer Hotel, Singapore
🎟 Promo Code: Enter EB20 at checkout for 20% off!

🔗 Secure your registration before the new deadline at: www.apbam.com

Are you a student planning a career in psychology, psychiatry, or behavioural health?Getting in the same room as global ...
28/05/2026

Are you a student planning a career in psychology, psychiatry, or behavioural health?

Getting in the same room as global clinical leaders usually requires years of professional networking. We are changing that. 🔥🔥🔥

The Asia Pacific Behavioural and Addictions Medicine Conference (APBAM) 2026 is offering an exclusive Student Pass for just S$200.

This is a rare opportunity to step outside the lecture hall and learn directly from the experts shaping the future of medicine and mental health, including Stanford’s Dr Anna Lembke (Dopamine Nation), forensic psychology expert Prof James Ogloff, trauma pioneer Dr Robert Rhoton, pioneer in Asia Pacific addiction medicine Dr Munidasa Winslow, and trauma-informed care leading expert Dr Terry Spokes.

Beyond the keynotes, attending APBAM 2026 allows you to:
✨ Network and get up-close with leading healthcare practitioners across the Asia-Pacific region.

✨ Gain exposure to the latest evidence-based treatments and clinical modalities before you graduate.

✨ Earn 2 days of CME (Continuing Medical Education) and CPD (Continuing Professional Development) hours to strengthen your professional portfolio.

Set your career trajectory early. Join us in Singapore this September and connect with the professionals you aspire to work alongside.

🗓 Dates: 3 – 4 September 2026
📍 Location: One Farrer Hotel, Singapore
🎟 Student Rate: S$200*

👉 Secure your Student Pass here: www.apbam.com

Note: Ticket price and bundle is subjected to 9% Goods and Services Tax. Limited Student Passes are available and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Students are required to present a valid university student matriculation card at registration. Upon full subscription of the Student Pass, students may consider registering under alternative pass categories.


For too long, trauma and addiction care has been stuck in a cycle of symptom management. 🔥🔥We are trained to look at the...
21/05/2026

For too long, trauma and addiction care has been stuck in a cycle of symptom management. 🔥🔥

We are trained to look at the pathology - what is "wrong" with the person, rather than focusing on how to build sustainable, long-term wellness.

It is time to shift the clinical paradigm. ⛓️‍💥

The Asia Pacific Behavioural and Addictions Medicine Conference (APBAM) 2026 is proud to announce Dr Robert Rhoton as a Keynote Speaker. ⭐💎

As the CEO and founder of the Arizona Trauma Institute, Dr Rhoton is a global pioneer in trauma care. He is the architect of the NeuroAffective Coherence framework, a structural guide used internationally to enhance the efficacy of mental health modalities. A Fellow of the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress, his career spans decades of clinical supervision, juvenile justice programming, and academic leadership.

In his keynote address, "Why We Need to Move Beyond the Pathology Lens in Treating Trauma and Addiction," Dr Rhoton will challenge traditional symptom-focused models. He will outline how practitioners and agencies can transition toward Salutogenic (wellness-focused) care, equipping clinicians to foster true resilience in their care delivery with the individuals and support groups.

If you are a counselor, clinician, or a care professional looking to optimize your trauma-informed service delivery, this session will provide a foundational shift in how you approach behavioral science and recovery.

Join us in Singapore to connect with the leading minds in behavioural health.

🗓 Dates: 3 – 4 September 2026
📍Location: One Farrer Hotel, Singapore
🔥Offer: Register now to secure your seat and enjoy 20% OFF your ticket.

🔗 Secure your spot and learn more here: www.apbam.com

For decades, the standard response to substance-related offending has leaned heavily on punishment and deterrence. But t...
20/05/2026

For decades, the standard response to substance-related offending has leaned heavily on punishment and deterrence.

But the evidence is clear: these traditional approaches often fail to address the root drivers of addiction, leaving both individuals and communities vulnerable.

It is time to re-evaluate how the justice and health systems handle addiction-related harm.

The Asia Pacific Behavioural and Addictions Medicine Conference (APBAM) 2026 is honored to welcome Prof James Ogloff as one of the Keynote Speaker. ⭐💎

With over 40 years of experience spanning forensic hospitals, courts, and community mental health, Prof Ogloff is one of the world’s foremost authorities at the intersection of mental disorder, substance misuse, and criminal offending.

He is the University Distinguished Professor of Forensic Behavioural Science at Swinburne University of Technology and a Member of the Order of Australia, recognized globally for his contributions to forensic psychology and the law.

In his keynote address, "Transformative Justice and Addiction: Re-imagining Pathways to Healing and Community Safety," Prof Ogloff will draw on critical research in criminology and addiction science. He will outline actionable frameworks to move beyond punitive measures, integrating treatment and accountability to treat the underlying trauma and mental health vulnerabilities that drive offending behavior.

If you work in public health, criminal justice, forensic psychology, or policymaking in the Asia-Pacific region, this session offers essential, evidence-based models for reshaping how we approach rehabilitation and community safety.

Join the conversation in Singapore and connect with the leaders driving systemic change.

🗓 Dates: 3 – 4 September 2026
📍 Location: One Farrer Hotel, Singapore
🎟 Offer: Register now to enjoy 20% OFF your ticket.

🔗 Secure your spot and view the full program at: www.apbam.com

We are living in an era of unprecedented access to high-dopamine rewards. From the endless scroll of our feeds to consta...
13/05/2026

We are living in an era of unprecedented access to high-dopamine rewards.

From the endless scroll of our feeds to constant digital connectivity, our brains are struggling to keep up with an environment built for compulsive overconsumption.

How do we treat this modern epidemic?

The Asia Pacific Behavioural & Addictions Medicine (APBAM) Conference 2026 is proud to announce our Keynote Spotlight: Dr Anna Lembke! ⭐🌟

As a Stanford University Professor, psychiatrist, and leading global expert in addiction medicine, Dr Lembke has fundamentally shifted how we understand the neuroscience of pleasure and pain. You likely know her as the author of the New York Times bestseller "Dopamine Nation", or from her eye-opening insights in the Netflix documentary "The Social Dilemma".

In her exclusive APBAM 2026 keynote, "Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance in the Age of Indulgence," Dr Lembke will break down the mechanics of tech addiction, dopamine regulation, and practical clinical strategies to help patients reclaim their mental health in a hyper-connected society.

If you are a healthcare practitioner, psychologist, or behavioural health professional looking for the most comprehensive addiction medicine conference in the Asia Pacific region, join us in Singapore to learn directly from the experts shaping the future of our field.

🗓 Dates: 3 – 4 September 2026
📍 Location: One Farrer Hotel, Singapore
🔥Offer: Register now to secure your seat and enjoy 20% OFF your ticket.

🔗 Secure your spot here: www.apbam.com

Are we treating the pathology, or are we treating the person? 🌱To create lasting breakthroughs in addiction recovery, we...
08/05/2026

Are we treating the pathology, or are we treating the person? 🌱

To create lasting breakthroughs in addiction recovery, we need to look beneath the surface. That is why we are thrilled to announce our highly anticipated APBAM 2026 Pre-Conference Training in Singapore, led by Dr Robert Rhoton, CEO of the Arizona Trauma Institute.

Over three intensive days, practitioners will work toward their CCTS-A Certification (Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist - Addiction). This isn't just another lecture. You will learn how to shift from a traditional, deficit-based model to a salutogenic, nervous-system informed approach - focusing on health, resilience, and genuine connection.

What you need to know:
📅 Date: 31 August – 2 September 2026
📍 Venue: One Farrer Hotel, Singapore
🎓 Earn your CCTS-A Certification and transform your clinical practice.

As we say in trauma-informed care: See the Person. Not the Pathology.
🎟️ Secure your seat today and get 20% OFF!
👉 Tap the link to view the full syllabus and register, or visit: https://apbam.com/certified-clinical-trauma-specialist-addiction-training-apbam-2026/

20/04/2026

How is the future of addiction and mental healthcare evolving? 🌱

The landscape of mental health and addiction recovery is changing rapidly. Now more than ever, clinicians, policymakers, and practitioners need practical, evidence-based solutions to bring back into their practice.

That is exactly why we are hosting the Asia Pacific Behavioural & Addictions Medicine Conference (APBAM) 2026 in Singapore this 3 & 4 September.

Join Dr. Winslow and global thought leaders at APBAM Conference as we dive deep into:
🧠 The neuroscience of addiction
🫂 Trauma-informed care
🤖 The growing role of AI in recovery

If you are looking for fresh insights, meaningful connections, and real-world strategies, this is where you need to be.

🎟️ EARLY BIRD PROMO: Secure your spot today! Use code EB20 for 20% OFF your registration.

👉 Visit www.apbam.com to sign up.

17/04/2026

What is the future of addiction medicine and mental health care? 🧠✨

The Asia Pacific Behavioural & Addictions Medicine Conference (APBAM) 2026 is officially here! Join global thought leaders in Singapore on 3 & 4 September 2026 as we explore groundbreaking advancements shaping the future of our field.

From neuroscience and trauma-informed care to the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in recovery, this is the premier collaborative platform for clinicians, educators, and mental health professionals across the region.

🎟️ EARLY BIRD SPECIAL: Secure your seat today and get 20% OFF your registration!

👉 Use Promo Code: EB20 at checkout

Tap the link in our bio APBAM Conference or visit www.apbam.com to register now.

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Address

10 Sinaran Drive #09-21/22/23 Novena Medical Centre
Singapore
169633

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+6563976994

Website

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