The contributions examine the impacts of digital environments, artificial intelligence, social media, and technological developments on mental health, including anxiety, stress, depression, cyberbullying, academic pressure, and workplace-related psychological challenges. The volume explores women's mental health across different life circumstances and vulnerable groups, particularly working women, family caregivers, and women experiencing social and health-related disadvantages. It also addresses the psychological well-being, behavioral development, and mental health needs of children and adolescents in family, educational, and social settings. In addition, the proceedings discuss mental health services, counseling, psychological therapies, community-based interventions, school mental health support, and rights-based approaches to prevention and care. The papers provide research findings and practical recommendations for strengthening mental health protection, support services, and policies for women, children, and communities in the context of digital transformation.