Designing DancingMind's World-Class Digital Therapy Platform.
With digital therapy, we help make therapy and your health journey Motivational, Effective, Convenient, and Right Now.
Our digital therapy platform has always been designed patient-first and clinician-first.
We've also undertaken research at top medical institutions to demonstrate the clinical effectiveness of our digital therapy platforms, and we are also doing innovation research to improve our constantly improve our therapy platform.
Our Research Outcomes & Partners
Remote Therapy for Stroke Research
Not Yet Published
We've worked with a big number of Stroke Survivors in Singapore and the United Kingdom, setting and scoring new rehab goals such as Overcoming Neglect, Improving Gait, and helping with Cognitive Impairment
Paid Service in Memory Clinics
for Dementia Early Intervention
Published
We've worked with a big number of Stroke Survivors in Singapore and the United Kingdom, setting and scoring new rehab goals such as Overcoming Neglect, Improving Gait, and helping with Cognitive Impairment
Green-Lane Solution after
Significant Improvement in Pilot
Not Yet Published
After DancingMind is implemented as a solution to deliver digital therapy, patients see significant improvements in their physical, cognitive and psychological well-being, while bringing productivity benefits of >30% to care facilities.
Remote Therapy for Parkinson’s, ALS / MNDs Significant Progress < 3 months
Not Yet Published
Home therapy for patients with neurodegenerative diseases, to slow down deterioration and encourage recovery of motor functions.
Patient-Designed Graduated Exposure Therapy for PTSD Mental Health
Published
Achieved:
Real-Time Anxiety Tracking.
Greatly Reduced Treatment Queue Time.
Improved User Feedback for Treatment Quality.
Our Research Results.
Controlled Research Trials show the following:
- Cognitive Improvements in Cognitive Assessments such as MMSE and Mini-ACE
- Mobility Improvements in Range of Motion and Strength
- Mood Improvements and Uninterrupted Sleep
- Confidence in pursuing new activities
- Translation into Quality of Life Improvements
Based on our research publications:
1. Hill, James Edward orcid icon, Twamley, Jacqueline, Breed, Hetty, Kenyon, Roger, Casey, Rob, Zhang, Jennifer and Clegg, Andrew. (2021) Scoping review of the use of virtual reality in intensive care units. Nursing in Critical Care . ISSN 1362-1017
2. Twamley J, Hamer O, Hill J, Kenyon R, Twamley H, Casey R, Zhang J, Williams A, Clegg A. Exploring the perceptions of former ICU patients and clinical staff on barriers and facilitators to the implementation of virtual reality exposure therapy: A qualitative study. Nurs Crit Care. 2022 Dec 2. doi: 10.1111/nicc.12868. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 36458458.