Tag: Mental Health - Latest Releases

Jan 20, 2012 - Version 1.5 of Mental Health Scales, an app developed by Carol Peyser, M.D. and Apps & More Software Design, Inc. to bring to the health care professional a comprehensive set of mental health rating scales on the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad is now available in the iTunes App store. The new "universal" version includes an iPad-native interface, adds swipe gestures for navigation, and an additional rating scale, the PTSD Screen.

Jan 12, 2012 - Version 1.5 of Mental Health Scales, an app developed by Carol Peyser, M.D. and Apps & More Software Design, Inc. to bring to the health care professional a comprehensive set of mental health rating scales on the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad is now available in the iTunes App store. The new "universal" version includes an iPad-native interface, adds swipe gestures for navigation, and an additional rating scale, the PTSD Screen.

Jun 30, 2011 - Sydney based Aspyre Apps has announced MyMoodTracker 3.0, a significant update to their popular health and fitness app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. MyMoodTracker has evolved from a simple mood logging application to an exhaustive set of tools for keeping track of an individual's mental state. The latest update brings a completely new interface, improvements to user workflow, and significant performance gains.

Jun 22, 2011 - Sydney based Aspyre Apps today announces MyMoodTracker 3.0, a significant update to their popular health and fitness app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. MyMoodTracker has evolved from a simple mood logging application to an exhaustive set of tools for keeping track of an individual's mental state. The latest update brings a completely new interface, improvements to user workflow, and significant performance gains.

Feb 08, 2011 - Mental health software company Optimism Apps is pleased to announce Optimism 3.6, its popular mood chart and health planning application for OS X is now in the Mac App Store. Optimism helps a person to monitor the triggers and warning signs of a decline in their mental health, and develop strategies that help them to remain well. Optimism, has already risen to no. 3 in the Top Grossing Chart for Health and Fitness after just 3 days.

Jan 18, 2011 - Sydney based Optimism Apps has announced a 24 hour promotion on its website. The offer is for a 50% discount on the normal price of its applications. Optimism is a mood chart application that helps individuals develop strategies to manage depression, bipolar or other physical and mental health conditions. This promotion includes free upgrades for life and a free iPhone app for entering records on the go.

Feb 03, 2010 - Mental health software company Optimism Apps has announced Optimism 3.2, its popular mood chart and health planning application for OS X. At its core Optimism helps a person to monitor the triggers and warning signs of a decline in their mental health, and develop strategies that help them to remain well. Database fields can be customized to be very specific to the individual's circumstances. Version 3.2 continues to develop the charts to improve the contextual information available.

Jan 25, 2010 - Mental health software company Optimism Apps is pleased to announce Optimism 3.2, its popular mood chart and health planning application for OS X. At its core Optimism helps a person to monitor the triggers and warning signs of a decline in their mental health, and develop strategies that help them to remain well. Database fields can be customized to be very specific to the individual's circumstances. Version 3.2 continues to develop the charts to improve the contextual information available.

Dec 03, 2009 - Sydney firm Crackatonic Projects has announced Optimism for Mental Health 3.0, its popular wellness planning application. Optimism is a unique software program, designed to help people educate themselves and be proactive in managing their mental health. It is used both in conjunction with mental health professionals and as a standalone product. Simple charts and reports help to examine relationships and the effectiveness of health strategies.