SelfEcho

Leveraging scientific research from subject matter experts in psychology and psychiatry, SelfEcho’s Mobile Therapy is a mobile and web system that empowers clinicians to better engage clients and improve treatment. Clients track well-being using surveys and sensors on smartphones. Clinicians have access to a powerful dashboard that provides data and contextual information on what’s happening with clients in-between therapy sessions. We also serve as platform for longitudinal research for universities, government and pharmaceutical organizations. Our platform offers a robust and secure backend, a beautiful and intuitive interface for users, and a highly flexible system that can be used for all types of ecological momentary assessment, experience sampling, and smartphone driven data collection. Mobile Therapy uses surveys, proprietary linguistic analysis, and smartphone sensors to actively and passively gather information about a client’s feelings, behaviors, movements, interpersonal interactions and more. These data are transmitted to the clinician via the web-based dashboard which contains a variety of reports that track client progress, monitor medication compliance, identify triggers, map behavioral relationships, and more, to give the clinician a more complete picture of client health. The dashboard also includes psychotherapy notes to streamline therapy administration and will soon contain a suite of additional administrative features like document storage and client scheduling and billing. Mobile Therapy's collection methods, algorithms, and reporting are guided by some of the world’s leading experts in psychology. The company’s management team includes Daniel Gilbert, PhD, James Pennebaker PhD, John Weisz, PhD, Jonathan Schooler PhD, and Shelly Gable, PhD.