The Preventive Mental Health Conference is a national public health event focused on promoting and protecting mental health and wellbeing across Australia through prevention, collaboration, and systems-level action. Hosted by the Public Health Association of Australia, the conference brings together community members, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to shift the conversation beyond treatment and toward mental health promotion and early intervention. It explores how prevention can move from a niche area to a mainstream priority by strengthening cross-sector partnerships, embedding evidence-based practice, and amplifying diverse voices, including First Nations perspectives on social and emotional wellbeing.

Across two days, the program combines strategic reflection with practical insight, examining system-level approaches such as Safety by Design, community-grounded wellbeing initiatives, workforce development, and capacity building. The conference also addresses innovation, including the role of digital tools in prevention, while maintaining a strong focus on equity, collaboration, and shared responsibility.

What forces are shaping digital healthcare now — and what lies ahead? At DMEA, these questions are explored through a rich program of talks, panel discussions, and workshops. Leaders and specialists from policy, research, and clinical practice come together across six stages to share insights, debate challenges, and highlight new directions for the future of digital health.

The Future of Mental Healthcare Summit takes place on April 27–28, 2026 in Boston, bringing together leaders from healthcare providers, payers, technology, and policy to explore the next generation of mental healthcare. The event focuses on innovation, leadership, and collaboration, with discussions on expanding access and quality of care, integrating mental and physical health services, leveraging digital tools and AI responsibly, improving youth mental health, and building sustainable, outcome-driven care models.

With a curated, senior-level audience and strong networking opportunities, the summit offers practical insights into how technology, integrated care, and new models can shape a more effective and accessible mental healthcare system.

The Global Mental Health and Well-Being Summit 2026 brings together clinicians, researchers, healthcare leaders, innovators, and students to explore the future of mental health care. The event features keynote talks, panel discussions, workshops, case studies, poster sessions, and extensive networking, all focused on advancing digital mental health, personalised psychiatry, emerging therapies, culturally sensitive care, and global access challenges.

A growing mental health market—projected to exceed $450 billion by 2026—highlights both opportunities and ongoing issues such as workforce shortages, unequal access, and stigma. Across two days, participants will engage with cutting-edge research, practical strategies, and global perspectives while connecting with experts and showcasing their own work. The summit ultimately aims to bridge research, practice, and policy to drive meaningful, worldwide progress in mental health care.

The Digital Mental Health International Conference 2026 (DMH 2026) is an international conference focused on advancing digital mental health research and practice in real-world settings. The event will bring together researchers, practitioners, and professionals to share empirical findings, evidence-based interventions, implementation strategies, and practical applications in digital mental health.

The 2026 theme, “Maximising the Real-World Potential of Digital Mental Health,” emphasizes translating research into effective, scalable solutions that address both global and local mental health needs.

The conference is organised by the Translational Research Centre for Digital Mental Health at Tung Wah College, which aims to strengthen interdisciplinary research capacity in this field.

The event, hosted by the UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training in Socially Intelligent Artificial Agents, focuses on advancing digital mental health through interdisciplinary collaboration. It brings together fields such as psychology, data science, linguistics, urban planning, public health, and artificial intelligence to develop digital tools that are culturally adaptable, accessible, and meaningful. The conference emphasizes the importance of designing mental health technologies that reflect the complexity of both individual needs and broader social environments—ranging from smart city infrastructures to diverse cultural and linguistic populations.

It also seeks to attract research in data science, machine learning, and AI applied to mental health, highlighting the opportunities presented by the abundance of real-world mental health data. Overall, the event responds to the increasing pressure on traditional mental health services by encouraging innovation in digital interventions such as apps, chatbots, wearables, sensors, and VR/AR tools, with the goal of fostering new insights, collaborations, and effective mental health solutions.

BHT2026 is a conference focused on improving behavioral health care by using technology, innovation, and collaboration to make services more accessible and effective. It brings together providers, innovators, advocates, and leaders who are interested in modernising how behavioral health is delivered and expanding its reach. The event centres on the idea that digital tools and cross-sector partnerships can drive meaningful change in care delivery. It aims to create space for practical learning, networking, and idea-sharing among people working to shape the future of behavioral health systems, services, and solutions.

The 6th Digital Health Conference will take place on 25–26 November in Barcelona, bringing together leaders from pharma, digital health applications, digital medicine, digital therapeutics (DTx), and health tech to explore the future of healthcare.

Across two days, attendees will dive into topics such as AI and data-driven healthcare, patient-centered digital innovation, regulatory developments, the growing role of digital solutions in drug development and clinical trials, and collaboration across the healthcare ecosystem.

Hosted in a mid-sized conference setting, the event offers an excellent opportunity to connect with experts, regulators, investors, and innovators while gaining valuable insights into how technology is reshaping healthcare delivery.