Richmond Foundation’s 2025 conference explores how physical and mental health work better together.
Richmond Foundation is back with its annual conference, and this year it’s all about balance. Taking place on Friday, 30th May 2025, at Villa Arrigo in Naxxar, the theme is simple but powerful:
“Mind & Body – Partners in Mental Wellbeing.”
The focus? How your body and mind affect each other—and how to take care of both.
🔍 What You Can Expect
This one-day event brings together experts who understand how your mental and physical health are connected. There will be:
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Keynote speeches
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Panel discussions
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Hands-on workshops
Topics include:
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How trauma shows up in the body
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The effect of daily habits on mental strength
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Using movement and therapy to heal
Whether you’re a healthcare worker, a student, or just curious about wellness, this event is for you.
🧑⚕️ Meet the Speakers
Here are some of the names you’ll hear from:
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Georgie Oldfield (UK) – A physiotherapist who helps people manage chronic pain by understanding the mind-body link
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Prof. Godfrey Grech – A top Maltese researcher in health and disease
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Sarah Vella – A dance therapist who uses movement to support mental health
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Dr. Nigel Camilleri – A psychiatrist who works with children and teens
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Dr. Gabriel Ellul – A mental health expert focused on trauma
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Dr. Adele Muscat – A psychologist who helps athletes stay mentally strong
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Dr. Denis Vella Baldacchino – Malta’s mental health commissioner
🎟️ Tickets and How to Join
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Standard Ticket: €95
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Student Ticket: €35 (for full-time undergrads)
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Optional Workshop: €20
👉 Register here: richmond.org.mt/mind-body-partners-in-mental-wellbeing
💬 Why This Event Matters
Mental health doesn’t exist on its own. It’s deeply connected to your physical health. This conference helps you understand that link—and gives you real tools to feel better.
The Richmond Foundation has led Malta’s mental health efforts for years. They’re making sure this event gives you the latest info, expert advice, and practical tips.
🆓 Media Access
Are you a journalist? Richmond is offering a few free press tickets. If you’d like to attend and share what you learn, email [email protected].
Don’t miss it. This conference could change the way you think about wellness—mind and body, working together.
