As we reflect on the ways technology has revolutionized modern medicine, it’s clear that traditional medical practices have been enhanced by technological advancements. From glucose monitors that enable people to monitor their blood sugar levels anywhere to devices that measure vital signs like temperature, blood pressure, and heart rate, technology has become an integral part of medical care.

However, the mental health sector has yet to fully embrace the potential of technology, as it continues to rely on subjective measures of mental health. To date, there has been no objective tool available that can continuously and accurately measure one’s mental health state.

Our goal is to change this status quo by providing objective data to the fi eld of mental health. We believe that doing so will complement traditional psychotherapy, much like other technologies have seamlessly integrated with modern medicine. By leveraging technology to provide objective data, we can empower mental health professionals to make more informed decisions regarding prevention, diagnosis, and care.

We envision a future where mental health care is more accessible, effective, and personalized, where objective data is used alongside traditional therapies to provide a comprehensive and holistic approach to mental wellness. Providing people with a better understanding of their mental health and ultimately improving their lives.

Revolutionizing Mental Health Care: Overhauling the Inadequate Current Model

The prevalence of mental health disorders has been increasing steadily over the years, yet the current healthcare system has failed to adequately address this rising demand.
Currently, mental health support is only available to those who have received a diagnosis or have been deemed “sick enough” to require treatment. Even then, it can take up to four months for someone to receive support after requesting it.
Furthermore, individuals must physically attend therapy appointments at a set time, which means that they may not receive care when they need it most unless they are experiencing a crisis during the appointment. As a result, 50% of mental health issues remain untreated or undiagnosed.

Certainly! Our emotions are intricately linked to our body’s physiological responses. When we experience a strong emotion such as anger or stress, our body reacts by releasing chemicals that trigger a series of responses in the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS), which is responsible for controlling our bodily functions without our conscious control.
One of the key players in the ANS response to emotions is the sympathetic nervous system. When we experience a stressor or a threat, the sympathetic nervous system triggers the release of adrenaline and noradrenaline, which prepare the body for the “fi ght or fl ight” response. This response leads to the increase in heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration, as well as the dilation of pupils and the sweating of palms.
In addition to traditional therapy methods, there are now programs that incorporate the latest scientifi c research in bio-psychology and neuroscience to take Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to the next level. These programs off er exclusive material that has been developed from years of research and experience, allowing participants to access a wealth of knowledge and tools to help them manage their mental health.
One of the key features of these programs is a focus on identifying what is working in a person’s life and reinforcing those positive aspects. By recognizing and building on strengths, participants can cultivate a more positive mindset and outlook on life. At the same time, the program helps individuals to identify negative patterns and behaviors, and uncover the underlying factors that contribute to them. By understanding the root causes of negative thoughts and behaviors, individuals can begin to shift their thinking and change their behavior.
With these new approaches, we can reinvent the way we diagnose, manage, and care for mental health, and help individuals to live happier, healthier lives.
Dranytime offers mental health professionals the ability to proactively support their patients through continuous data collection and remote monitoring. This allows them to off er tailored support and interventions, enhancing behavior change.
The program’s customizable exercises enable participants to practice the skills taught in the educational material, putting theory into action. Additionally, by monitoring their mental health, users feel more in control, which can prevent potential problems. The habit of journaling emotions and refl ecting on thoughts, feelings, and behaviors helps them bring their awareness to the present moment, building resilience.
The Dranytime Program is accessible, providing unlimited access to educational material tailored to the user’s needs. Ultimately, the Dranytime Program seeks to revolutionize the way we diagnose, manage, and care for mental health by bringing objective, passive, and continuous measurement and data to the forefront, and help individuals to live happier, healthier lives.

The future of mental health support

The one good thing the current COVID-19 pandemic has done is increase awareness about mental health.
Mental health is just as important as physical and dental health, and taking care of it should be considered a normal part of our overall wellbeing.
In the future, mental health support will be accessible to everyone without any stigma attached to it. People will understand that maintaining a healthy mind, body, and soul is crucial for living a fulfi lling life and that neglecting one aspect can have negative impacts on the others.
Dranytime is a revolutionary program that focuses on treating the whole person by addressing the connection between the mind and body. It provides timely and professional guidance, reducing waiting times and empowering users with the tools they need to manage their emotions, regain control over their lives, and improve their overall wellbeing.
By incorporating cutting-edge technology and evidence-based practices, Dranytime aims to make mental health support more accessible and convenient than ever before. It allows users to self-manage their emotions, leading to increased resilience and a better quality of life