Experience the power of digital depression therapy
deprexis is one of the most researched digital therapies in the world that uses proven techniques to help individuals with mild-to-severe depression
Digital therapy that feels personal
deprexis was designed with individual needs in mind. Everyone is different, and that idea is at the core of how deprexis works. As people interact with the program, their sessions are uniquely customized based on their input. This isn't a one-size-fits-all therapy…it’s truly personal.
Driven by individual input
Consistent interaction is at the core of every deprexis experience
Guided by cognitive behavioral therapy
Digitally integrates an evidence-based approach to alleviate negative thought and behavior patterns
Grows with you
Learns from information you share to provide a customized experience that evolves over the three month duration of therapy
24/7 access
100% cloud-based ensures discretion and confidentiality for all deprexis users
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deprexis can help
Developed by expertsCreated by a team of clinical psychologists, psychotherapists, and software developers to optimize every aspect of the deprexis experience
Created by a team of clinical psychologists, psychotherapists, and software developers to optimize every aspect of the deprexis experience
Real-world proof
Studied in over 2,800 people across 11 clinical trials in multiple clinical scenarios
deprexis is a web application indicated for the adjunctive treatment of chronic or recurrent depression or depressive disorders as a primary or secondary diagnosis (e.g. as a comorbidity in multiple sclerosis or epilepsy) for patients 18 years of age or older who are experiencing a depressive episode.
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Whether you're looking to use, order, or provide deprexis, email us at deprexissupport@orexo.com or call us at 1-833-DEPREXIS for more information that's tailored to your needs
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deprexis® is not a healthcare provider and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or standalone treatment. If you need immediate medical attention, please contact your health care provider or go to the closest emergency room.