Fedmind

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Fedmind is a digital therapeutic education platform that offers innovative and educational digital tools for the prevention of risks related to overweight.FEDMIND offers a one-year program to learn to love yourself, take care of yourself on a daily basis and better understand the origin of your overweight, with global and 360° support around several modules:- FedAlert’: A chatbot to manage food crises in real time with cardiac coherence exercises, sophrology… to bring you back to the present moment and limit the crisis.- FedPsy’: Introspection exercises based on cognitive and behavioral therapies to work on the causes of illness individually- FedGroup’: An active, caring and supportive community thanks to online discussion groups during which patients work on the FedPsy’ point together.WARNING: Fedmind, as well as any other product of the FEDMIND S.A.S brand, does not replace the advice of a health professional.
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