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Share this article Share this article This acquisition of the world-renowned provider of moodgym and other programs will allow for the expansion of Dialogue's mental health service offering MONTREAL, May 21, 2021 /CNW Telbec/ - Dialogue Health Technologies Inc. announced today the acquisition of the world-renowned mental health provider, e-hub Health (eHH), a leader in internet-based cognitive behavioural therapy (iCBT). eHH's moodgym program is one of the most research-backed and peer-reviewed iCBT solutions in the world, and is widely recognized as a groundbreaking technology solution for...

Mountainwatch | Press Release Fieberbrunn, Austria – March 13, 2021: Athletes held nothing back in Fieberbrunn in what was their last chance to secure their names on the roster for the Xtreme Verbier and next year’s FWT22. However, this didn’t seem to distract the riders, who showed nerves of steel negotiating the iconic Wildseeloder. Snow conditions were challenging at best, with low snow levels even threatening the event. But fresh snow though the week provided organisers enough to work with, enabling them to give the green light on competition today. Here’s what went down in Fie...

March 4th, 2021 Mountainwatch | Press Release  Crunch Time for FWT athletes as competition heads to Fieberbrunn, Austria. With Saturday 6th – Tuesday 9th being ruled out as possible competition days, the new weather window has been extended to March 10th – March 17th. The organisers are waiting for a fresh snowfall to roll in over the Wildseeloder to run the third event.   Fieberbrunn, Austria – March 3, 2021: The world title race is heating up as athletes prepare for the third stop of FWT21 in the Austrian Tyrol. Two successful competitions went down in Ordino Arcalís, and now it...

Mountainwatch| Reggae Elliss It has been a dangerous winter in many Northern Hemisphere mountain regions with extended breaks between large snowfalls and

Ski class with Warren Smith, also head coach on TV show ‘The Jump’ There was no big fall or crash, just an over-stretched stop turn and the sound of my ACL - a major ligament in the knee - popping, a moment-in-time injury that was more linked to my gender, age, fitness level and poor technique than the terrain itself. It quickly became clear to our guide that to avoid further damage to my knee, the only way off the mountain was by helicopter. I watched in awe as the pilot skilfully tipped the nose of the chopper into the side of the slope.