We are excited to invite you to our second annual conference on 2nd November 2026. This year’s conference will bring together clinicians, researchers, and game developers for an exciting programme of talks, panel discussions, poster presentations, networking, and shared discussion.
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Book your place for Gaming the Mind Conference on November 2nd 2026
Gaming the Mind’s second academic conference will be held on November 2, 2026, at the Royal College of Psychiatrists. It focuses on the interplay between video games, mental health, and clinical practice, featuring talks, discussions, and poster presentations. This year introduces a hybrid format for global participation.
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Gaming the Mind Conference: call for posters
The Gaming the Mind Conference 2026 is inviting submissions for poster abstracts in various categories by August 9. The conference will take place on November 2 at the Royal College of Psychiatrists, featuring a hybrid format. Early-bird tickets are available for a limited time. Join to connect and share insights.
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Save the date! Gaming the Mind Conference returns in November 2026
Gaming the Mind’s second academic conference will be held on November 2, 2026, at the Royal College of Psychiatrists. It focuses on the interplay between video games, mental health, and clinical practice, featuring talks, discussions, and poster presentations. This year introduces a hybrid format for global participation.
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Speaking to Malachi Gow: our Independent Developer Award Winner
Malachi Gow received the Independent Developer Award at the inaugural Gaming the Mind Conference for his game “i love me, i love me not,” a hand-drawn mental health-themed experience. Inspired by personal struggles and creative exploration, Gow aims to provide comfort and promote healthy habits through interactive gameplay, with plans for further development.
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A look back at the Gaming the Mind Conference 2025
The Gaming the Mind Conference 2025 on September 29 at the Royal College of Psychiatrists in London focuses on video games and mental health. It features talks from experts addressing both the positive effects of gaming and issues like addiction. Registration by September 1 offers early bird rates for attendees.
