At The Digital Mental Health Project, we work to increase the public’s literacy regarding how everyday digital technology can support
WHO Digital Health is focused on Mental Health!
In my MPH studies, I have been exposed to the work of the World Health Organization (WHO) more than ever
Mental Health Radio Network hosts dMHp!
Recently I had the pleasure of being a guest on the Mental Health Radio Network (MHRN). a network of over
Digital Mental Health Gatherings: More Than You Think & A Key to a Global Digital Mental Health Community (Updated February 8, 2020)
As we’ve done this research, it has been really encouraging to me to discover that professionals interested in this topic
Apply This!: Clinically Meaningful Mental Health App Use Behaviors that Impacts Depression
An emergent theme in this blog is related to research that delineates different models and categorizations related to how mentaltech
StressTech Literacy Series: Using DigitalTech to Achieve Healthier Stress Levels is Launched!
True to our intention to continually develop educational offerings that enable a responsible adoption of MentalTech, we have developed and
Why Don’t We Have Simplified Data Privacy Labels Yet!
As I continue to research this topic of data privacy concerns as a barrier to mentaltech adoption, I have found
MentalTech for Refugee Situations: A Force Multiplier for Mental Health Interventions Delivery?
Recently while reflecting on the almost daily news of the growing refugee crisis emerging in many places around the world
AnxietyTech Conference “MentalTech Wearables Talk”
So aside from the great value of attending AnxietyTech, back in August 2019, I had the further honor of being
AnxietyTech 2019: Nice Mix of Mental Health Advocacy & MentalTech
I had the extreme privilege and pleasure of attending and speaking at the 2nd annual AnxietyTech Conference in NYC on
The Positive Effects of “Cultural Tailoring” in MentalTech: A Study Summary
As I have ongoing conversations with colleagues about digitally mediated mental health interventions, a continuous theme that comes up is
Pure-play MentalTech Investment Funds: Emergent Enablers in this Space
Pure-play Investors In my getting around in MentalTech circles talking with founders and implementors, I am often asked the
Apply This!: Levels of Adoption of eMental Health Model
I recently came across this article by Milou A Feijt, et. al., in the Journal of Medical Internet Research titled
MentalTech I Use: Spire Stone: Breath Tracker & Trainer
My last post about how I use Mental Health Chatbots got me thinking about other mentaltech I have used with
Digital Health Formularies: Digital Health’s Curators & eRx Facilitators?
One of the most vexing risks of the digital mental health space is that of efficacy and safety amid an
My Take (#2) on Becky Inkster’s Digital Innovation in Mental Health Conference: What Adoption Takes
At the 2018 Digital Innovation in Mental Health Conference, I attended in mid-July in London, UK, there was abundant discussion
Embedded Digital Mental Health: Gateway to next wave of adoption?
When we read about digital mental health (DMH) solutions, they are most often in their own manifestations as websites, apps,
The MentalTech I Use: Mental Health Chatbots
Recently, I while at the Healthcare Experience Design Conference (#HXD2019) in Boston, MA, USA, put on by MAD*POW, one of the
“Mental Health Comics”, the best of creative DMH Content (if you ask me!)
Anyone who knows me knows I love graphic novels and comics! You can imagine my extreme delight when I stumbled
Insights from HackMentalHealth Hack-A-Thon, at Yale University!
February 22 – 24, 2019, I attended my first HackMentalHealth (https://www.hackmentalhealth.care) Hack-A-Thon in New Haven, CT, USA at Yale University.