The eMental Health International Collaborative (eMHIC) is the world’s leading think tank and global peak body for digital mental health.

For the past decade, the eMHIC Congress has been the trusted global meeting place for government leaders, mental health commissioners, innovators, researchers, clinicians, lived experience advocates, startups, hospitals, community-based organizations, NGOs, and commercial partners committed to scaling digital mental health solutions.

Each year, participants from around the world come together to connect, collaborate, and learn from real-world solutions—tried, tested, and ready to scale. They leave empowered with leading-edge innovations, global best practices, and proven strategies that are shaping the future of mental health care.

A ticket to the eMHIC Congress is more than access, it’s an investment. It’s your opportunity to turn innovation into measurable outcomes, strengthen your organisation’s ROI, and drive actionable strategies that transform mental health systems worldwide.

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Join the world’s leading minds for three powerful days of collaboration, innovation, and action on 1-3 November 2027.  

• Connect with leaders from across the globe
• Learn from proven strategies delivering measurable outcomes
• Gain early insights into global policies and best practices

The In-Person Congress will take place at the Viaduct Events Centre, located in the heart of Auckland New Zealand, beside the hotel & dining district.

The global demand for mental health innovation has never been greater, and so has the pressure to make smart, strategic investments.

eMHIC27 isn’t just an event, it’s a catalyst for policy change, commercial opportunities, and clinical impact. 

Whether you represent government, health systems, tech, academia, or the private sector, this is your opportunity to help shape a digital-first future for mental health care.

You’ll connect with executive-level decision-makers and influential stakeholders from across the digital mental health ecosystem, including:

• Government health ministries and policy architects

• Mental health and clinical leaders

• Technology innovators and AI solution providers

• Researchers and academic institutions

• Philanthropic organizations and NGOs