The Mental Elf

Professor David Ebert, President of the International Society for Research on Internet Interventions, speaks about harnessing digital solutions to tackle mental health problems in university students.

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Prof Trish Greenhalgh and Dr Victoria Betton talk about the NASSS Framework and managing and mitigating complexity in digital health technology implementation.

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What do young people want to know about screen time? Julian Edbrooke-Childs from the Anna Freud Centre talks about a new project that aims to prioritise research questions around screen time and mental health in young people.

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Dr Mathijs Lucassen from the Open University & the University of Auckland talks about how we can tailor and disseminate digital technologies for children & young people – lessons from New Zealand and SPARX.

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Prof Heleen Riper talking about the challenge of implementing digital mental health in practice.

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Prof Chris Hollis previews the 7th annual MindTech symposium: New Frontiers for Digital Mental Health: Implementation & Impact.

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Introduction from the Mental Elf by The Mental Elf

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Prof Andy Gumley from the University of Glasgow speaks about the EMPOWER research study, which aimed to enable people with psychosis to monitor their own wellbeing using a mobile app; enhance recognition of early signs of relapse; support autonomy and self-management; and improve shared decision making with mental health services.

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Prof Sonia Johnson and Tom Steare from UCL preview the "Pathways to progress: Next steps for digital tech in mental health services" conference taking place in London on 27th Nov 2019.

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Debs Teale speaks about using art to help her recover from mental health difficulties."Let’s make social prescribing the first thing that’s offered, not the last. At the moment it’s medication or talking therapies. Every psychiatrist, psychologist and GP should offer social prescribing as a first port of call."- Debs Teale speaking at #ArtsOnPrescription in London on 21/11/19http://thedebseffect.weebly.com/

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