Join us for a lively and thought-provoking discussion about the future of mental healthcare and how we can harness new technologies without losing clinical expertise, critical reflection and human connection.

Social media, online communities and generative AI are changing how people understand and manage their mental health. Increasingly, people use digital platforms to interpret symptoms, explore diagnoses and seek advice, often before speaking with a health professional.

These tools can help people better understand their experiences, find community and advocate for care, particularly when concerns have previously been overlooked. But what happens when information is inaccurate, technology reinforces existing beliefs, or self-diagnosis replaces professional support?

Our expert panel will explore the opportunities and risks of this rapidly evolving landscape. When can social media and AI be helpful, and when might they cause harm? Can AI safely support therapy and self-management? What safeguards are needed, and where does human expertise remain essential?

The discussion will conclude with a Q&A, followed by refreshments.

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