Mental & behavioral health · Support
Ease
Support for how you feel.
Stress, anxiety, depression, substance-use concerns
Ease, the program for mental and behavioral health, is planned. Nothing is available to use. Our role here is support and routing to qualified people — not therapy, and not crisis care. The safety routing on every page of this site exists because of areas like this one.
What it would cover
What we would build here.
Scope, not an offer. None of this exists yet, and nothing on this page is a service you can use today.
Screening
Validated screening instruments used as a prompt to seek help, never as a diagnosis.
Support resources
Reviewed self-management material for the periods between appointments.
Referral to qualified professionals
Clear, fast routes to qualified people, and unambiguous escalation to emergency services when that is what is needed.
Crisis routing
Unambiguous escalation to emergency services and crisis lines, designed before anything else in this area.
Coming up
What happens next here.
Ordered by how near the work is, not by date. We do not publish dates for work that has not started.
Crisis-routing design
NextDesigning the escalation path first, before any other part of this area, and having it reviewed by clinicians.
Scope boundary
NextWriting down what this area will never attempt, so scope cannot drift towards therapy by accident.
Who may see what
NextA written capability matrix for clinician-led, coach-led and self-guided delivery. The rule it exists to enforce: a sign of distress can never come to rest with someone who is not qualified to act on it.
Screen time as a health area
LaterDeciding whether the Unplug module being built inside BreatheFree belongs to this area as well, and what would have to be true clinically before it is offered as behavioural-health support rather than a habit tool.
Instrument selection
LaterChoosing which validated screening instruments are appropriate, with clinicians, and how results are worded so they prompt help rather than imply diagnosis.
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Waitlist
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