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<p>The following tools have been designed to help improve psychological wellbeing and are evidence-based.&nbsp;</p>
Author: BioBeats

BioBeats

BioBeats is an evidence-based app (designed to be used along with a wearable device) that measures employee mental health and provides a personalised support pathway based on the results. Two measures included on the app are the World Health Organisation – Five Well-Being Index (WHO-5) and the Health and Safety (HSE) Management Standards Indicator Tool. Depending on the results of the measures, the app refers employees to an EAP provider and/or signposts them to personalised courses. 

Author: Unmind

Unmind

Unmind is a workplace mental health platform that helps organisations and employees improve their mental wellbeing. The platform includes evidence-based programmes, tools and a variety of ways to measure mental health and wellbeing. 

Author: University of Liverpool and University of Manchester

Catch it

Catch it is a project run by the Universities of Liverpool and Manchester. The aim is to help users better understand their moods through the use of an ongoing diary. The app includes a step by step mood tracker and a mood diary. 

Author: South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute

Complete Mental Health

The South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute have an online platform called Complete Mental Health which enables individuals to find out more about their personal levels of wellbeing, resilience, mood, stress and anxiety symptoms as well as perception of physical health. 

Author: BioBeats

BioBeats

BioBeats

BioBeats is an evidence-based app (designed to be used along with a wearable device) that measures employee mental health and provides a personalised support pathway based on the results. Two measures included on the app are the World Health Organisation – Five Well-Being Index (WHO-5) and the Health and Safety (HSE) Management Standards Indicator Tool. Depending on the results of the measures, the app refers employees to an EAP provider and/or signposts them to personalised courses. 

Author: BioBeats

BioBeats

BioBeats is an evidence-based app (designed to be used along with a wearable device) that measures employee mental health and provides a personalised support pathway based on the results. Two measures included on the app are the World Health Organisation – Five Well-Being Index (WHO-5) and the Health and Safety (HSE) Management Standards Indicator Tool. Depending on the results of the measures, the app refers employees to an EAP provider and/or signposts them to personalised courses. 

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Author: Unmind

Unmind

Unmind

Unmind is a workplace mental health platform that helps organisations and employees improve their mental wellbeing. The platform includes evidence-based programmes, tools and a variety of ways to measure mental health and wellbeing. 

Author: Unmind

Unmind

Unmind is a workplace mental health platform that helps organisations and employees improve their mental wellbeing. The platform includes evidence-based programmes, tools and a variety of ways to measure mental health and wellbeing. 

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Author: University of Liverpool and University of Manchester

Catch it

Catch it

Catch it is a project run by the Universities of Liverpool and Manchester. The aim is to help users better understand their moods through the use of an ongoing diary. The app includes a step by step mood tracker and a mood diary. 

Author: University of Liverpool and University of Manchester

Catch it

Catch it is a project run by the Universities of Liverpool and Manchester. The aim is to help users better understand their moods through the use of an ongoing diary. The app includes a step by step mood tracker and a mood diary. 

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Author: South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute

Complete Mental Health

Complete Mental Health

The South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute have an online platform called Complete Mental Health which enables individuals to find out more about their personal levels of wellbeing, resilience, mood, stress and anxiety symptoms as well as perception of physical health. 

Author: South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute

Complete Mental Health

The South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute have an online platform called Complete Mental Health which enables individuals to find out more about their personal levels of wellbeing, resilience, mood, stress and anxiety symptoms as well as perception of physical health. 

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