Human Performance Coaching activates employees and patients to take measurable steps toward total well-being. Those changes transform individual interests into organizational outcomes, deepening engagement and invigorating your company culture.

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ADURO WellMetrics includes topics such as onsite screenings, what do my results mean, health provider screening forms, and labs.

Cerebral provides talk therapy, medication delivery, or both therapy and medication together in select states. Our therapists and prescribing providers are carefully selected and genuinely want to support and listen to their patients. Whether you're facing social anxiety, generalized anxiety, or anxiety with depression, your Cerebral team will provide you with individualized, long-term care.

Cerebral therapists will help you understand and change your anxiety-related thinking patterns and behaviors and arm you with strategies to manage your symptoms. Their prescribing providers will take into consideration your personal and medical history when providing medication. Along with a prescribing provider, you will have a care counselor to meet with monthly to check-in on your medication management. Interactions with our team feel personable and supportive, and we aim to provide you with the best service so you can feel like your best self. Start with a free emotional assessment to see if we can help.

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The new telehealth wave is making it more convenient and safe to seek treatment remotely. Speaking with a prescribing provider online is quick and easy to access from anywhere through your phone or computer. Receiving a prescription right at your door (also known as an e-prescription) ensures you never have to go out of your way to pick it up or forget to stop at the pharmacy on the way home from work.

Telehealth services usually have their own patient portals. Making an account is as simple as signing up. After signing up, there will be an option to schedule a time:

• Speak to a provider within 1-3 days: with Cerebral, new members typically speak to a provider within 1-3 days. Unlike in-person doctor's appointments, telehealth appointments don't have wait times of weeks or months. Your provider will go through symptoms, medical history, allergies, and current medication to determine the right treatment for you.
• Get your prescription fast: prescription is delivered to your doorstep after you and your provider determine a course of treatment. Your provider will make sure to explain why you are receiving a particular treatment and what you can expect going forward.
• Reach your Care Counselor or provider easily: keep track of how your treatment is working by messaging regularly with your mental healthcare professionals. At Cerebral, there will also be monthly check-ins with your Care Counselor, where you're free to discuss how you've been feeling and possible strategies on how to manage your emotions.
• Keep things private and confidential: with telehealth, care is right at your fingertips and at your discretion. Have your meetings at work or at home while taking care of your kids. Remote healthcare fits into your schedule, wherever you are.

Ultimately, remote depression and anxiety treatment is safe, secure, and discreet. It's easy to access and manage through your own portal. Cerebral is dedicated to your mental health, and our providers and therapists are a one-stop place for all you might need for mental healthcare.

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This page provides the agenda of more then 80 global mental health, psychology and psychiatry conferences and events around the world

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This site provides 59 Fundraising Options for Global Mental Health from the very small funding initiatives to the big global donors, from conventional funding to innovative online fundraising and loans. This list is random and not a ranking on reliability or usability in the field. 

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Global Mental Health Network Websites provides 15 Global Mental Health Information and Network Websites. These are valuable websites that offer free sharing and dissemination of knowledge and tools via the internet; concerted global advocacy and innovation activities and possibilities for workers service users to connect and network with others. These include

• Mental Health and Psycho-Social Support Network (MHPSS)
• Intervoice
• PsychCentral
• Movement for Global Mental Health (MGMH)
• Mental Health Innovation Network (MHIN)
• Mental Health Worldwide
• Pan African Network of People with Psychosocial Disabilities (PANUSP)
• IFRC Reference Centre for Psychosocial Support (PS Centre)
• Centre for Global Mental Health - London
• Centre for International Mental Health (CIMH) - The Melbourne School of Population and Global Health
• The Gulbenkian Global Mental Health Platform - Lisbon
• Basic Needs
• gbhreview - Global Mental Health News - Radha V. Gholkar:
• The World Health Organization Mental Health programme (WHO)
• World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH)

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Training and Manuls provides more then 30 mental health and MHPSS manuals for non-specialized settings. This list includes links to free downloads and (not free) hard copies of interventions and program manuals for general mental health care; mental health and psycho-social support and manuals focused on care for children.
 

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In2MentalHealth provides is a list of online training and opportunities and short courses for Global Mental Health and MHPSS. 

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This page highlights 332 Mental Health NGOs and user-organizations around the World.

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Horizon® Performance is a comprehensive TMS therapy system. The Horizon Performance features the new E-z Cool Coil with an Intelligent coil cooling system which adjusts to the temperature of the coil providing uninterrupted protocols and a faster patient throughput. Safe, secure & versatile, the E-z arm provides effortless maneuverability of the coil which can be held securely at almost any position. 

Horizon’s proprietary energy recovery system ensures consistent performance throughout treatment with no pulse decay, even at high power levels. As The Brains Behind TMS™, we believe in delivering high performance, versatile, TMS solutions so that you can provide the best treatment for your patients. The Horizon® Performance TMS therapy system combines a comprehensive, all-in-one TMS solution with our 25+ years of expertise to provide a versatile, complete TMS package.

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Magstim Acquires Electrical Geodesics, Inc. (EGI) is high-density EEG complements Magstim’s Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Technology Driving Innovation

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Magstim TMS Therapy delivers high performance, versatile, TMS solutions so that you can provide the best treatment for your patients. The Magstim® TMS therapy range provides cost-effective solutions as well as all-inclusive high-end packages; to fit a variety of business needs. If you are interested in buying a TMS therapy system, Request a quote online or contact our specialists to discuss your requirements.

• Horizon® Lite: Intuitive, simple to operate and cost-effective; the Horizon® Lite package offers a perfect entry-level TMS system to set-up your TMS clinic today. The Horizon® Lite package offers the benefits of the Horizon® stimulator but in a competitive low-entry package option.
• Horizon® Performance: a comprehensive TMS therapy system. The Horizon Performance features the new E-z Cool Coil with an Intelligent coil cooling system which adjusts to the temperature of the coil providing uninterrupted protocols and a faster patient throughput. Safe, secure & versatile, the E-z arm provides effortless maneuverability of the coil which can be held securely at almost any position.
• StimGuide® Navigated TMS: a package that offers a combined solution to deliver the most precise, comfortable and consistent treatments to your patients.
• TMS Patient Cap:  is designed to aid in determining and repeating landmark locations, allowing consistent coil placement
• Stimulators
• Coils
• tDCS: Trancranial Direct Current Stimulation (tDCS) involves applying weak electrical current to the head.
• Accessories

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Optimum TMS solutions enable ground breaking neuroscience, medical research & diagnostics.

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The Magstim Rapid² is capable of high-frequency repetitive protocols for both cortical* and peripheral stimulation. With a package to fit a wide variety of research purposes, the Magstim Rapid² has been used in research studies worldwide. The Magstim Rapid² is compatible with the full range of Magstim coils and has the ability to connect an EMG module providing a versatile, effective research tool to fit a variety of budgets and research purposes.

• Biphasic
• Repetitive Protocols
• Theta Burst (Super Rapid2 and Plus1)
• Cortical* & Peripheral Stimulation
• <100Hz frequency stimulation
• Ideal for rTMS clinical studies and therapeutic investigations.

Users in the USA, The Magstim® Rapid² and Super Rapid² are FDA 510(k) cleared for the stimulation of peripheral nerves. The Magstim® Rapid² Therapy System is FDA 510(k) cleared for the treatment of major depressive disorder in adult patients. All other uses are considered investigational. In accordance with US federal regulations an IDE and/or IRB approval may be required. The Magstim® Super Rapid² Plus¹ is considered an investigational device. Limited by Federal (or United States) Law to investigational use. In accordance with US federal regulations an IDE and/or IRB approval may be required.

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The Magstim® BiStim² combines two 200² units through a connecting module, so that paired pulses can be delivered through one coil. Suitable for both cortical and peripheral stimulation, The Magstim® BiStim² allows the user to deliver precise sub- and supra-threshold conditioning and test pulses with the ability to connect two individual coils for interhemispheric stimulation.

• Monophasic
• Paired Pulses
• Cortical & Peripheral Stimulation
• Sub- and supra-threshold conditioning
• Ideal for intracortical inhibition as well as facilitation and brain connectivity studies.

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The Community is a space where MHIN members can interact, network and hear the perspectives of others in the network. The community area houses resources generated by MHIN's team and members including:

• Podcasts
• Webinars
• Q&A sessions
• Member profiles
• Organizational profiles and
• Blog posts.

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Innovations is a database of innovations catalogues comprehensive summaries of mental health programs and research projects around the world.

• PIECES - Improving outcomes for people with psychosis in Pakistan and India enhancing the Effectiveness of Community-based care

• MIND ME Africa

• HeartSounds Peer Support

• Strengthening Public Mental Health in Africa in Response to Covid-19

• SPARK: SuPporting African communities to increase the Resilience and mental health of Kids with developmental disorders and their caregivers

• Step-by-step: e-mental health in Lebanon

• StrongMinds

• Impact evaluation of unconditional cash transfers

• EMERALD

• mhGAP Implementation in Kashmir

• iCALL Psychosocial Helpline

• Punto de Encuentro

• Addressing alcohol misuse and mental health comorbidities in humanitarian settings

• Mental Health and Wellbeing on Campus

• Early Adolescent Skills for Emotions (EASE): a psychological intervention for young adolescents and their caregivers

• The HAPPINESS ProjectCuéntame: Asistencia Psicológica no Profesional Remota para personal de PLA ante la Pandemia por Covid-19

• Aplicación de un programa de asistencia psicológica no profesional remota para mitigar los efectos psicológicos en el personal de PLA en Ecuador.

• T- Escucho

• Overcoming barriers to mental health care for children and adolescents in low- and middle-income countries

• Problem Management Plus (PM+)

• Pursukoon Zindagi "Peaceful Life" COVID-19 Mental Health Response

• Integrating Mental Health in Primary Care Centres in Pakistan

• Congenital Zika Syndrome Parent Support

• Wellbeing and Resilience (WebR): Healing-centered peacebuilding

• Círculos de Mujeres: una intervención psicosocial grupal, co-diseñada y basada en un modelo comunitario para mujeres marginadas en Guatemala

• Allillanchu: integración de la salud mental en los servicios de atención primaria de salud

• Mainstreaming of Psychosocial Support in the Education Sector

• Community Systemic Approach (Abordagem Sistêmica Comunitária)

• Psychosocial Support for Syrian and Iraqi Refugees and Internally Displaced People

• Suicide Prevention in Tunisia

• Strengthening Psychosocial support service for Transformation among the Congolese refugees in Uganda (SPOT)

• Community-based Mental health and Psychosocial Integration in Nepal

• Training primary care physicians to use the mhGAP-IG in Tunisia

• Holistic Community Care for Parenthood (HCCP)

• Child, Adolescent and Family Services (CAFS)

• Developing Qatar’s First Mental Health Attitudes and Awareness Measure

• The National Integrated Parenting Skills Training Program

• Towards an Effective Integration of Mental Health in Primary Care in Kuwait

• Community-based Sociotherapy Adapted for Refugees (COSTAR)

• Fortalecimiento de la respuesta de la salud mental y psicosocial para las zonas afectadas por el desastre de México

• WHO mhGAP Implementation in Saudi Arabia: Integrating Mental Health in Primary Health Care

• Integrating MHPSS into Primary Health Care Centers in Lebanon

• Family Well-being Centers: Delivering Community-based Mental Health Support in Syria

• Our Step Association

• Iran National Suicide Prevention Program

• Common Elements Treatment Approach (CETA) in Thailand

• Development of phone-delivered psychotherapy for refugee children in Lebanon: t-CETA

• INTernational REsearch Programme on Psychoses In Diverse settings (INTREPID II)

• School-based mental health and justice program for youth in India

• The Friendship Bench

• ImpleMentAll: Evidence-based tailored implementation strategies for eHealth

• MHPSS Refugee Response in South Sudan

• PRIME (PRogramme for Improving Mental health carE)

• PRIME - Uganda

• PRIME South Africa

• PRIME - Nepal

• PRIME India

• PRIME Ethiopia

• Healthy Activity Program (HAP)

• Counselling for Alcohol Problems (CAP)

• Programa Nacional de Diagnóstico y Tratamiento de la Depresión (PNDTD)

• MooDFOOD - Multi-country cOllaborative project on the role of Diet, Food-related behavior, and Obesity in the prevention of Depression

• School Health Implementation Network in the Eastern Mediterranean Region (SHINE)

• Developing Integrated Practice Units for Mental Health Services in Pakistan

• Partners in Health Lesotho Mental Health Integration Program

• Strengthening the Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Response for Disaster-Affected areas of Dominica

• Nguvu - Reducing Partner Violence and Psychological Distress among Refugees in Tanzania

• Mind and Heart: Community-based group Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) for survivors of sexual violence

• Integration of mental health and psychosocial support services into primary healthcare in the Middle East

• Abwenzi Pa Za Umoyo: Integrating the MESH MH model in Malawi

• Increasing Access to Integrated Mental Health Care: A Community-Based Approach, Utilizing mHealth

• UPSIDES - Using Peer Support In Developing Empowering Mental Health Services

• TrustCircle: Helping Improve Emotional Resiliency and Well-Being for All

• Learning Through Play

• Mental Health Rehabilitation of Homeless Populations in Nigeria

• RISING SUN - Reducing the Incidence of Suicide in Indigenous Groups – Strengths United through Networks Toolkit

• Mental Health Integrated Disaster Preparedness (MHIDP) in Nepal and Haiti

• QualityRights Lebanon

• Tree of Life: Recovery and Building Relationships in Acute Wards

• Establishing mental health and psychosocial support services during the Ebola virus disease outbreak in Sierra Leone

• mhGAP Implementation in Edawu, Nigeria

• Self-Help Plus (SH+): a guided multimedia psychosocial self-help package

• Thinking Healthy Pilot in Peru

• Protected Home (Hogar Protegido) in Carabayllo

• Partners In Health Liberia Mental Health Program

• QualityRights Gujarat

• Improving Access to Care: Go-To Educator Program

• Mental Health Literacy for Students and Educators: The Mental Health & High School Curriculum Guide

• Rehabilitation Intervention for people with Schizophrenia in Ethiopia (RISE)

• Text4Mood

• PRIDE (PRemIum for aDolEscents)

• FUSAM: Combining Nutrition and Psychosocial Interventions for Malnourished Children

• Project Shifa: The Community Mental Health project of Padhar Hospital

• European Alliance Against Depression

• COM-GAP-S: Integrating mental health into primary care for post-conflict populations in Northern Sri Lanka

• Supporting Addiction Affected Families Effectively (SAFE)

• Testing an Innovative Low Cost Model for Improving Mental Health Services in a Rural District in Kashmir

• Inshuti Mu Buzima: An expanded MESH model to address mental disorders in Rwanda

• Compañeros En Salud (CES)

• Zanmi Lasante

• Perinatal Mental Health Project

• Kenya integrated intervention model for dialogue and screening to promote children's mental wellbeing (KIDS)

• Enlisting African traditional healers, faith healers, and community health workers to help detect mental illness

• Scaling-up mental health services in Central African Republic

• Facilitating Mental Health Awareness and Community Engagement in Sierra Leone

• Mental Health in Adults and Children: Frugal Innovations (MAC-FI)

• Effect of Depression Management and Psychosocial Stimulation on Maternal and Child Health

• Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Network

• Feasibility Study in Preparation for Randomized Controlled Trial: Enhanced Primary Mental Health Care

• Emergency psychosocial response following the earthquake in Nepal 2015

• Comprehensive Community Mental Health Programme

• Home Again: Housing with Supportive Services for Women with Mental Illness experiencing Long Term Care Needs

• The NALAM study: Village workers promoting mental health

• ATMIYATA: A community-led intervention in rural India

• Adapting mental health interventions through employment in Sierra Leone

• Smart care to expand the access to services of children with ASD in Vietnam

• Preventing Mental Illness related Stigma and Promoting Recovery in Primary Health Care in Peru

• CONTAD: A Community Orientated Non-Specialist Treatment for Alcohol Dependence

• Breaking the scale up ceiling: Application of a continuous quality improvement methodology

• Social Entrepreneurism in Mental Health: Examining the Scalability of Top Tier Social Innovators

  A series of international mental health case studies and consultations with a range of experts

• Project for the Identification and Treatment of Dementia in Sub-Saharan Africa

• Mental Health Beyond Facilities (mhBeF)

• An Integrated Approach to Addressing the Issue of Youth Depression

• Scale-Up of a Maternal Depression Intervention Through Technology in a Post-Conflict Area

• Early Diagnosis and Interventions for Neurodevelopmental Disorders Among Children Under Three

• Participatory intervention to reduce maternal depression and under five child morbidity– A cluster randomized controlled trial

• Spare the rod, help the child: reducing corporal punishment in Jamaican classrooms

• Dream-a-World Cultural Therapy for Primary School Children

• e DATA K

• Integrating MHPSS services in primary health care facilities in post-earthquake Nepal

• Chain-Free Pasung Program

• Introducing School Mental Health in Ethiopia

• Scale-up and Evaluation of Family Networks for Children with Developmental Delays (FaNs for Kids)

• Khuluma Project

• Improving mental health in Nicaraguan youth: A technology-enhanced, school-based program

• The FaNs for Kids Project

• EXPanding Care fOr PeriNATal women with dEpression (EXPONATE)

• Facilitating MHPSS in the Ebola Virus Disease Crisis

• Thinking Healthy Programme

• Integration of management and treatment for severe mental disorders in hospital and community settings

• BasicNeeds Mental Health and Development Model

• Mental Health System Reform in Brazil

• Humanitarian crisis and mental health reform in Lebanon

• Total Health Screening for Integrated Care

• Community Partners in Care (CPIC)

• Big White Wall

• MANAS

• Thinking Healthy Programme-Peer delivery (THPP)

• Evidence-based intervention for perinatal depression incorporating cognitive and behavioural techniques delivered through peers

• Partnerships For Mental Health Development In Sub-Saharan Africa: COllaborative Shared care to IMprove Psychosis Outcome (COSIMPO)

• Critical Time Intervention – Task Shifting (CTI-TS) in Chile and Brazil

• Latin America Treatment & Innovation Network in Mental Health — LATIN-MH

• Scaling up the BasicNeeds Model through a social franchise approach

• Using mobile mental health clinics to expand access to services in post conflict rural areas

• Using mhGAP-IG on mobile phones for frontline healthcare workers to manage depression in Kenya

• Mental Health System Reform in Jordan

• Gauteng Consumer Advocacy Movement

• Mental Health First Aid

• Putting a telepsychiatrist in communities in the Union of Comoros

• Improving mental health care for young people using e-health

• Mental Health System Reform in Afghanistan

• Targeting family violence through a network of mental health community services

• Giving LIFE a chance

• Going Off, Growing Strong

• Mental Health Coalition – Sierra Leone

• Self-Help Groups for Mental Health

• Mental Health Scale Up Nigeria (mhSUN)

• Improving access to care for people with epilepsy through Domestic Health Visitors

• Parent mediated Intervention for Autism Spectrum Disorders in South Asia Plus (PASS Plus)

• Integrating Mental Healthcare into General Healthcare in Aceh

• Cell Phones and Psychosis: A pilot study connecting traditional healers and bio-medical staff in rural Tanzania

• Rogers Achievement Centre (Operation Come Home)

• Creating A New Channel For Mental Health Delivery To Filipinos With Mood Disorders

• mhGAP Implementation in Lagos

• Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (Phase II) in Palestine

• Mental Health System Reform in Kosovo

• A cluster randomized clinical trial of a stepped care intervention for depression in primary care (STEPCARE)

• Aro Primary Care Mental Health Programme

• Development and delivery of the mhGAP intervention package for five priority conditions at primary healthcare centres in Ogun State Nigeria

• A Sustainable Public-Private Partnership for Integrated Child Development Care

• Learning Clubs for Women’s Health and Infant Development

• The Algoma Model

• UNITY

• “Mieux Vivre Avec Les Voix” (Living Better with Voices)

• Let’s Cook Together (Le Murier)

• Causeway

• mh2: Mobile Health for Mental Health

• Collaborative on Health and Technology (CHaT)

• Pesticide Regulation for Suicide Prevention

• Primary Care 101+

• Care Management Tracking Software (CMTS) Care Plan

• Web-based behavioral healthcare management registry to track patient data

• AFFIRM (AFrica Focus on Intervention Research for Mental health)

• A Community-Based Intervention To Address Perinatal Depression In Rwanda

• Care for People with Schizophrenia in India (COPSI)

• Community Based Rehabilitation for Severe Disorders

• 7 Cups of Tea

• A Community-based Conscious Discipline Program to Reduce Corporal Punishment in the Caribbean

• The Bhutan Epilepsy Project: A Smartphone EEG to Diagnose Seizure Disorders

• Psychosocial Care for Children in Conflict Areas

• Improving Access to Psychological Therapies

• Clubhouse

• Equilibrium

• Dementia Home Care Project

• Time to Change

• Meriden Family Program

• Wayo-Nero Strategy

• Chain-Free Initiative

• Telehealth Mental Health Integration Program

• Collaborative and sustainable networks of telepsychiatry consultation and education services

• Integration of mental health into general health services

• Outreach, Screening and Intervention for TraumA (OSITA) for Internally Displaced Women

• Peter C. Alderman Trauma Clinics

• TEAMcare

• THIS WAY UP

• SCARF Tele-psychiatry in Puddukottai (STEP)

• The Kintampo Project

• National Capacity Building Program of Ethiopia

• 3 Dimensions of Care For Diabetes (3DFD)

• The Biaber Project

• Reachout.com

• Group psychotherapy model for depression among PLWH

• Mental Health Leadership and Advocacy Programme (mhLAP)

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The members page connects people with other members of the network to find out more about their work, ask assistance with an issue in your work, request a tool or resource they have developed and discuss collaborating.

• Gaborone Rehabilitation & Emergency Centre
• Addiction Treatment and Mental Health Centre
• Center for Public Mental Health (CPMH)
• Mental Health Tanzania (MHT)
• Muskan
• Ashoka
• Melody -Mhishi
• Meleric Holdings
• Psychological Society of South Africa (PsySSA)
• Chester M. Pierce, MD Division of Global Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital
• The Digital Mental Health Project & MPH (c), King's College, London
• Director of Programmes Mental Health
• Global Mental Health (King's College London)
• Centre for Global Mental Health (CGMH)
• #MentalHealthPH
• The Mandate health empowerment initiative
• BasicNeeds Pakistan
• The International University of Africa
• Psychiatric Disability Organization
• Pakistan Institute of Living and Learning
• Confident Children out of Conflict (CCC)
• Peace In Minds
• Action Family Foundation
• Fearless Planet
• Habeb Mental Health Foundation
• Innovation for Wellbeing Foundation
• Movement for Global Mental Health (MGMH)
• It Gets Brighter
• BWEMBA THERESE ABONG
• Aid Works
• CENTRE FOR BETTER MENTAL HEALTH
• ETUDIANT
• Alan J Flisher Centre for Public Mental Health
• Stellenbosch University
• Dutch Surge Support MHPSS
• Mental Health Research UK
• Mental Health Uganda, Gulu
• Project Mind
• The Global Health Network
• Action Family Foundation
• King's College London IoPPN
• Africa Mental Health Foundation
• The Mental Health Foundation of Ghana
• Centre For Global Health, Trinity College Dublin
• AMARI: African Mental Health Research Initiative
• Hope Restoration & Health Initiative
• Department of Psychiatry, University of Ibadan, Nigeria
• MENTAL HEALTH FOUNDATION NIGERIA
• Mentally Aware Nigeria Initiative (MANI)
• Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Aro Abeokuta
• Primary Health Care and Health Management Center
• Centre for Mental Health Research and Initiative (CEMHRI)
• GHANA MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
• Legal Rights Forum
• Africa-based Mental Health Innovation Network for African stakeholders
• Basic Needs Basic Rights Kenya
• Amoud University
• Melbourne School of Population and Global Health
• Mental Health and Wellness Initiative
• MENTAL HEALTH FOUNDATION NIGERIA
• Centre for Global Mental Health (CGMH)
• Laboratório Interdisciplinar de Pesquisa em Atenção Primária à Saúde (LIPAPS)
• Grand Challenges Canada (GCC)
• Global Mental Health Peer Network
• Department of Psychiatry, Dalhousie Universit
• London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
• CareForHealth
• National Mental Health Program, Qatar
• Centre of Excellence in Forensic Psychiatry Research
• CENTRE FOR BETTER MENTAL HEALTH
• ROYAL GLOBAL UNIVERSITY
• University of Cheikh Anta Diop Dakar
• Scotland Malawi Mental Health Education Project
• Common Threads Project
• Owoicho Ajayi Boniface
• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, USA
• King's College London IoPPN
• Centre for Mental Health Research and Initiative (CEMHRI)
• WHO Collaborating Centre for Research and Training in Mental Health, Trieste (Italy)
• Clevermind IO
• International Organization for Migration
• THE TONY SHOW FOUNDATION
• Humanity & Inclusion, the new name of Handicap International
• Yale Global Mental Health Program
• Movement for Global Mental Health (MGMH)
• Centre for Global Mental Health (CGMH)
• Mental Health & Psychosocial Support Network (mhpss.net)
• Africa Initiative for Universal Development Organization-Sierra Leone
• Centre For Global Health, Trinity College Dublin
• Centre for Children in Vulnerable Situations (CCVS) - Uganda
• War Child Holland
• Indonesia Mentality Care
• Mental Health Foundation
• Simon Fraser University
• MENTARI Malaysia
• Habeb Mental Health Foundation
• PsycHelP
• Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA)
• GHANA MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
• Jordan University of Science & Technology
• Connecting with People
• Global Research in Autism and Neurodevelopment
• Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Amina Muslim Women's Resource Centre
• United Children Integrated Development Action (UNCIDA) Uganda
• Federal Neuropsychiatric hospital, Calabar, Cross River State. Nigeria.
• Global MINDS
• Sangath
• Minders Wellness And Psychological Centre
• Aasha
• CENTRE FOR BETTER MENTAL HEALTH
• Young Psychiatrists' Network
• International Rescue Committee
• ARGA Foundation
• National University of Malaysia Medical Centre
• Technological Educational Institute (TEI) of Athens
• Nain Research Centre
• CareForHealth
• Umang Hotline Pakistan
• Boma Global
• International Society of Substance Use Prevention Professionals (ISSUP)
• The MINDS Foundation
• GHANA MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION
• Psychological Society of South Africa (PsySSA)
• Mental Health Foundation of Ghana
• Perinatal Mental Health Project (PMHP)
• Lab at Teachers College (GMH Lab @ TC)
• Mental Health International, a project of the Center for Health and Human Development
• Tabish Social Health Education Organization
• Nain Research Centre
• Department of Psychiatry, University of Ibadan, Nigeria
• Public Health Foundation of India
• 5th Place
• 6PM Group
• Integrative Wellbeing
• Beautiful Mind VN
• CareForHealth
• Fulfilling Lives
• FundaMentalSDG
• Health Poverty Action
• HealthRight International
• Hear Your Mind
• It Gets Brighter
• It’s Ok To Talk
• Nsamizi Trainining Institute in partnership with Regional Psycho social Support Initiative and the University of Kwa zulu Natal
• The Regional Psycho social Support Initiative[ REPSSI]
• Let's Respect
• Alan J Flisher Centre for Public Mental Health
• Abundant Living Resources Inc.
• Comprehensive community mental Health program (CCMHP)

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Organization Search is a database of organizations working to improve mental health across the world. These include service user organizations, funders, NGOs and not-for-profit organizations working in mental health and associated fields. 

ORGANISATIONS

• Hope Restoration & Health Initiative
• Healthy Brains Global Initiative
• International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP)
• Green Ribbon Group
• Mariwala Health Initiative
• Sangath
• Implementation of mhGAP in Kashmir
• POMA Global
• The World Dignity Project
• Global Mental Health Peer Network
• Integrative Wellbeing
• ROW Foundation
• The Banyan
• Coalition for Action for Preventative Mental Health (CAMPH) Kenya
• Headstret
• stem4
• Mentally Aware Nigeria Initiative (MANI)
• Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Aro Abeokuta
• Association for Social Change, Evolution, and Transformation (ASCENT)
• Uganda Harm Reduction Network
• Umang Hotline Pakistan
• Centre for Children in Vulnerable Situations (CCVS) - Uganda
• Halo Jiwa IndonesiaChild, Adolescent and Family Services (CAFS)
• Friends of Diversity
• International Assistance Mission (IAM)
• International Centre for Evidence in Disability
• CBM
• Glasswing International
• Centre for Mental Health & Counselling-Nepal (CMC-Nepal)
• Cibersalud
• United for Global Mental Health
• HAPPINESS Health Care (HHC) Foundation
• Twogere Community Initiatives
• The Center for Victims of Torture
• Perinatal Mental Health Project (PMHP)
• BULLYID
• War Child Holland
• Brio
• Antara
• Green-Aid Lotus
• Vagrant No More
• Mental Health and Wellness Initiative
• The Health Collective
• Daryeelsan
• Zimbabwe OCD Trust
• The Moving Well Project International
• Telepsychiatry Research and Innovation Network Ltd
• The Tema Foundation
• Peduli Remaja Indonesia
• Orygen
• Anxiety UK
• Cape Mental Health
• Member Care Associates--GMH-Map Project
• Basic Needs Basic Rights Kenya
• WAYAS Counselling & Psychotherapy Service
• The MHPSS Collaborative
• Candle Night Global
• The Good Practice Group
• Green String Network
• Kushinga
• PHOLA
• Belarusian Association of Social Workers
• Indian Mental Health and Research Centre
• Fique Vivo
• Gateway Health Institute
• Common Threads Project
• Humanity & Inclusion, the new name of Handicap International
• DIKDIK DEVELOPMENT
• Renewed Energy Serving Humanity (RESH-Liberia)
• SHB Social Foundation
• Young People's Health Partnership
• MENTAL HEALTH FOUNDATION NIGERIA
• The Yellow Tulip Project
• Human Development Research Foundation
• Network for Africa
• Coalition for Work With Psychotrauma and Peace
• Debating Mental Health
• ARGA Foundation
• Sound Mind Africa
• Tech4Life Enterprises
• batyr
• PLASMA - Platform for Social Research on Mental Health in Latin America
• Women in Quechua-Aymara (WARMI)
• #MentalHealthPH
• Imam Sadr Foundation (ISF)
• Interactive Research and Development (IRD)
• My School ROCKS
• Psychosocial Innovation Network (PIN)
• United Children Integrated Development Action (UNCIDA) Uganda
• in2mentalhealth
• Imey Reach
• Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA)
• MetroHealth International
• World Young Leaders in Dementia
• Global Alliance for Maternal Mental Health
• The Centre for Applied Research and Evaluation International Foundation (Careif)
• Implemental
• Resilie
• Harvard Medical School
• Public Health England
• Colors of Connection
• Psychiatric Disability Organization
• Playing to Live!
• Thousand Thoughts
• Centre for Mental Health and Community Research, Maynooth University
• The Mind Aware Project
• SAMA Resource Group for Women and Health
• BC Children's Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre
• Partners In Health
• Transcultural Psychosocial Organization Nepal (TPO Nepal)
• DE SOUSA FOUNDATION
• Centre for Mental Health
• University of Oxford
• UNICEF
• The Mandate Health Empowerment Initiative
• West Africa Behavioural Health Addictions and Recovery Management
• International Knowledge Exchange Network for Mental Health (IKEN-MH)
• Instituto de Psiquiatria da Universidade de São Paulo
• Waves for Change
• Somali Mental Health Foundation
• Natural Hazards Center at the Institute of Behavioral Science: University of Colorado, Boulder
• Embrace Emotions Support Network
• Nain Research Centre
• UNIPSY et Bien etre
• Suryani Institute for Mental Health
• Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences & Technology
• mindfullwe
• The MINDS Foundation
• Centre Inter-Section
• DiversityRx – Resources for Cross Cultural Health Care
• Karwan-e-Hayat, Institute for Mental Health Care
• Princeton University
• The Shrinking Couch
• National University of Malaysia Medical Centre
• Jordan University of Science & Technology
• Psychiatric Hospital of Attica
• Ippigusugiursavik (Learning To Walk)
• Fulfilling Lives
• Centre Neuropsychiatrique Saint-Martin
• Trauma Resource Institute
• BasicNeeds Pakistan
• The Mad Society of Canada
• Rio de Janeiro State University
• StrongMinds
• AIMS Center
• Community Mental Health Movement (Movimento de Saúde Mental Comunitária)
• University of Macau: Global and Community Mental Health Research Group
• Simon Fraser University
• New York University
• Fearless Planet
• Royal College of Physicians
• Peace In Minds
• Partnerships for Trauma Recovery
• Postpartum Support Network Africa
• Association for Social Development
• B. P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences
• PolicyLab at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
• Global MINDS
• Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre
• citiesRISE
• IOGT International
• Mental Health America
• Peking University Institute of Mental Health
• University of Alberta (Department of Psychiatry)
• Alberta Health Services
• Thero.org
• Society for Pre and Post Natal Services (SPANS)
• Psychological Society of South Africa (PsySSA)
• Global Mental Health Program at Columbia University
• Movement for Global Mental Health (MGMH)
• European Alliance Against Depression (EAAD)
• Institute of International Humanitarian Affairs
• Young Psychiatrists' Network
• Heartland Alliance International
• Fondation d'Harcourt
• Stellenbosch University
• GCSCORED, Inc.
• Department of Clinical Psychology, Utrecht University
• Melbourne School of Population and Global Health
• International Initiative for Mental Health Leadership (IIMHL)
• University of Liverpool
• Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
• Chester M. Pierce, MD Division of Global Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital
• Maudsley International
• Rwenzori Center for Research and Advocacy (RCRA)
• South African Mental Health Advocacy Movement (SAMHAM)
• No Health without Mental Health GM
• Between Borders
• Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)
• Africa Mental Health Foundation
• Fracarita International
• EUCOMS Network (European Community Mental health Service providers)
• King's Sierra Leone Partnership
• Nidhas Chinthana Sansadaya (Consumer Action Forum)
• Carers of Africa Inc (CoA)
• The Humanology Project
• Parivartan Trust
• BasicNeeds-Ghana
• PsyndUp
• Public Health Foundation of India
• Danish Red Cross
• London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
• WHO Collaborating Centre for Research and Training in Mental Health, Trieste (Italy)
• reachwithin
• The South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG)
• Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)
• TeenMentalHealth.org
• Centre For Global Health, Trinity College Dublin
• Giving carers a voice
• Fountain House
• Let's Respect
• Missouri Institute of Mental Health
• Africa Initiative for Universal Development Organization-Sierra Leone
• Zambia Therapeutic Art (ZTA)
• The Spring Foundation
• White Swan Foundation for Mental Health
• Mata Jai Kaur Maternal and Child Health Centre
• Dementia Alliance International
• Alan J Flisher Centre for Public Mental Health
• Mental Health Innovation Network Africa (MHIN Africa)
• Tabish Social Health Education Organization
• Human Health Aid-Burundi
• McGill University
• SPOTA - Mental Health Program
• CRONICAS - Centre of Excellence in Chronic Diseases
• Women and Health Initiative
• Grand Challenges Canada (GCC)
• Farsight
• School Readiness Initiative (SRI)
• Centre of Excellence in Forensic Psychiatry Research
• Grace Yufela Charitable Foundation
• Liberia Center for Outcome Research on Mental Health (LiCORMH)
• Beautiful Mind VN
• BasicNeeds
• Health Poverty Action
• Ashoka
• Children and War Foundation
• The International Foundation for Research and Education on Depression (iFred)
• Mental Health Research UK
• The Restoration Trust
• Get Happy Indonesia
• Telehealth Certification Institute
• Community based psychiatric rehabilitation for voctional skills
• Mental Health Foundation of Ghana
• Mental Health Association of Tanzania
• McGill University - Department of Social Studies of Medicine
• Center for Creative Initiatives in Health and Population
• Voice of eagle believers
• mindyourmind
• The Scarabaeus Foundation for Sustainable Development
• MENTARI Malaysia
• South African Federation for Mental Health (SAFMH)
• Centre for Mental Health Research and Initiative (CEMHRI)
• UNITY Charity
• Ummeed Child Development Center
• Support for Addictions Prevention and Treatment in Africa (SAPTA)
• Art of Autism
• Virtual Knowledge Network, Center for Addiction Medicine, NIMHANS
• Yale Global Mental Health Program
• CINIM
• Presbyterian Community Based Rehabilitation
• Innovation for Wellbeing Foundation
• Windward Islands Research and Education Foundation
• Abundant Living Resources Inc.
• SocialFelt - Craft, Touch and Care
• Schizophrenia Awareness Association
• International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims
• Overseas Development Institute (ODI)
• Laboratório Interdisciplinar de Pesquisa em Atenção Primária à Saúde (LIPAPS)The Syrian TeleMental Health Network
• Action Family Foundation
• Global Research in Autism and Neurodevelopment
• Indonesia Mentality Care
• Uganda Diaspora Health Foundation (UDHF)
• NextGenU.org
• Centre for Global Mental Health (CGMH)
• Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)
• University of Bristol
• Johns Hopkins University
• University of Illinois at Chicago
• International Medical Corps
• Center for Urban Community Services (CUCS)
• University of Regina
• Mental Health Uganda, Gulu
• University of Limoges
• Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute
• Government of Western Australia Mental Health Commission
• Southern District Health Board - Southern DHB
• GediCreativeMinds - EnergyHealingHub
• Connecting with People
• Eskasoni Mental Health Services / Crisis and Referral Center
• It Gets Brighter
• University of Cambridge
• Salaam Baalak Trust - Mental Health Program
• DEAR Psyconsult
• UNHCR (The UN Refugee Agency)
• Vidaview Info Systems Ltd
• Centre for Applied Research in Mental Health and Addiction, Simon Fraser University
• FundaMentalSDG
• Mental Health America of Louisiana
• CBTapps.com
• Mental Health International, a project of the Center for Health and Human Development
• Action on Armed Violence
• Thandanani Centre
• Department of Psychiatry, Columbia University/NYSPI
• Institute of Population, Health and Development
• Pakistan Institute of Learning and Living
• FASA
• Butabika-East London Link
• Hincks-Dellcrest Centre
• International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease
• University of Toronto Department of Psychiatry
• Mental Health Foundation
• Action Contre La Faim
• Global Mental Health Lab at Teachers College (GMH Lab @ TC)
• One Mind Campaign
• CareForHealth
• William Alanson White Institute of Psychiatry, psychoanalysis and Psychology
• Word On The Ground
• ReachOut.com
• Mon Foundation
• NASM-AFRIQUE
• Mental Health & Psychosocial Support Network (mhpss.net)
• Aasha
• Research and Training Center for Community Development
• Santé Mentale France (Agapsy et FASM Croix-Marine)
• International Bipolar Foundation
• NCHS Global Mental Health
• Action for Mental Illness India (ACMI)
• Central Gauteng Mental Health Society
• World Health Organization
• HealthNet TPO
• The Global Health Network

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Resources is a resource database developed by MHIN or contributed by MHIN members working on real-world projects. The resource area of the site includes key:

• Published research
• Toolkits
• Guidelines
• Systematic reviews and
• Reports.  

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Circles are live group sessions led by Modern Health therapists and coaches. You'll walk away from each session with skills to navigate challenges that may be impacting your mental health — whether at work, at home, or in your personal relationships. During each Circle, facilitators will start by sharing concepts to help you think differently, and offer tools that you can put into action right away. Throughout the rest of the session, you'll have a chance to ask questions and listen to others. For interactive sessions you're invited to share your own experiences during an optional, facilitated discussion.

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Modern Health’s unique model is preferred by 150+ companies globally. They provide"

• Free Resources for Your Clients: community Covid Support series (Healing Circles) and many more programs which are free and open to the public here.
• Dedicated Partnerships Team: dedicated account team support, invites to events, and early access to announcements coming soon.
• Partner Tool Kit: access to tailored resources including the latest research reports, industry news, case studies, and collateral.

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Modern Health strives to foster an intentional and compassionate environment where everyone can be the most authentic version of themselves. Diversity, equity, and inclusion are at the forefront of our efforts to help individuals succeed in both their personal and professional lives. By prioritizing community, education, and accountability, we are creating the foundation for an equitable environment where everyone can thrive.

• Modern Melanin: cultivates an inclusive environment for Black team members and is focused on championing equitable opportunities.

• Mi Gente: provides an inclusive and educational space for our comunidad. Their focus is on advocacy, empowerment, and liberation.

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Modern care for our members across the 5 pillars of mental health - emotional, social, financial, professional & physical. Modern Health provides a refreshing experience for coaches around the world to provide high quality care, maintain scheduling flexibility, and cross-train with other providers to keep our skills fresh. The onboarding program is exceptional. Mental health support is a basic benefit everyone should have access to, and proactive mental health maintenance should be a part of an ordinary work day for employees. I get so much fulfillment out of being part of Modern Health’s platform and seeing
the positive impact.

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Oxford VR is the most flexible and easy to use VR therapy platform with more than 70 virtual environments and dozens of specialized functionalities to apply virtual reality in your practice.

• Work on multiple disorders: the largest catalogue with more than 70 virtual environments to work on Anxiety, Specific Phobias, Eating Disorders, OCD, Addictive Disorders; and apply relaxation techniques, mindfulness, attention training and EMDR.

• Take control of your sessions: dozens of parameters allow you to customize what happens at all times: the number of people, how people or animals interact with the patient, the weather, the height in a building, the turbulence of the plane and much more.

• Monitor responses in real-time: capture information on your patient’s conditions all the time. With the skin conductance sensor you will obtain a physiological measure of anxiety levels and you will be able to adjust the characteristics of the environment to your intervention needs.

• All your reports in one place: you will have all your patients’ sessions saved to monitor their improvement. You can also give them printed reports so they have a clearer understanding of their progress.

• Work with your patients remotely with Psious for smartphones: open your therapy to the world. Your patients will only need a mobile phone to connect from home, and perform the session through remote virtual environments.

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The Psious Academy program prepares therapists to achieve the best results in the application of virtual reality therapy. In the Academy section of our platform you will find multiple continuous learning resources such as courses, tutorials, webinars, manuals, and clinical case studies that are continuously updated.

• Basic initiation course: this compulsory course for all new Psious clients, you will familiarize yourself with the platform, understanding the basic principles and functionalities, and learning how to apply effective and safe treatments with virtual reality.
• Tutorials: the Academy resources include dozens of video-tutorials and podcasts so you can get the full performance of the platform and apply your full therapeutic potential in a personalized way for each of your patients.
• Manuals: manuals developed specifically for you to understand in greater detail each of the environments included in our platform. For example the different scenarios, the parameters within each VR scenario, intervention protocols, and their bibliographic references.
• Clinical case studies: each month, our expert psychologists in virtual reality therapy share experiences and clinical case studies with the help of other clients in the community. The live webinars have a duration of one hour and can be viewed later in the Academy section.
• Online courses: twice a year Psious organizes online courses for continuing education where the latest news is condensed and the best clinical cases are reviewed and debated among the entire Psious client community of experts.
• Marketing guide and resources: the training program also includes a complete guide with 12 ideas to learn how to promote your business and virtual reality therapy. Along with the guide you will find digital resources for your website and other online channels.

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The virtual reality kit for mental health is a complete kit with the latest equipment to apply VR therapy with total comfort and precision, working in perfect sync with the Psious VR platform. The kit is included in all our subscription plans.

• VR headset: specially developed for healthcare professionals, the headset comfortably fits each user, and synchronizes with the Psious platform in a single click.

• Electrodermal activity sensor: the accessory used to measure the patient’s physiological responses during therapy sessions. It easily fits the patient’s fingers.

Everything a healthcare professional needs to start using VR in clinical practice. Virtual Reality is based on scientific evidence, and allows personalization and more control of patient care.

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Oxford VR provides the effectiveness of virtual reality with the freedom of teletherapy. Psious for smartphones is the new solution by Psious to easily support you on remote online therapies using virtual reality.

• Expand your horizons: connect with your patients wherever they are.
• Accelerate progression: enable your patients to practice techniques between sessions.
• Keep patient loyalty: the use of virtual reality minimizes dropout rates.
• Get better result: virtual reality therapies are faster and more efficient.
• Perfect sync with the virtual reality platform: Psious for smartphones is an application for mobile or tablet that synchronizes in one click with the Psious.pro platform. It will be enough that the patient has the mobile application and is in contact with the therapist by means of a call or video call.
• Unlimited functionality: with a subscription to Psious software, the healthcare professional has access to more than 70 virtual reality environments to support mental health assessment and treatment, as well as training and support resources.
• Compatible with different devices: patients will be able to do therapy at home with one of these devices: mobile phone, virtual reality headset, for virtual reality cardboard set.

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PearConnect is the industry’s first patient service center for Prescription Digital Therapeutics (or PDTs). This innovative center connects:

• Patients to a dedicated advocate for support throughout their treatment.
• Prescribers and healthcare providers to clinician dashboard resources.
• Insurance companies to claim processors and patients with eligibility questions.

Given the innovative nature of PDTs, PearConnect also helps to drive adoption of this new treatment modality by facilitating problem-solving among patients, healthcare providers and insurance companies.

Are you a patient or healthcare professional looking for support?

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reSET is the first Prescription Digital Therapeutic (PDT) to receive authorization from FDA to improve disease outcomes, is a 90-day PDT for Substance Use Disorder (SUD) intended to provide cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), as an adjunct to a contingency management system, for patients 18 years of age and older who are currently enrolled in outpatient treatment under the supervision of a clinician. An associated dashboard for clinicians and other health care providers can be used as part of treatment. The dashboard displays information about patients’ use of reSET, including:

• Lessons completed
• Patient-reported substance use
• Patient-reported cravings and triggers
• Compliance rewards, and
• In-clinic data inputs such as urine drug screen results.

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Somryst® is the first and only prescription digital therapeutic indicated to treat chronic insomnia. Somryst is intended to improve insomnia symptoms by providing neurobehavioral intervention (cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia – CBT-I) to adults 22 years of age and older with chronic insomnia. Additionally, Somryst also provides a clinician facing dashboard that allows healthcare providers to track patient treatment and progress. The clinician dashboard displays information about patients’ use of Somryst, including the Insomnia Severity Index (ISI)1, the Patient Health Questionnaire 8 (PHQ-8)2 scores, and sleep metrics derived from nightly sleep diaries.

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Quartet connects people to care that's right for you. They help infd the care you need based on your needs, preferences, and insurance

• A free online platform: platform and services are completely free for you to use. If you see a provider, your copay or deductible will apply.
• More time for what matters: do the legwork to match you to mental health care, so you can stop looking, and start feeling better.
• Support along the way: help with your appointments or understanding your care options, our Care Navigators are here for you at every step.

Quartet works by:

• Getting to know you: answer a few short questions so we can understand what you’re looking for.
• Welcome: hear from us via phone, text or email to welcome you and get you started.
• Mental health provider match: you’ll be matched with a mental health provider who meets your needs, preferences, and takes your insurance. We'll let you know when you have a match! If this isn’t the right fit, don’t worry - your Care Navigator will work with you to find the right match.
• Your appointment: we’ll be in touch to connect you to your matched provider. From there, you'll be able to work with your provider to schedule your first appointment.
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They match you to the best mental health care option available to you, based on your clinical needs, preferences, and insurance. Your chosen care option may be an in-person visit to a provider’s office, a virtual appointment from home, or a clinically-validated online experience you can access at your convenience.

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Quartet's platform and services drive value where it matters most, for you and for your members. The platform for all your mental health needs, across all lines of business Quartet covers everything from reaching your members and connecting them to the right mental health care, so that they can focus on what matters: their health.

• Support value-based mental health care: we’ll work with you to develop, implement, and track the quality of mental health in your network, so you can be confident your members are not only getting the care you’re paying for, but what they deserve.
• Seamless workflow integration: the platform can be integrated into your referring providers’ workflows, fostering efficient communication and collaboration at scale.
• Meaningful returns: you’ll receive a strong ROI through cost of care savings, improved market share, and optimized utilization patterns.

How Quartet helps your members:

• Proactive patient screening: generate insights about patients’ health, to learn more about who may need proactive support.
• Mental health care access: your members can access mental health care through a referral from a provider or case manager, or sign up directly themselves. We then match them to care that meets their needs, preferences, and insurance.
• A collaborative care team: physicians and mental health providers can work together and stay up to date on a member’s progress and treat total health.
• Personalized care: members can select care preferences, answer questions about their health, request a new provider match, and more.
• Support along the way: our team of Care Navigators provide support and guidance along your members’ care journeys.

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Quartet is a free online platform to help grow your practice that aism to expand your client base and treat total health through providing:

• Tools and resources to help
• Matching to new patients based on your clinical specialty and insurance panel, at no cost to you.
• Work with referring providers to treat patients’ total health: mind and body.
• Access clinical assessments and other resources to support your work, so you can continue to do what you do best.

Quartet works by:

• Receive referrals: you’ll be matched with new patients based on your clinical specialty and insurance panel, for free.
• Accept patients: start treating patients according to your availability and practice capacity.
• Track progress: communicate with patients’ referring providers through regular progress and treatment updates, all via a HIPAA-compliant platform.

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Quartet simplifies mental health referrals to upport patients’ mental health through Quartet’s specialty referral platform. Quartet is a free, all encompassing mental health solution

• Refer patients to mental health care: use Quartet to easily refer your patients to a mental health provider based on their needs, preferences, and insurance.
• Proactive patient screening: generate insights about your patients’ health, so you can learn more about who may need mental health support.
• Seamless practice integration: customize Quartet to make your daily workflow more efficient. Our platform integrates into your current EHR.
• Improve total health: your patients’ health includes both their physical and mental wellbeing. Care for your patients’ mental health needs, so their physical health will improve, too.

Quartet works by:

• Refer patients: create a referral for patients who need mental health support.
• Provider match: Quartet will match patients to a mental health provider based on their needs, preferences, and insurance.
• Appointment scheduling: the matched mental health provider and patient will be connected to schedule a first appointment.
• Progress and updates: stay up to date on patients’ treatment plans and progress.

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Quartet is a platform and service to better navigate mental health care that aims to

• Increased access: physicians can easily connect patients to mental health care, and we’ll prioritize referrals to your in-system mental health resources first. Our network of providers and digital care solutions are available for any patient whose needs can't be met internally.
• Efficient workflow integration: Quartet can embed into current practice workflows and EHRs, so physicians and staff can continue to operate in the way that's best for them.
• Support value-based care: work with you to continue to advance value-based care, no matter where you are in your journey.
• A better bottom line: engage patients who need mental health care at the right time, so you can make the most of your system’s resources.

What your staff can do with Quartet

• Refer patients: create referrals for patients who require mental health care. Patients are then matched to a provider based on their needs, preferences, and insurance.
• Track patients' progress: stay up to date on patients’ treatment and progress once they’re referred to mental health care.
• Receive support: consult in real-time with psychiatrists on managing patients’ medication.
• Proactive patient screening: generate insights about patients’ health, to learn more about who may need mental health support.
• Stay in the loop: receive regular reports on the system’s mental health metrics to help track progress.

Health systems are important partners to help get patients to the right care. More than 150,000 patients have been referred to mental health care via Quartet, and more than 85 percent of those patients were referred from health systems.

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