Discover how Albanian migrant women in Greece found resilience through community, belonging, and shared experiences in the MENTBEST mental well-being project.
MENTBEST and its app MENTINA have been featured in Biotech Spain, in an article that explores how the project is responding to a growing concern: as more people turn to unvalidated artificial intelligence tools for mental health support, MENTBEST has developed a clinically grounded alternative.
Read the COMBINA trial protocol, a multinational study evaluating community-based interventions to prevent suicide and improve mental wellbeing across Europe.
A BMJ Open study protocol for the MENTINA trial, evaluating smartphone-based monitoring and automatic feedback for self-management of depressive symptoms.
A mixed-methods umbrella review examining smartphone sensor data availability across Android and iOS for depression monitoring and digital mental health systems.
MENTBEST was recently featured in SanaMente, the mental health section of Spanish newspaper El Periódico, through an article on MENTINA, the app developed under the project aimed at reducing depressive symptoms in patients diagnosed with depression.
This webinar explored how research-based findings can move beyond academic circles to create real-world impact in stakeholder, industry and policy settings. As mental health research continues to grow across Europe, translating that knowledge into practice remains one of the field’s most pressing challenges.
As part of the MENTBEST project, we spoke with Albert, one of our cocreators, about his personal journey with mental health and his experience contributing to the project. What follows is his story, told largely in his own words.
On May 30, 2026, the German Foundation for Depression and Suicide Prevention (Stiftung Deutsche Depressionshilfe und Suizidprävention), led by its Chairman of the Board, Prof. Dr. Ulrich Hegerl, hosted the German Patient Congress on Depression at the historic Alte Oper Frankfurt in Frankfurt am Main.
