let's
change
disordered eating,
together.
Juniver is a digital program for anyone with concerns about their relationship with food. Together with clinicians we help patients free themselves from disordered eating, strengthen their decision-making, and get back to living their lives.
Juniver is a digital program for anyone with concerns about their
relationship with food. Together with clinicians we help patients free
themselves from disordered eating, strengthen their decision-making,
and get back to living their lives.
92%
of Juniver members felt their
food-related urges dissipate
during our pilot.
disordered eating touches everyone.
disordered eating
touches everyone.
9%
of people in the US
experience an eating
disorder in their lifetime
of people in the US experience an eating disorder in their lifetime
75%+
of women report clinically significant
concerns with their weight and shape
of women reporting clinically significant concerns with their weight and shape
50%+
of females and 25%+ of males
report unhealthy weight control
behaviors in the transition from
adolescence to adulthood
of females and 25%+ of males report unhealthy weight control behaviors in the transition from adolescence to adulthood
22%
of youth under the age of
18 experience disordered
eating symptoms.
of youth under the age of 18 experience disordered eating symptoms
a
new
way
to support your patients
between sessions.
to support your patients between sessions.
Sometimes clinicians are working with patients specifically to address
concerns with eating. Other times, concerns about eating may arise while
treating a patient for other mental health concerns. For both these cases,
Juniver supports clinicians on the front line.
Sometimes clinicians are working with patients specifically to address concerns with eating. Other times, concerns about eating may arise while treating a patient for other mental health concerns. For both these cases, Juniver supports clinicians on the front line.
In-the-moment tools to combat urges
Juniver’s app allows patients to get support in the moment when
disordered eating urges arise. Your patients can now have access to
reminders, tools, and support in between their sessions with you.
Juniver’s app allows patients to get support in the moment when disordered eating urges arise. Your patients can now have access to reminders, tools, and support in between their sessions with you.
Clinicians work incredibly hard to make changes with their patients.
Juniver can help support this growth so that recovery sticks, for good.
Clinicians work incredibly hard to make changes with their patients. Juniver can help support this growth so that recovery sticks, for good.
how
juniver
works
Rooted in neuroscience, Juniver fits member’s lives with in-the-moment
support, empowering them to recover, one urge at a time.
Rooted in neuroscience, Juniver fits patient’s lives with in-the-moment support, empowering them to recover, one urge at a time.
Personalized help
through every urge
Practical tools to help in-the-moment
when an urge hits, or when patients
want to prevent the next one.
Practical tools to help you in-the-moment when an urge hits, or when you want to prevent the next one.
Lessons on how the brain
works and how to retrain it
Bitesize insights about the brain,
how compulsions develop, and
how to curb cravings.
Bitesize insights about your brain, how we develop compulsions, and how to curb cravings.
Access to a judgment-free
community moderated by
the Juniver team
Patients can find connections and
support 24/7 with people who get it.
Find connection and support 24/7 with people who get it. Plus, attend Live Events to continue your growth.
period in months that I haven't binged.
20+ years ago, I am not dieting and not
binging. Thank you, Juniver.
Juniver
complements
your clinical care.
Intersession Support
You work hard in sessions with your patients, but sometimes the greatest challenge is how to make these changes stick outside of session. With access to our micro-intervention tools in between sessions, your patients can continue to make progress while reducing the burden on you as the clinician.
You work hard in sessions with your patients,
but sometimes the greatest challenge is how to
make these changes stick outside of session.
With access to our micro-intervention tools in
between sessions, your patients can continue to
make progress while reducing the burden on
you as the clinician.
Community and Coaching
The additional validation of community support can help patients feel heard and supported. The access to a Juniver community provides members with a support network of others dealing with similar challenges, and adds value to the work being done with their clinical team.
The additional validation of community support
can help patients feel heard and supported.
The access to a Juniver community provides
members with a support network of others
dealing with similar challenges, and adds value
to the work being done with their clinical team.
Progress Tracking
Our goal is to help our members reduce their urges and shape the life they want for themselves. An important component of this is being able to track progress. With Juniver your patients can now track their urges and their actions in between sessions.
Our goal is to help our members reduce their
urges and shape the life they want for
themselves. An important component of this is
being able to track progress. With Juniver your
patients can now track their urges and their
actions in between sessions.
built alongside
clinical
experts.
The Juniver Program was developed alongside the
Juniver Scientific Advisory Committee.
The Juniver Program was developed alongside the Juniver Medical Advisory Board
Dr. Matt Collins
Associate Chief of Family Medicine, Atrius Health
Dr. Collins is a family physician and Associate Chief of Family Medicine at Atrius Health, a network of connected care for adult and pediatric patients in Massachusetts. Previously, he was the Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island.
Dr. Laura A. Berner
PhD, Clinical Psychology
Dr. Berner is Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, where she directs a research program affiliated with the Center for Computational Psychiatry and the Center of Excellence in Eating and Weight Disorders. Her research aims to understand how and why eating pathology arises and identify precise targets for new interventions. Dr. Berner’s work has been funded by grants from the NIMH and support from multiple foundations, including the National Eating Disorders Association. She is also a clinical psychologist with 15 years of experience treating patients with eating disorders. She obtained her PhD in Clinical Psychology from Drexel University, and her B.A. in Psychology & Neuroscience from Princeton University.
Dr. Maddalena Miele
MD, DPhil, MRCPsych
Dr. Miele has a clinical background in Obstetrics/Gynaecology and a research background in neuroscience. She has been heavily involved in developing perinatal mental health services within the NHS to enhance the care for pregnant and postpartum women with psychiatric disorders common during this period such as anxiety, depression, and eating disorders.
Dr. Karina Allen
PhD, Clinical Psychology
Dr. Allen has worked in the field of eating disorders for 20 years, holding both academic and clinical roles in Australia and the UK. She is Consultant Clinical Psychologist at the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust (SLaM) Eating Disorder Service and a Visiting Senior Lecturer at King’s College London. She was heavily involved in the England-wide roll-out of First Episode Rapid Early Intervention for Eating Disorders (FREED) and training in the Maudsley Anorexia Nervosa Treatment for Adults (MANTRA).
Let’s work together to change
the standard of care.
Let’s work together to change the standard of care.
