4th International Psycho-immunology & Psychobiology Research Symposium
Online and onsite symposium at Crete, Greece
July 22-23, 2023
This free, informal online and onsite symposium will be held in Europe this summer in Crete, Greece. Click here to signup for the online symposium. Email us or phone +1-250-509-0514 (Canada) if you want to join us in Crete.
or download previous conferences' Proceedings from here.
We also recommend the PsychoNeuroImmunology Research Society's June 2023 conference in Colorado.
The schedule of presentations will be continuously changing up until the day of the conference. To be able to see which talks you'd like to attend, keep an eye on the schedule below - we'll be keeping it updated.
About the symposium
Unnoticed by most, a quiet revolution is happening in the emerging field of psycho-immunology. Developments in this cross-discipline field have all the earmarks of a disruptive technology - their applications promise to be fast, effective, simple, inexpensive, and without costly technology, and work on both chronic and acute illnesses in many people. These new approaches are also effective in discovering the causes of diseases of unknown etiology.
The intent of this free, informal symposium is to move the practice and science behind psycho-immunology and psychobiology forward. We invite researchers (and the public) who are passionate about this area to share data, treatment applications, techniques, models, and results; and to form new friendships and collaborations in an intimate and lively venue.
We’ll also be talking about the nature of breakthrough research, and the ways and difficulties in moving this new area of research into academia, mainstream medicine, and widespread use.
We have an information pdf for this symposium here for you and your colleagues. You can also read about our approach to psycho-immunology and psychobiology on this website, but we encourage anyone in this rapidly changing field to share their own viewpoints and experiences, whatever they may be.

It is a free Zoom symposium
There are no fees for attending this symposium. To register, fill out this Zoom registration form before the conference starts.
You can also attend in person. There is no fee, but you will have to pay for your own food and accommodations.
Several days will be only for therapists trained by the Institute - they'll be getting technique updates and practice with the latest tools.
Contact us to be a speaker
You can phone us in Canada at +1-250-509-0514, or email is by clicking the link below:
Attendees
This symposium is ideal for MDs, PhDs and other researchers passionate about the field of psychobiology. The specific applications might be of particular interest to therapists as well as the lay public.
Psychobiology applications and models
To help you know if this symposium is of interest to you, here are a few of the psychobiology applications and theoretical models presented in the last few years. Our YouTube channel has videos of presenter talks from past conferences.
Past Applications talks
- Progress report on a Covid-19 symptom relief treatment
- The fungal origin and treatment for schizophrenic voices
- The psychobiology of Asperger's syndrome
- The addictive chemical component of Lyme disease
- The RNA origin of PTSD
- Three different types of epigenetic damage
- The subcellular link between the mind and body
- Viral psycho-immunology
About the previous symposiums:
If you would like to see videos of the talks from the 2020 - 2022 symposiums, see our Institute YouTube channel or Facebook page. You can also download the schedule of talks and the presenters' slides as PDFs from our Past Presentations & Conferences webpage.
PNIRS 2023 (12-15 June) Boulder, Colorado USA
The PsychoNeuroImmunology Research Society is an international organization for researchers in a number of scientific and medical disciplines including psychology, neurosciences, immunology, pharmacology, psychiatry, behavioral medicine, infectious diseases, endocrinology and rheumatology, who are interested in interactions between the nervous system and the immune system, and the relationship between behavior and health.
Our annual meeting brings together scientists working across the translational continuum to address critical issues in mental and physical health. We have an outstanding line-up of featured speakers and symposia examining the psychoneuroimmune processes underlying depression, anxiety, cancer, cardiovascular disease, neurodevelopmental disorders, cognition, and sleep. The meeting will also feature oral and poster sessions, discussion groups, themed breaks, and Covid-19 relevant programming. Meeting registration and abstract submissions are now open and we encourage you to register and submit your new PNI-relevant work. www.pnirs.org/2023-annual-meeting
...or visit our Forum
Revision History
Mar 23, 2023: 4th annual symposium update.
Nov 23, 2021: 3rd annual symposium information update.
Mar 9, 2021: Added a May 2021 PNIRS conference announcement.
Jan 11, 2021: 2nd annual symposium information update.
Mar 28, 2020: Made the symposium all online.
Jan 5, 2020: New webpage.