Welcome

IRBD is the world's largest international annual conference focusing on Bipolar Disorders.  In 2013, worldwide leading experts and delegates from more than 40 countries were in attendance, making IRBD a truly international community. 

The organisers of the conference would like to extend their thanks to all involved in IRBD 2013 in making the conference such a huge success. 

Abstracts will be published in the online journal of International Clinical Psychopharmacology.

The 2014 International Review of Bipolar Disorders will take place 26-28 May 2014.

If you would like to help shape the future of IRBD join the International Scientific Advisory Committee. The committee already comprises nearly 40 highly respected professionals from across the world. However, we are always looking to extend that group.

The programme will continue to be multi-tracked enabling it to offer a depth and range of information unparalleled in bipolar conferences. Expert review sessions will be delivered by the world’s experts on new developments in bipolar disorder’s epidemiology, diagnosis, pathology and treatment.

We welcome the chance to form partnerships with other associations in this area to extend understanding and dialogue worldwide. With that in mind we invite regional societies and organisations to take advantage of our Associated Society Scheme. Associated societies are entitled to an extensive list of FREE benefits ranging from free promotion to the IRBD audience and room availability, to discounted delegate places. The Associated Society Scheme outlines the benefits in detail.

If you would like to be kept informed of developments in the conference please subscribe to our mailing list using the Keep Me Updated form on the right. You can also join social media groups on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn to share experience and opinion with like-minded professionals in this field.

Contact us if you have a suggestion for the 2014 conference programme, wish to sponsor or would like to keep up-to-date with the conference as it evolves.