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In the upcoming century, mental health is one of the biggest challenges our nation faces. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness : 1 in 5 U.S. adults experience mental illness in a given year. Suicide is the second leading cause of death in the U.S. for people aged 15–24. 46% of homeless adults live with severe mental illness and/or substance abuse disorders. Coming together Speakers and at the HackMentalHealth opening keynote with over 350+ attendees. Kelsey Crowe Jennifer Akullian That’s why, on February 3–4, 2018 at California Institute of Integral Studies, we held , a 24 hour event focused on hands-on learning and partnership in the mental health space. Silicon Valley’s largest ever mental health hackathon The HackMentalHealth team was blown away by the final numbers, . This incredible outcome signals a growing need for innovation in the intersection of technology and mental health. with 350+ Attendees, 30+ Sponsors, and 20+ Mentors Not your average hackathon This wasn’t an average hackathon. To be consistent with the principles of a healthy mind and body, we flipped the hackathon formula on its head. For beverages, we provided Guayakí Yerba Mate and instead of Red Bull. hint water We enacted a seven hour code-freeze, encouraging all participants to rest well during the event. We included personal pronouns on participants’ name tags. We hosted several health-oriented workshops and events, including yoga breaks, guided meditation, and even an expressive arts therapy session. We also hosted a Coding for Beginners workshop to help make the hackathon open to people of all backgrounds and experiences. We hosted a Lightning Talks session with presentations on diverse topics ranging from suicide to VR in therapy, mental health in developing markets to the importance of human connections. We hope that HackMentalHealth can positively change the culture of hackathons to be healthier and less stressful. Bridging the gap From left to right: Ning Zhou, Matt Hirschtritt, Steven Chan, Meredith Meacham, and Jennifer Guo HackMentalHealth’s mission is to bridge the gap between mental health professionals and technologists. That’s why we brought in over thirty mentors in the mental health professional space, including psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, and other healthcare professionals, led by . Clare Purvis Each team could sign up for mentorship and engage directly with therapists and psychiatrists. Instead of developing tech products in a vacuum, we wanted to ensure that the end results of the hackathon were actually useful and practical in a professional mental health setting. Our incredible partners This event would not have been possible without our incredible partners and sponsors, from a variety of backgrounds. : , , LinkedIn Wellness, , , , , , , Tech TokBox BetterDoctor Data Greylock Partners DevRelate.io Angel Launch Healthcare Blocks Slow Ventures React JS , , , , , , , , , , Mental Health: NAMI SF SF Suicide Prevention Big Health Lantern WELL MH Prompt Campfire Orchid Mental Health Association of SF Point Ketamine LARKR Academic: California Institute of Integral Studies Jessica Livingston, Founding Partner of Individual: Y Combinator , , , , Food & Beverage: hint water Kasa Indian Eatery Guayakí PEAK Yogurt Noosa Other: SOMA The results “The movement has begun. What you’re doing is a gift to humanity.” — DAVE MORIN “The best part was meeting passionate, talented, kind people who want to make a difference. I feel inspired and energized. I’m so excited for the future of mental health care!” — Ning Zhou, UCSF Psychiatry Resident We were so inspired by not only the final presentations, but also the participants’ enthusiasm of making a difference in the space. Our judges were industry leaders, from both the mental health and technology spaces. Judges Courtney Brown, Seth Rosenberg, and Dave Morin. Not featured: Liz Beaven and Nicollette Maristela : , Founder and Partner and Founder at Sunrise | , Provost of California Institute Of Integral Studies | , Investor at | , SF Suicide Hotline Director | Nicollette Maristela, Communications Specialist at Judges DAVE MORIN Slow Ventures Liz Beaven Seth Rosenberg Greylock Partners Courtney Brown Mental Health Association of SF The final winners: Congrats to Huddle, the winners of HackMentalHealth 2018 | First Place: Huddle, group therapy at your fingertips Devpost Link | Second Place / Audience Choice : EyeRIS, using a Muse headband for clinician data Devpost Link | Third Place: Itsy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in a chat-bot for chronic pain Devpost Link | Organizers’ Choice Award: Mirror Health, creating deeper mental health insights Devpost Link peerLearn, bring people together to practice good mental health | Tokbox API Prize: Devpost Link How can I join the HackMentalHealth Movement? It doesn’t end here. We’re starting with a monthly newsletter and continued events throughout the year, but we need your help. Please join us in this movement. Social Media: , Facebook Twitter Community: , (taking community submissions ) Facebook Group Medium Publication here Email Newsletter below: Want to get more involved? Fill out for leadership opportunities. this form HackMentalHealth is led and organized by , , , , , , , Neha Madan, , and Edith Borrebach. Stephen Cognetta Daniel Pourasghar Pragya Bajoria Nick DiRienzo Ashwin Kumar Clare Purvis Alexa Meyer Zach Leach

HackMentalHealth 2018: “The Movement Has Begun”

In the upcoming century, mental health is one of the biggest challenges our nation faces. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness : 1 in 5 U.S. adults experience mental illness in a given year. Suicide is the second leading cause of death in the U.S. for people aged 15–24. 46% of homeless adults live with severe mental illness and/or substance abuse disorders. Coming Together There are talented, inspiring mental health practitioners tackling mental health issues on the front lines. There are brilliant minds in the technology field who are eager to make a real impact in improving the health of millions of Americans. There are survivors and friends of loved ones who have suffered from mental health illnesses. Everyone has an important role in this conversation. Let’s come together and innovate mental health. The Event Taking place over February 3–4, 2018, HackMentalHealth will be holding a 24-hour event focused on hands-on learning and partnership with the mental health space, including academia, industry, and entrepreneurship. Our judges include leaders from a diverse set of disciplines: , Founder and Partner and Founder at Sunrise DAVE MORIN Slow Ventures , Provost of California Institute Of Integral Studies Liz Beaven , Investor at Seth Rosenberg Greylock Partners , SF Suicide Hotline Director Courtney Brown Nicollette Maristela, Communications Specialist at Mental Health Association of SF We are also joined by some of the leading companies and organizations dedicated to improving our nation’s state of mental health: : , , LinkedIn Wellness, , Tech TokBox LinkedIn Greylock Partners DevRelate.io , , , , , , , Mental Health: SF Suicide Prevention Big Health Lantern WELL Prompt Campfire Orchid Mental Health Association of SF Academic: California Institute of Integral Studies Jessica Livingston, Founding Partner of Individual: Y Combinator , , , Food & Beverage: hint water Kasa Indian Eatery Soylent Guayakí note : full sponsor list available at our site This Isn’t Your Average Hackathon Most hackathons require participants to be coders and chug Red Bull all night in order to participate. Since we believe in the importance of mental health, we’re making sure this hackathon is different: We’ll enact a “code freeze” to encourage participants to get sleep. Instead of Red Bull, we’re partnering with health-conscious companies like Hint Water and Soylent. Our activities include yoga workshops, expressive art therapy, and even an acupuncture session! We hope that HackMentalHealth can shift the direction of hackathons to be more health-conscious and less detrimental to participants’ well-being. How Do I Join? This hackathon is open to all disciplines and backgrounds. You can read more at our website, , and sign up to participate at our http://www.hackmentalhealth.care Eventbrite Sign Up Page . If you’d like to get more involved, you can: . Like our Facebook Page . Follow us on Twitter . Apply to join our Facebook Group for participants If you’re interested in helping make this event a success, feel free to shoot us a DM on Twitter. Clap this article on Medium so others can view it.

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