Curio is a digital therapeutics company with tailor-made cognitive behavioral therapy programs for Women across the cycle of life. It offers personalized coaching, community care services, digital health coaches, behavioral telehealth care, intelligent personalized guidance, and more. The company was founded in 2020 and is based in Princeton, New Jersey.

StarStarter is currently available as a non-prescription therapeutic game to manage symptoms of anxiety. Our mobile casual game delivers treatment using a unique cognitive training method called Attention Bias Modification Training, and is designed to be used for 6-12 mnutes a day, at least 4 days a week for an 30 day initial course of treatment. Evidence during our most recent clinical pilot showed that >90% of patients saw symptom reduction, 68% had clinically meaningful reductions in anxiety severity levels. 

The game is fun and brief, using your ship to bounce off the walls to gather energy and bring light back to the galaxy. As you light the stars, inhabitants will offer you their wisdom to enrich your life. Integrated assessments provide support for escalation and triage. 

Arcade Therapeutics improve mental health outcomes through low-stigma, accessible mobile games, based on breakthrough neuroscientific research.

At CurioTM, we believe that the mind-body relationship plays a profound role in a woman’s health. We connect the dots between mental and physical well-being with our comprehensive solutions. Our programs are based on evidence and clinically validated trials to carefully manage behavioral and physiological conditions.

Big Health’s DaylightRx is an FDA-cleared treatment for anxiety. However, Daylight’s mechanism of action is digitized CBT. Patients are often discouraged by CBT’s invasive questions, time-consuming activities, and stress-inducing assignments. StarStarter provides a lower barrier of entry to mental health treatment through its brief and casual gaming approach and simplified questionnaires. Additionally, ABM targets bottom-up, subconscious processes through its cognitive exercise, while Digital CBT targets top-down conscious processes through verbal mediation and executive functioning.