AI Mental Health Collective
Ethical AI & Mental Health

Navigating the future of human connection

A cross-discipline collective for vetted clinicians, technologists, and researchers. We explore the intersection of AI and mental health without alarmism or evangelism.

Join our sub-community in the Clincian's Circle or our wider community as a professional: both paths include membership in the broader Collective.

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Thoughtful Dialogue, Not Hype

The intersection of AI and mental health is one of the most rapidly evolving issues of our time. The AIMHC is a community for forward-thinking professionals to lean into the future, examining the good, the bad, and the complex nuances at this crucial inflection point.

Our Mission

Cultivating Cross-Discipline Dialogue and Collaboration of Responsible AI in Mental Health

Our Vision

The Place Where Top AI and Mental Health Voices Gather

Core Values

Community
Expertise
Innovation

Choose Your Path

We have two applications to ensure you are placed in the right peer group, but either path will lead you to membership in the Collective.

For Practitioners

Clinician's Circle

A sub-group strictly for active clinicians to discuss the impact of AI in practice. Joining the Circle also includes access to the Collective!

  • Peer consultation
  • CE Credits available
Apply for Clinician's Circle
For Industry Leaders

The Collective

For builders, researchers, academics, legal experts, and founders building the future of mental health technology.

  • Cross-discipline networking
  • Research & Pilot access
Apply for the Collective

Frequently Asked Questions

Dr. Rachel Wood

About Dr. Rachel Wood

Dr. Rachel Wood has a PhD in Cyberpsychology and alongside founding the AI Mental Health Collective, she is an advisor, speaker, and therapist. She is dedicated to bridging the gap between human connection and technological advancement.

Disclaimer: The Collective is a professional association and discussion group. It is not a substitute for therapy, nor does it constitute a therapeutic relationship.