🎤 Speakers
• Dr Simon Bacon
What do we see as the role of AI in digital behaviour change interventions?

• Dr Laura Lennox
Unpacking the “process of sustaining” digital health interventions: identifying threats to sustainability and the strategies used to address them

Hope to see you tomorrow! :)

Designing digital health interventions is only the first step.
How do we ensure they last, what puts their sustainability at risk, and what role should AI play?
The session combines conceptual perspectives with interactive elements and practical tools, including the Long-Term Success Tool.

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: The future of digital health interventions: AI and sustainability (Webinar + Workshop). After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joini... Digital health interventions are rapidly evolving, with AI offering new opportunities for personalisation, scalability, and effectiveness. At the same time, ensuring that these interventions are susta...

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Tomorrow: a webinar + interactive workshop on sustaining digital health interventions and the role of AI.

🧠 The future of digital health interventions: AI and sustainability
📅 3 Feb 2026 | ⏰ 15–17 CET | 💻 Zoom
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Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: The future of digital health interventions: AI and sustainability (Webinar + Workshop). After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joini... Digital health interventions are rapidly evolving, with AI offering new opportunities for personalisation, scalability, and effectiveness. At the same time, ensuring that these interventions are susta...

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Had an inspiring month as a visiting researcher at the University of Vienna! Grateful to Dr. Kathrin Karsay for launching an exciting project on health messages and alcohol reduction. Thrilled to continue this work and dive deeper into the final phase of my PhD! #HealthCommunication #HealthPromotion

Thanks a lot for the warm welcome! :)

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Key findings:
🧠 Some negative appeals can harm mental well-being, while positive ones show promise but need more study.
🧠 Higher depressive symptoms can alter message processing, amplifying negative effects.
🧠 Health messages rarely consider their impact on mental well-being & this must change! 2/2

🚨My first publication AND my first post on Bluesky!🚨🎉
Did you know health messages can unintentionally harm mental well-being? Our review shows how they may do so, especially for vulnerable groups. 🧠 Messages shape minds, and minds shape bodies-let’s communicate wisely! 1/2
🔗 doi.org/10.1016/j.so...

Hi! I’m a PhD candidate studying the impact of health messages (e.g., COVID-19) on mental well-being, particularly in populations with depressive symptoms. I also investigate coping mechanisms (on social media) and adherence to uncover strategies for effective, balanced public health communication.🧘‍♀️