Our Chief Impact Officer Liina Melanie Sarapik represented Triumf Health at this conference by the European Framework for Action on Mental Health 2021-2025 (EFAMH) through the pan-European Mental Health Coalition. You can read more about it in the blog post.

Step by step we are moving towards making mental health innovation ecosystem more transparent and accepted by forming a solid pathway to market together with our strong partners both from the public and private sector. We are happy to announce our official partnership with Accelerate Estonia.

This morning, the President of Estonia Alar Karis met with the top six young entrepreneurs in Estonia, as chosen by Eesti Kaubandus- ja Tööstuskoda and LHV, for breakfast and discussion. Our CEO Dr. Kadri Haljas was one of the President’s six guests and the only woman; Estonia may be a small country, but having breakfast with the president is nonetheless a big deal!

An even bigger deal is that during the presidential breakfast the discussion revolved around the importance of mental health! Dr. Kadri Haljas had the opportunity to tell the President about what we are doing at Triumf Health and as it turns out, he shares our mission and vision.

For years we at Triumf Health have advocated for children’s mental health and wellbeing by attending different events to support other organizations, going to schools to talk to students about mental health, and promoting general advocacy and awareness wherever we can. Last week our Chief Impact Officer Liina Melanie Sarapik participated in a webinar hosted by the Estonian LGBT Association on the newspaper Postimees’s Education Portal. The theme of the panel discussion was “Who is afraid of LGBT+ students?” and discussion revolved around the results of the research, workshops and campaigning that had been done in the past year.

On Friday, 10. December 2021, a webinar about the use of innovation in the treatment of depression was hosted at Tehnopol, the largest science park in the Baltics. Our CEO Dr. Kadri Haljas was one of the main organizers as well as a panel speaker at the event, which drew a very large online audience.

The therapeutic solutions of Triumf Health are not only effective on an emotional level, but can also represent a learning tool for the child, which openes the gateway to self-discovery and creative expression of the self.

Our guest writer, Andrei, takes a scientific approach and analyses the use of Triumfland Saga from three perspectives: textual, psychological, biosemiotic.

Michael joins our blog as guest writer, and discusses the benefits and challenges that children may encounter when playing health games, as part of their struggle to cope with the stress of chronic illnesses or other psychological stressors.

As a part of the research team CHAP at Uppsala University I am currently working close together with the Triumf Health-team, as we are in preparations of pilot testing Triumfland Saga in Sweden. This collaboration both allows for, and encourages, an active involvement of children and youth in the process towards implementing the app.

It has been such a pleasure to attend the MWC Barcelona conference after a long break in taking part in physical conferences. What were the highlights of the conference for our delegation?

Emotional health in its whole includes a colourful spectrum of emotions, empathy and self-care. How can we support the development of children’s emotional health? This is the approach of Triumf Health.

Nutrition is one of the most important factors for every age, especially during childhood. Children need proper nutrients to grow up healthy and strong.

Mobile apps are changing the educational landscape. Most apps for the tablets and smartphones work to improve the educational experiences of students and teachers.

It is inevitable that children in the modern society spend much of their free time on screen. Therefore, it seems reasonable try to provide a quality content which they are accessing on screen.

A guest writer of our blog, Allan Hallik, discusses the importance of physical activity and its potential effect on children’s mental wellbeing.

Chronic disease treatment requires quite some discipline and it is not always easy for kids to follow the regimen rigorously. But technology helps us in forming a source of knowledge while improving patient's mood and experience.

Setting out to reduce the risk of developing lifestyle-associated diseases and mental health conditions among children holds a great promise for the whole society.

In November, I spent one month in Taiwan. What I did over there and what is the Talents Taipei Program and what does it offer for startups? Find out more from this blog post.

Triumf Health has a new website providing information about the two health games - Triumf Hero for hospitals and Triumfland Saga for schools and parents.

We are on the path of becoming the global leaders in digital therapeutics for children. Read the post to understand why we are on this journey.