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Design Patterns for Mental Health

How can we create a platform that aggregates and makes mental health service best practices actionable?

Partners & Funders

A person stands leaning against a wall in an office meeting room. Posters about the design process are taped to the office window.

The Project

Since policymakers and designers lack a common baseline for mental-health service design, agencies and innovators repeatedly re-identify the same user needs and re-solve the same service delivery challenges. To address this gap, we worked alongside our partners to create a free, public domain set of patterns for the design and delivery of services that address mental-health needs.

The Outcome

We co-created Design Patterns for Mental Health, a publicly available service design pattern library. The tool is public available at designpatternsformentalhealth.org.

Design Patterns for Mental Health

A person stands leaning against a wall in an office meeting room. Posters about the design process are taped to the office window.
How can we create a platform that aggregates and makes mental health service best practices actionable?

Partners & Funders

The Project

Since policymakers and designers lack a common baseline for mental-health service design, agencies and innovators repeatedly re-identify the same user needs and re-solve the same service delivery challenges. To address this gap, we worked alongside our partners to create a free, public domain set of patterns for the design and delivery of services that address mental-health needs.

The Outcome

We co-created Design Patterns for Mental Health, a publicly available service design pattern library. The tool is public available at designpatternsformentalhealth.org.

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