Lyftly

San Jose, California, United States

Lyftly offers an app to help youths manage their mental health. The underlying methodology was developed in coordination with the latest studies at Harvard, Penn, Michigan, and Stanford. With this research-based foundation, Lyftly guides its users to understand the state of their overall wellness and self-monitor their moods. The App guides each user to set and complete goals for improving his or her wellness. Private journaling is built into the app as well. Users can seek and get personal encouragement from others. In addition, one has access to the anonymous, confidential communication and support system, available 24/7.

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Company Info

Founded: 2020
Website: www.lyftly.com/

Disease Areas

Mental Health Issues Behavioral Health Adolescent Health Childhood Mental Health

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AppMental Health TechBehavioral Science

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