Mental ill-health is on the rise. Whilst rapid progress in physical health treatments is being made, the world knows comparatively little about what makes mental healthcare successful and why.
We’re expert clinicians, scientists and digital technologists setting new standards for how the world sees and treats mental health. Our tools and partnerships help people access world-leading treatment where and when they need it, with better chances of recovery.
We’ve collected over 460,000 hours of therapy sessions. Taking these anonymised interactions, we use AI, machine learning and deep neural networks to recognise patterns in conditions and treatment.
Our analysis has led us to believe that we need more specificity in how we define mental health conditions. So, we’re breaking up conditions such as depression into more specific types. This makes our treatments targeted and tailored. And we’re committed to sharing our findings with the world.
Our online therapy makes our one-to-one treatments accessible wherever, whenever and at whichever stage of a person’s recovery. We partner with healthcare providers, insurers, life science organisations and employers. Our treatments and digital tools help the people they care for feel better, faster.
ieso is transforming mental health. Transforming how it’s treated. Transforming how it’s understood. Transforming how patients recover.
We’ve treated over 86,000 people, with 600+ clinicians delivering treatment. That’s 30% more effective than industry benchmarks at a 70% reduction in cost. Better mental healthcare is making a huge difference to people, society and the economy. And through advancements in our research, we’re continually learning what more we can do to help.
Partner with us to give people access to our mental health treatment service. Or use our evidence-based tools to improve your own.
We provide the NHS, private healthcare organisations, insurers and employers with fully-managed mental health therapy services. Patients get a world-leading experience that maximises their likelihood of recovery.
Our digital tools help our partners to make their own treatment services more efficient and effective. Improve people’s access to mental healthcare, reduce treatment costs and help people get better, faster.
ieso’s exclusive 2021 findings on the topic of health economics in general population are conclusive. There is a proven and direct correlation between the speed of entering treatment - from the point of initial concern - and the economic and productivity impact on the patient’s world, be it personal or professional.
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ieso were delighted to not only be support partners of the HSJ Partnership Awards ceremony but also shortlisted finalists for 'Best Mental Health Partnership with the NHS' with Dorset HealthCare.
ieso is delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Louise Marshall as our Director of Mental Health Sciences.
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ieso has joined the Digital Therapeutics Alliance (DTA), a non-profit association of industry leaders with a mission to drive awareness and adoption of digital therapies.
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ieso explores how Blue Monday began, how it now correlates to a productivity drop in January, and some tips that you can share with your team to combat what may trigger low mood.
ieso, in partnership with Dorset HealthCare University NHS Foundation Trust, have been shortlisted for “Best Mental Health Partnership with the NHS” at the HSJ Partnership Awards 2022
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ieso spoke to MIT Technology Review to discuss how using AI to examine the language used by therapists could lead to more people feeling better and staying better.
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ieso's mood and symptom checker asks How Are Things? and creates an evidence-based report from a psychological wellbeing professional to give users a clearer picture of their mental health.
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ieso reflects on the legacy of Dr Aaron Beck, the highly respected and pioneering neurologist who developed CBT treatment, who died this week at the age of 100.
ieso's Chief Science and Strategy Officer Dr Andy Blackwell joins the panel at Uppsala Health Summit to discuss “Innovative Strategies for Closing the Treatment Gap”
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The theme of this year’s World Mental Health Day (10th October) is ‘Mental health in an unequal world’.
Our ambition is to not only provide world-class therapy, it’s to transform mental healthcare around the world.
ieso, a leading provider of evidence-based, online cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and innovator of ground-breaking research, features in The Economist’s latest review of mental healthcare program
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ieso featured in Sifted’s review of mental health start-ups across Europe who are addressing the extra strain on people’s mental health caused by the pandemic.
ieso announced June 29 that is has been granted a new patent by the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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ieso, a leader in evidence-based cognitive behavioural therapy provisions and innovator of ground breaking research, is recognised in the Evening Standard's best therapy tools.
ieso's Clinical Partnership Manager, Emily Marshall outlines five things to consider with lockdown restrictions lifting soon and coping mechanisms that may help if feeling anxious about this change.
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ieso has created safe, patient-centred technology that meets McKinsey's six interconnected building blocks to establish a scalable business in digital health.
ieso, a leader in internet-enabled cognitive behavioural therapy, is pleased to announce we have been named as one of the top 19 mental health start-ups in Europe.
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ieso are pleased to announce the appointment of Stephen Freer as Chief Clinical Officer.
ieso, a leader in evidence-based cognitive behavioural therapy provisions and ground breaking research, is excited to announce we are a winner in Red Herring's Top 100 North America.
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ieso, the leader in online cognitive behavioural therapy provision and an innovator in mental healthcare, is excited to announce that it has been named a winner in Red Herring’s Top 100 Europe.
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It's World Health Day, and this year's theme, Our planet, our health, focuses on the connection between our environment and our wellbeing. Our latest blog explores how we can engage with nature...
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UK innovator closes Series B financing to develop AI-enabled, evidence-based digital therapeutics built on the world's largest mental health treatment data set.
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