The Annual International Conference on Women’s Health serves as a platform for exchanging ideas and addressing the diverse challenges women face in the field of health. This conference provides a special opportunity for specialists, researchers, and advocates of women’s health to explore the latest findings, strategies, and effective approaches to promoting women’s health.  It is well established that women’s physical and mental health are closely interconnected; physical illnesses can lead to anxiety, depression, and other mental health disorders, while psychological challenges may contribute to the development of physical conditions, including chronic diseases and weakened immunity. Facilitating factors such as social support, education, and access to healthcare services can promote improvement in both areas, whereas barriers such as stigma and poverty often hinder progress. Therefore, the aim of holding the 14th Conference is to understand the relationship between women’s physical and mental health, to examine the facilitators and barriers influencing this connection, and to design effective programs for promoting Women’s Health and Mental Well-being which is the focus of this conference

• The bidirectional link between physical and mental health (with emphasis on psychosomatic disorders) focusing on adolescent girls, pregnant women, infertile women, elderly women, and employed women
• The relationship between social and spiritual well-being and women’s mental health.
• Effective biopsychosocial interventions for promoting women’s mental health