Mend Mental WellnessAbout Mend
About Mend
Building more pathways into safe, informed support.
Mend develops educational tools and explores responsible models for private, user-controlled trauma-support access. The work begins with evidence, boundaries, and lived-experience governance, not promises of a universal intervention.
01AccessMore practical ways to begin.
02EvidenceIndependent evaluation and clear limits.
03AgencyUser control over pace, privacy, and choice.
Explore Mend
Organization, products, and principles.
Advocacy
Access, evidence & choice
The seven-case argument for researching responsible self-directed resources.
Explore the case → ScopeWhat Mend builds
Current tools, planned products, business boundaries, and claim guardrails.
Review the scope → TrustPrivacy by design
What remains on-device, what Mend collects, and what it deliberately avoids.
Read the policy → Current toolEMDR prep worksheet
A private preparation worksheet with user-controlled pause and grounding choices.
Open EMDR prep worksheet →Clear boundary
Education and self-support, not therapy.
Mend does not diagnose, provide crisis care, deliver clinician-led EMDR, or claim that bilateral stimulation alone is EMDR. Research and product claims are separated and labeled.