Aworie Canada

Blended care combines traditional therapy with digital tools like mood tracking, guided exercises, and between session check ins.

Instead of waiting a full week to process something, you can log it in the moment and bring real data into the next session.

Would you use an app if it helped you get more out of therapy?

We’re growing—and we’re looking for Lead Associate Therapists to grow with us.
If you’re an RP, RSW, or equivalent designation and you’re passionate about evidence based, measurement informed care, we’d love to talk.
In this role, you’ll:
• Work with motivated clients in a digitally supported care model
• Help shape programs that blend assessments, tools, and human connection
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team focused on innovation and ethics

We’re especially interested in clinicians who are curious, reflective, and comfortable with both technology and deep clinical work.

Sound like you or someone you know? Send us a DM or visit the link in our bio for full details.

Patients and clinicians generally like MBC when it feels relevant, simple, and transparent—and when the numbers are actually talked about in session, not just stored in a file.

If you’re a clinician, what’s the biggest barrier to using measurement based care in your setting right now?”

Would you like a second version aimed specifically at non clinicians (e.g., “what this means if you’re a client in therapy”)?

Openness to Experience is your appetite for new ideas, creativity, and exploring unfamiliar perspectives.

Higher Openness often fits careers that live on the edge of change: product design, strategy, R&D, creative industries, and innovation roles where ‘what if?’ is the starting point.

Leaders high in Openness can spot emerging trends early, encourage experimentation, and help teams adapt instead of getting stuck in ‘we’ve always done it this way.’

Lower Openness can be an advantage in roles that require stability, routine, and adherence to proven methods—think compliance heavy or standardized environments.

What kind of problems excite you more: clear routines or open ended puzzles?

Link to article is available in bio.

In depression care, MBC has been linked to:
• Response rates around 87% vs 63% in usual care
• Remission rates around 74% vs 29% in usual care
Research shows this approach can dramatically boost outcomes in depression treatment, with much higher response and remission rates than usual care, and similar benefits are emerging in digital and youth services. At scale, tech enabled practices have shown that when MBC is built into workflows, adherence stays high and depression and anxiety outcomes improve.