MoodGym and Blue Pages: An Internet Depression Intervention

MoodGym and Blue Pages: An Internet Depression Intervention offers primary and secondary interventions on the internet to help those struggling with depression. The first part of this intervention is the website Blue Pages which aims to educate the general public about depression. The goal of this website is to increase awareness about depression and its typical signs. In addition, the second part of this intervention is MoodGym, another website that has the goal of providing therapy for those currently suffering from depression. This website also seeks to help individuals improve their depressive symptoms.

Our team decided to include this practice because of how closely it connects to our subgoal from the Community Health Improvement Plan, supporting campaigns that focus on reducing behavioral health stigma. Data we found from social media also showed that the Bloomington-Normal community has an interest in spreading more awareness about depression and ways to treat it. These websites strive to increase awareness regarding depressive symptoms and help to reduce the stigma around depression and seeking help. 

What are the numbers?

  • MoodGym offers organization-wide subscriptions
    • $27 for individual access for 12 months
  • Blue Pages is a free resource
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This is a map of the Bloomington-Normal community with the points of the non-profit organizations and the different bus routes and bus stops leading to each organization that could potentially take more of a lead on the MoodGym and Blue Pages: An Internet Depression Intervention Promising Practice.

Creator: Alex Dawson. All Rights Reserved.

Below is a list of resources that could potentially take more of a lead on this Promising Practice:

MoodGym and Blue Pages: An Internet Depression Intervention