Alessandro Vinciarelli

I co-chaired with great pleasure the 4th International Digital Mental Health and Wellbeing Conference in Glasgow:

International Digital Mental Health and Wellbeing Conference

By embracing diverse disciplines, the conference aims to foster collaboration that drives holistic and culturally adaptable digital mental health solutions. This approach highlights the importance of designing tools that account for the complexities of individual and collective environments, from smart city infrastructures to culturally and linguistically diverse populations. Thus integrating insights and innovations from a wide range of fields—including psychology, data science, urban planning, public health, linguistics, and AI, among others.

Ultimately, the conference will serve as a welcoming space for researchers, practitioners, and innovators from all backgrounds, encouraging them to co-create a future where digital mental health and wellbeing technologies are accessible and relevant across various contexts and communities.

Many thanks to the many colleagues who collaborated with the organisation of the Conference: Gillian Cameron, Colin Gorman, Oisin Harkin, Leona Doran, Patrick McAllister, Saskia Sieprath and Monika Maitles. Great to work with them!