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By Ed Finkler, Greg Baugues, John Dalton & Paddy Foran.

By Dr. Jessica DiVento.

By Amber Case.

By Anastasia López Dornak.

By James Meickle.

By Jessica Rose.

By Daragh Byrne.

By Julia Nguyen.

By Almanac Core.

By Dan Milstein.

By Bev Campling.

By Lauren Maffeo.

The leading conference on innovation in behavioral health and technology. Brings together tech companies, healthcare providers, and developers working on mental health platforms and services.

A multidisciplinary gathering focused on how digital tools and computing technologies can support and enhance mental well-being. Hosted by the MIT Media Lab.

A people-focused tech conference centered around mental health, communication, and inclusion in the software industry. Designed to foster open conversations about burnout, stress, and psychological safety.

A broad conference addressing national mental health issues, with tech-related tracks exploring innovation in digital mental health, privacy, and accessibility in mental health tech.

A peer support circle for tech professionals and others navigating mental health challenges. Offers regular “Soundness Check” sessions in a safe, non-judgmental space.

Based in New York City, this group brings together technologists and innovators to explore the intersection of mental health and tech through open discussions and guest speakers.

A Silicon Valley meetup helping IT professionals manage stress and avoid burnout. Hosts wellness-focused workshops on self-care, work-life balance, and mental resilience.

A non-profit organisation that aims to empower communities of Black people aged 13- 25, and wants to make more equal and just society for all.

Black Therapists Rock (BTR) is an organization committed to increasing awareness of social and psychological challenges impacting vulnerable communities.

Mental Health Peer Support & Advocacy for Women Of Color.

Compassionate Coding combines the effective practices of agile software development with a focus on empathy and the latest in positive organizational psychology.

Everybody Has A Brain is about creating opportunities for dialogue around personal mental health.

The intersection of mental health and technology.

By Emily Chang. A revealing investigation into sexism and exclusion in tech culture—and the toll it takes on women’s mental health.

By Leen de Bruyne. A set of 100 short lessons from a founder who burned out and recovered, offering advice for staying sane while launching a company.

By Andy Dunn. A gripping memoir by the co-founder of Bonobos about living with bipolar disorder while building a startup.

By Developer Success Lab. A free, research-backed workbook to help developers manage fear, stress, and criticism around code reviews.

By Greg Baugues. A candid collection of essays and talks exploring bipolar disorder, ADHD, and mental illness in the developer community.

Compiled by Pete. Insights from over 30 self-taught developers about overcoming imposter syndrome and thriving in the tech world without a computer science degree.