Our Work
We advance cutting-edge neuropsychiatric research, creating a wellspring of hope for better diagnostic tools and treatments for brain health conditions. This emphasis on research is also infused in our patient-centered services, as well as our initiatives to dismantle stigma and discrimination through education and media.
Science
Accelerating breakthroughs
One Mind accelerates breakthroughs in the understanding, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental illness through research.
AURORA
A national research initiative that works to improve the understanding, resilience, and recovery of individuals who have experienced a traumatic event.
ASPIRe
A national initiative to reduce serious psychiatric illness in youth.
- Elizabeth Morgan Brown Memorial Fund: Building capacity of Coordinated Specialty Care for youth mental health.
- Strong 365: Digitally connecting at-risk youth to care for early-stage psychotic illness.
TRACK-TBI
Identifying and confirming FDA-approved biomarkers for traumatic brain injuries.
Business
Scaling implementation
One Mind scales implementation of mental health solutions through entrepreneurship and corporate workplace culture.
One Mind PsyberGuide
Unbiased expert reviews of mental health apps and digital health resources.
Media
Transforming culture
One Mind changes attitudes and behaviors in young adults regarding mental health and normalizes health-seeking through content.
Latest News
March 19, 2024
One Mind Named to Fast Company’s Annual List of the World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2024
RUTHERFORD, Calif. — One Mind has been named to Fast Company’s prestigious list of the World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2024. This year’s list ...
Read AboutMarch 4, 2024
One Mind™ Accelerator Announces Second Cohort of Mental Health Startups
RUTHERFORD, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–One Mind™, a leading mental health non-profit based in Napa Valley, CA, today announced the 2024 cohort of its ...
Read AboutJanuary 10, 2024
Current Access Needs in Mental Health
Mental health care in the United States has reached a crisis point. Approximately one in five U.S. adults – or 57.8 million Americans in 2021 – are living ...
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