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Commentary: The Importance of Therapists When Adopting AI in Mental Health Services

Nick Titov from MindSpot in Thought Leadership

Building JARA: A Judgment-Free AI Companion for Youth and Young Adults Who Use Substances or Alcohol

Tyler Marshall in Case Study
JARA is a judgment-free, evidence-based AI companion designed to help youth and young adults navigate substance use, harm reduction, and recovery goals safely, confidentially, and without stigma—bridging the gap between early support and formal care.

Bridging the Digital Divide: A Toolkit for Equity-Centred Regulation of Digital Mental Health

eMHIC in Toolkit
A newly released toolkit outlines how equity can be embedded into the regulation and development of digital mental health technologies, helping ensure digital tools reduce risk and address, rather than deepen, mental health inequalities.

Renewed Federal Investment Strengthens Canada’s National Suicide Crisis Response

National suicide crisis support in Canada is being strengthened through renewed federal funding to ensure the continued operation of the 9-8-8 Suicide Crisis Helpline, providing 24/7 access to suicide prevention support nationwide.

ChatGPT Health: OpenAI Introduces a Dedicated Health and Wellness Experience

eMHIC in News Article
OpenAI has announced ChatGPT Health, a new dedicated experience within ChatGPT designed to support people in understanding and organising their health information, with enhanced privacy protections and an explicit focus on supporting—not replacing—clinical care.

Understanding How Interventions for Youth Depression and Anxiety Work: Report Summary

eMHIC in Report
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 Decade of Global Collaboration: Reflections on the 10th Digital Mental Health Global Congress (eMHIC25)

Feasible but Fragile: MindBench.ai and the Path to Responsible AI in Mental Health

Dr. John Torous discusses how AI in mental health is “feasible but fragile” and how MindBench.ai is being developed to ensure patient-centered, safe, and effective innovation.

Overdiagnosis Debate in Mental Health Misses the Point: A Case for Personalized Care

A Turning Point for Global Health: Integrating Noncommunicable Diseases and Mental Health

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