Event 3

Using technology to enhance data collection methods in research and clinical practice; particularly within typically hard to reach groups of young people

When? 28th June

Where? Queen’s University Belfast

Interested in attending this event? You can read our previous event briefings below beforehand.

Event 1 briefing: Exploring prevalence, risk and protective factors of mental distress in YP in the UK and Ireland

Event 2 briefing: The good, the bad, and the ugly of existing and emerging technologies on young people’s mental health

Speaker Presentations

Newham’s Youth Climate Assembly: Amanda Taylor-Beswick, et al.

Media & Entertainment for Positive Change: Brendan Rooney, et al.

Digital Life Story Work – Using Technology to Help Young People Make Sense of Their Experiences: Simon Hammond

Using Virtual Reality to Increase Empathy Towards Children Who Have Experienced ACEs: Jane Pickhall

What’s an Emoji-Powered Jukebox?: Nick Jedrzejewski

Games for Good: Matthew Barr

Authoring and Applying Virtual Reality Experiences for Mental Health: David Trainor

Using Ultra-Sonic Haptics to Provide Multi-Sensorial VR With Spiders: Daniel Brice

Immersive 360 Video VR to Deliver Exposure Therapy for Public Speaking Anxiety & Inter-Related Conditions: Rachel Reeves

From Dream to (Virtual) Reality, The Rise of Virtual Technologies: Tom Van Daele

Apart But Not Alone, Moderated Online Social Therapy For Youth Mental Health: Emmet Godfrey & Talissa Walsh

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