Projects List

For those struggling with gambling addiction, SpillFri offers comprehensive support and guidance to manage and overcome the addiction.

Grubl is designed to deal with worries and brooding. This program helps users break destructive thought processes and develop strategies to deal with worries in a constructive way.

The OA-AID app provides osteoarthritis patients with decision support by offering information about different treatment options, enabling them to make informed choices about their treatment.

The URIKA app has been developed for patients with gout, and helps them track symptoms, receive dietary and lifestyle advice, and receive medication reminders.

Internet-based program for adults with ADHD, developed under the auspices of the INTROMAT project. The program includes psychoeducation, text, audio, video material and action plans.

The treatment program includes elements of cognitive behavioral therapy and exposure therapy to help patients manage and reduce panic attacks.

Helse i Hardanger makes arrangements for patients with chronic health conditions to receive highly competent help to formulate tailored treatment goals where they take part in their own health change project at every step.

In a society where mental health is becoming increasingly important, it is crucial to start early with preventive measures. The Norwegian Directorate of Health has made significant progress in offering support and resources to promote good mental health among young people.

The projects represent a significant step forward in patient treatment, and are particularly aimed at gout, osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.

Youwell is proud to have developed and implemented a national platform for eBehandling, formerly known as eMeistring, which is now used by all healthcare organizations in Norway.

UngSpotlight is a digital self-help tool for young people with presentation anxiety who have a fear of speaking in front of the class. The tool is made available by the Directorate of Health to all young people in Norway via ung.no.

Gynea is a digital learning and coping program for those who have had abdominal cancer.