Resiliency Technologies’ real-world case studies covering over 10 years of data implementing the Sharpen® system in diverse patient populations has been accepted to the Engagement in Digital Health Interventions workshop at the ACM (The Association for Computing Machinery) CHI conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems.

From 2023-2025, a large Division I university implemented Sharpen® DTX, a digital care coordination and therapeutics platform combining universal mental health and suicide risk screening (CAT-MH®) with peer-focused mental health literacy and athlete wellness modules. Over 3 years 1,275 student-athletes completed the program. 9.9% were flagged for elevated suicide risk and received same-day clinical triage via Sharpen dashboard. Download full white paper.

Resiliency Technologies is proud to announce that our flagship digital therapeutics platform, Sharpen DTX, is in the process of being recognized as a Live Well San Diego partner. This prestigious recognition from San Diego County honors organizations making significant contributions to the health, safety, and well-being of San Diego communities.

Thanks to a 3-year suicide prevention grant from SAMHSA, this week marked a milestone in suicide prevention training for medical education. At the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM) in Spartanburg, South Carolina, we brought together national experts, physicians, clinical psychologists, and medical students to create immersive, simulation based modules.

Having conducted over 100 listening sessions, we've used the intimacy and authenticity of documentary storytelling to capture what often goes unheard in traditional research—the powerful stories of real people navigating health challenges in their daily lives.

Vescent and Resiliency Technologies have partnered to rewrite the narrative. We prepare college mentors to show up for middle school girls navigating some of life's toughest challenges.

Analysis of 16 mentor responses after participation in Sharpen Mental Health Literacy 5 hour training indicates that brief, intensive mental health literacy training can effectively equip young adults with essential competencies for supporting youth.

Resiliency Technologies celebrates measurable impact with our comprehensive Sharpen suicide prevention program for health workers.

When trained peer mentors connect with mentees, safe spaces are created for meaningful conversations.  Studies show significant academic benefits as well as increased emotional well-being, higher self-esteem, improved mental health literacy, and better communication skills. The Sharpen Peer Resiliency model stems from 20 years of real-world expertise and has an array of features.

Research foundation, analysis and practical guidance for implementing suicide prevention in schools, communities and health systems -- 5 strategies to improve individual, family and community resilience.

This white paper presents findings from two pilot implementations of Resiliency Technologies’ digital therapeutic mental health platform (Sharpen DTX) across adolescent populations.

Celebrating a 5 year partnership that has transformed campus mental health.

Resiliency Technologies achieves NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider status

Resiliency Technologies had the honor of presenting for the 6th year at the Southeastern School Behavioral Health conference in Myrtle Beach this week and wanted to share important highlights.

Sharpen Mental Health Literacy for foster parents now available on SC Department of Social Services learning management site.

Sharpen Mental Health Literacy (MHL) and suicide prevention training for medical students is part of SAMHSA-funded prevention grant with VCOM.

Sharpen 5 hour eating disorder awareness and prevention training has just been expanded as required continuing education for physicians.

Sharpen medical student resiliency reaches 6-year collaboration mark, leading to research publications and expansion of program.

Sharpen Eating Disorder Awareness and Prevention (SEDAP) training for medical students and physicians is a 5 hour evidence-based course.

Suicide safety planning incorporates evidence-based strategies that support youth mental health and resiliency.