WHEN: 3rd April 2025, 11an – 1pm

WHERE: Institute of Mental Health, Jubilee Campus, University of Nottingham

Join us for a workshop on the future of mental health technologies, where you will be joined by multidisciplinary experts to discuss the safe and effective adoption of tools like AI and VR by wellbeing providers, particularly charity and third sector organisations.

We welcome people with all different kinds of expertise:

Mental health and psychology

AI and emerging technologies

Law, ethics, and policy

Healthcare and medicine

Human-computer interaction

Social and community work

Creative media and arts

Please join us for an interactive workshop and sandwich lunch on the 3rd April 11:00-13:00 to help us to scope what should be included in a multidisciplinary toolkit. You will be reimbursed with an Amazon voucher for your time (one per participant). Please sign up here by March 27th:  and we will forward you a calendar invite with more details. If you have any questions, please contact aislinn.bergin, natalie.leesakul or anna-maria.piskopani directly.

Call for participants to join an online workshop on the 20th March, 12 – 1.30pm

Our Horizon Adoption of Wellbeing Technologies Toolkit Project (HAWT) team are keen to engage with people from the following sectors to discuss the safe and effective adoption of tools like Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Virtual Reality (VR) by wellbeing providers, particularly charity and third sector organisations:

·        Mental health and psychology

·        AI and emerging technologies

·        Law, ethics, and policy

·        Healthcare and medicine

·        Human-computer interaction

·        Social and community work

·        Creative media and arts

If you would like to be involved in this interactive workshop to help us scope what should be included in a multidisciplinary toolkit, please sign up here.

We are running a questionnaire to find out about people’s experiences of wellbeing in the workplace as it relates to the Internet. It is open to everyone in the UK in some form of employment (including volunteering). The survey should take no longer than 25 minutes and will be a combination of optional multiple-choice and open-ended questions. You do not need to give your name or any other personal details. If you are interested, you can find more information and the questionnaire here.