British Bangladeshi Psychiatrists Association Annual Conference 2026

A day of clinical updates, leadership, women’s mental health and community collaboration with RCPsych leaders. BBPA Annual Conference 2026 Join the British Bangladeshi Psychiatrists Association (BBPA) for a day of clinical learning, leadership, community engagement, and collaboration. This national event brings together around 50 psychiatrists, mental health professionals, academics, and policy leaders from across the UK.Special Guests • Prof Subodh Dave, President of the Royal College of Psychiatrists • Prof Nandini Chakraborty: Dean of the Royal College of Psychiatrists • Prof David Taylor, Director of Pharmacy and Pathology at the Maudsley Hospital and Professor of Psychopharmacology at KCL • Dr. Ananta Dave, Chief Medical Officer for NHS Black Country Integrated Care Board • Prof Piyal Sen Chair of the Special Committee on Human Rights (SCHR) at the RCPsych • Prof Swaran Singh, Professor of Social & Community Psychiatry, University of Warwick | Consultant Psychiatrist | Life Peer Nominee • Junaid Ahmed, CEO , East London Mosque & London Muslim Centre • Dr Momtaj Islam clinical psychologist & Author • Dr Hafza Iqbal Course Leader for Islam and Pastorial Care, Markfield Institute of Higher Education Programme Highlights Morning: Clinical Psychiatry & Medical Education • Contemporary clinical and academic issues in psychiatry • Professional networking and interactive discussions Afternoon: Community, Leadership & Mental Health Inequalities • Bridging Psychiatry and Community: Partnerships involving the BBPA, the East London Mosque, and Royal College leadership focusing on faith and mental health support. • Bangdaleshi Women’s Mental Health: Examining evidence, challenges, and practical solutions for inequality. • BBPA Initiatives: Showcasing mental health training for Imams, community partnerships, and international capacity building. Why Attend? • Connect: Network with psychiatrists, trainees, and consultants from across the UK. • Learn: Gain insights into culturally responsive and community-based mental health initiatives. • Engage: Hear directly from senior leaders in psychiatry, academia, and Parliament. • Contribute: Shape the future of inclusive mental healthcare and community partnerships. Who Should Attend? • Consultants and Trainees in Psychiatry • Academic Researchers and Medical Educators • Mental Health Professionals and Allied Health Staff • Community Leaders and Faith Sector Representatives Spaces are limited. Secure your ticket today to join this vital national conversation in London. Up to 6 CPD points are anticipated, subject to peer review and approval.