This week at the eMHIC25 10th Digital Mental Health Global Congress in Toronto, Liquid CEO Fiona Armstrong is joining global leaders in digital mental health to explore an essential question for governments and communities: How do we move from siloed services to meaningful support that reflects the complexity of people’s lives?

Fiona has spent more than two decades working across health, social policy and digital transformation. Her experience leading major reforms including Medicare Mental Health (previously Head to Health), InsideU with the University of Colorado and Pixar, and work with Dementia Australia has revealed a consistent pattern.

People need support that recognises the relationship between mental health and the conditions of everyday life, and they need systems that make that support easier to access and navigate.

Across our projects we see the same lived reality. People dealing with mental ill health often face stress with housing, income or family life at the same time. Yet the systems that serve them are split across different programs, rules and funding. The result is fragmented support that doesn’t reflect how people actually live.

Liquid at eMHIC25: Rethinking mental health support

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