This two-part webinar series explores how generative AI is transforming mental health care by expanding access to support while also highlighting its challenges. Part 1 Explores how AI-powered tools are already being used by everyday people worldwide to access mental health support.

In Part II of this two-part webinar series, eMHIC will take an intercontinental view of Scotland, England, Canada and Singapore to understand how each is progressing in integrating digital mental health into mainstream care. This webinar is hosted in partnership with the Agency for Integrated Care (AIC) in Singapore.

This two-part webinar series explores how generative AI is transforming mental health care by expanding access to support while also highlighting its challenges. Part II explores key ethical issues in AI and mental health, including privacy, bias, and the need for transparency and fairness in AI development and use.

How can we transform the mental healthcare system to better serve families? In this webinar, we'll learn how Strongest Families Institute, an award-winning Canadian charity, is leading the way with a scalable, evidence-based system that delivers real impact.

In Part I of this two-part webinar series, eMHIC will tour Singapore, China, Australia, and the United Arab Emirates to discover how each nation is progressing in integrating digital mental health into mainstream care. This webinar is hosted in partnership with the Agency for Integrated Care (AIC) in Singapore.

This webinar explores how digital tools and peer-support communities are reshaping mental health care by dismantling stigma. By leveraging social connection and shared stories, these platforms are creating a more inclusive and empathetic world where seeking support becomes a natural part of a healthy life.

This webinar brings together experts from Australia's leading digital mental health organizations: Orygen and ReachOut Australia to explore how digital services are evolving to meet the very real and rising needs of young people in Australia.

The mental health sector faces growing demand and limited resources. This webinar explores how a multi-year partnership between service provider Caraniche and tech platform Tacklit improved access, engagement, innovation, and risk management through effective technology adoption.

Eating disorders impact around 8% of the world’s population. This webinar explores digital solutions for eating disorder support, highlighting opportunities, challenges, and the importance of co-design.

Discover the role of digital mental health in crisis response, including eMHPSS for conflict zones and AI-driven chatbots for Kurdish-speaking populations.

This webinar explores the fundamental building blocks of such an ecosystem and highlights the latest addition—a self-help wellbeing platform commissioned by the Danish Government.

This webinar covers the SUPER project’s insights on adapting digital mental health solutions across countries, featuring lessons from pilots in Denmark and the Netherlands.

This webinar explores the concept of a gift economy. An economy that challenges traditional economic models by fostering mutual support and emotional well-being without monetary transactions.

This webinar continues to explore how digital storytelling is reshaping mental health care by connecting clinical knowledge with the real, lived experiences of those navigating mental health challenges.

This webinar highlights how engaging storytellers with lived experience can activate learning for clinicians, provide direct feedback to influence mental health systems and bridge the expertise gap between professionals and those they serve.

In this webinar, we join a research team from King’s College London and Harvard Medical School who recently submitted for peer review a study, to hear what they discovered from interviewing 19 people about their real-life experiences of using generative AI for mental health.

In this thought-provoking webinar, behavioral health and Artificial Intelligence (AI) experts discuss the current issues facing mental health and how technological advancements are making measurement-based care a reality for all. Measurement-based care lays the groundwork for understanding the scale and patterns of these illnesses and objectively tracking how interventions affect treatment.

This webinar covers SAM and SAM junior’s development, functionality, and scientific validation. Alvin van Asselt, a PhD candidate researching rejection-sensitive dysphoria in autism, discusses the app’s user-centric design and its journey to becoming a free, widely accessible tool across Europe.

Whether you’re a health services professional, change management provider or a technology enthusiast, this webinar offers valuable insights, actionable takeaways, and real-world examples to enhance your organization’s approach to innovation and improvement.

In this webinar, VAC officials share information about the population they serve and how they ensure the delivery of mental health services virtually.

In this webinar, experts from Body Peace Canada & ConnexOntario present an overview of the systemic and individual challenges related to eating disorders and addiction recovery.

In this webinar, passionate and dedicated experts from Sweden will come together to discuss how to address the urgent situation and ensure vital digital mental health supports reach refugees, migrants, and marginalized groups.

In this webinar, experts from Singapore, Australia, India, and New Zealand discuss how to ensure digital mental health tools can inspire user trust, promote positive mental health outcomes, and prevent adverse effects.

This webinar explores how emerging technologies like VR, AI, and the Metaverse are transforming mental healthcare—offering new opportunities and raising important questions about their impact, benefits, and risks.

The 2022 Digital Mental Health International Congress fostered collaboration between countries to transform mental healthcare and bring the digital mental health ecosystem to life, and we’re thrilled to share the progress made in achieving this goal.

Over the past decade, digital mental health has been an emerging priority area for government policy and strategy. Acceptance of digital mental health skyrocketed in 2020 – when the Covid-19 pandemic revealed the immense value of digital solutions.