Behavioral Health Tools
Improving access to behavioral health care
Only 29% of adults diagnosed with depression actually receive treatment.1 Our online tools give members a convenient and private way to learn more and seek help on their own.
Find health professionals
This search tool is a fast, convenient way to find a network of behavorial health care profrssionals and intensive outpatient programs. Members can locate:
- Psychiatrists
- Psychologists
- Clinical social workers
- Clinical counselors
- Certified addiction counselors
Depression Awareness
Our online, private depression assessment can help people learn if they should seek help. We also offer information about depression, anxiety and other mental health conditions.
Aetna Resources For LivingSM mobile app
Members can access Aetna Resources For Living on the go with our mobile app. The app will provide them with:
- Access to resources and content on their schedule
- Tools to track their moods or email a service request
- Resilience tips to help reduce stress and promote well-being
- Awareness of Aetna Resources For Living products and services
OneHealth® peer-to-peer support
Members are able to connect with others and find support communities on OneHealth. The site helps them in a number of ways, including:
- Combines peer support, social media and evidence-based clinical principles
- Provides real-time intervention, support and accountability from peers and peer specialists
- Offers communities such as stress reduction, addiction, depression, anxiety, tobacco and family/caregiver support
MyBrainSolutions
Designed to engage people in their own well-being, MyBrainSolutions is an interactive brain training site designed to help people:
- Manage stress
- Boost memory
- Sustain attention
- Learn from mistakes
- Plan ahead
- Overcome impulses
- Develop a positive outlook
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