As AI (artificial intelligence) continues to reshape the way we live and work, its impact on mental health is becoming an increasingly important conversation. From navigating technological change to exploring new ways of accessing mental health support, AI presents both exciting opportunities and challenges.
Join DUAL ANZ and Black Dog Institute for a webinar exploring the evolving relationship between AI and mental health, including how emerging technologies are influencing wellbeing, improving access to support and shaping the future of mental health care.
Our panellists, Damien Coates, CEO and Mental Health Ambassador at DUAL ANZ, and Professor Jill Newby, Clinical Psychologist at Black Dog Institute and UNSW, will share their insights into navigating change, the role of digital mental health tools and the latest research and innovation in this rapidly evolving space.
Key takeaways
Understanding the impact of AI and navigating change: Exploring how emerging technologies like AI are shaping the way we live and work and how individuals and organisations can adapt to change with confidence.
The role of digital tools in mental health support: Examining how online and technology-enabled approaches can make mental health support more accessible, reduce barriers to seeking help and complement traditional care options.
Emerging research and innovation in mental health: An overview of current mental health research at BDI, including how new technologies such as AI may influence wellbeing, the opportunities they present and the potential risks that need to be considered.
Pannelists
Damien Coates
DUAL ANZ CEO and
Mental Health Ambassador
Damien Coates is an experienced CEO, business leader and mental health ambassador who has spent more than 30 years helping people and businesses navigate transformational change.
As the founder of DUAL, he has built a culture shaped by transparency, open communication and innovation - values that continue to guide the way he leads. In this webinar, Damien will bring that experience to the conversation, sharing a practical, people-first perspective on leading change with empathy.
Professor Jill Newby
NHMRC Emerging Leader and
Clinical Psychologist at the Black Dog Institute and UNSW
Jill is a leading expert on the technology-based treatment of depression, anxiety and chronic health conditions in adults and leads a program of research into e-mental health, smartphone apps and virtual reality interventions.
Her research aims to improve the lives of people living with depression and anxiety and those at risk, through developing new and improved treatments, focusing on holistic approaches to mental health care, and improving access to affordable, effective treatment.
When to tune in:
Perth: 08:00 AWST
Brisbane: 10:00 AEST
Adelaide: 10:30 ACDT
Sydney / Melbourne: 11:00 AEDT
Auckland: 13:00 NZDT
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