The new frontier: Digital psychotherapy
If you're looking for a different way to treat depression symptoms, meet Rejoyn, a prescription app for individuals who want to add to their antidepressant medication.
Rejoyn is designed to work alongside your antidepressant medication—not replace it—helping to build on the progress you've already made.
Could Rejoyn Be Right For You?
Do you have a diagnosis of major depressive disorder?
Are currently managing your depression with an antidepressant medication and want to do more?
Do you have access to a smartphone?
Are you seeking an alternative option that complements your current depression treatment?
The emergence of technology in healthcare has opened up new possibilities for providing more accessible, convenient mental health services. Digital mental health tools are at the forefront of this change, fundamentally transforming the landscape of therapy and counseling.
Cutting-edge
Don't want to see a provider in-person? No problem. With digital tools, users can access therapy at any time, from anywhere, and at their own pace. This gives users the flexibility to get help when they need it the most, removing the logistical constraints of in-person therapy.
Flexibility
Can an app really work?
Yes! Unlike wellness apps, Rejoyn is:
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FDA authorized: Classified as a medical device and was authorized by the FDA after a successful phase 3 clinical trial
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Developed by experts: Brain-training exercises were created by psychologists, psychiatrists, and neuroscientists
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Prescription required: Available only with a prescription from a healthcare provider
Rejoyn consists of proven brain-training exercises and short skills-based therapy lessons that are each done 3 times a week and take less than 2 hours per week to complete.
The brain-training exercises in Rejoyn are designed to improve how the brain processes emotions and help reduce depression symptoms.
Rejoyn is designed to treat depression symptoms differently than medication. It taps into the brain's natural ability to change (known as neuroplasticity) with proven brain-training exercises and short skills-based therapy lessons.
REBUILD
neural connections
REWORK
how your brain processes emotions
REDUCE
depression symptoms