Wave published a peer-reviewed study in JMIR Formative Research (Pickover and Adler, 2025, N=64) showing that more than half of participants presented with severe or extremely severe depression, anxiety, or stress at baseline, and coaching participants showed statistically significant greater symptom reduction than app-only controls across all three DASS-21 domains.
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Two behavioral health vendors report 64% and 71% improvement. That doesn't mean one of them works better. An improvement rate is a percentage of a population, and vendor…
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Wave
- Industry
- Mental Health Care
- Location
- Palo Alto, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Wave
Wave is a leading virtual mental health solution, founded by Stanford-trained clinical psychologist Dr. Sarah Adler. We specialize in supporting a wide range of organizations, from businesses to academic institutions, through personalized mental health care and innovative technology. With an emphasis on mental health coaching, Wave offers real-time assessments, tailored coaching programs, and virtual sessions to help individuals manage stress, anxiety, and other mental health concerns. Backed by licensed therapists, our evidence-based approach ensures comprehensive support, boosting both personal well-being and organizational productivity. Wave integrates seamlessly into any organization, empowering employees and teams to thrive.
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