DigitalMentalHealth.eu
AI governance · professional standards · mental health

Governance for AI-enabled mental health.

Applied governance services, European project work and professional frameworks for organisations making consequential decisions about AI.

Applied governance servicesOur role in NAVIGATOR
European projectErasmus+ NAVIGATORProfessional competence pathway · 2026–2028
Published frameworkGoverning Digital Mental HealthSpringer · 2025
International recognitioneMHIC Country Leadership AwardSpain · 2025
Mandate

From principles to professional practice.

DigitalMentalHealth.eu brings together work on the conditions required for responsible AI adoption in mental health systems.

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Governance

Clarifying responsibility, escalation and decision authority when care becomes AI-mediated.

02

Professional competence

Defining the knowledge and applied capabilities professionals need to evaluate and oversee digital systems.

03

Implementation

Translating ethical and regulatory expectations into training, organisational practice and accountable use.

Applied services

Move from AI uncertainty to an operating decision.

Focused engagements for mental health organisations that already use AI, are evaluating deployment, or need clear accountability before scaling.

Entry point

Governed AI Readiness Scan

A two-week remote assessment to map current and intended AI use, identify governance gaps, prioritise one high-value workflow and define a 90-day action plan.

  • Executive and operational interviews
  • AI use and risk map
  • Priority decisions and 90-day roadmap
Discuss a readiness scan
Mallorca

Mallorca Executive AI Governance Lab

A private working lab for one organisation's leadership team. Pre-work, one intensive day in Sóller and a post-lab executive brief turn a live governance challenge into decisions, ownership and an implementation plan.

  • One organisation, one consequential AI decision
  • Authority map, stop-rights and escalation protocol
  • Governance artifacts, KPIs and 90-day pilot plan
Explore the executive lab
Mallorca Human Oversight Summit · 2027 outlook

A future cross-institutional summit is being developed for 2027, once the NAVIGATOR competence pathway is operational and able to contribute applied learning, partners and pilot experience. Dates and participation are not yet open.

European work · 2026–2028

A competence pathway for digital mental health practice.

Formal project participation is carried by Digital Human Assets SLU, operating through Cibersalud.

Erasmus+ NAVIGATOR — Digital Navigator Specialist Course

A nine-partner European education initiative for psychologists.

2026—2028

NAVIGATOR is developing and piloting a competence-based specialist training pathway for psychologists working with digital tools and AI-mediated contexts. The work connects competency definition, course design, piloting and European dissemination.

The project contributes to European models for recognising specialist competence. It does not, by itself, constitute a professional licence or independent accreditation authority.

Explore our contribution to NAVIGATOR

View the nine participating institutions
  • Thomas More University of Applied Sciences
  • European Federation of Psychologists' Associations (EFPA)
  • Vilnius University
  • University of Cyprus
  • Université Paris Cité
  • University of Maia
  • University Medical Centre Ljubljana
  • Károli Gáspár University
  • Digital Human Assets SLU (Cibersalud)
Selected publications

Frameworks grounded in professional responsibility.

A body of work spanning tele-mental health, ethics, governance and human oversight.

Earlier applied work includes the Manual de telesalud mental, Casos clínicos en telesalud mental and work on cyberpsychology in Ibero-America.

International context

European work in a global implementation conversation.

eMHIC Country Leadership Excellence Award — Spain, 2025

Recognition from the eMental Health International Collaborative for sustained contribution to digital mental health leadership, professional practice and system-level development.

View the independent eMHIC citation
Accountability

A platform with identified responsibility.

Operational entity

Digital Human Assets SLU, operating through Cibersalud, Spain. European project participation, professional education and applied development.

Institutional enquiries

Responsible implementation starts with a precise conversation.

For universities, professional bodies, health organisations, foundations and project partners working on digital mental health governance, competence and implementation.

info@digitalmentalhealth.eu