A new mental health journaling app, Mirror, developed by the Child Mind Institute in partnership with the California Department of Healthcare Services, is now available for teens. The app, which is free and offered in English and Spanish, helps users track their daily moods and engage in self-reflection through various entry formats like voice, image, text, or video. Mirror is designed to enhance emotional processing and is not intended to replace therapy but to empower youth in managing their mental health. In 2024, Woebot Health, another player in the mental health sector, partnered with Akron Children’s Hospital to provide AI-powered mental health support to adolescents aged 13 to 17. That year, Momentum also launched a free digital mental health program in Australia for youths aged 7 to 17, focusing on personalized sessions without AI. In 2022, DotCom Therapy acquired Wolf+Friends, expanding its support for parents of children with special needs and mental health issues.
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Jan 8 The bad news: More Americans than ever seem to be struggling with their mental health.
The good news: As our new video explains, research suggests most of us are more resilient than we give ourselves credit for.
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Mar 26 New WHO #MentalHealth guidance provides all countries with practical tools to strengthen policies & services.
It tackles social factors that affect mental health like poverty & housing, ensures people with lived experience have a voice, & promotes rights-based care.
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Mar 27 Mental health struggles rise as more workers face stress, anxiety, and burnout, leading to increased sick leave.
➜ Rising pressure prompts employees to demand better support from employers.
➜ This trend signals a critical need for improved workplace mental health
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Apr 2 Our paper on the importance of implementing research to prevent suicide just published in the April edition of the Lancet Psychiatry. National programmes increased service activity & innovation and may have reduced suicide and self-harm in some groups https://buff.ly/tI9uWrT
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