The Asia Pacific Society for Alcohol and Addiction Research (APSAAR) will host its APSAAR Congress 2026 in Jakarta, Indonesia, bringing together experts, researchers, and practitioners in the field of addiction across the Asia-Pacific region.

The congress will serve as a scientific platform for the dissemination of the latest research findings, exchange of ideas, and discussion of clinical, public health, and policy approaches to alcohol use and addictive disorders. 

Event Details

• Pra-Congress Workshop: 31 July 2026
• Congress (Symposium): 1–2 August 2026
• Venue: Aryaduta Hotel Menteng, Jakarta, Indonesia 

Theme

From One-Size-Fits-All to Precision Interventions: Advancing Addiction Care in the Era of Digitalization, Neurotechnology, and Personalized Medicine

This theme highlights the importance of integrating digital innovation, neuroscience, and personalized approaches in improving addiction care systems.

Target Audience

The congress welcomes a wide range of participants, including:

• Psychiatrists
• General practitioners
• Psychologists
• Counselors
• Public health professionals
• Researchers and academics
• Nurses and allied health professionals 

Call for Abstracts

APSAAR Congress 2026 invites submissions for:

• Oral presentations
• Poster presentations
• Symposium sessions

Submission Deadline: 30 May 2026

Abstracts must be written in English and follow a structured format including background, objectives, methods, results, and conclusion. 

Topics

The congress will cover a broad range of topics, including:

• Multimorbidity in addiction care
• Public health approaches to substance use
• Digital and behavioral addictions
• Neuroscience and neuromodulation
• Policy and prevention strategies
• Peer support and recovery systems
• Addiction in special populations

Registration and Further Information

Participants can find detailed information on registration, accommodation, and submission guidelines at:
https://apsaarcongress2026-jkt.com

The APSAAR Congress 2026 is expected to strengthen regional collaboration, promote evidence-based practices, and contribute to the advancement of addiction science and services across the Asia-Pacific region.