Psyched in San Francisco adopts Mentegram’s behavior monitoring app for improved therapy outcomes

SAN FRANCISCO - Sept. 15, 2014 - PRLog -- Psyched in San Francisco (http://www.psychedinsanfrancisco.com) is a local downtown psychotherapy center the Examiner recently called “crazy cool”. The group practice has a unique focus on leveraging technology to make psychotherapy more accessible to more people. Mentegram’s reliable, confidential and HIPPA-compliant goal tracking capabilities allow a therapist to track a patient’s progress outside the therapy room by simply using a mobile device.

Traci Ruble, a Psyched in San Francisco founder, therapist and former high tech professional, believes that technology innovation represents the future of therapy to help clients quickly achieve their goals. She said, “We are very excited to partner with Mentegram. They provide our therapists the ability to customize a mobile questionnaire that is personalized and trackable—the way people today expect their technology (from work goal tracking to step counting) to work. Mentegram is a confidential, reliable and customizable application backed by a great team who really gets the applicability of trackable personal growth.”

Igor Holas, Founder and Chief Scientist at Mentegram (http://www.mentegram.com) which is based in Austin, TX is on a mission to make the world a better place by bringing thoughtful technology innovation to therapists and clients in order to achieve wellness. "Psyched in San Francisco was already thinking about online tools for growth and were motivated to leverage Mentegram’s mobile application to remind clients of their session goals and allow therapists to track client progress every day. They are a natural partner for us."

Psyched in San Francisco is a psychotherapy center made up of therapists who have come together to build a culture of well-being in the Bay Area by providing: state-of-the-art psychotherapy, a personalized online classroom, and a commitment to community wellness through taking therapeutic principles to the streets. We are on a mission to do some serious consciousness-raising about the benefits of psychotherapy in all its forms, from curing a short-term “mental flu”, to diving into longer- term transformation. Going to see a psychotherapist has a proven return on investment and we want  people who might not have considered psychotherapy before to take advantage of therapy’s very real and tangible benefits.