DEPRESSION
Learn more about the use of mHealth technology
in the mental health space
Mental health app could help prevent depression in young people at high risk
A cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) app, based on Monsenso’s digital health platform, has been found to significantly prevent increases in depression in young people who are at high risk - and could be implemented as a cost- effective, large-scale public mental...
Carelink and Monsenso partner to deliver digitally enabled nationwide mental health services
Carelink Nærhospital and Monsenso entered into a partnership and expect to deliver the first digitally supported mental health services in January 2024. Carelink Group, Denmark's largest private health and welfare services group, and Monsenso, a leading provider of...
Artificial intelligence creates individually tailored treatment for depression
A new innovation project “Personae” will provide easier access to personalised digital treatment for patients with depression through Monsenso’s digital health platform, leveraging patient-reported outcomes and AI.
DIPNOT: A Research Project to Improve Psychotherapeutic Treatment for People with Depression
Monsenso is proud to be part of the Development of an Intervention for Persistent Not On Track (DIPNOT) research project that aims to improve psychotherapeutic treatment offered to people with depression in psychiatry.
Monsenso has signed an agreement with Awakn Life Sciences, a global biotech company
Monsenso has signed an agreement with, a global biotech company, to support the company’s medical psychedelic treatments. Awakn Life Sciences is a global biotech company that leads the field of psychedelic medicine for the treatment of addiction.
Mental health in an unequal world. World Mental Health Day 2021
Mental health, why bother if all goes well? Because the day it hits you or your loved ones, you may be faced with the harsh reality of “Mental Health in an unequal world”. Each year, October 10th marks Worlds Mental Health Day. This year the theme is “Mental Health in an Unequal World”. Close to 1 billion people globally are living with a mental disorder. yes, countries spend on avg. 2% of their national health budgets on mental health leaving a disproportionate gap between demand and investment in mental health.
A smartphone app that can help psychiatrists diagnose mental illness
Peter Hagelund talks about his experience of getting the wrong diagnosis and how finally after six years he got the right diagnosis and treatment.
Using mHealth for suicide prevention
Using mHealth for suicide prevention is cost-effective and scalable. Every year, more than 800,000 people take their own lives and there are many more people who attempt suicide. Every suicide affects families and communities, leaving long-lasting effects on the people left behind. In 2012, suicide was the second leading cause of death among 15–29-year-olds globally.