Topic: Digital Care Platforms
Call for Participants: Culturally Adapted i-CBT for Farsi/Dari-Speaking Young Migrants with Mild to Moderate Mental Health Challenges
Refugees face unique mental health challenges, and receiving therapy in their own language is often difficult due to barriers like limited access to therapists and interpreters. To address this, researchers developed Raha, an internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) program tailored
First Clinical Trial of AI Therapy Chatbot Shows Promising Mental Health Outcomes
A recent clinical trial by Dartmouth researchers found that Therabot, a generative AI-powered therapy chatbot, significantly reduced symptoms of depression, anxiety, and eating disorders. Participants reported improvements comparable to traditional therapy, highlighting Therabot’s potential to expand access to mental health
eMHPrac: Supporting National Implementation of Digital Mental Health in Australia
Australia’s eMHPrac program is a national, government-funded initiative that is advancing workforce capability and policy alignment to support the sustainable integration of digital mental health across Australia’s primary care system.
Digital Technologies Are at the Heart of a Bold Transformation in Mental Health Support in Wales
A bold shift toward open-access, preventative mental health support is underway in Wales, with digital technologies playing a central role. This direction was spotlighted at eMHIC’s landmark roundtable at Cardiff Castle on April 17, 2024, where leaders and experts came
“Wicked Problems,” Bold Solutions: What Ireland Can Teach the World About Digital Mental Health
At a high-level roundtable in Dublin, leaders from Ireland, Canada, New Zealand, and beyond came together to explore how digital strategy and AI can transform mental health systems—improving access, easing workforce strain, and embedding lived experience at every level. Hosted
Rethinking Mental Health When Machines Learn to Care
Dr. Scott Wallace (MD) examines the growing role of artificial intelligence in mental health care, highlighting its potential to extend the reach of compassionate support, reduce global disparities, and assist clinicians in delivering timely, personalized care. Rather than replacing human
Mental Health America Launches 2025 Mental Health Month Campaign
Mental Health America kicks off its 2025 campaign urging action, spotlighting new data showing 78% of screeners reported moderate to severe mental health symptoms—nearly half of them youth.
Gen Z Found Its Mental Health Language in Therapy and on TikTok. Now They’re Bringing It to Work
Gen Z is bringing the mental health language they’ve learned from therapy and TikTok into the workplace, influencing how organizations talk about wellbeing and support their teams.
Dr. Google Starts Sharing Regular Folks’ Advice As Chatbots Loom
In a quiet but significant shift, Google has begun featuring health advice from everyday people alongside expert sources — a move that raises new questions about trust, accuracy, and the evolving role of chatbots in health information.
At Home Brain Stimulation for Depression Found to Be Safe and Effective
A groundbreaking study from King’s College London reveals that home-based transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) could be a game-changer in treating depression. Published in Nature Medicine, the research shows that tDCS is not only safe and effective but may soon
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