#Digital #MentalHealth tools such as #Apps, virtual reality, and AI hold great promise but continue to face barriers to widespread clinical adoption. The Society of #Digital Psychiatry, in partnership with JMIR #MentalHealth, presents a three-pronged roadmap to accelerate their safe, effective, and equitable implementation. First, Education: integrate #Digital psychiatry into core training and professional development through a global webinar series, annual symposium, newsletter, and an updated open-access curriculum addressing AI and the evolving #Digital Navigator role. Second, AI Standards: develop transparent, actionable benchmarks and consensus guidance, through initiatives like MindBench.ai, to assess reasoning, safety, and representativeness across populations. Third, #Digital Navigators: expand structured, train-the-trainer programs that enhance #Digital literacy, engagement, and workflow integration across diverse care settings, including low- and middle-income countries. Together, these pillars bridge research and practice, advancing #Digital psychiatry grounded in inclusivity, accountability, and measurable clinical impact.

Voice as objective biomarker of stress: association of speech features and cortisol - Volume 37

Abstract. Studying psychiatric illness has often been limited by difficulties in connecting symptoms and behavior to neurobiology. Computational psychiatry

In honour of World Brain Day, Ben Bond speaks about the possibilities of digital psychiatry tools for the future of brain health.