Aug 2016
Ball State University
The Counseling Center would like to announce our newest on-line tool…WellTrack. Welltrack is a self-help program specifically designed for help with stress, anxiety, and depression.
Jan. 2018
McGovern
UTHealthy Wellness Program, part of The Office of Employee Assistance Programs(EAP), is excited to introduce WellTrack
https://med.uth.edu/news/2018/01/23/welltrack-offers-interactive-tools-to-track-mental-well-being/…
Dec. 2017
Excalibur
Stress, anxiety, and depression are common for university students, yet there are no mechanisms for students on-the-go to monitor their mental health status.
April 2017
Ryersonian
Ryerson students will soon have access to an online therapy tool to better manage their mental health. The program is called WellTrack.
Nov 2016
MUN, UCSC
The number of students seeking mental health services is growing five times faster than enrollment, Kelly Field reports for the Chronicle of Higher Education.
https://eab.com/daily-briefing/2016/11/14/demands-for-mental-health-services-are-higher-than-ever…
Nov 2016
Rhode Island BAR Association
Rhode Island Bar Association in partnership with Coastline EAP offers new affilition with WellTrack
September 2016
University of Windsor
Dr. Mohsan Beg & Faculty of Nursing students discuss their experience with WellTrack
Sept 2016
University of Windsor
Implemented at the University of Windsor in September, WellTrack is an app originally established in New Brunswick. The point of the app is to keep track of your mental health and suggest modules that you should watch based on the results of your tracking. So far, it has been well-received.
April 2016
Ryerson University
WellTrack is meant to help users through computerized cognitive behavioural therapy. The platform tracks moods through diary entries and provides personalized therapy through an activity scheduler or relaxation exercises.
April 2016
University of California – Santa Cruz
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is adding a new tool to help with emerging concerns prior to the need for therapy, to add to the many therapeutic options currently offered.