Become a Strategic Partner
and Lead the Future of Care

eMHIC’s Strategic Partners are government and
non-government entities at the forefront of shaping the future of digital mental health, or exploring strategic avenues to use digital technologies to improve timely access to scalable, sustainable mental health information, care, support and treatment.

Our Partners are key contributors to the global transformation of mental health care.

Gain staff access to eMHIC's Knowledge Base of exclusive webinars and eMHIC25 Congress recordings

With your member login, you’ll unlock the eMHIC Webinar Archive and the 10th Digital Mental Health Congress library, gaining expert insights, global strategies, and scalable solutions to advance digital mental health for up to 100 employees.

eMHIC25 Congress Library

Gain employee access to all recorded sessions from the 2025 Congress: 3 days, 6 streams of keynotes, panels, and digital mental health showcases. Explore national strategies, scalable models, AI trends, regulation, ethics, global policies, and best practices, and see global impact in action.

Webinar Archive

Your member account gives your staff full access the archive of eMHIC webinar recordings, covering a range of topics. These feature panels of global experts sharing years of expertise, research, and leading perspectives for transformation at scale.

Participate in eMHIC global events and gain international recognition

Exclusive opportunities to participate as a panelist in virtual Webinars, attend eMHIC Roundtables, and engage in the annual Digital Mental Health Congress with potential speaking opportunities, as well as nominate leaders for the eMHIC Global Awards.

Roundtables

Hosted by governments or leading organizations, Roundtables give country leaders a space to share knowledge and drive change. These invitation-only events bring together stakeholders to collaborate and shape the future of digital mental health.

Webinars

Be invited to join eMHIC webinars as a panelist on topics aligned with your expertise. These free, widely promoted sessions attract large global, cross-sector audiences and provide a platform to share insights, connect with peers, and advance digital mental health.

Digital Mental Health Congress

Submit a proposal to speak at eMHIC’s Digital Mental Health Global Congress and showcase your expertise globally. Held in Toronto and livestreamed worldwide, this premier event unites innovators and decision-makers shaping the future of digital mental health.

Global Leadership Excellence Awards

Be eligible for the Leadership Excellence Awards, recognizing outstanding achievements and lifetime contributions in digital mental health. Nominations are open to any organization making a meaningful impact.

Our Special Interest Groups unite experts to collaborate on key topics

Each special interest group focuses on a key area essential to digital mental health implementation. Led by a dedicated chair, members collaborate regularly to launch initiatives and produce globally impactful resources.

Special Interest Group for Ethics and Law

This group explores the ethical and legal dimensions of e-mental health initiatives. It provides a platform for global experts to engage in critical discussion and reflection on pressing issues arising from digital innovation in mental health.

Coming Soon: AI for Mental Health in Correctional Facilities

This group will develop and share global best practices for implementing digital mental health solutions, especially AI-enabled tools, in correctional facilities in North America and beyond, supporting inmates’ mental health and rehabilitation while helping staff streamline processes, prevent burnout, and provide better care.

Lead the Conversation and Extend Your Global Reach

Elevate your organization’s profile and lead the global digital mental health movement. Share your expertise through the eMHIC Newsletter and contribute case studies or expert articles to the Knowledge Bank to showcase your achievements and influence.

eMHIC Global Newsletter

Gain standout visibility by being featured in eMHIC’s exclusive Partner Spotlight, highlighting your leadership in the global digital mental health movement.

Knowledge Bank

Shape the future of digital mental health by sharing your organization’s impact and insights in the eMHIC Knowledge Bank.

Stand out globally through exclusive recognition and co-branded visibility

Gain exclusive partner badges and top tier visibility on eMHIC’s website, along with co-branded thought leadership opportunities to elevate your organization’s profile.

Priority Listing on eMHIC's Partners Page

Includes a dedicated company page on our website, accessible via the Our Partners landing page with a clickable logo.

Strategic Partner Badges

Gain enhanced visibility by showcasing your Strategic Partnership status with badges you can display in your email signature, on your social media pages, or on your website.

Interested in becoming a Strategic Partner?

If you’re interested in partnering with eMHIC, please complete the form below, and we’ll provide tailored information and guidance. Following this, a senior eMHIC leader will meet with you to discuss partnership opportunities, innovative avenues for collaboration, and how we can work together to advance global mental health outcomes.

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Why Our Partners Value eMHIC

Hear what global experts have to say about the importance of cross-border collaboration.

Dr Andrew Greenshaw, Alberta

Neuroscience Professor at the University of Alberta, Canada

"eMental Health represents a whole bunch of activities, lots of different communities and lots of different areas of application. If we bring everyone together, we'll be able to cook things well. This is an area in which you can't have too many cooks."

Taimi Allan, Australia

Mental Health Commissioner for South
Australia

"We don't live in an individualistic society anymore; we live in a Global Group society. If we're not sharing what works, we'll be 10 years ahead in one country and not learning. We should all be at the same level—can't do that without collaboration."

Fran Silvestri, USA

Founder of IIMHL and Member of the Global Leadership Council at eMHIC

"The best part of collaborating with others is you really build on relationships. Relationships is really the key to any kind of collaboration. Knowing the people, their families, and their history, and that's one of the wonderful things about being here."

Arran Culver, New Zealand

Executive Clinical Director, Hauora Waikato Kaupapa Māori Mental Health Services, New Zealand

"By finding what's the same and what's different, it's an opportunity to see what's working and what's not in other places and to combine the pool of talent. We need to do whatever we can to support each other and contribute to the knowledge base."

Michel Rodrigue, Canada

President and CEO of the Mental Health Commission of Canada

"It's about sharing what works and then implementing it in our own countries. Across the world, we face many of the same issues, and learning from one another will be the element that makes a difference."

Nicholas Watters, Canada

Executive Director, Knowledge Institute on Child and Youth Mental Health and Addictions, Canada

"You get to have deeper conversations with individuals, get to know them on a more personal level, and go a little further into their program background. Then you start to make connections that last for years into the future."

Become a Strategic Partner and Lead the Future of Care