mental health, web technologies, emotional monitoring, digital psychotherapy, gamification, artificial intelligence

Abstract

The article discusses the relevance of using web technologies in the diagnosis, prevention, and support of mental health in the context of growing psycho-emotional stress, economic instability, and military actions that affect the psyche of the population. Particular emphasis is placed on the need to develop innovative digital solutions that can effectively adapt to the individual needs of different social groups, such as veterans, young people, teachers, internally displaced persons, and people with disabilities. The article describes modern approaches to the implementation of web technologies in the field of mental health, in particular the use of emotional design, gamification, adaptive interfaces, artificial intelligence, self-observation and self-reflection tools. Special attention is paid to issues of confidential information protection, personal data security, digital ethics, and transparency of algorithms that work with sensitive psychological states of users. The importance of web service accessibility for people with different abilities is considered. The article provides an overview of both international and Ukrainian digital initiatives, including mobile self-help applications, online platforms for therapeutic support, chatbots, emotional monitoring systems, and more. The need for an interdisciplinary approach that combines technical, psychological, and social components to create effective, ethical, and long-lasting solutions in the field of mental health is emphasized