My Possible Self
My Possible Self is a mental health app, which uses content developed by the Black Dog Institute proven to reduce stress, anxiety and depression in just eight weeks.
Area of Innovation: Mental Health
Tellmi
Tellmi is a multi-award winning app that makes it easier for anxious young people to talk about difficult things.
Dr Julian
Dr Julian is an innovative mental healthcare platform web and mobile app that increases the accessibility of mental healthcare.
Stigma Statistics
SME aiming to map suicide data in real time to enable more timely support for the bereaved and use the data to create better…
Thalamos
Thalamos is a bespoke software solution for completing Mental Health Act Forms digitally, across any device.
BfB labs
The problem 1 in 6 CYP are likely to have a mental health problem. Half of all mental disorders start by the age of…
Tickets for Good – The Ticket Bank
Tickets for Good uses event tickets to improve mental health and reduce loneliness by turning empty seats into life-changing experiences. The Tickets for Good platform uses a closed marketplace system to distribute spare and unsold tickets via a network of verified charity partners and NHS Link Workers.
Joy
Joy provides dynamic, cutting-edge social prescribing software to the UK care system to address social determinants of health and help people live longer, better lives.
iOWNA
iOWNA is a digital platform that engages patients in a real time two way information exchange with healthcare professionals, by increasing patient and professional wellbeing and outcomes, while keeping all parties on track.
The UK Israel Dangoor Health Initiative
In 2018 the UK Israel Tech Hub, based at the British Embassy in Israel, launched a new health accelerator programme – the UK Israel Dangoor Health Initiative…
Digital Pioneer: Richard Graham, Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust
Richard is a Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, and Clinical Director of Big White Wall at the Tavistock. He is one of DigitalHealth.London’s Digital Pioneers…
Digital Pioneer: Emma Selby, North East London Foundation Trust
Emma Selby is a Clinical Nurse Specialist at the North East London Foundation Trust. She is recognised as a digital pioneer for her work…
Digital Pioneer: Anna Coughtrey, Great Ormond Street Hospital
Anna is recognised as a digital pioneer for her project on guided online self help for depression and cancer in adolescents (GOSH CAN), which is based on cognitive behavioural therapy. It supports young cancer patients who are experiencing mild to low mood.
Case Study: ARIES’ My Journey 3 app
Puffin O’Hanlon and Michelle Eskinazi are involved in the ARIES study, which has developed smartphone app ‘My Journey 3’ to support recovery in psychosis. Here, they reveal more about this self-management tool and its potential impact for #tomorrowspatient
Case Study: Sleepio
Digital programme Sleepio has been clinically proven to improve both sleep and mental health in the general population, in clinical settings, and in the workplace. How does this work, and what’s the potential impact on the UK’s healthcare system?
Case Study: Pzizz
One of the start-ups selected for Velocity Health’s preventative digital healthcare accelerator programme, we look at the impact Pzizz could have for the two billion people globally suffering from insomnia.
Headscape Self Help Website
Helping young people cope with mental health issues
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