At the upcoming International Conference on Addiction Medicine, Mental Health and Psychiatry (ICAMP 2026), held from March 23–25, 2026 in Singapore and online, Eva Ein Eli from France will deliver a compelling virtual presentation that shines a light on an often misunderstood behavioral disorder—work addiction.
Her
talk, “Work
addiction: Understanding, practical strategies, and empowering testimonies,”
dives deep into the psychological foundations, real-life experiences, and
practical solutions surrounding this hidden challenge prevalent in modern
professional environments.
Presentation Highlights
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A deeper definition of work
addiction, separating it from burnout and emphasizing its roots in internal
compulsion rather than external workload.
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The invisible harm
caused by workaholism—spanning stress-related illnesses, cardiovascular risks,
sleep disorders, and emotional imbalance.
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Societal and cultural reinforcement,
where overworking is celebrated and chronic productivity is normalized.
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Impact of perfectionism and
isolation, especially as digital work blurs boundaries between personal
life and professional demands.
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Three-tier prevention strategy:
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Primary:
Challenging unhealthy work expectations and promoting awareness.
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Secondary:
Early detection supported by mindfulness and reflective practices.
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Tertiary:
CBT, long-term therapy, and mental health support to aid recovery.
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Powerful personal testimonies,
offering an authentic look into the lived experience of work addiction and
pathways toward healing.
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Practical tools for employers,
therapists, and policymakers to recognize, manage, and prevent
work-related addictions in the workforce.
About the Speaker
Eva Ein Eli, PhD, is a work
psychologist specializing in occupational mental health,
trauma, and organizational behavior. With extensive academic
and clinical experience, she supports individuals and organizations through
therapy, training, and workplace resilience consulting.
Event Details
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Event: International
Conference on Addiction Medicine, Mental Health and Psychiatry (ICAMP 2026)
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Dates:
March 23–25, 2026
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Format:
Hybrid (Singapore & Online)
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Email:
addiction@mathewsconference.com
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Phone:
+1 (312) 462-4448
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WhatsApp:
+1 (424) 377 0967
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Website: https://addiction.miconferences.com/
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Abstract Submission: https://addiction.miconferences.com/abstract-submission
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Registration: https://addiction.miconferences.com/register
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