Aims:

1. Explore innovative approaches to psychological rehabilitation and social science research that promote individual well-being, resilience, and social inclusion.
2. Investigate the interplay between psychological factors, social dynamics, and rehabilitation outcomes across diverse populations and contexts.
3. Examine the effectiveness of evidence-based interventions and strategies in improving psychological functioning, rehabilitation processes, and societal integration.
4. Foster interdisciplinary collaboration between psychology, rehabilitation sciences, and social sciences to enhance knowledge sharing and cross-fertilization of ideas.
5. Address the intersectionality of psychological, rehabilitation, and social issues to better understand the complex dynamics that influence individual and community well-being.
6. Discuss emerging trends, technologies, and practices that have the potential to advance psychological rehabilitation and promote social integration in an evolving society.
7. Encourage the integration of qualitative and quantitative research methodologies to gain comprehensive insights into the psychological and social aspects of rehabilitation.
8. Emphasize the importance of ethical considerations, cultural sensitivity, and inclusivity in psychological rehabilitation and social science research.
9. Highlight best practices, policies, and interventions that have been successful in fostering psychological well-being, rehabilitation, and social integration.
10. Offer a platform for researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and other stakeholders to exchange ideas, share research findings, and promote evidence-based practices in the field of psychological rehabilitation and social science.