Living Free at APBAM 2026
Asia Pacific Behavioural & Addictions Medicine Conference 2026
3–4 September 2026 | One Farrer Hotel, Singapore
Living Free is proud to be a sponsor and exhibitor at the Asia Pacific Behavioural & Addictions Medicine Conference (APBAM 2026) in Singapore.
This year’s conference theme, “Emerging Trends in Addictions and Mental Health,” brings together professionals working across addiction medicine, mental health, behavioural health and recovery.
At the Living Free booth, discover our trauma-informed approach to trauma recovery, chronic stress, addiction and psychological wellbeing, and explore our books for both clinical practitioners and general readers.
Meet Living Free at APBAM 2026
APBAM 2026 provides an opportunity for professionals across behavioural health and addiction medicine to connect, exchange knowledge and explore emerging approaches to mental health and recovery.
At the Living Free booth, you can:
- Learn more about Living Free’s trauma-informed approach to recovery
- Explore our clinical and educational books on trauma, stress and recovery
- Meet members of the Living Free team
- Discuss our approach to trauma, chronic stress, addiction and mental health
- Discover resources for mental health professionals and practitioners
- Purchase or pre-order copies of our books
Explore Our Books
The Allostatic Stress-Diathesis Method
A clinical manual for practitioners working with trauma and stress-related disorders.
The Allostatic Stress-Diathesis Method presents a structured framework for understanding the relationship between trauma, chronic stress, allostatic load and stress-related disorders.
Designed for practitioners, the manual provides a clinical framework for understanding complex stress responses and supporting trauma-informed therapeutic work.
Ideal for: Psychologists, psychotherapists, counsellors, mental health professionals and other healthcare practitioners.
Available at the Living Free booth during APBAM 2026.
A Beginner's Guide to Trauma
Understanding the toxic effects of the disorders of extreme stress.
A Beginner’s Guide to Trauma provides an accessible introduction to trauma and its effects on the mind, body and nervous system.
Written for readers who want to develop a clearer understanding of trauma, the guide explores how extreme and prolonged stress can affect psychological and physical wellbeing.
Ideal for: Individuals, families, students, carers and anyone seeking to better understand trauma and recovery.
Available at the Living Free booth during APBAM 2026.
Pre-Order Your Books
Want to make sure you receive your copy at the conference?
Pre-order before APBAM 2026
Send us a message via WhatsApp to reserve your book and collect it at the Living Free booth during the conference.
Pre-order via WhatsApp
Scan the QR code to start a WhatsApp chat with Living Free.
Pre-order now and collect at our booth.
Visit the Living Free Booth
Whether you’re attending APBAM as a psychologist, psychotherapist, counsellor, addiction specialist, psychiatrist, healthcare practitioner or mental health professional, we’d love to meet you.
Come by the Living Free booth to learn more about our work in:
Trauma Recovery · Addiction · Mental Health · Chronic Stress · Nervous System Regulation · Psychological Wellbeing
You can also speak with our team about our books, educational resources and approaches to trauma-informed recovery.
📍 APBAM 2026
3–4 September 2026
One Farrer Hotel
Singapore
We look forward to meeting you at APBAM 2026.
MEET THE LIVING FREE TEAM
Come and meet us at the Living Free booth.
We’d love to connect with professionals working across addiction, mental health, trauma recovery and behavioural health.
