Depuis sa création en 2012 par les Thermes d’Allevard, l’application RespiRelax+ vous permet de retrouver calme et détente en quelques minutes seulement et d’atteindre un état dit de « cohérence cardiaque ».
RespiRelax+ c’est une application gratuite, efficace, à l’esthétisme particulièrement soigné et d’utilisation simple, même en mode « avion » ou « hors-ligne », grâce à une ergonomie très intuitive.
Mieux respirer, mieux gérer son stress et travailler la cohérence cardiaque avec Respirelax+. L’évolution que nous vous proposons aujourd’hui intègre une facilité d’utilisation quelque soit votre niveau de pratique et permet d’aller encore plus loin grâce à un programme PERSONNALISER enrichi. Gratuite, efficace et simple d’utilisation même en mode «avion» ou «hors-ligne» grâce à une ergonomie très intuitive. Application, exercices, contenus et environnement sonore développés en collaboration avec Yves-Vincent DAVROUX, Respithérapeute, et référent respiration aux Thermes d’Allevard.
Resili established itself in 2017 to support the underserved communities of family caregivers, so that no family caregiver would have to choose between the health of their loved one and their own mental health. This mission drove the creation of an app for family caregivers to improve their health and resilience. As Resili began to see success in supporting family caregiver mental health through its app, a “second pandemic” in the form of a mental health crisis unfolded as the result of COVID-19. At this point, Resili recognized its responsibility and opportunity to spread its simple approach to mental health to all those in need. It relaunched its app and broadened its mission to democratize access to the mental health knowledge and skills we all need.
Technology enabled best practice for eating disorder treatment.
Philips has acquired Montreal-based Reacts – a Canadian leader in the development of telehealth solutions and augmented reality. The acquisition allows Philips to add to its range of technological innovations. As for Reacts, the partnership will provide access to an exceptional commercialization force, allowing it to accelerate and expand its development in the context of the growing needs for remote collaboration in healthcare.
The Reacts’ team and head office will remain in Montreal, with Dr. Yanick Beaulieu (pictured), founder and creator of Reacts, staying as a strategic lead for the Reacts team. In his new role, Dr. Beaulieu will become head of Clinical Solutions for Philips Ultrasound.
Part of the new plan is to create a Centre of Excellence for digital healthcare collaboration. The Reacts teams’ expertise will support Philips’ technological developments in virtual collaboration globally.
“Reacts addresses the clear and pressing need for secure remote collaboration and communication between healthcare providers and patients,” said Dr. Yanick Beaulieu, head of Clinical Solutions for Philips Ultrasound. “By deploying this interactive collaboration platform across Philips’ health technology solutions, we can change patient care models, expand telehealth capabilities, and accelerate technological developments in virtual collaboration globally.”
Pzizz helps you quickly quiet your mind, fall asleep, stay asleep, and wake up refreshed. We use beautiful “dreamscapes” — a mix of music, voiceovers and sound effects designed using the latest clinical research — to help you sleep better at night or take power naps during the day.
PTSD Family Coach is for family members of those living with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The app provides extensive information about PTSD, how to take care of yourself, how to take care of your relationship with your loved one or with children, and how to help your loved one get the treatment they deserve. The app also provides a great deal of information that is specific to Veterans and active duty members of the military.
PTSD Coach Canada has been adapted from PTSD Coach with permission of the U.S.Department of Veterans Affairs and U.S. Department of Defense.
PTSD Coach Australia is an app that helps people understand and manage the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The app is based on the latest scientific understandings of PTSD, and was modified from the U.S. Department of Veterans’ Affairs PTSD Coach app.
