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REGISTRATION FEES
| Early Bird Rates Until 30 January 2027 | Standard After 31 January 2027 | Inclusions | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full registration | $950.00 | $1075.00 | Attendance at two full days of the conference, including morning, afternoon refreshments and lunch on the days of the conference, electronic handbook, access to the conference app, 1 x ticket to the Cocktail reception on Monday 31 May 2027 |
| Student registration | $575.00 | $725.00 | Attendance at two full days of the conference, including morning, afternoon refreshments and lunch on the days of the conference, electronic handbook, access to the conference app, 1 x ticket to the Cocktail reception on Monday 31 May 2027 |
| Day registration | $550.00 | $650.00 | Attendance on 1 day of the conference, including morning, afternoon refreshments and lunch on the selected day; electronic handbook, access to the conference app. Excludes social event |
TOP 3 REASONS TO ATTEND
Be Part of a Growing Community
Following the success of ANZMIC 2026, the conference returns in 2027 to continue the conversation and strengthen a growing community committed to understanding and addressing moral injury. Hear the latest research, emerging practices and lived experiences shaping prevention, care and moral repair.
Strengthen Your Knowledge and Practice
ANZMIC offers valuable professional development for clinicians, researchers, healthcare professionals, counsellors, chaplains, educators, policy makers, organisational leaders, emergency services personnel and members of the military and veteran communities. Gain practical insights and evidence-informed approaches that can be applied within your own work and organisation.
Connect Across Disciplines
Moral injury cannot be understood through a single lens. ANZMIC brings together research, clinical practice, pastoral care, policy, leadership, frontline experience and lived and living experience—creating opportunities to exchange ideas, build meaningful connections and develop more compassionate and collaborative responses.