1. Introduction: designing for wellbeing in the context of dementia, mental illness and neurodiversity
Part1: Co-designing for wellbeing
2. A moral compass for co-creation challenges involving experts by experience in research and innovation projects in mental health and wellbeing in later life
3. Co-design for sustainable youth mental health in Australia
4. Spaces of co-design in mental health, neurology and neuroscience
5. Co-design of eHealth in the context of severe mental illness
6. Guidelines for facilitation: articulating tacit knowledge on co-designing within mental health
7. Psychosocial design and engagement at The Big Anxiety festivals
8. Designing community arts engagement for people with dementia and their informal care partners
Part2: Design interventions
9. Designing for dementia: examining design-led approaches and innovations
10. Reducing anxiety with a HUG
11. DCare: empowering dementia caregivers in Indian families in informal care settings
12. The adaptation of the dementia village model: comparing design features of a Dutch and Canadian dementia village
13. Evaluation of technologies and products for psychosocial intervention and support for and with people living with dementia
14. Identifying and categorising mindfulness-based design interventions to support people with dementia and their wellbeing
15. Mindful design for designers: the dimensions of socio-cognitive mindfulness and correlating the Mindful Design Evaluation Scale and visual cards for expert use
16. Compassionate technology, value-based design for (e-)mental health
17. We want to play too: co-design of a public intergenerational play space and service for improved mental health for older adults in the Australian Capital Territory
Part3: Policy and design
18. Designing and influencing mental health policy: bringing evidence and experience to decision-making
19. How can policymakers design for mental health and wellbeing?
20. Developing culturally appropriate dementia interventions for people from culturally diverse backgrounds
21. Design principles and guidelines for inclusive mHealth design for people living with dementia
22. Flexibility and customisation: starting from ASD to design sensory healthcare environments for people's wellbeing
23. Sensory-friendly LED lighting for healthcare environments: co-producing design regulations to meet autistic needs
24. Conclusion: designing for a better life