Mental Health

The initiative will be open to 1,000 users, who will be provided with real-time feedback based on daily audio diaries recorded via the Cogito Companion app.

In addition, some of the funds will be allocated for research studies to show the economic proof that symptom reduction reduces employers' health costs.

The application is designed to work in the background to monitor user's communications to help track those that are at risk of committing suicide.

The program is designed to help individuals understand the interaction between mood and substance use, enhance motivation for change and learn coping skills.

These apps are focused on a wide range of mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, stress and posttraumatic stress disorder.

The first test will be a 500-person study of anxiety, stress, and depression at Columbia University, followed by a PTSD study at Duke.

The company says it offers the only mobile evidence-based digital neuro-cognitive assessment and health platform to deliver clinical grade results and insights.

Called thinkFull, the application is designed to help adolescents and young adults better track and develop coping strategies for their stress.

The company offers Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to people struggling with social anxiety whenever and wherever they need it.

Dartmouth's Integrated Illness Management and Recovery (I-IMR) program will be delivered through Wellframe's Intelligent Care Management Platform.