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The importance of mental health research

Mental health research is essential for understanding and improving psychological well-being. It examines the causes, effects, and treatments of mental illnesses, aiming to enhance diagnosis, prevention, and intervention. By advancing knowledge, mental health research reduces stigma and improves quality of life for individuals and communities globally.

Furthermore, this research is key to reducing stigma and misinformation surrounding mental illness, promoting better support systems, and improving the quality of life for individuals and communities.

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Approximately 780 mn 4-7 years old children globally
Out of which ~ 20% of children aged 4-7 struggle with emotional regulation issues
5% of children aged 4-7 are diagnosed with ADHD
156 mn children globally who may benefit from ORI’s solution

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Exploring the latest advances in mental health research

Mental health research is essential for understanding and improving psychological well-being. It examines the causes, effects, and treatments of mental illnesses, aiming to enhance diagnosis, prevention, and intervention. By advancing knowledge, mental health research reduces stigma and improves quality of life for individuals and communities globally.

Furthermore, this research is key to reducing stigma and misinformation surrounding mental illness, promoting better support systems, and improving the quality of life for individuals and communities. Ultimately, it fosters a deeper understanding of mental health and drives positive societal change.

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Anxiety Disorders

The paper begins by outlining the research problem, objectives, and significance. It provides an overview of the mental health issue being investigated.

Depression

This section details the research design, participants, data collection methods, and analysis procedures. It explains how the study was conducted to ensure reproducibility and validity.

Sensory Differences

The findings from the research are presented, often with the use of tables, charts, or figures. Key trends, patterns, and statistical outcomes are highlighted.

Trauma

This section interprets the results in the context of the research question, discussing implications, limitations, and potential applications.

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Innovations in mental health key findings from recent studies

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Observational study

Transforming mental health research breakthroughs and discoveries

  • Wearable biosensors help capture measurable biomedical signals or changes in your child 1  that are linked to emotional and psychological states.
  • Our biosensors are portable, non-invasive, real time wearables offering continuous monitoring, adaptability and detection of emerging mental health problems.
  • PPG (Photoplethysmography) sensors are cutting edge devices that measure how heart activity is affected by psychological and environmental stressors. They offer measures of HRV (Heart Rate Variability), a physiological markers for stress and anxiety. 2,3,4,5
  • Skin temperature (SKT) sensors are sophisticated temperature-capturing devices that continuously track changes in body thermoregulation. Skin temperature changes in response to psychological states and stressors and offers insight into the child’s internal experience. 6,7
  • Accelerometers measure movement and physical activity, which offer crucial input.
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Genetic and biological factors in mental health

  • Wearable biosensors help capture measurable biomedical signals or changes in your child 1  that are linked to emotional and psychological states. Our biosensors are portable, non-invasive, real time wearables offering continuous monitoring, adaptability and detection of emerging mental health problems. PPG (Photoplethysmography) sensors are cutting edge devices that measure how heart activity is affected by psychological.
  • Our biosensors are portable, non-invasive, real time wearables offering continuous monitoring, adaptability and detection of emerging mental health problems.
  • PPG (Photoplethysmography) sensors are cutting edge devices that measure how heart activity is affected by psychological and environmental stressors. They offer measures of HRV (Heart Rate Variability), a physiological markers for stress and anxiety. 2,3,4,5
  • Skin temperature (SKT) sensors are sophisticated temperature-capturing devices that continuously track changes in body thermoregulation. Skin temperature changes in response to psychological states and stressors and offers insight into the child’s internal experience.6,7
  • Accelerometers measure movement and physical activity, which offer crucial input.
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Parent Coping Program
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Offers personalized support for parents to manage stress and anxiety.

Child Intervention
Program

Offers personalized support for parents to manage stress and anxiety.

Al-Assisted Emotion

Predicts dysregulation states and notified parents for timely intervention.

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Frequently asked questions

Our program provides real-time support for managing emotional dysregulation, starting with severity assessments and calming techniques, followed by emotion coaching, soothing strategies, and co-regulation guidance. Parents also receive help managing avoidance and aggressive behaviors, with collaborative problem-solving encouraged when the child is calm. Additional features include a food diary to track diet impacts on mood and a community forum for shared experiences. Continuous check-ins monitor progress, helping parents adapt as needed.

Family Coping Coaching is ideal for families with children facing emotional dysregulation, behavioral challenges, or difficulty managing stress and frustration. It supports parents seeking structured tools to help their children build emotional awareness, resilience, and coping skills. Families dealing with Autism, ADHD, anxiety, or other mental health concerns may find it especially helpful, as the program provides guidance on navigating difficult behaviors, strengthening parent-child relationships, and fostering a calmer, more supportive home environment.

Family Coping Coach addresses a wide range of emotional, behavioral, and lifestyle challenges, including:

• Emotional Dysregulation – Supporting children and parents in managing intense emotions and mood swings.
• Behavioral Challenges – Offering structured guidance for impulsivity, aggression, and defiance.
• Anxiety and Stress – Providing tools to manage stress, worry, and avoidance behaviors.
• Parent-Child Communication – Strengthening communication through emotion coaching and collaborative problem-solving.
• Diet and Emotional Health – Including a food diary to help families track dietary patterns and understand any impact on mood and behavior.
• Parent Coping and Resilience – Equipping parents with strategies to manage their own stress effectively.

The Family Coping Coach guides parents through real-time strategies to help manage their child’s emotional and behavioral challenges:

• Assessment and Check-Ins – The process begins with assessing the intensity of both child and parent emotions, with periodic check-ins to track progress.
• Calming Techniques – Parents are prompted to start with self-regulation techniques, like deep breathing to stay composed.
• Emotion Coaching – The coach provides phrasing and prompts for validating the child’s feelings, fostering emotional understanding.
• Guided Interventions – Parents receive reminders of soothing, co-regulation, and behavior management techniques, as well as help addressing avoidance or aggressive behaviors.
• Food Diary and Monitoring – A food diary feature helps families monitor dietary patterns and explore any links between food intake and emotional health.
• Continuous Support – Throughout the process, parents can access additional resources, a community forum, and the option to connect with therapists as needed.

The duration of the Family Coping Coach program can vary based on individual family needs and goals.

Yes, the Family Coping Coach program prioritizes confidentiality and privacy. All interactions and data shared within the program are treated with the utmost discretion.