Leading a revolutionary transformation in mental health support
Leading a revolutionary transformation in mental health support
We are a united force of mental health pioneers driving a creative and strategic revolution in mental health access through game-changing mental health training programs for communities, nonprofits, and businesses.
Together with our esteemed partners—The Miller-Dwan Foundation, George Washington University, and The New School for Social Research—we intend to play a pivotal role in laying the foundation for mental wellness on a worldwide scale.
Anticipated Business Outcomes
Within the gap of unmet needs lies the opportunity for positive change.
ArcaMind stands distinguished
in these key strengths.
Evidence-Based
All training programs are research-supported and led by experienced mental health professionals, ensuring reliability, consistency, and a strong foundation in proven methods.
Comprehensive Approach
Taking a proactive stance, prevention and early intervention are emphasized, integrating stress management, resilience training, and mental health education through every stage of the mental health journey.
Accessible & Inclusive
Founded on principles of inclusivity, programs prioritize language accessibility and cultural sensitivity, ensuring mental health services are available and welcoming to everyone, regardless of background or circumstances.
Compliance-Centered
Adherence to regulations, standards, and ethics is at the core of program development, acting as guideposts to ensure the highest ethical standards in every aspect of the work.
Scalable
Programs are designed for scalability, adapting to diverse community needs and expanding to meet growing demands, including scaling up the mental health workforce to address increasing needs effectively.
Cost-Effective
Innovative strategies are employed to deliver sustainable, high-quality mental health services, focusing on providing proven solutions that promote resilience and well-being without compromising quality or affordability.
Changing lives, workplaces, and communities
through connection, prevention, early
intervention, and support.
This proven, scalable, and cost-effective low-intensity mental health intervention was developed by the World Health Organization. It supports those with common mental health conditions like anxiety or depression and addresses stressful life problems. PM+ fills a gap in behavioral health services by providing early intervention and potentially preventing more acute needs.
In response to global requests, the World Health Organization has developed a group version of the PM+ program. This version adapts Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques to be practical in communities with few specialists. The intervention is designed to help groups experiencing depression, anxiety, and stress, whether or not these issues stem from adversity. It aims to improve mental health and psychosocial well-being, regardless of the severity of the problems.
Developed by the World Health Organization and UNICEF, this program features seven group sessions for adolescents with stress, anxiety, and depression, plus three sessions for caregivers. Using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy principles, it includes psychoeducation, stress management, behavioral activation, and problem-solving techniques. EASE promotes supportive caregiving and helps adolescents develop effective coping strategies.
This 5-session stress management course developed by the World Health Organization is for groups of up to 30 people. It is designed for adults experiencing stress, regardless of their location or circumstances. It effectively reduces psychological distress and prevents mental disorders. Its flexible format makes it an excellent complement to other mental health interventions, an initial step in a stepped care program, or a community intervention within broader community programming.
