CBT
WELT-I offers a six-week CBT programme to treat chronic insomnia.
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The VR app has been shown to reduce 75% of phobia symptoms after six weeks of treatment.
London medtech startup provides digital CBT program to optimise ADHD self-management.
The new tool will offer 10-minute lessons on CBT and provide mindfulness techniques.
The new services are designed to use AI to help patients through their treatment journey.
The study also found that iCBT, both guided and unguided, reduced depression symptoms at a higher rate than treatment as usual or a waiting list.
Published in Sleep, the study calculated $681 of direct and indirect savings when the CBT app was given to those with insomnia over six months.
The London-based company is backing a 300-person UPenn study comparing its digital therapeutic to the consumer wellness app.
Mahana Therapeutics' Parallel is a three-month digital treatment that logs patients' symptoms to deliver relevant guidance and teach them condition-management skills.
A follow-on analysis found tentative evidence that, unlike in-person CBT, the online intervention could become more effective over the course of a year.