By Resiliency Technologies, Inc.

The best mental healthliteracy toolson the market.

The Sharpen® system gives schools, families, and community organizations the best mental health literacy tools to improve mental wellness and resiliency.

Trusted by
Stanford UniversityUCSFVCOMUniversity of South CarolinaUnited Way of SCVNS HealthHealthMPowersSpartanburg RegionalPrisma Health
How It Works

Three steps.
One connected path.

Every Sharpen toolkit moves through the same three stages — adapted for your setting, your relationships, and the young people in your care.

01
Build shared language around mental health
Structured education that helps students, staff, families, or coaches talk openly about mental health — reducing stigma before individual need arises. Meeting people where they already are.
02
Identify who needs support, early
Clinically validated screening — powered by the same assessment technology used in hospital settings — brought into the everyday environments where young people live and learn.
03
Connect to the right next step
Clear, warm pathways to the right level of support — whether that's a counselor down the hall, a family conversation, or a referral. Sharpen doesn't leave anyone at the edge of a result.
The Evidence

Real people.
Real results.

Sharpen® prevention toolkits have been implemented in real communities, schools, and campuses since 2018.

47,569+
People across schools, colleges, veteran families, and community programs who have used a Sharpen® toolkit
OpenSearch Server-Side Data · All Prevention Toolkits · 2019-2026
57%
Average engagement rate across all toolkits, compared to a 4-11% industry benchmark. That's 5 to 14 times higher.
Cross-Toolkit Average (56.84%) · vs. Digital Therapeutics Industry Benchmark
148,388+
Resource engagements, from crisis line activations to clinical screeners, by users who went from reading about mental health to actively seeking help, without leaving the platform
OpenSearch Server-Side Data · All Toolkits · 2019-2026
“Users invested 429,260+ estimated hours, the equivalent of nearly 49 full years of continuous engagement, in meaningful mental health content across six years of real-world deployment.”
OpenSearch
Server-Side Data
2019-2026
Sharpen® Logic Model
10-44 Min
Average length of time spent in a single Sharpen® module
Combined ROI from 7 years of Sharpen® prevention toolkit data (2019-2026).
7 yrs
Continuous operation across all four toolkits, because communities kept coming back. Sustainability is its own kind of evidence.
Implementation Span · 2019-2026
2,850,546+
Module views across all prevention toolkits, from a single parent reading about teen anxiety to a veteran connecting with crisis support. A conservative floor: true total likely exceeds 5 million.
OpenSearch Server-Side Data · All Toolkits · 2019-2026
From the Field

The people who use it
said it best.

We have been working with all of our community partners to get foster care and parenting resources to our families through our branded app, sharpenFAMILY. This is a game-changer for any of us who seek to find more ways to use data to inform decision-making and improve our community impact.
Paige Stephenson
President & CEO
United Way of the Piedmont
As a clinical psychologist working to support the mental health of medical students who are under an incredible amount of stress, I needed a resource that would engage our students and provide tools to use outside of individual sessions. I was excited to learn about Sharpen®'s evidence-based toolkits rooted in building resilience. We launched our own version of Sharpen® called MindfulMEDS, and it has been a great addition. Knowing that our students have access to a wealth of resources to support their mental health is reassuring, and also another important step we can take to reduce stigma around mental health in healthcare.
Natalie M. Fadel, PsyD
Associate Professor for Psychiatry and Neuro-Behavioral Sciences · VCOM
I have collaborated with the Sharpen® team since 2012 to bring mental health programs into our schools. I am Chief Academic Officer for Spartanburg County School District 7 in South Carolina and have seen firsthand the impact from training hundreds of educators and school professionals in my district on topics ranging from mental health literacy to suicide prevention to resilience. The leadership and collaboration with our district over the years has enhanced the mindfulness programs for students, the professional development programs for educators and clinical staff and the district mental health literacy.
Dr. Terry O. Pruitt
Chief Academic Officer · Spartanburg County School District 7
Get Started

The right moment
is now.

Whether you're a counselor looking for tools to use on Monday, a parent trying to start a conversation tonight, or an administrator building something lasting — there's a clear next step from here.

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