Topic: Peer & Lived Experience Support
The Hague Roundtable: Lived Experience Informing the Way Forward
Powering Healthy Minds: An Introduction to Resiliency Technologies and the Sharpen® System
Resiliency Technologies’ Sharpen® System is a community-driven digital platform designed to reduce barriers to mental health support by integrating education, early intervention, and crisis care into a seamless, accessible experience grounded in lived experience and real-world engagement.
Serving those who served us: An Introduction to the Atlas Institute for Veterans and Families
Case Study – Medicare Mental Health Check In Provides Low-Intensity Support Across Australia
Understanding How Interventions for Youth Depression and Anxiety Work: Report Summary
A new Wellcome-commissioned report examines how and why interventions for youth anxiety and depression work, identifying major gaps in mechanistic evidence, prevention research, and lived-experience integration, and setting priorities to guide more precise, equitable, and youth-centred mental health research globally.
A Turning Point for Global Health: Integrating Noncommunicable Diseases and Mental Health
Mirror XR: Australia’s First AI-XR EdTech for Youth Digital Mental Health and Future Skills
Mirror XR is Australia’s first AI-XR EdTech, transforming VR escapism into immersive storyliving experiences that support youth mental health, build resilience, and foster emotional literacy through cutting-edge technology and community-driven programs.
Making Lived Experience the Norm in Mental Health Research
Lived experience in mental health research — involving people who have firsthand experience of mental health challenges — is becoming essential, and initiatives like Wellcome’s Lived Experience Innovation Fund are helping make it standard practice worldwide.
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