Join us for a one-day workshop exploring the cutting edge of Natural Language Processing (NLP) in mental health research and practice. Hosted by DATAMIND, this free event brings together researchers, clinicians, industry professionals, and patient advocates to examine how generative AI, large language models (LLMs), and other emerging technologies are shaping the future of mental health care.
Themes Include:
- Generative AI in digital mental health
- NLP for electronic health records (EHRs)
- Temporal modelling and clinical timelines
- Protecting privacy and identity in clinical text
- Real-world implementation and patient perspectives
- Annotation burden and unbiased validation
- Strategy, infrastructure, and ethical innovation
Speakers Include:
- Dr Marcos Del Pozo Banos, Swansea University
- Dr Rashmi Patel, University of Cambridge
- Prof Rob Stewart, King’s College London
- Dr Jane Taylor, DATAMIND Super-RAG / Patient Advocate
- Dr Maximilian Droog-Hayes, ieso Health
- Arlene Casey, University of Edinburgh / Vivensa Foundation
- Matthew Iveson & Matúš Falis, University of Edinburgh
- Gloria Roque & Jack Richmond, Akrivia Health
- Dr Tao Wang, King’s College London
- Dr Jaya Chaturvedi, King’s College London
- Dr Darren Cook, City St George’s / VISION Consortium
- Dr Jorge Palacios, Bright Therapeutics
- Jyoti Sanyal, SLaM NHS Foundation Trust
- Dr Jungyuan Sun, University of Manchester
Call for Abstracts
We invite short abstracts related to NLP and mental health, including technical, applied, and interdisciplinary work.
Submit to: angus.roberts@kcl.ac.uk
Registration
This workshop is free, but registration is required.
Please sign up via the HealTAC 2025 registration page to attend.
Register here
Note: Places are limited – early registration is recommended.
