SharpenMinds

11/25/2025

We have found that peer stories of strength substantially improve patient outcomes: decreasing stigma, improving engagement, compliance and resilience.

More on this week’s blog post at sharpenminds.com/blog

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11/07/2025

Filming at UC Berkeley with Professor Christine Zalecki, Professor Ken Dodge and Professor Stephen Hinshaw for a four part series on child and adolescent mental health.

11/06/2025

We are so honored to support the important mission of Engage and Heal Foundation. Congratulations on the launch of MindMap, powered by Sharpen!

09/20/2025

Grateful to be a part of Innovation Challenge 2025!

09/10/2025

Looking forward to Sharpen DTX at CharmHealth Innovation Challenge
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09/06/2025

Grateful to the amazing and wonderful Victoria Cosgrove for her collaboration and never-ending expertise on our recent white paper evaluating findings from two pilot implementations of Resiliency Technologies’ digital therapeutic (DTX) mental health platform Sharpen DTX across adolescent populations.

Learn more …

https://lnkd.in/gE-3teiP

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08/19/2025

Resiliency Technologies is honored to be an Approved Continuing Education Provider (ACEP) for National Board for Certified Counselors, Inc. and Affiliates - NBCC. Learn more here: https://www.sharpenminds.com/.../major-milestone...

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07/16/2025

Sharpen digital therapeutic is now live on CharmHealth marketplace! Through our elegant, interoperable solution, clinicians can easily screen and intervene to support patients experiencing mental health challenges. This focus ultimately improves collaborative care across the board.

Learn more about it here: https://www.sharpenminds.com/post/sharpen-dtx-now-on-charm-health

12/15/2024

Resiliency Technologies award-winning courses are now available online at . RYT’s can attend at discounted rates (for those with up-to-date membership) and receive CEs.

Learn more on the YACEP site: https://lnkd.in/g8aqAndf

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04/14/2024

Since our work began in 2006 in schools and eating disorder treatment centers, we have worked with over 10,000 children, adolescents and young adults to design and implement mental health interventions that have shown to be deeply engaging and impactful for youth. Resiliency Technologies has developed the Sharpen DTX platform that provides patient support in a more effective manner and at lower costs than any previously available solution. Use cases include: (i) Pediatric visits where the clinician suspects or has previous knowledge that a patient is suffering from moderate to severe depression and/or anxiety and requires referral to psychiatric services. (ii) Patients who are on a waitlist for initial psychiatric services (iii) Patients who are in between psychiatric visits and would benefit from adjunct psycho-education, MBSR or CBT.

https://vimeo.com/933883374?share=copy

Resiliency Technologies announces Sharpen DTX. Based in 20 years of research, our solution combines best-in-class mental health content + secure EHR integration…

03/25/2024

Important community training on eating disorders happening April 16th at 4pm at Middle Tyger Community Center - open to parents, educators and clinicians. CEs provided for nurses via Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System Careers and LPCs can receive CE's through NBCC. We updated an eating disorder film titled "ED 201" that we recently updated to feature national researchers, clinicians and individuals with lived expertise discussing recent risk and protective factors. But the project is even more crucial because it came out of a training program grant funded by Spartanburg Regional Foundation and Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine to train physicians and medical students about eating disorders through SharpenMinds 4 hour program - what physicians / pediatricians need to know about eating disorders today. We then empower those physicians and medical students to serve as the health educators for community trainings. We have completed the first phase of the grant and are now moving to the community trainings featuring the trained health educators. I'm so blown away by our team, led by co-PIs Natalie M Fadel Maggie Gainey, and our co-investigators Duke Biber, PhD, NBC-HWC, Alexis Marino Stoner and Timothy Brewerton. This has been a long journey and we couldn't have done this without the support, inspiration and leadership of the United Way of the Piedmont behavioral health task force -- a tribe of collaborators making real impact every day.