Improving your mental health shouldn’t be trial and error.

You’ve tried therapy, medication, and lifestyle changes, but nothing seems to stick.

❌  You struggle to stay consistent with healthy habits

❌  You feel alone, unsure what’s working

❌  You don’t get help until things feel overwhelming


66% of people with depression say they feel alone in their struggles.

You deserve support before things get worse.

Understand Your Habits, Improve Your Mental Health

Backed by clinical research, the social rhythms theory shows that sticking to regular routines can stabilize mood and reduce depression symptoms.

Health Rhythms interprets signals like sleep, activity, and social interactions to help you finally understand how your habits contribute to your depression.

Unlike typical mood-tracking apps, these insights are based on your behaviors, not just your feelings.

With one-on-one guidance from a Care Coach, you’ll uncover what’s disrupting your routines, learn ways to stabilize your rhythms, and get support for your unique needs.

What Makes Health Rhythms the Right Tool for You

Track What's Impacting Your Mood

Measure sleep, activity, and social engagement so you can build routines that stabilize your mental health. No more trial and error.

Get Support Before Things Get Worse

Your Care Coach checks in when your depression scores show signs of worsening. You don’t have to ask for help alone.

Make Sense of Your Mental Health Data

With depression severity assessments, your Care Coach translates your mental health scores into personalized tips. No more guesswork.

Connect to Resources That Fit Your Needs

Struggling with finances, housing, or support? Your Care Coach helps you navigate real-world challenges and even joins calls to advocate for you.

See Progress Over Time

Take a quality of life assessment before and after using Health Rhythms, so you can see real improvement in your depression symptoms.

How It Works

Start feeling like yourself again in five simple steps.

1

Download the App and Start Messaging

Track sleep, activity, and social engagement to understand how habits impact your mental health.

2

Meet With Your Care Coach

Meet with the same Coach every time. They’ll get to know you and connect you to resources.

3

Complete Depression Assessments Every Two Weeks

Your Care Coach checks in when you show signs of decline so you never have to ask for help alone.

4

Make Small, Meaningful Adjustments

With science-backed weekly challenges and coaching, you’ll know what’s working and how to stay on track.

5

See Your Progress Over Time

Measure your mental health with quality of life assessments to see real improvements.

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FAQs

How can my phone measure my mental health?

Your phone tracks patterns in your daily routines—like sleep, activity, and social interactions. The Health Rhythms app uses the principles of the social rhythms theory to factor in those three metrics to give you a Behavioral Vital Signs® score which is a measurement of your mental health.

Can Health Rhythms diagnose my depression or anxiety?

No, Health Rhythms doesn’t diagnose conditions. The app is a tool that helps you understand your mental health with measurable data to share with your therapist. Our Care Coaches can’t diagnose you but they can connect you to a therapist of your choice who can diagnose and provide treatment.

Can I use Health Rhythms if I’m already on medication or in therapy?

Absolutely. Health Rhythms complements your existing treatment by providing measurements to help you and your therapist see what’s working. In fact, combining the social rhythms theory with medication enhances treatment effectiveness by approximately 65%.

Can Health Rhythms treat my depression or anxiety?

Health Rhythms isn’t a treatment, it’s a tool that supports your treatment by tracking progress and connecting you with a therapist who understands your needs.

What People in Our Clinical Studies Are Saying

“My report was very accurate and when I shared it with my counselor she was impressed and it gave us a way to know what is working and skills I need to work on.”
“I love being able to see what areas I need to work on.”
“It lets me in on how well I am doing from week to week and how I'm changing and growing.”
“I've got something to gauge how bad my depression is and something to show my doctors when I talk to them.”
“They seem to genuinely care what I feel. I love having someone check up on me when nobody else does.”