The International Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Mental Health (ICAIMH) 2025 invites submissions that explore the transformative role of artificial intelligence in mental health. ICAIMH brings together researchers, practitioners, and industry professionals from AI, psychology, psychiatry, and healthcare to address the latest advancements, challenges, and ethical considerations in AI-driven mental health applications.
Conference Dates: July 2-3, 2025
Location: Anáhuac Mayab University, Mérida, Yucatán, México
For more details on submission guidelines, important dates, and conference updates, please visit the official website at www.icaimh.org/2025.

Focus Areas
We welcome full and short papers on topics including, but not limited to:
AI-driven prevention, detection, and treatment of mental health conditions.
Natural language processing for emotion or mental health condition recognition.
Intelligent agents and chatbots for mental health support.
Expert systems in psychology and psychiatry.
Computer vision and digital image processing in neuroimaging.
Ethical considerations in AI for mental health.
Human-Computer Interaction in AI-driven mental health tools.
IoT applications for biomarker monitoring.
Pattern recognition in psychological data.
Data science for knowledge discovery in large user-generated datasets.
Machine learning applications in mental health data analysis.
Research on mental health status at various demographic levels.
Serious video game development for mental health.
Data processing and analysis focused on emotion or mental health condition recognition.

Types of Submissions
ICAIMH 2025 welcomes four types of submissions:
Long Papers (8-12 pages): Full research papers presenting original, high-quality contributions.

The most outstanding submissions will be considered for publication in Inteligencia Artificial, a JCR-indexed international open-access journal.
Submissions can be written in English or Spanish.

If a submission is not among the top-ranked for Inteligencia Artificial but still demonstrates significant academic merit, the authors will be given the option to have their work considered for publication in the Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Computing Applications (JAICA) after receiving notification of acceptance.
Since JAICA only accepts publications in English, if a submission originally written in Spanish is accepted for JAICA, the authors will be required to provide an English version for the camera-ready submission. To facilitate this process, the JAICA editorial team will offer support in translation.

Conference Abstract Requirement: Authors of all long papers must also submit a conference abstract (1-2 pages), which will be included in a Special Issue of JAICA, serving as the official conference proceedings of ICAIMH 2025. Conference abstracts must be written in English, regardless of the original language of the main paper.

Expanded Abstracts (4-6 pages): Articles presenting preliminary results, novel ideas, or significant perspectives.
Accepted expanded abstracts will be published as part of the Special Issue in JAICA.
Since these submissions are not published elsewhere, they do not require a separate conference abstract.

Critical Position and Perspective Papers (CPPP) (8-12 pages): Submissions discussing theoretical perspectives, ethical considerations, or potential applications of AI in mental health without requiring experimental validation.
Accepted CPPP submissions will be published exclusively in JAICA and will not be considered for Inteligencia Artificial.

Conference Abstract Requirement: A conference abstract (1-2 pages) must be submitted and will be included in the conference proceedings. Conference abstracts must be written in English, regardless of the original language of the main paper.

Oral Presentations for Previously Published Work: Submissions of previously published papers to be presented orally at the conference.
ICAIMH 2025 welcomes submissions for oral presentations of papers that have been published elsewhere within the past year (from July 2024 onwards).
These papers will not be republished but will provide an opportunity for selected authors to present their work to the ICAIMH audience and foster interdisciplinary discussion.

Submissions will undergo a selection process, and only approved works will be accepted for presentation.

Authors must provide the DOI of the published article as part of their submission.
All authors of the original paper must provide explicit consent via a signed letter confirming their agreement to have their work presented at ICAIMH 2025.
Conference Abstract Requirement: A conference abstract (1-2 pages) must be submitted, which will be included in the conference proceedings.Conference abstracts must be written in English, regardless of the original language of the main paper. The abstract in the Conference Abstract must NOT be the same as the original published paper’s abstract. Instead, it should state that the paper is being presented at ICAIMH 2025 and summarize its contributions.

Submission Guidelines
All submissions must be formatted according to the official ICAIMH 2025 templates, available in Word and LaTeX. The use of LaTeX is strongly recommended for ease of formatting and compliance with publication standards.
Formatting Requirements
Authors must use the appropriate ICAIMH 2025 template based on their submission type.

Required Documents Based on Submission Type
Submission Type
Required Documents
Long Papers (8-12 pages)
Full Paper (PDF) + Conference Abstract (1-2 pages, PDF)
Expanded Abstracts (4-6 pages)
Expanded Abstract (PDF)
CPPP (Critical Position & Perspective Papers) (8-12 pages)
Full Paper (PDF) + Conference Abstract (1-2 pages, PDF)
Oral Presentations for Previously Published Work
Conference Abstract (1-2 pages, PDF) + DOI of Published Paper + Signed Consent Letter from All Authors

3. Submission Process
ICAIMH has partnered with the Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Computing Applications (JAICA) to handle all ICAIMH 2025 submissions. Submissions must be made electronically via the JAICA submission platform: https://maikron.org/jaica/index.php/ojs/icaimh2025
Step 1: Create an Account
Authors must register an account on the JAICA platform before submitting.
If you already have an account, simply log in and proceed with your submission.
Step 2: Select the Correct Submission Category
During submission, authors must select the appropriate section for their work:
ICAIMH 2025 - Long Papers
ICAIMH 2025 - Expanded Abstracts
ICAIMH 2025 - CPPPs (Critical Position and Perspective Papers)
ICAIMH 2025 - Oral Presentations
Step 3: Upload Your Files (Double-Blind Review Process)
Only PDF files should be uploaded at this stage. Source files (LaTeX/Word) will be requested only for accepted submissions.
Ensure that no author names or identifying information appear in the document, maintaining compliance with the double-blind review process.
Submissions that do not follow this guideline will be desk-rejected.

Step 4: Camera-Ready Version (For Accepted Submissions)
If your submission is accepted:
You must submit the source files (LaTeX or Word) following the ICAIMH 2025 formatting guidelines.
The ICAIMH and JAICA editorial teams will assist in the final publication process, considering authors’ compliance with reviewer comments and conference requirements.
Important Dates
Submission Deadline: May 2, 2025
Notification of Acceptance: May 16, 2025
Camera-Ready Submission: June 2, 2025
Conference Dates: July 2nd-3rd, 2025
We look forward to your contributions to ICAIMH 2025, where research innovations in AI for mental health will continue to push the boundaries of interdisciplinary collaboration.
For inquiries, please contact icaimh2025@icaimh.org.
Join us in advancing AI innovations for mental health solutions at ICAIMH 2025!