CPSICON 2025 at Amity University, Noida was a special moment for us. It was Samarpan's first year attending and sponsoring the conference, and the experience genuinely exceeded every expectation.
Our clinicians represented Samarpan with pride on the national stage. Clinical Psychologists Raksha Rajesh and Ishita Akula delivered a symposium on Relapse Prevention Therapy using the Gorski–CENAPS model, unpacking evidence-based strategies that support sustained recovery. Counselling Psychologist Dr. Ria Talwar presented her research, Narratives of miscarriage amidst fertility journeys, opening an important conversation about grief, mental health, and the emotional realities of fertility.
Throughout the conference, whether during presentations, informal discussions, or interactions at our sponsor booth, we were reminded of why collaboration matters. The exchange of ideas, interest in future partnerships, and collective commitment to advancing mental health care felt truly meaningful.
We are grateful to CPSI and AIBHAS for hosting such a thoughtfully curated gathering, and to every professional who took the time to connect with us.
For Samarpan, CPSICON was more than a conference. It was the beginning of deeper relationships in training, referrals, research, and integrated care and we're excited for everything that comes next.
CPSICON 2025 at Amity University, Noida was a special moment for us. It was Samarpan's first year attending and sponsoring the conference, and the experience genuinely exceeded every expectation.
Our clinicians represented Samarpan with pride on the national stage. Clinical Psychologists Raksha Rajesh and Ishita Akula delivered a symposium on Relapse Prevention Therapy using the Gorski–CENAPS model, unpacking evidence-based strategies that support sustained recovery. Counselling Psychologist Dr. Ria Talwar presented her research, Narratives of miscarriage amidst fertility journeys, opening an important conversation about grief, mental health, and the emotional realities of fertility.
Throughout the conference, whether during presentations, informal discussions, or interactions at our sponsor booth, we were reminded of why collaboration matters. The exchange of ideas, interest in future partnerships, and collective commitment to advancing mental health care felt truly meaningful.
We are grateful to CPSI and AIBHAS for hosting such a thoughtfully curated gathering, and to every professional who took the time to connect with us.
For Samarpan, CPSICON was more than a conference. It was the beginning of deeper relationships in training, referrals, research, and integrated care and we're excited for everything that comes next.
